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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-09-14

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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-09-14
ACT NO. II.

JOHN I. MICHEL, Secretary of State
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
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Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12

and another man, bad runaway. They
we're driving a double team, and while
coming down Union street a rein broke
and the team became unmanageable. 1t
ran the wagon into the gutter, near Mag
Aolia street, broke both singletrees and
the pole, and otherwise damaged the We
hicle. Both men were thrown ont, but
were unhurt, as, also, was the team.
1t is amazing to one unacquainted with
the peculiarities of human nature to see
the inquisitive ones, and others, who
want to suggest an idea of chow it ought
to be DONE" hankering around the NJ.
P. Church, now undergoining improve
ments. Call around friends, you don't
bother the workmen and the boys want
your ideas.
Captain S. R. Bennett has presented to
the Rev. R. T. Coursey, a set of Silver
teaspoons with the letters "P. J. B."en
graved thereon. The engraving tool was
pen knife, and the engraving was done
by Freeborn Garrison, on one of his visits
to Captain Benefits grandmother to
whom the spoons formely belonged. Free
born Garrison, while organizing the first
Methodist Society in Milton, made Mrs.
Benefits house, his home, and the
chair in which he used to sit, is now in
Captain Benefits possession. In his will
the Captain has devised this chair to the
Rev. J. A. B. Wilson pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, Grass Val
ley, California.
Captain S. r. Bennett, VINO was much
improved, up to last Monday, fell three
times on that day and is now unable to
get around without help.
JOHN H. Davidson, who was superseded
last week, by another officer, had beeu
Secretary of the NJ. E. Sunday school for
thrity-fve consecutive years. In appre-
citation of his long service, the school,
last Sunday, rendered him vote of
thanks. DAG.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
MILTON NEWS.

Virtue Council No. Daughters Of
America elected the following officers
last week:Jr past councillor, D. .A.Wilson
councillor, Mamie E. Vent; assistant
councillor, Estella Davidson; asst. vice
councillor, Emma Lank; recording sec
retary, Mary f. Davidson;asst. recording
secretary, May mie A. Conner; financial
secretary, Hattie J. Conner; treasurer, j.
NJ Lank, conductor, Lizzie Walls; War
den, Estella Reynolds; inside sentinel
Mollie Sharp;outside sentinel, Miss Dick
erson; representative to the National
Council, Laura NJ. Conner;repiesentative
to the f. B. A , Maymie A. Conner.
The Atkins family of this town is noted
for longevity. There are four brothers
whose age aggregate $40 years; Captain
Joseph G. Atkins, SO years; Thomas At
kins IS wears; John Atkins, S5 years;and
n. Page Atkins, sS years. All of them
live in Milton, except John, who is some
where in New Castle county. Three OF
them are in a good state OF preservation;
and the Youngest one, and the one that
has done the least work in life, is the
most decrepid of the mall, requiring an
attendant to care for him, all the time.
If there is anything that sounds soft,
and is soft, it is a man addressing his wife
as Mrs. -. Ask him something OF
which his wife has knowledge, and he
will reply; "PllAask Mrs. -" Absurd
How would it sound if the idle should
read; "And for this cause a man shall
leave father mother and leave unto" Mrs.
. If a man is ashamed to call his
companion" wife he ought to have none,
the usages of polite society to the con
trary Notwithstanding.
Mr.. Markell, of Shrewsboro, Pa, senior
partner in the "big store" has been in
town during the past week, as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman.
It is related there are people in Milton
who are so incensed with others, that
they will not walk on the side of the street
on which they do business; will not look
at the same mirror, nor expeetOrate in
the same cuspidor. And such venom
following a religious revival I surely, it
does look as though some missionary
work is needed in Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12

