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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Absolute Safety Insured.


One Of the great advantages of the float
ing bath Is its absolute safety It is made
up OF a series of pools of different DEPTHS
designed to be used by all ages, from the
tinlest OF the boys to the most stalwart of
men. THESE pools are nothing more nor
less than square baskets made of strong
wooden Stats. The river currents have free
play through the Stats, insurine at ali
times fresh supply of water. The graded
depths of the different pools or baskets
Will vary from a few inches to four or five
reet 1t Is at present the intention not to
allow bathing in the ueep water surround
ing the floating bath. Experienced swim
mers: who will have the opportunity Of
proving themselves to be such NAV he
provided with a raft farther out In the
BASIN where they may enjoy diving and
distance swimming A life guard will. of
course, be assigned to the raft
The floating bath houses will have solid
sides shutting off all view of the bathers
in the pools. On account of the privacy q
more scanty attire will be allowed her.
than at the bathing beach proper Certain
days, perhaps Thursdays Of each week.
Will be set apart as ladies' days on the
floating baths, when LADY attendants will
be In charge and all men excluded. There
cording to present plans. The greatest
amount of fresh air possible is desired.
and it was thought the best way to bring
about this state of affairs was to leave the
top entirely open. If 1t should later appear
that protection from the rays of the sun is
desired canvas roof will be adopted. II
will be so suspended as to leave three or
four feet of ventilating space on each side
however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-23
Travelling Goods Dent.

Gu.
Main floor. Eleventh at.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13
C0ULEY PERSONALS.
Special to The Sentinel

Special to The Sentinel
Couley. La, Nov. 8, 1909
J. 3. Hood, Of Coushatta.. +
here now and probably will locate
here.
I. J. Teddlie returned from
Grant Parish last Sunday where
be had gone on business.
Mrs. Henry Machen returned
today from Winfield, after )
weeks visit to relatives and
friends at that city.
NJ. +. jackson and son, Clar-
ence, Of Montgomery. came up
last Saturday. returning Sunday.
Justice Wyatt had two calls
below this week, the result Of
Cupid's work. The Justice re-
ports success.
Much to the grief of her many
friends here, Miss Kate jackson
left yesterday for her home near
Montgomery, after 4 visit 81 two
weeks.
John Jones, Of Calvin, is hav-
ing his slaves hadied from here
this week.
r. B. Kennedy, the REAL estate
man Of this place, returned from
WINFIELD Saturday.
Rev. F. E, Latter preache ed
an able SERMON here Sunday.
Our frle9af @. B. Bice hiss !
new boy This house.
After seferaf weeks stay with
5n Grant Parish. Mrs.
Allen Frbks returned home this
week, ana seems 70 BE- somewhat
6tanIsy ennedy made ts1p
10 CAlei Friday.
Our enterprisine farmer, W.J.|
Bice, Is hsyihe his cane made up
this week By Martin Bluthers.
a. We have had no candidates
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13
Assoc citation Minutes.

Rev. J. T. King, clerk of the
Central Baptist Association, re-
quests US to announce that the
minutes of the last Association
are being delayed because of the
loss BY the finance committee of
the letters to the Association.
He can not make complete
minute till these letters are found
and he hopes to locate them and
get the minute printed soon.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13
Cured Of Piles After 40 Years.

Mr.. C. Haney, of Geneva, O.,
had the piles for 40 years. Doc
tors nor dollars could do him no
lasting good. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured him permanent
tly. Invaluable for cuts, burns,
bruises. sprains, decorations, ecze-
ma, letter. salt rheum, and all
other skin diseases. Look for
the name Dewitt on the package
-all others are cheap. worthless
conterfeits. Sold by Grisham
Drug Co.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13
From Tuesdays Daily.
From Wednesday Daily.
The Cotton Market.

The local cotton market is on
the upward trend still, the staple
selling On the market today at
1875. s. J. Harper & Co. and Z.
Sizes pa ying that price.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13
The Republican Committee.

The Republican Committee.
The Republican Executive
Committee will meet at the court
house in Winfield on Friday,
Nov. 20, 1908, for the purpose of
determining whether the party
will put out q parish ticket.
This is very important matter
and everybody interested should
j. J. DIcKERsoN, Chm.
j. w. BoYETr, Secy.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13
III IIE LOCAL TEENS.
''sepenninIs Of the City Told in
Brief Paragraphs.

