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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
CHARTER.

STATE CT LOUISIANA,
october, A. D.. Nineteen Hundred and One,
before me, J. 5. Peters. Notary Public in and
fo- the Parish of Vim. La. personally appear
I'd j. T. wallace, y. :. Sewers, Cas- Moss and R.
A. AEcSaskel, all residents Of the PARISH Of .
vim, who severaIly declare that they DO mere
by fo-In and organize themselves into corpo-
ration for a ierIn OF ten years from this date,
under the name Of the Winnfieit Real Estate
Azescy, led, the donic:ls waereos is hereby
axsd in the town Of vinnisld, vim Parish,
IA, and It's objects and purposes and business
being TO buy, own AID s-rl or lease Real Estate
or do any and every &C: neces sary TO carry on
general real estate business. Citation shall be
served on the president or in his absence On
the secretary.
The capital stock shall be Fire Thousand
(s5OO1.0)) Dollars, divided iEtc shares OF Fifty
$500, Dollars each payable in cash.
The affairs shall be managed by q board Of
directors composed OF tk-se stcckhOIders, 10
be elected by the stockholders annually BY q
ballot on the first Tuesday in November in
each year any subsequent dag hxed BY tine
board in case election taxing place ON said
day. Each share of stock shall be entitled to
one vote. Said board shall have the right 10
rake all bylaws, and change and alter the
same at pleasure.
The company shall begin basiness as soon Is
this charter is approved AMI promulgated a.
required b. law and the fcil amount OF stock
has been subscribed The frst Board Of BirSc-
;oEs shah be soaposed Of J. T. wallace. v. ].
Sewers and r. A AIcKaskIe, and shall hold
Office until the frs: Tuesday in November.
1907, or until their Successors are elected and
t@ke their place. the officers o; said Board
shall be composed OF J. t. wallace. president;
". j. SoyeTs, vice president and C@s Moss,
secretary ard treasurer and shall kold Office
until the FIRST Tuesday in November, Iac2- after
which time said Board shall elcc. frcr1 among
themselves President, Vice Presiden: and
Secretary and Treasurer. Al the termination
OF the charter CT dissolution Of the corporation.
the affairs shall De iiquidGscd BY the members
o: the Board Of Directors as nqaidaiing con-
mi ssioneIs.
Thus done and passed on this the 3Oth day
of October, A. D., 1851.
J. t. WALLACE, Twenty-Five Shares. sl25o.eo.
Cas- Moss, " I29.ea.
~. SowEss, 4" 1e59.0o.
II. A. McKAsKLK, +" " lzae.oo.
Attest:
j. ID. Holmes
Signed and acknowledged before me on fhis
3Oth day 0. October, 1901.
j. ). PETERS,
Notary Public.
The above and foregoing being in conformity
with the constitution ana laws Of the state OF
Louisiana, hereby approve the same.
This November 6, 1901.
a. p. HUSDLsY.
District Attorney,
9Th Dist. OF louisiana:
State o; Louisiana, Parish OF VIM.
thereby certify that the above charter was
Fled for record and duly recorded Nov.
| i4th, 1901, in Book &C" Mortgages, pas U.s.
st. Seq. Records Of vim Parish, L.
~ c. NJ. BE-ur.
I SEAL Dspary Recorder.
~ Nov. -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
Collector of the Port.

The people of South Louisians
particularly citizens of Ascen
sion and Iberville parishes, are
urging the name of +. y. Pugh,
of Ascension, for appointment as
Collector of the port at New
Orleans. 1t is probable that Col
\. T. Wimberiy, the present
incumbent, will be removed at IN
early date and the people mostly
interested are beginning to "fee
around" for a suitable person who
mas some chance of getting the
appointment. THE SENTINEL j.
not personally acquainted witt
Mr.. Pugh, therefore could no;
express an opinion as to his fl
ness for the position. However,
the Iberville South. a staunc!
Democratic paper, says that Mr..
Pugh is in every way qualified for
the position, except it be political
ly. He is a Republican anc
stands high in the councils of his
party, and for that one and only
reason some of the Democratic
press are not favoring his appoint
ment. They can urge nothing
against his appointment save the
tendency it would have toward
building up. respectable Repub-
lican party in this State.
The people of the South have
assurance from President Roose-
welt that he will appoint no man
to Office who is not thoroughly
qualified and so long as this policy
is carried out we have no room to
complain. No sane. person will
deny that thoroughly qualified
Republican is better to have in
Office than disqualified Demo-
crat, but it is certain that no
Democrat will get the appoint
ment as Collector and if the
Presidents outlined policy in
regard to appointments is carried
out in this instance the people of
Louisiana should be satisfied.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

The Ruston Daily Loaded died
a natural and easy death on the
.sh, inst. 1t enjoyed a snort but
brilliant career, lasting nearly a
month. The Daily Leader was
appreciated and enjoyed by every,
body, with probably the exception
of the business men of HUSTON.
and all hated to see it die. All
well-informed towns know the
value of a daily paper, of the
sind and makeup of the Leader.
and would and do support them,
but itseems that Ruston has all
ie bushes and prosperity that 1t
wants and simply looked on while
the Daily Leader struggled for
life. finally succumbing to tie
inevitable.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
A BSiieI BuZZard.

