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The daily sentinel., 1902-12-16

Xmas eve ball-Locomotive Fire
men.
Friday night.
Bazaar and ball-Turner hall
Wednesday next.
Refers. muffiers and all such-the
best at Kirlin's.
Did you see the silver medal in
Arthur's window?
Rogers Brothers 1S47 silverware at
Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
Our speciality is the things which
other merchants forget to keep, The
Bazaar.
Special rates to churches and Sum
day schools on Xmas candies at Sparks
e. Co.
Fifty cents buys a butt II knife
worth 81. 90 at The Thompson Jewelry
& Music Co.
Do you want beautiful all wool
sweater for father or brother? See
Graham 81 Hards.
Its The Bazaar where you get the
handsome little things for the child
ren at so little cost.
say. how would pair of those
nice silk lined gloves at Ackerman's
do for father this Xmas?
We have all the big and little
things you want for Christmas at The
Bazaar. The Smith Drug stores old
stand.
Say, have you heard of that fine
line of holiday neckwear that Acker-
mans have just received-the finest
ever in the city.
The bazaar and ball at the Turner
hall next Wednesday afternoon and
evening will be one of the best ever
held in the city.
Next Friday night is the Redmen's
annual masquerade ball at the opera
house and everyone in the city who
can poslsibly do so should attend
For everyone who desires to have n
good time the Redmen's masquerade
is most earnestly recommended. 1t
will be n happy time for everyone.
The choir of the Christian church
will hold concert next Thursda y
night, assisted by outside talent at
their church. Admission 10 and %
cents.
A Salt Lake costumer will be here
for the Redmens ball next Friday
night. You really mus go and get a
costume. if you have not got one al
ready.
Their first event-Xmas eve ball
by the Firemen. The railroad boys
promise that it viii be one of the
best events of the year. Do not for
get it.
Here you are boys. IA chance to have
some fun. You can get your moneys $
worth of amusement if you go to the
opera house next Friday night to the
Redmen', ma uuerade ball.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-14
Dry Ecsams. letter, Salt Rhusm and Moist
Ecssma Of crotum.

All sruptive diseases originate 10
the blood and kidneys. Blood IL i'm.
preRus,ed with dead or decsyed tis.
U and poisonous elements which the
kidneys and bowels sre unable 70 ex.
pei. Pores uf skin become clOgged,
and thus the system IL y hOt.bed Of
malignant pOisOns which generate par.
asites or insects that burrOw their
way 70 the skin, causing various forms
OF Eczema. No more powerful blood
cleanser and kidney regulator can he
found than
DIR. A.V. BANEs RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC
which has an especial attraction for
these conditions, existing in blood and
kidneys; .el.OO per bottle.
No more soothing, healing ointment
can be found than
DIR. A.. v. BANES OINTMENT OF 3.
80 cents per bottle. Strengthened u
necessary.
DIR. A. v. BANEs MEDICINE Co..
st. Joseph, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-14
Had 70 Uouq or or Die.

81 was just about gone writes Mrs.
Rosa Richardson, Of LSure. Springs,
N. q. had consumption so bad that
the best doctors said I could not live
more than q month. but ! beg an to use
DR.. Kings New Discovery and was
wholly cured by seven bottles and am
stout and we'll" It's On unriv.
aled ltte-ssver In consumption. pneu.
mOnia, 10 grippe and bronchitis: In.
fallible for coughs, colds, asthma. hay
fever, Group or wh0Oping cough. Guar
anteed bottles 50c and 81 %, trial bot.
ties free a. u. II. Franklin's drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-14

