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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1906-12-07
Notice for Publication
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Land Office at Nafchitochas La

Land Office at Natchitoches La.
November 20, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that George Bates,
of Calvin, La, has filed notice OF his Intention
10 make final five year proof in support Of his
claim, viz: Homestead Enrry No. 933S7 made
January 10, 1907, for the N Ia Nv IA Section n
Township II North Range 1 west Louisiana
Meridian and that said proof viii be made be-
fore Clerk of Court at WINFIELD, La, on Feb
rnary 9, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land, viz:
w. A. Carpenter. W. G. Howard, A. NJ.
Griffin, Sr, r. j. Guthrie, all of Calvin, Ia.
]. ERNEST BREDA,
Register.
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Sentinel. winfield, Nov. Is, 1905.
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Sentinel, WinnAeld, Nov. ?, 1908.
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Notice For Publication.

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Sentinel, winfield, Nov. Is, 1906.
The evening world., 1906-04-13
II CAT TA|NS
Of POLICE ARE
TRANSFERRED
Big Shake-up Ordered by
Bingham in All the
Boroughs.
'O'BRIEN IN DISFAVOR.
Former Acting Inspector Sent
\ Into Retirement in City
Island Precinct.

The,expected big shnke-up In ;he Po-
lice Department occurred to-day when
ComuliSsioner Bingham ordered seven
teen transfers OF Captains to make room
FOR two rens,ated Captains The re-
tnsnted commanders were Nathaniel
Shire and Michael L Foody Capt
ehlse. trained down from eorpulency
10 thm figure. was sent TO Tottenville
while Capt Foody was assigned to
Gates avenue. Brooklyn.
The transfers proved another come
down for former Commissioner Nc
Adoo's favorite. Capt. Stephen oBrien,
who was se.t from Leonard street
Manhattan. to CJty Island
Commissioner Bingham had no as
sigrnents to-day for his surplus rein
stated infgeoto-s-Efss-t o. Smith and
Thomas Drahan--deferTing them until
Monday. a large number Of the rein-
stated sergcarr,s were distributed TO pr-r-
cncts IN Queens Borough. bR rennfn
unassigned. II was said at Police Head
quarters to-day that these Ieiustated
men have privately announced tnat they
merely sought viudicauon and viii vol
unfairly retire soon.
Tho return OF the reinstated captains
has not forced any captain dowa in
rank. as many precincts whio5 VIII now
have fully qualified captains have been
commanded by acting captains. The re-
turn OF tho two inspectors will blight
the ambitions OF se,eral captains who
have been ranking as acting inspectors.
From many OF the assignments II is
evident that the Commissioner intends
20 send the mon who have forced them
selves back onto the department TO un-
Important posts tnt he country dis
No reason was given for sending
O'Br!en, one time acting Inspector
head OF tsl. Traffic Squad and Detec-
tive Bureau. to the wilds OF City ls-
land. but It Is supposed that this is
part 6 tho Comm ssior.er's plan. OF pun
tshlng McAdoos favorite for what Gen.
Bingham characterized a4s playing the
baby act when his important com
mands were taken away from him at
the beginning OF the Bingham admin
istration-
The evening world., 1906-04-13
POLICE CAPTAINS
SWITCHED TO-

Charles B. Kemp from Long Island City to Jamaica.
Patrick j. Tracey, from Jamaica TO Long Island City.
Albert Ruthenberg from Casson 10 Richmond Hin
Thomas f. Maude from Richmond Hill 10 Fifth avenue Brooklyn
F. @. Carson from Fifth avenue Brooklyn Fort Hamilton
Francis Creamer from Fort Hamilton to CaSson avenue
John w. Womel from Vernon Williamsburg Bridge
Bernard J. Hayes, from Borough Hall to Vernon
Michael Condor, from Fulton street 10 Flushing avenue
Edward J. Tooe from Flushing to Fulton street
George leberS from Gates Leonard street New York
Thomas Cullen from Miller avenue 10 Liberty avenue.
Owen Rooney, from Liberty 10 Miller avenue
j. Langan from West Sxyeigh East Eghtyeghth street
William Cruise from East Eighyeghh West Twentieth street
Henry Burfeind from West Twentieth TO West Sixygh
Steve OBrien, from Leonard street 10 City Island
Nathaniel L. Shire, reinstated 10 Totenvlle S. l.
Michael E. Foody rerSaed, to Gates avenue Brooklyn
The evening world., 1906-04-13
FAIR GROUNDS WINNERS.