/ William Lofand was arrested,o on Wed
nesday and confined in the lookup until
Thursday morning, when he was arraign-
ed before Mayor Fosque, and required to
give $500 bond. Failing to find bonds
man he was released on his own rec
ognizance.
On Thursday evening, at the M. E.
Parsonage, by the Rev. R. F. Coursey,
Miss Pearl King, of Broadkiln Hundred,
was married to Clinton Walls.
William Robinson Sr died, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. George Cliff
ton. near town, on Wednesday, of dropsy,
aged about "a years. Funeral services
and interment took place at Reynolds NJ.
P. Church, on Friday. Rev w. A.
Sites, of Harbeson conducted the funeral,
]. r. Atkins funeral director
George B. Atkins contracted 10 take
down the spire of the NJ. P. Church, for
twenty dollars. He, with one man did
the work in a little over two days.
Purnell Hellens, died on Friday, of a
complication of diseases. Funeral services
were held, and interment took place at
Weigands Chapel on Sunday. Deceased
was a veteran and a pensioner Of the civil
war. He had obtained permission to en-
ter the Soldiers Home, at Hampton, Va,
and had intended to leave for that place
last Wednesday, but was taken sick, and
died as above stated.
Edwin P. Johnson has received an in
vitation to attend the marriage, of the
Paymaster of the railroad division, on
which he is employed, at Whitesville,
West-Virginia, on January 18th.
Captain Wallace Smith, engaged in the
oyster trade, on the Chesapeake, has been
in town, on business during the week.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
was administered at the NJ. E. Church,
on Sunday morning, by the Revs. Coursey
and Hooper. Two persons were admit
ted as probationers, one joining the NJ.
E., and one the NJ. P. Church.
Rev. R. F. Coursoy and wife made a
trip to Baltimore, last week; while there
Mrs. Coursey was taken i'll, but is now
better. Mr.. Coursey returned home last
Saturday evening; his wife will return
the last of the present week.
While driving into town on Monday
morning, Ike Warren, of New Market,
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
Farewell 1905.

Farewell old year,
we shall see thy face no morei
T1ou hast past TO that silent place
Oryears that have gone before.
Rat whetker thy days were dark or bright
or Thy moods were understood;
One Lesson learn from thy page to-day
The les son that "God Is Good"
Nv welcome goes te the new born year.
The year do not know,
a it comes with its greetings soft and calm
Through the cold and frosty air.
j. VIII have its sorrow aud have its joy;
Is work. It's tasks, its toll:
Its inns ef resting for weary feet,
and alas, its sin and soil.
But white as snow is its book today
The Angel OF record stands
v th the look OF one who sees far away
irasplng It hrm with his hands.
+ frev ell to the past to the future, hail.
70 tie golden present, joy.
W1ile the heart and hand wherever fail,
lsail not in the rich employ.
r ging Sun, Del. A. W. WILLIAMS.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12

You have all heard a great deal
about "tattling'' but it is our great
est fault. Most of us make good
resolutions at the beginning Of the
year, so let me make two for the
people of Lincoln. Resolved: That
l will better guard my tongue, and
will never credit or repeat any un-
pleasant story about anyone.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12
DENNSYLVANIA
B RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. I. 1906

Trains leave Milford for Harrington and
stations on the Delaware Division 7.45 and 8 81
a. m. and 2.40 p. m. weekdays.
For Georgetown and Lewes lO.8S a. M. and
$50 D. m. weekdays.
Time tables and full Information can be OBJ
tained at the Ticket Office at the Station.
w. w. ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Pdss'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger agent.
Milford chronicle., 1906-01-12

A9T To7EAs
ga7maa a The Kind YOu Have Always Bought
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
Sropina Youuuer,t.

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1T Der Electromagnetic a-tbur S6mO.
lei. Gr lam nit einem @agen. aut
BEN f6 S6la9tpisb betano. BON
@iit.rbabubof,, nm bdS @isb nab.
BEN S6ladtbOfs gu brin9en. aIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
@dperu.

Ran9en. Der Sbsrmufitmsis
fer Der baperifden armes, abOIf
Sad, Elm eeborsnsr 8abeu.r uub beim'
bamulissn 2. bubif9en S~nfuntsriss
Regiment in RouftanS 1866 CUR ars
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In Der bapsrifher armss unb beim
bisIisen 1. S~nfanteris : Regiment
-RDnis" BON 1887 ub trat tiir5li6,
crit 81 Sabre att.-in ben RubeItanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30