From Saturdays Daily.
+. w. Griswold, of Winona. i
here attending court and looking
after . suit brought against the
assessor to reduce the valuation
OF assessed lands.
x 4 =
HE local cotton market is still
on q boom, the staple selling to.
day at 1910 to 1915, j. G..
Ieagle paying the latter price.
Several bales are on the market.
r. L. Shaw reports his chances
for success in the race for sheriff
growing brighter. He has en-
couraging reports from all sec.
tions of the parish and feels con-
fident that he will come out in
the lead.
=
This Office received call from
l. A. Peters, one of the candida
ties for sheriff. He said he finds
warm supporters in every ward
and is encouraged in the race.
He feels confident of the nomina-
ton and subsequent election.
Mr.. Voles, formerly chief dis
patcher for the Arkansas Sou
thern. is here this week attending
court as witness in a suit against
that railroad. He is accompanied
BY Mrs. Voles and they are STOP
ping at Mr.. w. j. Sewers.
Charlie Smith, The Daily SEN
tinel's devil, got his right hand |
caught in the gearings of curl
Lightning job press this EVENING"
and had it pretty badly bruised
up, but fortunately no bones
were broken.
A. 81. Kyle, Of Atlanta, was
here today with some of the fleecy
staple and received 1910 for it. |
He sold some yesterday in st.
Maurice and got only 9.75.
Wlnnfeld's It whenit comes tol
buying cotton.
y = -
DR.. J. J. Peters reportes al
genuine case of diptheria about
eight miles east of Winfield. al
little girl of Columbus Sanders
having died with the disease.
- ~
From Tuesdays Daily. |
The Cotton Market.
Cotton on the local market con-
tinues to bring good price and
our merchants vie with each
other in trying to obtain the most
Of the staple coming to this mar
ket. The price today is from
1923 IL to 1927 1-2, u. G. Tea
gle paying the latter figure.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13

A few of them sour pickles
still left, but they are going in a
hurry. Teddlle & Siess.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13

From Thursday - Daily.
The Lady whom our friend Pete
nnasley married At Junction Civ
Iuesday was Mrs. Hettie Hodge
Mayor and Mrs. C. NJ. Bev;ll
are the proud parents Of . new.
glri baby, which arrived last
night.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13

Daily.
nd ]. ". Gaar. Of
snong the yisltors
Iicht is confined to
d attack Of rheu-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13

l.y's Daily.
81, of Royal. is here
fsadlis is quite
netly, of Couley. was
lay.
81, of Coldwater. is
leDd ding court.
=
IoyslI. of Dodson, is
! visitors.
IS, of Pyburn, is
Interested in
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13

Or. J. J. Peters reportes a
genuine case Of diptheria about
eight miles east of Winfield, .
little girl of Columbus Sanders
having died with the disease
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13

j. w. BorETr, Secy.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13

A. Il. Kyle, Of Atlanta, was
here today with some of the fleecy
staple and received 1910 for it.
He sold some yesterday in st.
Maurice and got only 9.75.
Wlnnfield's it whenit comes to
huying cotton.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-11-13

ay's Daily.
1T, of Royal. is here
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Conducted by Mrs VIM King 4so CORTLAND Ave, Atlanta, Ga

We will not tell of the heart to heart
talks that followed in the neat little
parlor, while Aunt Jennie BUSTED around
in the kitchen and fixed dinner for them.
But lift the curtain a few days later,
when everything has been arranged and
Nan is to leave this little cottage and
go to Uncle Charles in Florida, and from
thence to the best college the state could
afford for girls, and Aunt Jennie was lett
alone.
Aunt Jennie wasn't left entirely alone,
for she hastily told her troubles to Dea-
con Goodson, in whom she found a ready
sympathzcr. and Nan was emily too glad
to let them live in the little cottagc-her
only legacy from poor, dear papa and
mamma.
The sun does not shine on a brighter,
happier. nobler girl than ON Nan Tur-
pin. whose whole character has been
ennobled by the love and wealth law
shcd upon her by her kind uncle and
his wife. VINO have no children but her;
and in her happiness She never torgets
Aunt Jennie ana Cousin Frank and in
her room. in one corner. stands the wheel
the solace of her once rather unhappy
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
MANS MISFORTUNE AND FOR
TUNE.
BY Pearl Worthy, Americas, Ga

