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What Radium Ia. Done in Medicin.

Wild claims have been made regard
ing the efficacy of radium carnations
as n cure-all in therapeutics. and on
the other hand the reaction against its
use has been from time to time equally
violent. The contribution Of DIR. Myron
M~etzenbaum to the Medical Record re-
sarding the known medical value of
radtum Is therefore timely and of inn
portance to those interested i'm its use.
The writer bases his conclusions upon
an Exhaustive survey of medical liter
ature on the subject and two years.
clinical experience with the substance,
and offers the following conclusions:
That lupus responds promptly to
the action of radium, and that this re-
suit is obtained as readily as with the
Finsen light or the x-rays. n that
these results seem permanent. That
small aff~ectations OF the %epithelium..
without %glandular ;nvolvment. heal
rapidly under the action of the radium
be brought into intimate contact or
close proximity to the diseased area.
Large epitheliomatous areas of the
mucous membranes may not be infiu-
enced to any marked degree. probably
because in large areas the disease is
not only superficial but the deeper tbs.
sues are involved as we'll. Epithelio-
mata on h skin respond far more
readily than those of the mucous men,
branes; this is probably because the
SKIN is Kept dry and is no irritated
lby moisture or. friction of the parts.
The healing of epitheliomata under the
achon of the radium rays seems to be
permanent. The rodent ulcers about
the face and head respond better to
,he action of radium han to any
nown agent excepting the x-rays. and
the results are better than those usu-
any obtained by surgical interference.
represented malignant growths seen,
beyond the influence Of the radiun,
rays. and wen when an incision ia
made into the growth and the tube OF
radlum is inserted into it's interior las
IN the case of the late President Har-
psro there il then only a h~istological
cnange IN that part of the growth sur
rounding the tube of radium. as is
demonstrated by a microscopical study
OF the tissue. Even il the radium rays
eMerted any beneficial influence on
truly malignant, ~decp-seated rowth
the fact could not be used to any praat
advantage in these cases, for the local
actlon would be so pronounced as to
cause an liberation OF the skin before
III could influence the growth beneath
N certain cases of total blindness.
posslblS where some of the fbers ~
the optic nerve still remain intact :,
sensation of light may be noted wyI,e,,
I. TUBE OF radtum OF high ACTIVITY IL
paced IN front OF the eye or against
tne region. But thus far "a
uLufa mas given no beneficial results in
me treatment of blindness. When
eupss g radiutn are applied to old
sears resulting from healed, lupoid
rough and hbrous a%ppearancn nTd
renders the area quite smooth and nf;'
able" anu pm
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-11

, She will wear decollete dress at dinner,
of course. and The gentlemen, including
Congressman Longworth, will appear
i'm 'smalls"-black knickerbockers-
With evening Coat and Waistcoat. The
company viii assemble in the grand
drawing room. a magnificent apartment
%panclled in Gobelin tapestries and hung
With splendid chandeliers of crystal
and side lights or torcheres of ormolu.
When all the guests nave taken their
places the king and queen and other
members OF the royal family will enter.
and after formal bows. lead the guests
10 the state dining room.
1T will be an ir~reproacilable dinner.
served in forty minutes. Then the
party will retire to one of the great
corridors. where the king and queen
will converse with each guest in due
form, to each the allotted number OF
minutes. This will be the kings oppor-
tunitN to single out the daughter OF
the president for special conversation.
and perhaps he will ask her aud Mr..
Longworth to meet her majesty and
himself in the private drawing room
for bridge or a little supper afterward.
A visit TO Windsor. at the best, is
stiff and formal. But the young Ameri-
can bride will find plenty to interest
her and much that will make her feel
she is an especially honored guest.
A Shower of Society Functions.
IN IAolluOIl NlF. ana MIS-. IOTSWOftN
will be showered with invitations to all
the smartest affairs. Some will be from
real friends: some from persons anxious
to be known as friends of the daughter
of the president of the United States:
some from Friends of the Reds: some
from those who have already received
Inequalities in the United States; some
for reasons of state.
OF course there will he IL grand re-
ception at Dorchester house, the home
of Mr.. Reid. Here things are lone in
Il banner SO maaingly luxurious as to
stagger ven the lnonarchial people of
Great Britain. Consuelo. Duchess of
! Manchester, leader of the smart Ameri-
can set and at home at court. will give
one of her inimitable dinners in Gros-'
venor square,. where Mrs. Longworth
will meet the smartest Of the smart.
The Marlboroughs are certain to give
a big house party at Blenheim in honor
of the presidents daughter.
1t will be a royal time for the Long
wOrthS In London.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-11
Continued Next Week,
No Escape.