9uisbure. Dem Sdiffstdpitdn
grnTt grtntmdnn BON bier 1T bic
RsttunesmeoaiG. am 8aube perlieben
pprben.
GFFsn. Die Stdbtperorbneter
beTdloFtu, 100000 Rart fir BEN
gau bon Wobruusen fir bic ftdbtis
Idsn ar6eitsr bersitSuftsaeH.
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idbrise Subn b.s Obsrm.ifters Der
Bdderinnune Roth bsim RaofdbreH
bon ,inem Jubrtp.rt iiberfdbren unb
fofort set0btet tporosn.
atrfpeIDdIbniel. Sier 1T
Sas Saus bss gder.rs Rapbauisn
abasbrannt, nobel Der sp%OIfidbrise
sobn bes geFBsrs BEN Sob funb. Gis
ne Sodter unb Der Batter, bic ben
Rnuben retten pOItsn. purbsn f4psr
uerleht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

Sfoptftd Soieil.
Gorbon. Die iisbenidbriee Sod
ter Silba bes 9ubnarbeiter Strobe.
pel&e tirsli1 iufplge Der GrpIofion
elmer pstroIeumldmpe am garl5en
RDrpsr i9redlide 8runbpunOsu err
lit, lit i'm Rruutenbauis gu 8lei4fsls
be ibren 8erl.bunseu erIe9en.
So6sufaISa. &irSIi9 purbe
Der friibsrs 5ubrpsrtsbefBer SgndB
Sermunn bon bier nit burdf6oHss
nem aopf auf benz sOunesIii4en
Sriebbofs tobt uufgefunbsn. WibIide
5amilienperbGltRiFe BADEN ben ipnit
nod riiItig,n RaHu in ben Sob GEE
trieben.
arptp in gOntrOIeur
DreI9te 'eierts bier In boiler Rls
itigtsit itin 6~0iGbriees OienitiubiIds
I'M.
SttDrotpO o. .aiirsIid brannte
bier bas Sdul5'fde 9aftbuus nis=
Der.
Rapitfd. Der 9sri9tsistretdr
Snrantierpica bisrielbft begine ietr
50iGbris.s 9isnfiubiIdum; aus ois'
fem anlab tpuroe ibm Der Ghdrattsr
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15

concern now employs 1900
persons. Last years profits
of Sears, Roebuck & Co. are
said to have been 81, 900. 900.
The business amounts to
S.. 000, 900 "a month, all by mail
order, paid IN advance.
While this is IN illustration
of what energy aud ability
will do il is not intended to
encourage anyone Ia send
money away from home-one
Of the worst of modern day
evils.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
County Ness .
NEW FRANKFORT

Mrs. kalka visited hei
daughter near Fish Greek n
few days the past week.
Mrs. Don Herman, Of near
Ayres, spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Boblken.
Mrs. NJ. Wilson and cbil.
dren, OF Slater, visited her
parents, l.. Pemberton and
family.
Jake Wehinger, Of Kansas
City, is visiting home folks.
NJ. Wengler, of Glasgow,
spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends here.
Miss BERTHE Kitchen, oI
Carrollton, is visiting her un.
Gle, Lee Kitchen and family.
The Knights of Pythias
decorated the graves of their
members ut Good Hope GENE.
terry.
W. Il. Guerrant and family
of Gillian, visited in this Ia.
cality Sunday.
The click Of the binder vii
soou be heard.
Mrs. Wade Huff and chill,
dren are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Of New
Frankfort.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
"a Specials

Special gatherings 10 which the @
& A. will sell reduced rates tickets.
Boston, Mass, Annual Medical
Association, June O., 3.
Cameron, Mo-, State Prohibition
Convention, June Is, Is.
Joplin, Mo-. X. Y. Of Mo-, May 22,
"a. e.
Mexico City, Mexico. International
Geological Congress, Aug.2 n, Septic.
Minneapolis, MINI, G. A II Aug.
10, Is
Many other gatherings not mems
toned. See o. 4 A. ticket agent.
Kansas CITY and return $3.50
Via Chicago ~ Alton Railroad
every sunday, leAves Marshall 7:2l a.,
ID. returning, leaves Ksusas Oily 7
o'clock p. u. same day arriving At
Marshall e;5i p, M, this gives you
al day In Ksusas cisy.
Q. u. Hawthorne,
Ticket Agent.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
NELSON

