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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-04

Notice n hereby glsn \
named settler has nj 49,
70 make hnal proof II suU
and that said proof Win So
Abel, Clerk Of Cont e -
-, l1ol viz: John \. DoG1c
- Ia Of se Is see 01w 10
NV Ia OF NV Ia - - -
He names the to11OUfnDu
his continuous res6Gan1D -
Of said land, viz g.
C. B. Hattes, r kDmto
Thigpen. al q lEsupoEA -
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-04

Timber Deeds.
New1ot Of timber deeds just
printed at this. Office. Price 9
CENTS in-Bmall,lces3>
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In Fifth District COnxt, PazssA Of wian, Z.

In Fifth District Court, PsztsA OF winn, Ia
IN NOTICE II hereby given that By vistae Of an
order for the writ Of sale issued ont Of the
Fifth Diatritk Court Of winn Parish, L., In
the above styiedsonse, and to ne directed, I
will ON
Saturday, 1arch 10, 1904,
between the hours prescribed BY law for jude
ial sales, and at the priscipal front door Of the
Court House in the tom Of Wi6nAeld, Loaisi-
ana, sell At public auction u the laSt and
highest bidder:
The property, rights and credits and. effects
Of said Dugdemonia Single Lumber Con-.
pany, Limited, ~ shown By the Inventory on
nie in the receivership proceedinss, said. props-
erty consisting ofiands, mAcAinery, etc.
Terms Of sale-Cash to the last and hisAese
bidder.
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lfs-so 1eesives.
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lar whether for past due subscription. new .
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n. =. Aa0hsn, }. D. Pace, D. B. Coites. R. d
McCormask. James shavalier and ". }. Fry
with y. +. AacAen, President; Jas: Shxvalier
Vice President; d. B. Coates. Secretary; W. J,
Fry, Treasurer: and J. ID. Pace, General Mama
ger; and said oGcess herein mentioned shall
constitute the omcers and an tho correspcad-
ing positions in the secret order known and
herein established - the Supreme Temple,
and shall hold their respective ofices at the
pleasure Of the stock holders, or the majority
thereof.
ARTlcLEs.
In Al elections for directors, each stock
holder shall have one vote for each share Of
stock held BY him. and these votes must be
cast'bS the stock holder In person or by proxy
iAwRiting. The board Of directors shall make
such bt-lAwsa and regulation for the govern
ment Of :thiScorporation - they may deem
Necessarily ana my change q amend the same
- they may deem best. They shall have the
power to provide for, contract debts, borrow
money. issue bills Of exchange, notes, accept
ance, execution Of mortgages, and hypotheca-
tions. and for doing all other things incident
70 the objects and purposes Of this corporation
and shallhave power TO invest the general
manager with such Of these powers - they
may zee d.
ART9CLE7.
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fcE the eontrusasor fashspl the oAcers OF said
corporation beyond any unpaid balances thst
may be dne BY him to the said corporation on
stock owned BY him. Shares Of stock NAV be
sold, conveyed or transferred by giving 10 days
notice to the president, Of the number OF shares
81 stock to be sold, and the price for which the
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-04
Sheriff Sale.

Mrs. Mile Bonnet W. A. v. s.d >. 4.
Bonnet.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-04

Notice 10 hereby given that By virtue a Z
wit Of ners facias issued out of the FisA Dis
trict Court, parish Of Wian, Louisiana, bearing
date OF February 9, 1904, and 70 M dirscted, I
have seized and taken into my possession and
WIZ oRer for sale ct public auction to the last
and highest bidder It ths principal front door
Of the Court House IN the town Of Winfield.
L.. between the hours prescribed By law fos
such eslea ON
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-04

The remainder OF the 90 days the Books win
b epsn asNinnAsld.
WADE h. LONG.
n C5eakoFF1esstfAsscn.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-04
Saturday. March 10, 1904.