Harpcr's Weekly: The following tele.
phone conversation Is reported to have
been heard between q certain well known
young financier and a society woman
whose functions are considered somewhat
boring: It
us this Mr.. -"
Yes"
This is Mrs. -. Won't you civ ny
tho pleasure of our con,b.ny at dinner on
Monday"
I'm so sorry. Mrs. -- but I have an
engagement for Monday"
Can you come Tuesday. then?"
why. 1t is most unfortunate. but 1 have
a partial engagement for Tuesday Also"
We'll. how about Wednesday,"
"Oh. hang it. Ill come Monday" :
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-11
= MS oeatest american lndustry-Food
MANUFACTURES -

According to the latest United STATE.
census, the manufacture of foods 1ax'
ciuaillg liquors) leads all other mann
featuring industries, the value az ~
annual output being 81. 277. 7O2. 600 or ~ = :
per cent of the total value of tho , -
dactured products of the United STATES
lhla is Saoo, 900 greater than TIC
value OF the iron and steel Industry o,r-
put. IT is q wonderful examine of tho
sro"lil OF factory methods i'm an indus
u large extent domestic. ~
lieeafdlng the expenditures for fc,.,
we nave but to take into consfdei., IN i
the Wen known actual statistical fan,
mat ntne-tenths of the people OF ,bls
ana otner lands spend from SO to sh nov
sel... y. sne'r income ESTIMATED for the
great majority of American famtiias
to be not over $500 yearly for fool
alone, not including It's preDaratior -.
tfe table at that. DR.. Edward AtLtu
sons estimate of $1.5 30 per. week snen,
Tor 900 and drink for each adult 10
surely moderate enough. This, uDoI an
population basis OF 60. O0O'O00 ,1i,.as
us a weekly expenditure of 900 oo 9l ooa
Which in a year would amount tn ~.
gigantic total nf 81. $50, 900, 000. \ is
probably an underestimate to saw +ha
$4,000, 100000 is expended annualiv ra,.
food and drink for our approxjnata
So,oo0,oo population. Take one va,.,.
,.laa' l.sln alone. According to an esti-
mate made several years ago hy t,a
American Baking Powder associa, ;n,
we buy 1lS,5o9.O 900 pounds of hat;nn
l@woer per an'1ur,, at a cost OF about
S35. 500. 900. 1oout
~ is AN atnaaiag fact. that alsbo,,o,,
the cost of food makes up so larps -
part of the cost of living and piays 81 ca
important Il part in economic and $50
Geological problems. the most intelIipsn,
people know less concerning the elee
mettary facts of food. its coinposition
sources, preparation for market. M.
!lltiSe value adulteration. misbrand-
necessity Of life. Nast
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-11
Hospitality.

- From the Chicago News.
Talk about hospitality" observed tn,
portly passenger. as he lighted an obese
cigar with a red and gold life p~rcserve,
around its stomach, they certainly have
1t down fine in Atlanta. During a three
days sojourn there recently they wouldn't
let me spend a cent"
Must BIZ something like Chicago" re-
Joined the tin-can drummer. '1'he last
time I was there they didn't let me spend
a cent. ether"
MOP" queried the other. skeptically.
1T is even so,' continued the can man.
They held me up half a square from the
depot and took every cent 1 had away
from me-"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-11
The Worm Turns,

From the ST. Louis Globe cmocrat
The minor poe, brooded over hi.
lemonade.
"shh," he said, darkly. Can you
keep Il secrtto?"
Till death" his companion replied.
Know then said h poet, selling
avenged at last on the editor OF the
Trash magazine. I sent him a SON
net last eek and poisoned the gum
on the return envelope"
And with n harsh, blood curdling
laugh the desperate young man passed
u into the night.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-11

When we were left alone in the stone
tagged kitchen. it was astonishing how
rapidly that sprainedf5ankle recovered.
1T was nearly nightfall. and we had
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-11