NEW ORLEANS. April l3.-The races
here to-day resulted as follows:
FIRST RACE-Mlle.-Desn @ to :
and even) !. Tornus t6 to Tor placo) ..
Banpossli 3. Time-i.i2 40.
SEcOND RACE-One-half mile-Hel-
muth Il u 5 and l To y l, My Son q to
! for plaoe) 2. Dorothy IN. 3 Time
OBI s-5
THIRD RACE-Three-qu quarters ~ a
mile ELASTIC t6 TO / and 10 u !, Gay
Adelaide a TO oor place. 2. Joe Lesser
g. Time-lL.
FOItxINL R-ACE-Six and one-half
furfongs Blue and Orange g TO l and
even) !. Selected a to for place. .,
Bone Broke 8. T1me-l.26.
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son followed with single TO center.
and Doom scored Sentalle rolled out
10 AicG!nnity. ONE RUN.
Fourth inning.
Gleason made great stop OF Brownies
hot one over second and pegsed George
at first. ponln cracked the next one
against right-field fence for single,
but ran into double play McCann
hit a grounder TO Gleason. 40 RUNS.
Magee tore another hole n McGiu-
nifty with sizzling single 20 centre. ana
Il began 90 look as II the Iron Man"
was getting his. Titus shot hot ous
so Gilbert however and Billy pulled
on the prcttiest double play OF the sea-
son. Gilbert then threw out Bransdeld
for good measure, NO RUNS.
Fifth Inning.
Gleason SPOILED hts beautiful day by
letting Mcrtes'S grounder get through
rs pins. Sentelle was kind and let
Dahlen whip one through him Devln
81 srliiccd. advancing boui runners. Gil-
bert rolled a groundcr 10 Branshed,
but M.rtes benl the throw TO the plats
by a nos. and scored AIvGannlty popped
20 grausdcld and BresnAhan died on
groundrr To puolin. ONE RUN.
BY "a quick sprint Donlin got Doolin's
lin, drlvr to centre Doolln tlmmed the
next ono against the right field fence for
two bags. Spdrks was thrown ON by
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
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NASHVILLE RESULTS.

NAsHvrLIE. April l3.-The races
hare to-day resulted as follows
FIRST RACE-Four ami one-half FUR
longs.-McIntyre q to ] and Z to l0) /.
Fair Fagot Il to for place) =, Spion ..
Tt1ne-ob6-
SECOND RACE-Soven-e eighths OF a
,niIe.-Josette 90 to and To ~. first /;
IIar,t Rioe q to for place.. second,
Orderly, teird. Tfme-l.30.
THIRD RACE Short course. Ca
a,rettn q TO 5 and l DO o. first. Hare
foot u to 6 for place.. second. Red
man. Third Time-al2 3-b
FOURTH RACE-SSeven-e -eighths OF q
mEN.-.Bsaoon Light (lb 10 ! and 10 Il
!. Yam Carroll q TO for place. 2
column IA GIRL 8. T!me-lG NJ.
The evening world., 1906-04-13
Donovan'S Trolley Dodg-
ers Had a Look in Only
at the Beginning.
BY John POLLOCK.