A. NJ. Colt, Of Slater, wss 10 Mar.
shall Saturday.
A. G. Grifhth. Of Norton, VS. In
the county sest Saturday.
8. W. wilkersou, Of Hsrdemsn,
visited Marshall Saturday.
Milton NJ. Walker, Of near Malta
Bend, wss 10 Msrshsll Saturday.
A. b. Hoy and sister, Miss Annie,
ere visiting friends 10 Arrow Rock.
Joseph johnson, Of Orearvilie. was
interviewing our merchants ON Satur.
day.
One Of Nelson's worthy citizens, +.
w. ssppingtou, was 10 town Sstur.
day.
DR.. T. b. Hall, Of the county, vas
the guest Of DR.. John Il. Hall Sstur.
day.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bates and Miss Lutte
NJ. vsuMeter, Of Miami, we're In town
Saturday.
Il. +. Hisey, Of Mexico. the veil
known ssddle.horse man, was Ia Mar.
shall Friday.
A. Ransberger, who lives nesr Salt
Springs. was . business visitor In
Marshall Saturday.
John Robertson, Q prominent farm.
or Of near Malta Bend, was transact.
Ing business Ia Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. John Il. Hall, who went 70
Waverly 10 attend the funeral of her
relative, Miss Nancy Thomss, has re.
turned 70 Marshall.
T.. l.. Fenwick, q Of the prominent
farmers Of the Hsrdemsn neighbour.
hood. WAS attending IN business In
Marshall Saturday.
r. NJ. Taylor and wife, Of Nspton,
attended the reception given BY Miss
Annie Hswkius and brother, Horace
Hawkins, Monday evening.
Il. II. Miller, Of Nebraska City,
Neb., attended the funeral Of his
brother. Mr.. WIN. h. Miller, which
occurred 10 the county this week.
Miss Virginia Smith has been en-.
tertsining Mas Belle Richardson dur.
Ing the past week. Miss Richardson
left Saturday for her home In Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson ore en-.
VrUSolutuk WtbScB JeWol LtucOI0, anna
Is. Hudson, Messrs. John II. Smith |
and William T.. Sullivan, Ut Kansas
City.
w. T. Darlington, state school su.
perintendent, wants the Office for the
second term. He finds himself In bed
with the biggest lot Of rsscals Ia the
state, the state house ring. He holds
for them and the good people will see
that he takes politics out Of our
schools by retiring him with an over.
whelmlng vote.
How dear to our heart IL the stesdy
subscriber, who pays In advance q
the birth Of each year; who lays down
mis- dollar and lays Il down gladly,
and casts round the Office o halo IL
cheer. He never says ''stOp L., I cant
afford IT," or Elm getting more 20.
than can read" but always
says ''send 1.-THE family like it--in
fact We oil think II . household need
How welcome he " when be steps In
the ssnctum. how he makes our hearts
thrOb, how he makes our feet dances;
We Outwardly thank him. we inwsrdly
bless him the steady subscriber who |
pays In advance. Elk.
I'M a. l
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-14

A farm without fruit and modern Inn.
provements 10 but . finger hoard point.
Ing the children toward town. Poor
rural schools will have the same ten
deucy.
The oasis., 1902-12-13

Perhaps it was done as a matter of expediencv-to induce Rhode ls- land. Delaware, New Jersey, New Hampshire. Connecticut and the Carollnas to accept the constitu- ton. But 1t can now be seen to be provision of sound wisdom. It IS the power of the small states in the senate which will prove the sheet anchor of popular liberty.
 But the most puerile objections presented in the articles mentioned is that the territories now proposed for admission have reached the limit of possibility in the matter of development and population. No less a parsonage than Senator Bard of California, voiced that sentiment in an interview sustaining his own vote in the committee on territories. His was the deciding voice. Had the senator voted for the omnibus bill, that would have been the com mittee report, and the substitute bill would have had to go into the senate upon the minority report. In the interest of the omnibus bill the constituents of Senator Bard were bombarding him with peti- tions, resolutions and personal ap- peals. The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce wired him series of resolutions urging his support of omnibus bill, and other large and 1 influential commercial bodies had done likewise. Bard felt that he must make some excuse. So he said that Arizona has reached the limit of development and will here after retrogress. Owing to lack of water for irrigation the agricultural possibilities are incapable of fur ther expansion, while the mines will be soon worked out and the population they now sustain will go to other states. He deliberately shut his eyes to the development the new government policy of water storage will bring about, and the testimony of all the geological and mining experts in the world that Arizona is yet in the infancy of mineral development.
 But Senator Bard's is no new cry. We have heard the same talk in Arizona. The Salt River valley and Graham county are filled with croakers about the water supply, and a stone cannot be thrown in the streets of Nogales, Tombstone, Globe, Prescott, Bisbee or any other mining town without hitting some- one who says "the mines don't go
The oasis., 1902-12-13
THEIR TALK RETURNING.