The Visit to Windsor Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth will receive
the regulation "command' to .'dine and
sleep at Windsor.
Persons of prominence receive these
Invitations and ave five minutes talk
with the king and queen. But should
their maiesties desire it-and who can
doubt that they w1ll?-Mrs. Longworth
Will have plenty of opportunity to inn
prove the acquaintance made at Hut.k-
ingha,n palace.
She nj her husband will be met at
the railway station by a royal carriage
drawn by two superb bay horses.
trained out in gold. On the box will
be coachman and footlnan, and orr tho
rumble two postillions cach CARRYING =
gold headed staff triexed out wifi. !,
heavy golden tassel.
Arrivals at Windsor are
for 6 y. III. Tho party fro,n Cincinnati
VIII be received by the groom of the
chambers. He is a most important
functionary. and he will conduct then,
TO inc suite reserved for them.
There wiz be a brief interval before
dinner, and in that time there NAV be
a chance for Il spin about the round
in the kings private motor, and per-
maps the motor will pick up the king at
should the weather be bad. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lonsworth will be asked to in
spect the state apartments. TNher- is
no place in Europe more crowded with
treasures of arr of every age.
English kings, Charles 1. and
George ~, were great collectors. They
mad perfect taste and almost unliu1ited
means. IN their days art treasures now.
worth their weight in god could no
picked up for IL song. 1t is estin,ate,1
ttlat the priceless Sevres china in Euck-
lngiani palace is worth close to si5.
1t Is here. amid these stately sur
~rou;idless. h a Mrs. Longworlh Win
nnd herself II specially honored guest.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23
THE BIG WAREHOUSE
Work is Progressing at a
Satisfactory Rate.

Work on the big warehouse of
the Louisiana Farmers Union is
progressing at a satisfactory rate.
The framing is about all up and
the wall and roofing materials viii
soon be put on. The warehouse
is a huge building, being 1OOx15(
feet, with walls ten feet high
The whole is on a brick founda.
ton and it will be fire proof from
the outside when completed.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23
BIG SUICIDE LIST
19f Ended Their Lives in Three
Months.


New York, Nov. 22.-One hum
dred and nlnety-one persons COM
mitted suicide in New York city
during the three months previous
to July l last, says the report oil
Health Commissioner Darlington
sent to Mayor Mcclellan. Sew.
enty-seven persons were killed BY
electric cars during the quarter,
Al of the total being in Brooklyn.
The total number of deaths by
accident and negligence during
the three months was 965.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23

The man Who len neonle
know what be "a doing Il usu-
ally the successful man. No
man ever GOT into the swim by
Incidence or silence. Business
runs IN currepts A. well as va
ter or electricity. ana the men
Who succeed ars those Who a.
ther ret into the current or turn
the current their ~.
y Vim not = = simply put
ship en the 2arket. con-
vlneed that de people WIN
discover then ana purchase
then. sucA goedls must -
= ssl1 what they are. how
anA ~ when they ass naAs
ana wAess shsy ssa - -
taansa.
! manufactures ana merchant >
also true or trade oEEanixationD
"a ev~n ~ ~ifie9 ana cv,Yn.
.-sxA 49, --u-..-.--.
mon ease
American municipalities nave
II advertising the advantasps
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23

= zs* - 5. = s
do ! zsnsfer business. They have
good tssms, vehicles and polite drivers
Ring phone q Il you need them.
49, = =
Wanted
A good Matchmaker. Must
furnish references. See or write
w. o. Williams, WINFIELD. La.
n16-2t.
Smith 8 Grisham Drug Com
pany has . full line of inks,
white, BLACK. bluo. red and pur-
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Bell of At
lanta spent Saturday and Sunday
with Winn6eld friends.
Fof god kiacnits snd bread To
sellesce Flsez. you c,n end i
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
Mr.. Musgrave is No Longer
With Iron Works.

1t will be with regret that the
citizens of Winfield learn that
Mr.. j. d. Musgrave has severed
his connection with the Winfield
Iron Works of which he has had
the superintendency since the adj
vent of that enterprise. The
writer is in position to know that
Mr.. Musgrave is one of the most
thorough and conscientious me-
chanics and feels satisfied that the
owners have made a mistake. He
has worked hard almost night and
day to get everything ready to
work. This he has accomplished
and he turns over to the company
as complete a plant as there is in
the country. He has done some
most extraordinary work to which
we have called attention In these
columns before. Mr.. Musgrave
has. during his short stay here,
won the friendship of everyone
who was fortunate to meet him.
He will carry with him the good
wishes of the people of VIM
field.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Grisham Of
Dodson spent Sunday in this
city.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23
PLArr WILL RETIRE
Resignation as United Staets
Senator Ready to File.