Nv pearI Martini AnericuS Ca
,n,
->'''' ,,,,I
breakfast dlShes Is 10 ne cleared up '''..
washed. 50 what dye wanter run or
with that pcsky wheel for? I oushtcr
tal,o +, ay,,,. f,o,, ,.o,, if von.re eoin'
t.,.,,. ,. ,.,4fa. +,,,t ,,..,.,,
a,,,., - nor
.,,, ,,.,.
"0i'S "''ee'i 81 81 N'''''''
coming Slowly up lhe VAIN irduiie " "a
cycle, which had been the innocent Of
fender thar mad called forth such vocif-
.,,.,,.. ILL.,. f,..r,, Tho 1,dv e.anding
it,. ,.l,.,.a.. which
Inns 'i'''-
ran d'ou"o 'he "''' ti''''
ii, resided the offending Nan, her aunt
Mrs. Norton. aud an only son. Frank,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

kitchen work until she was stunted, you
might say, in her growth, she was a very
pretty little miss. and was not. as prob
ably you have already thought red
headed or fseckled but had lovely,
clear complexion somewhat tanned by
old SOILS kisses. large. beautiful hazel
eyes and curly. fluffy brown hair, and
presented altogether a very pleasing pic
ture. slowly coming UP the walk on this
particular morning. cheeks aglow and
hair flying. after her early constitutional
spin.
Her aunt had consented to her going
to the village school. provided she got
up early enough TO help with everything
before starting, aud return early enough
for milking and churning, and with this
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
AS 1T APPEARED TO THFAH.
English Police Can Be Bribnly
hu the Touch of Cob


by the Touch of Cob
Extracts from the diary of theh OF
! Persia, who has quite recently beislt-
ing England and a few other Ben
countries. are here given to thorld
for the first time. His opinionsE Inn
pressions are sci down in saint
manner and provide, it is graveITted,
the English people the Gteates1slse-
ment in reading.
The shah was nightly impres ag
the greatness and incorrupubilitY q
London police. and wrote co1i1g
them as follows:
= % The English police g O. IN
are men Of the greatest culture IN
or. Unlike those Of many count +
have been informed that the pa IF
England and the United states a
most incorruptiblo, and that it is b.
impossible to bride them except b.
touch of gold. These officers cauvs0-
selves with great dignity bat there, q
been occasions on which they ke
shown commendabIo alacrity, aldke
even becn known to be present whte
public peace has been threatenet
certain uuseemly and riotou.s citizoT
Tho shah has a very poor opinion D
English climate, if one may judge IN
the following extract:
ut is very necessary for the peo,l
England to wash thoroughly and e
qucntly in order to clear thense
from The constant fogs and rains IL
fall upon them. So much do the "a,
of Britain love water that they %
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
CHARITY LIST.

Marie G. Agnew. Warthen. s. C., 5
cents G. G. Cole. Welsh. Ala. cents:
Jamie McGehee, Coletta. Ala, cents
Willie f Fine. Johnson. Tenn. cents;
Laura Bonner, Rienzi. Ala. cents; Bill
lie Speed, Olncy. Ala, cents.
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Old Tiimes.iin Georgia
GOOD TIMES AND BAD TIMES.
BY SARGE PLUM x EFT.
WITH THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION
ONE YEAR
OnIs-> SSfsOO
ONLY &1.OO