sne ioisoWih90esesibed property, 70 Wit:
One certain lot In the town OF St. NanrsAs
I Las 'asa described - follows: Beginning SO
feet froah tie northwest corner Of lot Nev =
pomsfaron the east hide Of IL !" street; thence
asone~the parallel nns q fencs parallel Vim
aAird avenue; thence along aid fence ios feet
TO the Barnes let; thence nortA g Seet "a Mn
road night Of wy; Aenes wsst aloue r,ilroed
les feet; thenoe suuaA ~ fset 70 plsce a. -.
ginning.
Seised - the property d said defendants IN
sne above entitled canse and win be sold 70
satisfy said writ ana al costs.
Terms Of saae-Cash, for mot less than two
thirds Of appraised value.
:. q. ". BAILEY,.
Sheriff winn Parish.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-04

No. 1s7SIh the Firth Judicial DisGssct Court,
Parish Of Winn. Losislaaa.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-03-04

This big $50 "Oensboro is the first and best premiums
in unparalleled offer. 1t purchased from S.
Harper Co.. and at any time by calling at
their store 1t sells for $780, but shall give it free to
Of lucky subscribers. Wouldn't you like to have such
wagon premium? You may get it. and if you dent
you nothing for you get than dollars worth
Of reading matter for a dollar.
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in premiums to the lucky This Is absolutely fai
be pleased to give these premiums to the who
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CON TEST

A $40 KA1
This handsome stove Of range is the secor
premium i'm our contest. It can be seen at Il
store of the Winntield Hardware and Furnitu
Company, and will be given absolutely free
one of our lucky subscribers. 1t sells for 81
but we are going to give it away in this contes
How would you appreciate such gift? Yo
may be the lucky one and get it for nothin
Get in with the crowd and get the worth
your dollar and may be one of these spIend
premiums.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05

A while Canute's keen eyes weighed
him; then their sky was cleared Of the
last cloud. The best expression OF
which his brilliant faos was capable
was on Il as no turned and held out
hfs hand 20 the girl beside him.
shall wo pledge our friendship
anew. Frode's daughter" was all no
said: but she know from his look that
he had taken her under his shield for
all time 20 come. For an instant. as
she yielded her trembling fingers TO
his palm. her cropping spirit turned and
clung 20 him. craving his sympathy.
II seemed that he OWNED the APP
peal. for with the hand that pressed
her he drew her forward a step. lis
II not your wish 10 speak 10 the Lord
OF IvaI sdale yourself and thank him
for keeping his troth with Fridtjofg"-
no said kindly: and without waiting
for an answer. moved away and Joined
a group OF those who had been his
companions before tho interruption
At last she stood face 10 face with
the man she loved. face 10 face. and
alone. And stu no neither spoke TO
her nor looked at herl SO strange
and terrible was II all that II gave
her resolution 20 speak and end II. Her
Viking blood could not color her
checks. but her Viking courage found
her a whisper in which TO offer her
plea for tho "sun-browned boy-bred
wench."
'You need not think that I did IL
willingly. lord. Very roughly has for
tune handled me. The reason l first
came into camp-llfe was that trusted
some one too much. knowing no more
OF the world than my fathers house.
And after the bonds were laid on me.
Il was not easy 10 rule matters. The
helplessness OF woman is before the
eyes OF all people"
His words broke through hers mo
more. | beseech you'll" His voice was
broken and unsteady as she had never
known II. "Who am I that | should
blame your DO not think me 500
despisablel II unknowingly | have
done you any wrong when | owe
YOU" He paused and she guessed
that II had swept over him afrcsh how
much he did owe her. Perhaps also
how much he had promised tp pay?
At last he turned and came a step
nearer her, courtly and noble as no
had always been. Il owe 20 you every.
thing have. even life Itself" be said.
"and offer them all IN payment OF
tho debt May ask the king TO giyo
you 20 me for my Wife,"
In IT'S infinite gcntleness. his voice
was almost tender. For as long as tho
space between one breath and the next,
her spirit leaped up and stretched out
rs arm 20 its Joy; but she stayed Il on
the theshold OF utterance 90 look fear
fully into his face. whose every shade
WAS open 20 her as the day. Looking
into his eyes. she knew that II was
no more than pity. He guessed that
she loved him and he pitled her: but
no could not forgive her unmaidenll-
ness. he could not love her.
ITO DO continued.)
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
vANpAL pEsEcRArss OLD GRAVE
Attempts 10 Dig Up Supposed Remains
Of Pioneer Jesuit Priest.