New York, Nov. 22.-Thomas
C. Plattfs resignation from the
United 4 ates Senate is said to be
ready r.. filing with Governor
Higgins. Senator Plat. sit is re-
ported, has decided to retire al
together from public life.
Recent disclosures concerning
the senator's domestic troubles.
added to his advanced age, are
declared to have forced him to
the decision to relinquish his
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Durham
and baby, after spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Norrid,
left Sunday evening for their
home at Antonio, La.
-
Mr.. A. j. Franks, member of
the Police Jury of ward eight,
spent Monday night In Winfield
on return trip from Alexan-
dria.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Machen
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival of a fine girl baby at
their home, it being their first.
All the latest magazines and period
Gals at Smith & Grisham Drug
Company's. ia
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Drewett
are the parents of a brand-new
hoy, who arrived Saturday and is
doing we'll.
See the display of New Go
carts at the Hardware Store.
O26.
- =
Justice a. j. Taylor of the
fonrth ward spent Monday in
Winfield on q business mission.
X
The Excellence Flour is the best in
town. You viii find it at Wood &
Nesom.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Grisham of
Dodson spent Sunday in this
city.
Get Swiffs Premium Hams, Bacon
| snd Lard d Hofpsuir Broa
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23

The Excellence Flour is the best il
town. You viii find it at Wood 6
Nesom.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23

The lot, which the Board of
Aldermen authorized the Mayor
to purchase for the location of
the reservoir and pumping station
for a water works system, is
splendidly located, lying next to
the Rock Island Railroad where
a spur can be cheaply built right
into the plant, which will do away
with the expense of hauling fuel.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23

Justice A. j. Taylor of the
fourth ward spent Monday in
Winn6eId on q business mission.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23

The Louisiana a. Arkansas Railway makes
close connections with the following Roads ut
Aoints named below.
At Hope, Ark with st L d & 8, Frisco Sys-
tenn.
At Stamps, Ark, with st L 8 w Cotton
Belt Route.)
At sibley, La, with ys&P Queen and
Crescent Route) 5 L B & s
At Chestnut, La, with L & New Ry.
at Winnfield with C 3 I & BY, and L r
& N Co.
exandria, La, with T-& Ry., st LIN q
8 Ry., st LW & G. Ry., L r s. n Co., Southern
Pacific.
At Georgetown, La, with st mas.
b. s. ATKINSON, G.. +. & p. Agt.
Texarkana, Ark, July IL. 1905.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23
Lucinda Kinney.

Died-Nov. ID, 1906, Mrs. Lu-
cinda Kinney, wife of Elder FL.
Kinney.
Mrs. Kinney was a native of
Mississippi, but moved to Louis
lana in early childhood. She was
married at the age of Is years and
spent several years of her life in
Texas, returning to Louisiana six
years ago. Her illness lasted
only five days when death relieved
her sufferings.
Mrs. Kinney was one of the
brightest Christians from her
early childhood and died as she
had lived, trusting in God. She
leaves two daughters, one in
Texas and one in Louisiana, one
son and her aged husband and
numerous friends to mourn hel
death.
Her earthly remains we're lait
to rest in the Union church Gem
terry. five miles east of Winfield
on Nov. Ia, 1906.
A EprrNp
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23
!: :; e e & :s,';
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific

Chicago, Rock Island 8 Pacific
ARKANSAS Southern Div).
No. 1, Southhound-Ar. 1885 pm. daily.
No. 2 northbound-Dep. 6:15 am daily
Louisiana Railway & Navigation co.
(Red River Valley.
No. 8, southhound-Dep $500 am. daily
No. 4, northbonnd-Ar. $50 pm. daily,
Louisiana and Arkansas.
No.
1o1 leaves 3:I5 pm. for jena, La
102, ar 7:20 am. from Jena, La.
Tvs 7:30 am. for Alexandria, La
ar 800 pm. from Alexandria, La.
ar 2:5o pm. from Hope, Ark.
/, Tvs 1900 pm. Cor Alexandra, La.
! 2, ar s:55 an. from Alexandria, La
2, Tvs 1904 am for Hope, Ark.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23

Mr.. A. j. Franks, member of
the Police Jury of ward eight,
spent Monday night In Winfield
on return trip from Alexan-
dria.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23

See the display of New Go
carts at the Hardware Store.
O26.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-11-23
An Improvement.