Under date of Nov. 9th, Mr.. l..
!. Dickens writes as follows: "a
alc4zard has appeared in the
viclnity of Catahoula Lake several
5mes in the past week. wearing a
small bell. The bell is attached
he bird in a way that it does
not seem to interfere with the
uotion OF lis wings, neither does
the huzzard seem to care for Its
musical attachment The bird
hrst appeared at the home of jeff
POLK, and then at Delaney ;
store, and has also been seen in
ne woods by sportsmen. just
now the bell is fastend on is
unknown. Everybody is asking,
WHO beiled the buZZard?' "
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

1t is amusing. % say the least,
to see our nc;ghbor, the Comlde,
cl.scourSng ga the past, pre- eat
aud future of She Demo rattle
party. as if it were The counsel OF
tNe party. II has already named
q presidential candidate for the
party and viii now. !; j. supposed.
go into the discussion of the ISSUES
of the campaign. This is amusing
to those who have been keepin.
up with the ways Of the Comrade
during the past few years. IL
used to stand high in the PoPuli>t
ranks and more recently attempt
ed to eject Il Republican 20 Con
gress. Now that il IS out after q
man to head toe Democratic
National ticket n 1904 il appears
in an amusing attitude.
after carefully surveying The
field \. z. German Of Maryland
has been settled upon By our
clever neighbor a. the best man
70 head the Democratic ticket
three years hence aud it aa,
patched up platform winch
embraces every question upan
which any party, save TIN. Pro
hibitionists, could conduct @
campaign and nothing Is left for
the PopuIists and Republicans to
build a platform from. II plat
form does not touch The iGuo
question, therefore, the Prohibi-
ionists can build q platform.
Just how our ueighhor sP!atform
and candidates aye going To tax
with the Democracy no one knows.
but we are certain that it is . little
too early for many Democrats t.
Chamber onto it. Besides there
.sre "other wards 10 hear frOni
and so far as the good it is dom,
our neighbor might as well pigeon
hole lis presidential boom al.
after two more seasons o. cold
weather have come and gont. i,
IS too early to begin electing "a
Democratic president, and tie
price of cotton is so low till farm
ers might be inclined to believe
that the Comrades assurance
last fall that the high price of
cotton wss a result of republican
administration were all bosh, and
they might snow IFS boom under.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
Nurdered:

A man was because the robbers
knew he had money at his home.
Better deposit your money at The
Bank of Winfield, where it will
be safe. We are all proud of our
Bank which is one of the best and
safest in the State. Ifyyou want
to borrow they have plenty of
money. II you want your money
taken care of deposit it with this
good, strong Bank. milf.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Again we notice that The bod
son Times slurs Winfield by
te ling the Comrade that ''seyeral
drummers who are acquainted
with all the towns on the railroad
say that Dodson is the best town
south of Ruston. Dodson may
be all right as a town. which we
do not deny, but it is strange to
note that these several drummers,
or some of them at least, come
on through to Winfield on the
night train. go back in the morn
ing, sswork" Dodson and then
come back to winfield. There
must be a difference in hotels or
the water in favor of winfield.
or perhaps it is because of the
discharging of guns in Dodson
that the drummers don't stay
over nights there Let The
Times explain some more, either
to the SENTINEL or Comrade!
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
Good Price for Pine Land.
The Pollock Peoples Demand

Inc IOllOck TeopicS DciiiaiuS
says:
At the public sale of the six
teenth section of school land at
Coifax last Saturday the highest
price ever heard of was paid for
pine timbered land, it bringing
.$l7 per acre. The section con-
tanned go acres and sold to James
i. O'Shee for the sum of $40, $50.
The northwest quarter of the
section was appraised at 800 per
acre and sold for $50. Sj:the north
east quarter was appraised at the
same price and sold for s19.25,
while the other two quarters were
appraised at $3.50 and $3.50, they
sold for SI0.25 and S17.6 respect
,yeiy. This will give the school
t..at township 1920 per year in
addition to the regular funds APP
propriated by the state and parish.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