Some vandal tried 10 dig up what
are supposed 10 be the remains OF one
Of the Jesuit priests who helped settle
the vicinity OF Niles. The remains
have reposed upon a Hill near that
place, the spot being marked by a
rude wooden cross. supposedly erected
by comrades az the time OF HIS burial
The grave has long been the object
OF many conjocmrcs. some thinking Il
contained the remains OF an Indian
chief The party who attempted to
rob tho grave evidently became fright.
ened as no proceeded with his noe
turnal work and ran away. leaving a
hole about five feet deep. No portion
81 the skeleton had been uncovered.
Probably the party was some relic
hunter who let his cupldlty get the
better OF his good sense.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05

heard. Finland the Lord OF lvars.
dale. my chiefs" he ordered we
viii accept your greeting now. Eng
lishman, even though you have been
hindercd In the giving OF IT," he said
politely.
Standing there. watching tho young
noble advance, IL seemed TO Randalin
that there was not room between her
heart beats for her breathing. How
soon would he look up and know her?
How would his face change when he
didl Presently IL occurred 20 her 10
suspect that he had already recog.
nized her-perhaps from the doorway
and In her rush OF relief az the idea
OF the shock being over. she found
even an impulse OF playfulness. Bor-
rowing one OF Elfglya's graces, she
swept back her rustling draperies in
a ceremonious courtesy before him.
Again he bent in his bow OF stiff
embarrassment; but he did not meet
her glance even then, returning his
gaze. soldier-like. 20 tho king
Tho awkwardness OF tho pause
seemed TO afford Canute n kind OF
mischiovous amusement. for all tho
courtesy In which nc yelled e. Ills
voice was almost too cheerful MS no adj
dressed the Etholing. Now as always
II can be told about my men that they
stretch out their hands 10 greet strang.
ers," he said. "but | ask you not 10
Judge all Danish hospitality from this
reception. Lord lyarsdale. Since
Frodo's daughter has told me who you
are. take II for granted that lacy
woro wrong. and that you came here
with no worse intention than to obey
her invitation"
His glance sharpencd a little as he
pronounced those last words and the
girls hands clasped each other moro
tightly as sho perceived tho snare in
tho phrase II tho Etheling should
answer unheedingly or obscurely. so
that II should not be made quite clear
10 the king
But Il appeared that the Etholing
was equally anxious that Canute
should not believe him tho lover 81
Frodes daughter His reply was dis.
tlnct 20 hluntncast Part ~ your
guess ~ as wrong Ms part of Il Is
right. king ~ the Danes Certainly /
came here with no thought OF evil
toward you. but neither had any
thought soevcr ot the Lady Randalin.
OF whose existence ] WAS ignorant 1
answered the call % Frldtiof Frodes.
son. 10 whom ! owe and pay all the
service which lies IN my power-as II
Is likely you know"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
INC homele.s Oh london.

From an investigation made by the
medical officer OF the London County
Council II "a estimated that ono IN
every 1000 of tho population OF tho
city OF London IS homeless.
A census OF the persons who could
not pay for a nights lodging in tho
cheapest OF lodging houses and passed
the night out 81 doors IN the streets.
or under arches. or In the rccesses Of
front doors. or on landings and stair
cases Of tenements where the doors
had been left open. revealed such n
number in certain district that the
officer felt justified IN making the estl-
mate presented 90 tho council. on
the night this investigation was un.
dertakcn there were G.000 vacant beds
In the lodging houses.-Now York
Medical Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
cAPTER xvIII-contInuea.