three territories. The senate com mittee on territories presented a report with substitute for the omnibus bill which passed the house last session. That was antag- onized with a minority report from the committee presented by Senator Quay and the democratic senators thereon, recommending adoption of the house bill. The senate substi- tute provide for admission of Oklahoma only.
 Senator Quay who leads the fight for the house measure, IS confident of success. He states that there are fourteen republican senators who are pledged to vote for the house bill. That would give the measure a majority of three. Per sonal telegrams from Mark Smith and others convey the same inform ation. But the question is, will those fourteen republican senators all stand in line when the pressure to change is put upon them? Only two going over will give majority of one for the substitute bill of the senate committee; and the chances of statehood for Arizona and New Mexico will Ego glimmering."
 That there will be a most tre- mendous pressure upon the sen ators counted upon to support the house bill is plainly apparent. Some of the leading magazines for the current month, and many of thesgreat metropolitan newspapers are bristling with strong, yet un- air,sarguments against admission of the three states. The leading and most forcible argument is di- rected toward the inequality of re- presentation in the senate. Great and potent interests in the East are growing restive at the growing power of the West in national af- fairs, and the tendency of the West to independence of thought and action. The very power whi h the framers of the constitution thought wise and necessary to give to small states. is now considered a menace by the people of the great ones. And the assertion is openly made in one of the articles here noted that with representation propor- tionate to population with Nevada, New York would have three hun dred senators, and that admission of Arizona would give population but about double that of Nevada similar disproportionate vote in the upper branch of congress, and be an additional chec, in that body upon schemes of national import originating in the great states or an additional force to be swung for legislation fav rable to the great and expanding West.
 The very effort now to prevent creation of any more small states shows the wisdom of the fathers in giving the small states equal power in the senate with the great ones.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-05-29
NOTICE..

I. z. NJ. Rambin, administrator of the
succession of Michel Rambin. by appoint
ment of the llth Judicial District Court
of Louisiana i'll and for NatchitOches Par
ish, by order dated May 10th, 1902. am
applying for Surveyor Generals eel i'll
Gates OF location under the act Of fpu-
gress of June 2nd, 1853 In satisfaction OF
clam confirmed 10 said Michel Rambin,
being claim No. 237 in the Register and
Receiver of the South Western District
of Louisiana Of date November lst 1924,
for 2Sl 7l-l0O acres. said claim being
wholly unsatisfied
All parties are notified to show cause,
if any they have OH or before the LIST day
of July, 1902, why the said Applicant
SHOULD not bf granted BY the surveyor
General.
""' + NJ RAMBIN,
Administrator.
BY Scarborough & Carver, Atty's,
May 22.-5t
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-05-29
NOTICE.
Land Office At Na'chitot hes, La. !
AnIiI Is. 1902

Land Office at Na,chito, hes. La. !
April IS, 1902, {
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in sup.
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Register and Re-
ceiVer at NatchIOches. La, on June
10Th. 1902. viz: Homestead Entry S3l3,
james Hiliman. for the VIZ NE4 and
NE1 NW4 section p. township ).
north. range 6, west, La. MERIDIAN.
lie names the following Witnesses TO
Prove his cOntihHous residence upon,
and cultivation of Said lana. viz
+. ". Bolton. Levy Nelson. n. Mar
TN: I"me' Wi.hY. ali OF McitlqIbIp,
J. ERN Est BHiDA.
ART: 24-6t. Rc.'ist,I
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-05-29
CONTEST NOTICE,

Quilted Stairs Land Office.
Natchitorhes, La, MAY 10, 1902.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed IN this office br K. J. Ba<cO
of CloulierVilc Z. o, La, contestant
against Homestead Entry No 9O27, made
July %. 1901. for NE114 section %. town
shi p q, north, range q, west BY Tay lor
johnson Cuntcstee. III whIch~it is allpg-
ed that said entryman has not settled
upon, nett Ter has he built upon or cul-
tiy"ted any portion OF said entry, and
bias Abandoned same; said parties are
hereby notified to appear. FcSD0na snd
offer evidence touching said allegation
at 10 "'cIcck M. on July Is. 1902 be-
fore the Register and Receiver ut the
United States Land Office IN NatchitO-
chCs. La
The said contestant having. in prop
er affidavit, filed May 10, 1902. Sc, forth |
facts which show. that after due dilli- |
gPnce personal service of This notice
can not tie made. II IS hereby UIdcred !
and die cted that such notice be- given
by due nnd DrQper ppbli' alIOn.
e. j. GREENE.
Nav p. ut. Receiver
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-05-29
NOTICE
Land Office at Ea.chItOChps. la
ADrii ia 1909