VIM. Bauer OF Salt Springs was
visiting relatives in this commun-
ity the past week.
Prot. Saver went to Marshall
Thursday OF the past week on
business.
Fineas Finley returned to Soda
liza Thursday to work at the car
penter trade.
Thos. Barn6eld put a new
single roof on Chas. Smiths
house south OF town the pas, week.
W. s. Hanley went to Boonville
on business Thursday of the past
week.
Dewitte Wing Of Chicago, H..
visited relatives here the past
week.
Rev. Veuable preached an ex.
c%ellent sermon at the Presbyterian
church Thursday night.
Rev. Bald Harl preached q the
Christian church Sunday morning.
He is q fine speaker and always
gives good advice.
w. O.. Shade vhited his mother
at Kansas City over Sunday.
Frank Faber Of Kansas City Is
visiting with friends here this
week.
r. Barron. our genial post,
master, visited bis broshef At MAJ
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15

\ great deal is heard about
the packing industry ut pres.
ent aud the agitation will
probably result in II temper.
AIRY loss 10 the cattle raisers
rs well ~ the packers. Con.
ditions are undoubtedly bad
in the average picking house,
but on the whole, worse in
the average butcher shop.
We have visited the great
packing houses "a Number of
times and found nothing start.
ling. We have seen the filth
and unsaniiary conditions
prevailing, but when one con.
siders that the same thing il
true in most small slaughter.
ing houses with chances that
many things may be done too
horrible to mention when
these small places are run by
unprincipled parties, the nv.
erage man will gladly take
chances on eating the product
of the larger concerns.
Did you ever go into u city
bakery and see the bakers
splitting into the hot grease
every few minutes To see il
the temperature was right?
If you did you have probably
lost your appetite for dough-
nuts. Yet the baker will tell
you, that's nothing. they do
that the world over"
We are heartily in favor of
Il full Investigation and regu.
lation OF AL public industries
and we believe it is about time
that the packing industry be
properly attended tn.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
Marshall Saturday.

In Marshall Saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Joe Wood attend.
ed children's day exerci ,es In Nap
ton Sunday.
Fowler and Buxton shipped a
car load Of cattle Tuesday.
c. B. Davis II hustling poultry
man has a new refrigerator OF
which the people OF Nelson are
proud. Mr.. Davis will handle
fresh meats again.
R. b. Thorp shipped a car load
Of hogs this week.
Dabney Marshall Is visiting
re. atives here.
Miss Gertrude Jones departed
Saturday for Los Angles, Cal.
James Thorpe Of near Marshall
visited his brother X. b. Thorpe
Monday.
c. B. Davis Is buying some pro
duct his books show sI3S, 81 for
last weeks buying. Good for Mel
son.
Frank Tabor Of Kansas City Is
spending the week with friends
here.
Onr banker. J. 7. Coleman,
caught II pound Presbyterian
catfish Sunday, But don't mention
Il.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
BLUE LICK

Will Clark has his new
house almost completed.
Mrs. Fannie Scott is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Dennis this week.
Mrs. jim Culberts4n and
daughter, Miss Minnie, were
in Blue Lick Tuesday shop
ping.
l.. c.. Dennis and son, j. Nj.
started to Louisville KY, Ia
the Home Coming last Tues
day and will visit friends and
connection in eastern KY. be.
for returning.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
A Miraculous Cure.

The following statement by II. NJ.
Adams aud wife, Henrietta, Pa, will
interest parents and others. "a mira
culous cure has taken place 10 our
home. Our child had eczema 8 years
and was pronounced incursble, when
we read about Electric Bltters, and
concluded to try II Beforethe second
bottle ~as all taken we noticed q
change for the better, and after taking
! bottles he was completely cured, 4"
It's the up.to.date blood medicine and
body building tonic. Guaranteed. SEC
and si.0O at p. II. Franklin drug
store.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15

trusts, high cost of living and
how the Republicans are run
ming the country Ia ruination.
but when the ''bot air" is
brushed aside you see the
''real goods, and all that is
left Of the arguments are u
sorrowful lot of complaints.
When in doubt, put your hand
down into your jeans (chances
are you won't have To reach
far aud you'll find more good
hard Republican arguments
there than the Democratic
party can put up in Forty
years of free.soup prosperity.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
Long Tennessee Fight.