In tho longest OF tho oval spaces
group OF maidens and warriors were
gathered 10 watch the wonderful flower
faced woman play at quoits under the
instruction OF noble tutor. sebert
paid her the tribute OF quickly drawn
breath. even as no took his eyes from
her 10 scan the butterfly pages who
ran 10 and fro. recovering the gilded
rings. In all the picture there was but
ono figure crowned with such raven
locks as had distinguished F'ridtjof
tho Bold. and that figure belonged 10 a
girl standing directly opposite by the
messy curb OF tho old well. which.
guarded by a circle OF carefully tend.
cd trees, rose like an altar In the
center OF the Enclosure.
Something about her. while IL was
entirely strange. was yet so absurdly
familiar. Now she looked up 10 an
swer some testing words. and tho man
in tho passage saw her smile and
shake back her clustering curls with
a gesture so familiar so familiar
Rothgar's gloating eyes detected
light breaking In HIS victims face.
Incredibly. amazement. CONSERVATION;
and he began to jeer under his breath.
"A great Joy is this that you see your
Fridtof again. Why do you not go In
boldly and rescue him7 Does no not
look TO be In need OF your help7" To
stihe his laughter. he mufied his head
in his cloak and leaned. shaking
against tho wall.
Flushing a deeper and deeper red
the Lord OF lvarsdalo stared at the
smiling maiden. Just SO. a hundred
times. she had lifted her sparkling face
toward him, and he-fool that he wasl
where had been HIS eyes7 Turning
he forced a laugh between his teeth.
Il do not deny you tho right TO DO
amused. You speak truly that she
needs no help from me. | will hinder
you no longer"
Rothgar leaped forward 90 bar the
passage. and tho mantle that fell from
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05

his face showed no laughter Of mouth
or eyes. Il have not as yet spoken
harm. but II is not sure that do not
mean e." he said II Is not allowed
me 10 take revenge on her for her
treachery, but think need not spare
you, as you got the profit OF her false
ness"
The Bthellngs sword was out while
the other was stiil speaking. by
Saint Mary. do you imagine that |
am fearful Of you, Never in my life
was more thirsty for lighting"
But Rothgar pushed tho blade aside
with his naked palm. Not here.
whore che could como between. Be
sides. the king wants a thrust at you
nrst Nor have you yet greeted Ran.
dalin. Frodes daughter"
on the verge Of an angry retort, Sc
bert paused TO regard him. suspicion
darling spark,life through his mind
Did the Iotuns words smack az zeal.
ousy? II was true that II ..ssded not
that 20 explain their bitterness. and
yet What moro natural than that
the kings foster brother should love
the kings ward7 n Il was so. Il was
small wonder tho girl had said that he
would Stay her when he discovered
her unfaithfulness. unfalthfulnessl
Sebert started. Had she not In that
very word acknowledged n bond. Not
only did he love her. but she must
have returned his affections. Tho
spark OF suspicion iarcd into n flame.
The young mobiles lips curled as he
glanced at the warrior beside him. at
the coarse face under tho unkempt
locks. az the huge body in It's trap
pings of stained gaudinoss. lnyolun.
tarlly. he looked again az the group
by tho we'll She was very winsome
I'm her smiling. and the graceful INES
OF her trailing robes, their delicacy
and soft richness, threw about her all
the glamour Of rank and state lie
clenchod his hands az tho thought OF
such treasures thrown down for brutal
feet 60 trample on. and his heart grew
hot with anger against her, anger and
ecorn that were almost lnathing. that
she who looked 80 fnc should be so
poor. So But he dld not finish his
thought. for 81 its heels came another.
n recollection that stayed his anger
and changed his acorn 10 conjunction.
However dear Rothgar might have
been 90 her. he could be dear no
longer. or sho would never have be-
trayed BIS trust and dared his hate
20 save Iyarsdalc Tower and its mas
ter.
Meanwhile. the aon OF Ilodbrok had
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
Too MANY AppIes.

The apple crop IN Berrien county
this season Is enormous. the largest
Ina the past eighteen years The fruit
is worth practically nothing "win
you give me $50 for my orchard?" said
a farmer 20 a commission man. The
orchard has been estimated as con-
tanning LOCO bushels Of winter apples
and enough culls and windfalls to
make 100 barrels Of cider The fanci-
est winter fruit Is selling az from 20
20 30 cents per bushel a load OF CT
der apples brings 10 cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
Michigan News
Choice items from over the state.
specially selected for our readers
KEEPS SALOON from VILLAGE
Cemetery at Fulton 10 Eneetual CHECK
on Drinking Place.