Land Office at Na.chltOchps. LA !
April Is, 1902. 7
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing manned settler has hled notice Of
hls ihtrntlOu to make final proof in sup
port "f his claim, and that said proof
WILL be mad" before Register and Re-
eeiEer It NatchisOches. La, on May
20, 1902. viz: Homestead Entry SSGi
Jeptha Reeson, for the NE4 SW14 and
Ne SEA and sEI4 SEA section ~
township ), north, range &, west, La
MerediAn.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his cOntInuOu. residence upon and
cml .Ivaiion Of said land, viz:
l.. ii. Ford, of Mora. La; NJ +.
Boswell. B.! b. Boswell. X. b, Boswell,
all Of Lotus. La.
j. ERNEST BREDA.
April 24,-6t. Register.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-05-29

Parish east qr fosectiOn 81, township
llsjarfange 10. and movables State 48c
parish soc school 4Oc poll 90 interest
lOc notice DC, cost of advertisement to
be added.
J. +. McC0ftncy, ward ). No. 81
40 acres of land, north half of north
west or. north half of south east ar. of
north west or. and mOvables; State -
parish 20 poll Oh school 10 interest
29c notice 25c cost Of advertisements to
he added.
V. z Parkes, ward 5, No. 4.
40 acres of land in section & town
ship 10, range 8; State 36c parish 6Oc
poll 90, school Soc interest Zoe notice
23c, cost of advertisement to be added
Mrs. p. i. Prothro, ward 5, No. 20.
100 acres of land. north half of north
west quarter south east or. of south
west or. north west or of north west
qr. section %, township 8, range 8, and
mOvables ; State 81, parish 3 30, school
33c notice 25c. interest 30c., cost of adj
vertIsement to he added
G.. 7. Raines, ward ), No. /.
10 acres of land, south west ar. of
south east or. section 80, township 8.
range 10 State Soc parish 60c, poll 90
school 30c notice &c interest Toe, cost
of advertisement to be added.
Henry Sanders, ward ), No, 2.
: 40 acres of land bounded east by John /
Grant, bought of IL. SimOns, and mo-
mOvables State G6c parish 40 poll 90 |
school 800 notice DC interest 15c., cost |
of advertisement to be added.
Bond J. Scott, ward ), No. 8.
u acres of land, 10 interest with
succession of Jennie Scott, in $50 acres,
south half of south west or. of south
east Or. section 10, north east or. of
north west or. north east ar of section
Y, south west Or. Of north west or. see
ton %. township 9, range 10, and mo-
vables State 1 II, parish 2 10, poll
l 90, school 20, interest Doe, notice 25c,
cost of advertisement to DO added
af Mrs. Jennie Scott, ward 5,
No. 10.
2SS acres of land 4,5 interest with Il
j Scott, in south half Of south west ar.
and south west or. of south east or. sec.
ton ID, north east or. of north west ar
north east or, section y, south west ar.
Of north west ar of North west ar. sec
ton %, township 8, range 10; Hotel
building and lots IL aud Is. in block 81,
ID Marthavillc, IL lots and mOvables
State So parish IL 60 school II go inter
sst soc notice 25c cost of advertisement
% be added.
Mrs, Rosa Stewart. ward ), No. 80.
80 acres of land, south east or. Of south
asst or. section 81, south West az. of
outh west qr section 50, township 10,
ange 10; State 72c parish 20 school
0c notice 25c interest IOc.. cost of adj
'ertisement to be addeI.
ames q. Teazle, ward 5. No. 4.
40 55-l0O acres of land. north west
uarter of north west or. section 30,
Ownship 10, range 10 STATE 36c. par
sh 60c, DOLL 90, school 30c cost Of
dvertisement TO be added.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-05-29
WON'T FOLLOW ADVICE AFTER
PAYING FOX II.

In recent article prominent ply :
slcian says. ''It Is next tC impossible for
the physician TO get his patients to ear.
ry out any prescribed course OF hygiene
or diet to the smallest extent; he has
but one resort left, namely, the drug
treatment" When medicine are used
for chrome consflDatio4, the most mild
and gentle Obtainable, such as Chain
berlaln's Stomach L Liver Tablets,
should be employed. Their use is not
followed by constipation as they leave
the bowels in natural and healthy con-
Iitlon. For sale by JanIn & Snddath.
druggists.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-05-29