We received the "Comrade," a
paper published at Winfield, La,
this week, labeled Vol. XI., No.
So. Besides it seems to be made
up backwards. 1t has the local
and editorial pages snapped.
The "Comrade" advertises itself
as the official organ of Vim
parish. The paper is lacking
when it comes to clean print. 1t
is hard indeed to read. and we
would suggest to the publisher the
importance of taking more care
in printing his paper clean to
make it have the effect it should
have upon its readers.-Junction
City Democrat.
The Comrade is lacking in more
than one respect. 1t lacks much
of being the official organ of the
parish, although it persists in
claiming for itself the position.
THE SENTINEL is the official organ
of the parish, despite the Com
rade's false claims. Every time
it says it is the official journal it
misrepresents facts, or in plain
words it lies.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Senator Hanna seems disposed
to wet-blanket the Washington
Mckinley Memorial Arch scheme
at every opportunity. which looks
like envy if it isn't.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Lord Salisbury's defence of the
English governments conduct Of
the Boer war was coldly received
by the guests at the Lord Mayor 5
banquet in London.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
The undertaken is the only man
who can cure some diseases.
REJECT OF YoUR SINS.

And use Hunts Lightning oil for
MI pains, Catarrh. Neuralgia.
rheumatism, Cuts. Burns, Collie
and Diarrhea. Satisfaction guar
anteeed or money refunded. %
and 30 cents.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

The sugar and tobacco men can
now turn their guns on Senator
Lodge, who declares reciprocity
With Cuba to be one of the most
important questions before Con-
gress. If Mr.. Lodge had added
..for the Cubans," he would have
been correct.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
Puhlsher'S Notice.
Our Clubbiag BATES.
Questions Answered

/ Why the Southern Sentinel
don't or won't publish the VIM
field COTTON receipts.
2 Why Dodson is so much
better cotton market than VIM
field or Jonesboro and
) Why we connOt get the cot
ton receipts from these two
points.
The SENTINEL. delights in I'M
parting knowledge to its wonde1-
ing friends. 1t is usually 30
plain on almost any subject that
its readers can understand with
out any wondering.
But the Times is inclined to
wonder at all times and on nearly
all subjects, so we will endeavor
to put G. rest its wonderings.
l. In order to Get cotton TO
cone, here we don't have 70
ssblow" about how many hundred
bales we are getting.
Our merchants are paying tie
top of the market for cotton and
that is sufficient to bring the cot
ton here, and the cheapness OF
goods here is another In
ducement to the farmers to
bring their cotton here. Anoth-
err reason we don't publish The
cotton receipts is that we fill our
space with more valuable stuff :.
The cotton receipts are not OF
any value to our readers and.
therefore, we do not publisi
them, prefering interesting
news items instead of estate cot
ton receipts"
2. 1t is not known at this en-,
of the line that Dodson is better
cotton market than Winfield.
The Times intimates as much.
but we must be cited, knowing
that The Times gets its sup
port from Dodson and must de-
pend upon the good will of bod
sons merchants. Then we are
not "strictly i'm the cotton bust
ness, the low price of the staple
making it Improbable.
Our people are growing Other
things besides cotton and are moi
interested solely in cotton, as the
Times indicates Dodson people
are. In answering these ques-
tions we do so for WINFIELD and
will leave Jonesboro to answer
it's own questions.
8. As for this question The
Times can get full report of the
cotton receipts by applying to
our merchants. Any of them
will furnish it wlths,a report of
the number of bales they have
purchased.
The SENTINEL has not gone to
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
OPEN YoUR MOUTH

And swallow one. Cheatham's
Laxative Chill Tablets combine
all the qualities of the best liquid
chil! tonics. Dose always ready.
Dose always the same. No cure
no p3y.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
A PERILoUs LEAP

From Pixies Peak, 4,134, viii
not cure softening of the brain,
but % cent box of Cheatham's
Laxative Chill Tablets will cure
chills. No cure-no pay.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
vESRE.

In obediance9r an order issued
by His Honor, NJ. 4. Machen.
bearing date Oct. 3lst, 1901. The
undersigned Jury Commissioners,
together with me Clerk 9Th, ID. C.
& Ex-ofIicio Jury Commissioners.
proceeded to draw from the
General Venire, the following
qualified Jurors TO Serve at the
November term of 9TH, ID. CT
said term commencing 3rd. Mon
day in Nov. 1901.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

The success of the big steel
trust has brought about the
formation of a new one with
$50. 100000 capital. to embrace
the steel plate mills
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

The white House has a "nigger'i
steward, but it does not necessari-
ly follow that 'possum and sweet
titers have a permanent place Or
the dinner menu.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Hon. A. p. German is used to
the howls of his enemies, and had
his return to the Senate not been
accompanied by a few howls OF
fraud" he would have felt lone
some and neglected.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Mr.. Roosevelt might add to
public confidence in him by saying,
Get thee behind me, Hanna,
but he isn't likely to DO so, Is
hanna's words about 1904 are
honied.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Mr.. Roosevelt does not think
much of the machine republicans
of the Southern States, which
indicates good Judgement in that
particular.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15
"OLD HICKORY" CHIPS.