tspcNlnl TO lNr fhrfihs h"fis'
WASHINGTON PARK. BRoolNLYN,
\ y. Apnl ~ Tie Bostons defeated
th. Brookiyns again to-day. this time
a., IA score OF TO & The Beaneaters
poundci Stricketrs curves AT the right
Nine. aud the game was never in DOUBT
.ltrr the fourth inning
Nummell was unable to play to-day.
a. Il. Yas called aNay 10 his home by
Il telegram which notified him that hIs
uother was dying. Alpefman coveiel
Mis- position at second base ana showed
up we4l IA practice.
tSirl.r. secured by Donovan from the
Albany team. has oycn returned 10 thA'
club ,oo ,,
FOR the game 20 begin there We're close
10 3pn rosters present
First Inning.
Goodc opened rne game badly by max
.r,. thr.e desperate swings f Young
St,..,klett's drop curves. Capt. Hanlon
y-as INC next victim. lie hlt a SLOW
lich bouud,G 10 Alpcrman wno retired
hin, at nrst bN q quick throw to Cess
iar "Cosey soaked a grounder 10
Str+ckleu and was an easy out. NO
"Msloney was too anxious to get free
,ralk and was callei ont on strikes.
Nf,slNtr-fltg fMAlttN tNr hhll 10 StFODtl,
,nI on the lattcr's tumble he rcached
,he blc safely. on the next pitched ball
- nailed ON ~ edham's good throw
10 Bridrwer Lumley was q good wait
~, Nh drew free mss to first. Ca soy :
A,.,va v,ls too hot FOR Pfefrer 20 handln.
'nryifg l.umleY 10 reach second and
,,,sav frat G'ssler then smashed tho
neu aver Goodies head In deep centre
10. tire, bascs. scoring Lumley and
,eyNis's hy IN centre was murred
,, Goode allowing Gtssler to score.
n,,erran WIS thrown out a. frst by
eride,yeil. THREE RUNS.
Second Inning.
Rrain drove out long ny which Me
,-artuy got under neatly Bates reached
at on I.rNis's tumble OF his grounder
nnJ went 10 thrd on Brideweirs safe
drive 10 night centre for n bag Stro-
fnl also laced out single scoring
Rates and promoting Brldewell 10 sec
ana Neelhan hit safely TO short con-
ire nliinE the bases. Ptefro- singled 90
right sending Bridewell home Goode
(co,lnued on Second Page)
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Quaker Boys Touched Iron Man"
Up, but Fine Support Keep
Them from Piling Up
the Runs
SCORE BY INNINGS.
BY BOZEMAN BULGER.

to The Word)
AL.
Phiies tied this
off McGin-
nifty winning OF
sppng
whom Duny
With Thomas third
single the day
The evening world., 1906-04-13
MILLER RIDES
'F|VE WINNERS
At BENN|NGS
Overnight Card at Ben.
ningS Attracts Few
Enthusiasts.

BENNINGs RACE TRACK. WASH
INGTON. u. C. April l3.-lt WAS a reg
ulution Friday card AZ Bennines to-day.
nothing hut overnight events, and
those or an ordinary character odds
on favorltes we're frequent. as two or
three OF the races seemed practically
foregone conclusions The weather was
spring Ike and attracted 3,cQo patrons,
Tho track was fast;
Monte Carlo stroIed Home.
Monte carlo stroilcd home IN tho
openug race sJN Lengths before the field
lie Vas heavily played. having been
backed from 10 ] 20 to !. lie broka
followed by Cas- ,lndra. which hung out
second pltc. ahead OF llypcfion
Second Race.
LADY Vera. at TO ,. made a proces.
sion OF the second race. winning from
start 10 iiuish under wraps Al The end
She held two lcngths advantage oysr
Mary GUSTS The latter closed strong
Manana Was well played on reports OF
fast work. but failed to develop any
speed
T.iAns. Miller up, ran away ,ron
Campaigner, the 10 ravorite. In thc
third IilclnE tppk the track at the
start and opening Nd gap Of four
lgnrths. was Ecver headed He won a.
lao pleased from Campaigner McDaniol
whipped the latter industriously but he
Gould not raise a gallop. RYE Boy rot
a poor start. but closed IA big sap and
was third.
Fourth Race.
Edct made the running IN tho fourth
race rll!csNcd ~ sum Harms and DiNle
Andrews Meanwhile Mller tralled along
IN IN" rear with PAton. III the deep
stretch Miller cut loose and got paeun
up in time To win by two lengths from
Parkvillr which beat Echndalc three
lengths FOR the place
Fifth Rae.
In the NTH Riggs was a topheay-y
fayotite Miller sent him into "A Ions
lead. and for tine II looked as II
they would lose the ncld In the ruu
home however, Riggs tired suddenly
and had all he could do 10 Win bN a
scaut length from Adonis Tarlac was
"A distant third.
Sixth Race
Miller put over his ARIA sirhght win
Nor when sailor Boz ran away With
~. last race Peter Ptml was second
and Roygl Window ;h;rd
The evening world., 1906-04-13
AIlnnIIc City EnaIer MnndnN