Electric lights have been in-
stalled at the Rock Islsnd depot.
This is the first light furnished
the public since that depot was
built five years ago, not even the
ordinary smoked lanterns being
furnished heretofore. And what
made matters worse, the passen-
ger train arrives after dark and
depart before daylight.
Major Will A. Strong, editor Of
the WINFIELD Sentinel, was q
pleasant caller at The Star Office
today, looking as robust and as
pleasant as ever. Major Strong,
by the way. is getting out one of
the best weekly papers in the
State, both editorially and locally.
Monroe Star of Nov. Is.
Mr.. w. 2. Tatum, formerly
agent 1t this place for the Rock
Island and later the Louisiana
and Arkansas Railroad, spent a
couple of days here the latter
part of last week. He is now
representing q Touring mills con-
cern and has his headquarters at
Austin, Texas.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-23
HIGH COTTON MAKES PROS
PfLEtIII.
The Iaiuc OF the Last Crop Was =
Third OF the Total Earnings Of
MI the Railroads.

Mr.. Wm. +. Christian, formerly Of
the staff Of Tho News and Observer.
spent yesterday afternoon in Raleigh
and left on the fast train last night
for Atlanta. He was returning from.
Norfolk. Yesterdays Norfolk Land
mark referring to his visit and an OBJ
s~crVation o. fotce made by Mr..
Christians. said:
M. William T.. Christian. assistant
general passenger agent Of the Sea-
board III Atlanta. was ~ Portsmouth
yesterday On a business trip. In dis
cuSSing conditions down South. he said
there was evidence everywhere of pros
perity. 1t is evident on the farms and
in every hamlet, toWr and city.
4 ascribc it all to the high price Of
cotton" aid Mr.. Christian. 9TH COM
bined earnings Of all the railroads in
the United states last wear was 81. 300
GOO 600. IL" value Of the cotton crop
Was $600,tt .000-nearIy a third OF
the combined earnings Of the rail-
roads.
The COCO times show in the earn
lngs OF the southern roads. The Sea-
board and all the rest of them did
more business in the month of Dcsom-
be. than in any previous month in his
tory. and The earnings for January
seem TO be holding up to about the
same mark
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-23
\ ~ II DiNt.1 80.

The President wi n,..
mi9ta&e If III. suppose that
Iillnan ia The only leader #|
outraged at TIM treatment .
Morris by Whit House Iou-H
BODY supposes that 1lr. I;oo-
derod such tr@eatnseut or .tha.
proves it. the demand i- tAa
statement b. his detectives j..
untrue. he shall remoy. him
= gentleman ia his rlace. y.
just demand.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-23


The Wilmington star has nut in
new machinery and is prospcring as
never before in its history. Col. w.
II. Bernard, its sterling editor, has
been in editorial harncss longer than
the editor Of any other daily pape>
in the state. He is an oDtimist, whose
zeal and faith in Democracy ana
North Cardinals development should
be initiated by al editors. 1t has al
ways been q staunch defender Of De
inccracy and a champion of Goad
Government. Long may Col. BERNARD
live and loag ma the Star continue
its steady and luminous Brightness.
1t would be more like it to try the
authorities of the Naval Academy.
what were they doing while cadets
We're mutilatirg and killing each
other? Heads OF such institutions can
not escape responsibility. Give us les
court-martialing Of boys and more in
V~estiGatjon of officers. 60 higher uo.
There are no tears at the dccapita-
ton Of District Attorney Capcrs. Of
South Carolina, by tho President. He
was a Democrat until q few years
ago when he "jineJ the Radicals" and
was soon hit in the BELLY with a
pone Of bread" Now he is kicked
out. When q mar Of sense and posi-
ton in the SOUTH goes over to the
Radical he is ready for other wrongs
Let the example Of Capcrs be 4 warm
ing!
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-23
E. lea A WHO COULD AFFORD TO
BE A GENIUS.


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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-23
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TOR particulars, address
DANIELS,
Raleigh, n. C..