For twenty years W. L. Rawls, Of
Bells. Tenn, fought nasal cstsrrh.
He writes, "The swelling and sore.
ness inside my pose Was fearful, TIL !
began applying Bucklen's Arnioa
Salve TO the sore surface: this caused
the soreness and swelling TO dissp.
pear, never 10 return" Best salve
In existence, $50 At p. Il Franklin,
Druggist.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15

VIZ believe Republicans
rom one end of this country
% the other, stand solidly for
Protection and will continue
- stand for il ~ long as con-
litions demand it, regardless
bf what our Democratic
.rriends have to say ON the
,ubject.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
Remarkable Record

Richard w. Sears. Of the
mail order house Of Sears,
Roebuck Il Co, was IA poor
telegraph operator fifteen
years ago.
He had learned telegrapby
to earn his living. He had no
dreams Of the great series OF
buildings that now occupy
nearly u third of the com.
pany's forty acres. He had
the commercia Instinct and
even while he was working at
the ~teIegraphy key he conceiv-
ed the idea of selling goods
by mail orders. He launched
his scheme and held on to his
job. His speciality was watch
es. He was surprised at the
result. Afterward he went
into business In Minneapolis,
Then be came u Chicago,
where tile field wls larger
In 1895 Mr.. Sears and JUL
,,u RnSan ws,ld& VICE n ,rasidanf
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
Protect Your Buildings

This is to certify that we
have examined and investi
gated the system invented and
perfected by the firm of
Messrs. Dodd and Struthers.
of Des Moins Iowa in the use
of their pure copper cable
Lightning Rod for the pro.
lection of houses, barns and
buildings in general against
lightning and we do most
earnestly and heartily recon-
mend their local agents, the
firm of Bidstrup & Hammond
also Monument dealers, Of
Marshall, Mo-, 10 the consid-
Grafton OF the patrons of the
Saline Fire & Lightning Co
of Saline.
j. I. S%toufer, Pres,
GIG l. IL. Tucker, Secy.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
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QUINCY, I'LL

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ness College In America. 20 teachers.
400 students. aud $780, 900 College
Building.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type.
writing, Peumanship. Banking, Etc.
Graduates secure employment
Write to day for 6I.page Illustrated
Catalogue Free, showing ho~to quail.
fy for . good situation Ne s~tenograph.
or or bookkeeper. Address,
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ls.i0) Quincy, Illinois.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15

Al the same convention,
Missouri Democrats endors.
fd Bryan and Cleveland,
Folk and Dockcrv and n
lumber Of other just rs in
consistent and incompatible
|hings. On such "a course
hey expect to carry every
bate IN the union at the next
lection.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15
Thinks He viii Never Die

Thomas j. Meek, an old
newspaper man of st. Louis,
was by mistake announced Ia
have died. He asked the
Globe. Democrat tn correct
the statement and print his
obituary some time after
-Bryan's election!
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15

1.-THE Democratic machine
Missouri has used Colonel
Ia good advantage in
fight on Folk" says the
\ Josegh Gazette. 1.-The
Endorsements for pres.
lent in the rural districts
IRE all arranged by old time
emocrats, rs II slap ut the
@eruor, who feels that he
ght 10 be the party endors-
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15

Why not establish packing
fes in every city of any
4 and and thus furnish n
De market for cattle, have Il
% place to buy good, fresh
ITS and keep capital and
r employed at home? 1t
lot ut all impracticable-
two things To overcome,
brust and the idea people
of buying where they
BUY cheapest and selling
Re they can get most
(r-sighted policy in this
knce.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15

n order that the campaign
carried on in Saline County
u business like way, We
ggest that Republican can
announce in regular
I'm in this paper. As the
ances for election are not
en and in order To encour.
e announcement we will cut
\ price this year from $500
81 90 and will also make Il
close price on candidate
ls. If you want to get on
ticket come out %squarely.
The Marshall republican., 1906-06-15

HE ANTITRUST laws which
prney.G General Hadley is
~ 10 enforce have been
re books since 1891. Now
.athe Republican admins,
pn is getting credit for
u enforcement, Demo
y ''point with pride" to
Rws'as their work. We
see where any credit
them. Tie laws were
ed for effect, aud it will
I remembered that during
ime the great combina.
sf st. Louis street rail
was effected, the very
ls who should have en-
the laws profting by
nsolidation.