Mrs Georgia Thompson, ward /, No IS.
One vacant lot in the city OF Natchl-
tocbes bounded north by Neal. south by
Ezernack, east by Lincoln and known
as the Kahn pasture. State lSc. par
ish zoe. bridge l5c interest - notice 2oc
cost of advertisement to be added.
Cephalide TrotrO ward /, No 50.
One house and lot northeast corner
Sibley and 9Th street. State Soc. parish
soc. bridge l5c. notice l5c interest DC.
cost of advertisement to be added.
w j Black. ward !, No, s.
One vacant lot corner 7th and Buard
streets. State 1Sc, parish Doc. bridge
l5c. notice 25c. cost Of advertisement to
be added
Airev Washington, ward l No 80.
House and lot northwest corner Blu
ard and Pavie streets IN Natchitoches.
State 3Oc. parish soc. bridge 25c. notice
25c. interest &c. cost OF advertisement TO
be added.
Unknown Owner, ward I, No /.
40 acres NE14 of SEA sec. L II 8
taxes due for 1883. 1899, 1900 and 1901
State l a, parish 40, bridge | 20, in
terest zoe. notice l 90, cost Of advertise
mCnt to be added.
Mary V Cofield, ward /. NO. 50.
One house and lot No 3 on west side
of 9TH street. State 1Sc. parish Soc
bridge l5c. interest - notice 25C. cos
of advertisement to be added
Mrs John NoOnan, ward !, No 26.
One house and lot on Slbley street
bounden east by Joe Langfleld. west by
Mrs. TrOtro. State 30c. parish SOC
| bridge 25c. interest - notice %. cost o
advertisement to be added.
J L Allen, ward 2. No >.
10 acres of land SW4 of NWL4 eec. Is
L - 4 ). State 36C, parish 60c, poll O
notice 25c. cost OF advertisement to bt
added.
John l. Crocker. ward 2, No 20.
40 acres of land NE4 of SEA sec
l2TIlR State 36c, parish 60c, pol
| | 90. notice 25c cost OF advertisement Il
be added.
Anderson Forlry, ward :, No, l.
50 acres If land in sec. 81 I II r
State 73c. parish 20 notice 25c, cost o.
advertisement to be added.
Allen Franks. ward 2, No Is.
40 acres Of land NW14 of NE14 sec 3
TIRE. Stale 35c, parish go, poll l On
notice 25r. interest &c. cost of advertise
ment to be added.
H FREEZER, ward 2. No. IS.
10 acres of land seq Of SCI Of acc
80 T. 13R7. State 12c, parish Doc, pol
| 90. notice 25c, cost of advertisement tC
be added.
Emery a Golden, ward 2, No. 6.
n
SW1a of SWL sec. s; one house ana one
acre lot in northeast corner Of NWL4 OF
NW14 sec II, L II r >. State 3Or. par
iSh soc. poll 90, notice Zoe, cost of ad'
vertisement to be added.
+ & Griffin, ward 2, No. II.
100 acres of land Ela of SEA nec. 10;
NW4 OF NE4 sec. d; NEH of SEA
sec. % L ii Rs. State "A, parish 40
NOll 90, interest zoe. notice 25c. cost o.
advertisement TO be added.
VIM Gunter, ward 2. No u.
41aSres of land NE4 of SW14 sec
.Tl2R5;, and movabes. State 9Oc, par
i<h sc. Doll 90, notice p, interest 15C
cost of advertisement 10 be added.
w + johnson, ward ,, MOI.
~ 22-1OO ACRES land So of SEA sec,
.5TI3R6 J" 4, Parish 80, pol
| 90, inte1eshrs. Elliott 25c, cost of adj
vertissT the air like a,
Mrssh- dough. LooeyczMo Ii.
INN Eyes; | like to vision with D
Ct so lonely" She haGSEA sec l;
l9OO.r- ~ Interc'
Csc, ne
be- addd. behriy oeloVed' gesS
sutBnr l,nrx. f., ri |
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-05-29
NOTICE.

]. y. Z. Sompayrac, administrator o
the succession of \. l.. DtbituN, b,
appointment Of the llth judicial Di>
,rict Cur, OF Louisiana, IN and for tn
Parish Of Natchit0ches. bv order there
| in dated April 18th. 1902. am applYin:
- SS"r~::-rr GnnnrnI.S i1ngiesS Oh O
u DV VIII practice in a Of an mn ST
. Federal CourgS ~, }sanlirmrd
} Thomas Wallace for 4dG H%tres. being
lair! No. ISL, in Report of Register and
ecclyer Of date November 1st. 1924,
hich claim is wholly un<ari.tirI.
All partirs are notified To show cause,
any they have. on or before the 1t
~ OF June. 1902, why the said appi.
mon eh0"ld not he gratecd by tie
lrveyUr General
y. +. SOMPANRAC.
Administrator.
by Scarborough 4 Carver, Att'l.
April "a 81