The edition is almost exhausted, when it
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II YOU want thirst come, first served. -
This Is the only book of Sarge Plum
Netts ininitabe sketches that has ever
been printed 1t does not contain any Of
his later letters. but is filled with some
of his best earlier productions. Among
them are his war stories. stories of the
home. the customs ana some Of the
quaint Ideas of the cracker. and his homo
made philosophy and observations well
worth the reading.
The book IS in paper cover. 200 pages.
well printed, ana VIII be sent postpaid
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As a premium with The Weekly Consti-
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6rs+ attemnt at writing to tuniot
mage will discontinue. kWould
enjoy having rev unkno"f
spondents if any one Woula lHNtlte
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|
| shows her to be. Our roses are Jus
| beautiful they are pink, white, red ant
! yellow Anyone who loves flowers Il nope
| everyone does) would be delighted tt
| see them | have a sister whose eyes
| were afflicted for long time she had tc
| have an operation performed on one no
very long since. | certainly sympathlzt
with Aunt Susie and hope her eyes vii
| not get any worse. Would like cores
| pondence with other sex, ages II to 20.
Katie Sue Moore Madras, Ga.-Deal
Junior: Papa takes The Constitution ant
| like to read it very much, especially
the Junior page and Bill Arp's letters
We have a house near Madras, a lively
little railway station miles north Of
Newman. where | use to enjoy going tc
school. Our school is out here now, anC
/ am helping papa and mamma. / an
learning to do work that Will be Dene-
fetal to me in later years | can cook
wash dishes, milk, piece quilts, noe and
pick cotton, drop corn and if necessary
stroW guano. We young people around
Madras enjoy ourselves very much. We
have an interesting Sunday school at the
Methodist Episcopal church. Besides this
we have other social gatherings, such
as singings and library club. which meets
twice a month. The farmers are late
planting their crops on account of the
rains. We had quite a heavy rain and
hail storm last Monday, the 18TH
Beatrice and Bernice Barfed, Cook
La.-Dear Cousins: [ am nearly tickled
to death to tell you all of my strange
pet. 1t is a young owl. We went fishing
on the creek and found it sitting on
limb and carried it home l Just wish
every cousin that never saw ono could
come in and see it. 1t will eat anything
that you will give it. il will sleep with
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

Maud A. ELI Nosburg, NIiss.-Dear
Junior, It IS 18th much pleasure that
each week rad the letters from the
be brighter an, more interesting every
week. / am particularly fond of reading
and read grea deal. Standard authors
writings are yey beneficial. l do think
that cheap literture is not worth read
inc. il doc on more harm than good,
anyone sbould )e as choice in reading
ne associates essie B. Green and Belle
Henderson tiers We're eNctl.eh' j;
| Would like veI much to hear more OF
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
SCHOOLS End COLLEGES.
BIRMINGHAM business Co1Isce

Offers advantages students entering Railroad fare
pad Positions guaranteed Birmingham needs hookk-epes
sad senog WTite fori Illustrated catalogue
WILLARD :. WHEFIER President.
3
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I will close by ASKING the cousins a
question Which { the president of the
T-ni+ed states W. under arms in the
Evolutionary wartt the age of 10 years?
Many FOOD wisas to Aunt Susie and
the cousins. wlld like to correspond
with some Of the cousins about my age,
which is Is years
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

them / think Mabel Clara Randall must
be a sweet-tempered girl, her picture
shows her to be. Our roses are gust
beautiful. they are pink, white, red and
yellow. Anyone who loves flowers q hope
everyone does) would be delighted to
see them. | have sister whose eyes
were afflicted for a long time: she had to
have an operation performed on one not
very long since. | certainly sympathlze
with Aunt Susie and hope her eyes will
not get any worse. Would like cores
pondence with other sex, ages II to 20.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-10

Hon. G. ". Stewart, mayor Of
Nayasota, spent last night la this
city.
star Mineral Wells water on sale
az McDougald's drug store. DR.. r..
III. Harrison, agent. dii2
Marriage license has been issued
70 Jim Thomas and Mrs. Fannie
Jackson.
Miss Hattie Webb Of Bryan, Is Wis
iting friends in the city.-Marlin
Democrat.
A complete line OF drugs, medi-
cines, perfumery. and druggists sun
dries At Halls Drug Store. 10
Tyler Haswell went 10 Houston
yesterday b look after business in
terests.
Go 20 Norwood's for your Easter
organdies, wash chitions and swis-
ses. 100
&. g. Parsons returned yesterday
after a week visit 10 Beaumont aud
Sour Lake.
Mrs. z. VI. Marlborough Of Nava-
sofa, Is the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. Jno. NJ. Fielder.
For Rent-Nice cottage. conven-
. lent 20 business and school. Apply
20 X. >. Webb. TO-
I Mrs. VI. Edger aud daughter Of
Louisville are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A Parrot
I W $. Higgs has purchased j. b.
Priddy's residence property In the
northern part OF town.
Yesterday was certainly hot
enough 90 boost growing crops and
the sale of spring goods.
Mrs.. u. J. Anderson returned 10
New Orleans yesterday after a visit
90 her sister, Mrs W T.. Saunders.
Toilet Ammonia Water, scented
white violet-a delightful and re-
/ freshiug requisite for the bath-at
Rsad's Drug store. go
&c. CLANCY returned from Fort
Worth yesterday aud reported the
cattle aud hog market trihe duh.
/ John v. Currie. managing partner
of the Wagner a Currie dry goods
I house of Huntsville was here yester-
day
viii have some broke work stock
I ZOO Bryan for sale 40 Nnbors Livery
stable ou April 10Th and lith, 1903.
lO6-2j Norman Cayitt.
The city council meets tonight.
1.-The retiring aldermen will give
place 10 the new members az the
meeting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-10
HAT. c. SCHEDULE
Local WesOS