via Pennsylvania RAllroAd. Leave Atlantic
City 600 Y. 81 April 10 for New YORK.
stopping at Trenton. Now Brunswick.
Elizabeth and Newark. EsnTess, Parlor
Cara p.ninx Car and coaches. 80
The evening world., 1906-04-13
FIN Raj E.
ST. LOUIS GAME OFF.

sr. LOUIS. April la..-'rhc game sohed-
uled TO be played here bctwecn st
outs and Pittsburg was postponed ON
accoun: OF rain.
The evening world., 1906-04-13
HEROIC WORK
IN FIRE PANIC

An explosion OF benzne the pIaeroom Of the bookbndey
bf Braun Worth Co.. Nassau street. BROOKLYN late to-day,
threw the $50 girl epoyes into panic Many Of them tainted
and we're carried from the building None were hurt
William Dillon. seventeen years Old the telephone OPERATOR
and William Cody nineteen the elevator attendant proved
themselves heroes While Dillon ephoned the alarm to each
floor Cody continued to operate his car until The last girl
safe the street The fire confined to the pateroon
The evening world., 1906-04-13

McGinnity was nit freely throughout
the game. but managed 10 keep them
scattered until the last few innings.
when tie bingles came IN bunones.
Philadelphia used three pitchers. Duny
using everything known 70 baseball
strategy TO defeat the champions.
First Inning.
Bresnahan was called out on strikes
and raised an awful howl as O'Day told
him TO trot along to the bench. Brownie
followed with II hot single over short.
but stuck fast 10 the bag rs Donlin
lifted an easo fly 10 MABec Al lott.
McGann grounded to short. forcing
Browne at second NO RUNS.
Thomas outguessed MoHnnity and
waited for base on balls. Gleason
struck out in an attempt to bunt, and
Thomas tried TO steal second. but Bres-
uhhans great throw nipped him five
feet from the bag Giloart's wide throw
pulled Mccain Off the bag and Sente<ie
was safe. Devlin threw out Magee.
NO RUNS.
Second inning.
Mcrtes raped :. 4yns s4alle INTO Right
"a an eye opener and went 10 second as
D.lhlen died ON a grounder To Gleason.
A moment later Mertes was caught nap
plrg al second and took the count Dev-
the chapter NO RUNS.
Gilbert leapod IN the air and with one
hand Hpclred lNt uFlN' from itAt1
mat bore two-base label Bruns1eld
Mas more lnckv and shot one 10y second
FOR single II was no use, however
FOR Doolin hit square into double NAV
on n Crourdo- - N'r'''nn'fN NO RUNS
Third Inning.
Gilbert lifted nigh iy To Titus. and
eant.lie got under a skyscrlper from
NcGinni,y Bresnahan sent another
nigh ny 10 Gleason. 40 RI Ms
4 hfR iFFn aFff
Tor a single, and advanced on n pretty
sacrifice down the first base line pey-
lin got Thomas ST first on difficult
chance, while Doom took third. Glea-
The evening world., 1906-04-13
EVENING WORLD RACING CHART
SEVENTEENTH DAY AT BENNINGS
April I3. Track Fast
Track Fast.