In a case brought in the circuit
court az Kalamazoo Il Is alleged that
a cemetery association was formed
and a graveyard established n the
village OF Fulton for the sole purpose
OF preventing the establishment OF n
saloon In the village Tho litigation
is tho result 81 petition Of the town.
ship board OF health. which alleges
that the cemetery is menace 10 the
public health. because II is located
within $50 feet OF the well which SUP.
plies the local hotel with water.
There Is state law which provides
that saloon cannot be operated with
In a quarter of mile OF a cemetery,
and where there was talk oi saloon
being started In the hotel az Fulton
some OF the residents formed a Gene
terry association and bought tract OF
land beside the hotel for a graveyard.
Three interments have been made In
H.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
Mnntrd tn 80 49, Wnrk

DR. Beckwlth. whose hobby is the
Atlantic city beach patrol and who
Il IN personal charge 81 that large
corps ~ iife savers. was visited IN his
hospital tent on the beach BY an old
Cincinnati friend and bis soveny year
old daughter. with great enthusiasm
the doctor explained his various meth
ods ~ rcyiylng persons dragged from
tho water. Tho little Girl listened
with wondering eyes when the doo
tor stopped she fairly gasped.
"Oh. papa. wish somebody would
get drown-dedl NEW York Times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
CHAPTER XIX.
How the Lord Of lvarsdale Paid His
Debt.


How the Lord Of lvarsdaie Paid His
Debt.
A moment. Il was TO Randalin,
Frodes daughter. as II the heavens
had let fall star az her foet. Then
her wonder changed 10 eIultation. as
she realized that IL was not chance
but because OF her bidding that the
man she loved stood before her. Glory
ing ia his deed, she stock shining sun
like upon him until the red cloaks OF
the advancing warriors came between
like scarlet clouds.
who arc your" What Is your err
randi" How came you here" she
heard them demand. You are an
English spyl" Seize hint" Bind
himl"
Tho scarlet cloaks drew together In.
20 a swaying mass: a dozen blades gilt
tered I'm the sun. With a gasp, she
came out OF her trance 10 catch the
royal mantle.
Lord King. you promised 10 give
him safety"
Tho seriousness which had dark.
oncd Canute's face at the intrusion
vanished on II as hreath-mist OF a
mirror. els Il only your EngllshmanG"
he asked. between a laugh and a
frown.
She rrudged the time the words
took Yes. yesl Pray be quick as
you cant"
Ho did not seem bitten by her haste
but no took step forward. changing
his gold.bound scabbard against the
stone well-curbing 60 mako himself
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
wife Beaten Is FolIed.

A Troy man holds the champion
ship record for gall in Oakland coun.
~. He gave HIS wife a strenuous wal
Looping, an offenso FOR which he has
been arrested before, and then went
and applied for n divorce from her
probably on charge OF extreme cruel
~ He got n position ia the county
bRstile instead OF the coveted decree.
and his wife's enjoying peace once
more
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05

Not satisfied with potatoes. fruit,
Portland cement and sugar beet pros.
poets for Cadillac and vicinity. along
comes b. NJ. Duggar, A. b., a botany
instructor In the University OF Mis-.
souri,. who suggests that mushrooms
should be grown IN that domain. lie
says mushrooms would thrive wonder
fully well In northern Michigan. and
does not see why the farmers would
not take kindly 20 cultiyating them
rs well as other staple articles
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
oet soap. but No cnrnet.

a lot of women around the vicinity
Of 81 Joseph who have not lived long
enough to find ont that you can't get
something for nothing I'm this world
bought soap Of canvasser who prom.
Used a premium Of forty yards OF Brus-
sells carpet with every box costing s..
The canvasser has the IS In each Gaze.
aud the women the soap. but tho car
pet has not yet put in an appearance.
nor Is Il likely II ever will.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-11-05
y. M. c. A. EXTENDS IT'S FIELD
Pontiac 20 Provide Adequate Quarters
for the Vehicle Workers.

At a meeting OF the board OF trus.
tees or the Pontiac Y. NJ. G. A. the
matter OF extending the work OF the
association came mp for discussion.
and IL is stated that within n short
time plans for the definite extension
OF the work Will be put under WAY.
The society aims 10 provide adequate
quarters for the vehicle workers OF
the city. and with that end In view
will seek the increasing OF their floor
space and installation OF bowling al
legs, billiard and pool tables. There
will probably also be more elaborate
bath and reading rooms. over az
Flint the vehicle workers dedicated
their new club rooms. The Pontiac
Y. NJ. c. A. proposes to provide quar-
ters that viii be 10 Pontiac what the
vehicle club rooms are TO Flint.