C.M. Camp was in the city yester-
day.
A. A. Farley visited Groesbeeck
yesterday.
Go to Norwood for your Easter
fans. lS
DR.. p. NJ. Raysor visited Houston
yesterday.
r.. NJ. Conner visited Nayasota
yesterday
Go 10 Norwood Tor your evening
dresses. JOB
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Assiu went to
Mumford yesterday
Go 10 Norwood's for your walking
hats lu3
Gus Stoveuer OF Kurteu, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Amber Nall returned 20
Kountzo yesterday
Fancy wide cmbfuidrfir- hi Nor
woods. lu"
Major ". r. Cavitt ha- been ou
the sick list for several duys.
Uncle Watt Stewart was among
the visitors 20 the city yesterday.
r. Z. Wiser Of MadisouyiIle was
here yesterday eu route 90 Mineral
Wells
For prescriptions drugs por'um.
cry aud toilet articles remember
Halls Drug Store is tho place. 900
Prof =. 5. Johnston of the A. aud
NJ. College, returned from Waco yes-
terday.
r. q. Tabor special agent for The
New York Life, visited Calvert yes
terday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-10
Hotel Arrivals.


w. l.. Friend, 81. Louis; o. 5.
Johnson. G.. A. Schaub, Rochester,
W. T. Thompson, Waco; A. A. Par
ker. n. York; j. V. Currie, Hunts
willie; Jno. :. Galloway, Quanah; h.
Jennings, St Louis; Webb Hearne,
Bremond: r. /. McAllister snd wife,
san Antonio; w. G. Dalton, Gle
burne: II. Lamb, J. W. Graves, Hous-
ton; o. Guenther, New Brannfels
y. V. Dittinger, Austin; j ;. Lewis,
New Orleans: G.. W. Davis, Dallas
+. w. Davidson, New Orleans.
ARCADE.
a. II. Ely, Hearne; J. Il. Kirk
patrick, vicksbvrg; j. Reynolds,
Houston;J j. @. CLANCY, Mesa.
TUCKER.
W. r. Thompson, NJ. b. Harris,
Waco.
CENTRAL
+. Spinks, Trilby, Fla.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-10

Miss Edna Zuber left yesterday for
NewYork 20 take a five months course
In vocal music. URPn her return
she will go % san Angelo 20 make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Johnston.
with his usual progressiyeness
John NJ. Caldwell has received an
elegant line OF Elk iewelry in adj
vance Of the organization Of that
popular order In Bryan. ioI
Wiley Kelly was a visitor 10 the
city yesterday. Mr.. Kelly says three
fourths OF the people who own land
are going 90 raise hogs.
Frank Myers reached home yes
terday after a trip through Missis-
sippi, Alabama, Arkansas aud other
southern states.
Norwood leads them all In up-to-
date styles and patterns. 100
Go 20 Norwood's for your Haster
parasols. iO3
Buy your little boys Easter suit
from Norwood. 100
The oldest druggist In Halls
Drug Store. ITO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-10
EASTER EGG HUNT.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church will have their
annual Easter egg hunt In the court
house yard. next Saturday, April II
az 3 O'Clock p. m. The prizes Will
be- unu isually attractive this year
and the contests new and novel.
Among them Is a test Of skill In
carving eggs on sOuveneir spoon.
An the children regardless Of den0m-
nation. are cordially invited. Ad-
mission only 10 cents. i07