Senator Lodge says Mr.. Roose-
welt is for the reciprocity treaties,
but perhaps he hasn't seen him
since he told Senator Aldrich he
wasn't.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

More haste, less speed. The
quicker the lnnch, the longer il
is digested.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Notwithstanding the ilsistence
OF bis enemies, Mr.. Croker re-
fuses to spell his name with an
"a" in the middle.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Several trust magnates have
been dined by Mr.. Roosevelt, bat
they are demanding more than a
few dinners OF him.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Every time a man does a fool
thing, he makes for himself a lot
OF trouble.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Schley will not get all that is
coming to him from Congress
until he is made full admiral.
and the people may conclude to
give him something better yet.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

Some men theorize most beau
tifully about the duties We owe
to dumb creatures who make a
practice of grinding their fellow
men to the last notch of endg-
rance.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

when preachers get together,
they talk "shop" even more tuan
lawyers or doctors.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

1t is ereditable to the good
sense of the Maryland Democrats
that Hon. A. Z. German will be
returned to the Senate without
Democratic opposition.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

OF course Alabama ratified tie
new constitution adopted by the
recent convention, which was
merely the agent of the best
interests of the State.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

s~6ee Coates about your bill
e printing. Re prints anything
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
CLASS LEGISLATION
APPLIED To WOMEN


Henry y. Blackwell. Of Boston. Mass.
In his s&drgss at ths Pan American
conference Cf the Nstlonal SUFFRAGE
Association in tiuffaio said m Fart
Everyone in free America admits
that no eisss Of men can be safely IN
s-u8ted Witt irresponsible power over
any other class 0 hea, that the eN-
eiCise Of snvA lower brutaiizes the SUI
psrior aaa dasSAaes the inferior, that
rallticA equality among men Is the
only guarantee OF social Justice. rs
there Guy reason why the same prin-
eiples does not apply IN the relations
at men and women II class legisla-
ton has proved so injurious 10 tao
character OF men when exercised upon
each other. how can It be otherwise
when exercised by men upon women?
As matter OF fact. IL Is even more
injurious. The popular conception OF
woman's political inferiority degrades
the home, which Is the nursery OF hui
, man character The character of men
and women Is shaped ana nodded in
infancy and childhood A man Is the
/ Joint product of heredity and environ
ment lf IL has been born and rear
/ ed In an atmosphere Of equality. in a
+ family where husband and wife re-
gard each other as equals. living in a
noble aud lifelong partnership, rec
+ ognizing reciprocal rights and duties
/ the boy learns to respect his mother
+ and, in doing SO, as he grows into
+ manhood he Will respect also his sis
ter, his wife. his daughter and all Other
women. Just In proportion as his
+ home has been tainted with the false
i idea OF masculine supremacy and FEM
/ mime subordination, the boy will be-
come imbued with the arrogance OF
! sex and will come To regard women
/ as made for his convenience and for
/ the service of the male half OF human
/ ity.
| OF all forms OF aristocraey. sex ar
4 istocracy is the most subtitle, all
] pervading and dangerous. or all the
/ despotisms that have afflicted the hui
man race. II is the worst.
One of the prejnGices which most
retards the enfranehiNment OF women
| IL the idea that comforting political
| freedom and opportunity upon them
will degrade womanhood. diminish
mems respect for women and demon
ali2e society. Ii this were true, II
would be indeed, fatal mistake But
the exact contrary is that fact. What
is suffrage? Lucy Stone has we'll de-
fined 1t as the authoritative expression
Of an opinion in relation to princi-
pies. measures and men. Its essence
! Is rational choice 1t is conferred
/ only upon persons considered capable
OF making rational choice. Idiots
lunaties, criminals. convicted OF In
/ famous crimes, aliens who owe allie
! glance to a foreign power, babies
children and young men not yet arrived
at full mental maturity are excluded
together with all women. Now, SC
long as society classes all women with
the incarables, II practically puts a
stigma upon womlnhood, which low
ers it in mems respect. Voting Is one
! form OF power and power always COM
mands respect"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

o, handsomely illasra'ci sttisles Ia
this excellent number
THE DELINAA e9R-The ne'.rea-
tor ioreshs6Css ~ mems o. is New
York. Paris aad Uoadon eunne cns
those tendencies of fsSaloa u { viii
certainly prevail
In addition 20 the fashion fe3turCa
ana practical dressmaking adVise the
October number Is fan Of good general
reading. mos tasteAliy illustrated ua=
der the Immediate direction o. the
well known artist, William Martin
Johnson. Mn John~on's WORK is
known TO lovers Of the beautiful. by
reason of the Garfield clifton OF Ben
Hur as well as some other books OF
large sale. Mr.. Johnson believes in
illustrations that ilus rate rather
than in pictures that only ornament a
page. The w-ole October number of
The Delineator is fun of interest 10
men as we'll as To women.