SEQ added; ,eins yearoli, and
The evening world., 1906-04-13

LATE FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
Fitth--Mohave 8-5 Edward Hale 8 SchoharIe.
SKh--Loretta H. 2-l Little Rose 2-1 place, Eta.
AT NASHVILLE.
Fifsh-zinda FL, Miss Point So place, Cree.
Sixth-Chambee Thora Lee, Matabop,
The evening world., 1906-04-13

(coanued on Second Pass)
The evening world., 1906-04-13
BATTING ORDER.

son followed with single 10 center,
and Doom scored Sentelle rolled out
10 McG!nnity. ONE RUN.
The evening world., 1906-04-13

Sailor Boy and Ambertack coupled
Sailor BOY extended. Peter Paul closed strong
Old Guard q euitter
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stable. I. l.. .Tibbctts; school corlmitte"
+. y. Page. Amounts appropriated: Towr
charges, $500 highways. Sr"o; schools
books and repairs. $50: snow rrll"rs. $50
EI.MONT-Sclcctmen. &. K. Andrews
J. \. Mcar@. f. \. TrIsk; town clerk. -
l.. All,nwood school committee, Fred t.
White. Money appropriated: Schools
sac: highways, $500; support uf poor, 500;
other purposes. STD.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
GRAND VIEW FARM SOLD.
An important Real Estate Transfer at
Belgrade Lakes.

one Of the most important real estate
transfers for many years was made at
the office of Williamson & Burleigh.
yesterday. when the Grand View farm,
consisting of 300 acres of land. located
at Belgrade Lakes and owned 10y A. II.
Marston Taylor Eogcrt of Columbia
Enivcr Sity. New York City.
This farm which is nearly one mile
long and one half mile wide. with one
and one third miles Of :;horcigt on both
Long Pond and Belgrade Lake, is only
one mile from the Belgrade Hotel
Many will remember this as the Blais-
dell homestead which was barglincd t.
the noted actrcsS.-''AnIla Held "a few
years since. AS the purchasers did not
come up to their agreement the sal,
was net completed.
Eli Blaisdell bought the farm when in
its wild state about 40 years ago. and
with his wife lived there until their
death. 1t has always been kept in tn,
family.
Prof. RoEert bought the Bourne cot
taRe of Rucl j. NoycS last summer and
he intends to make il his permanent
summer residence. He has bought the
Grand View farm as he says. TO pro-
tect myself. and maintain the present
beauty Of the country as far as pos
Siblc.''
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READFIELD TOWN MEETING,
Two New Selectmen--Contc5ts on
Other Town Officers.

Eeadheld, Nc, March 6-(SpeciaD. -Thr
annual town meeting was held in Town
hall Monday. No special interest was
manifested III the election excepting road
commissioner and tax collector. OF III.
board of Selcctmcn two of the old board.
=. j.. Peacock and Chase Fo-g, who have
served the town ~ first and second go
lcctncn respectively for tn" past Nv ,
years, positively declined Il recollection.
consequently two new nl,mbrrS were.
elected 10 tho board and g. g. Morrill,
who has been third ScIoctman for thr
past two years. was elected chai.man Of
the board. I'll" new members are Chns.
r. Stevens, who has been Tie efficient
town treasurer for the past four wears.
ana Geo. &. Jacobs. III the order named.
10th are extensive and prosperous farm
crs who arc highly respected by their
townSmen and tho new board should safe
guard the interests Of the town.
In the election of road commissioner.
there was warm contest. T.. T. Gordon,
the efficient commissioner Of two years
ago. running in opposition to w. H. Hunt
commissioner Of last year. In this con
test the check list WAS used and at the
final count it WAS found that Mr.. Gordon
won out by the narrow margin of ON,
vote. Mr.. Hunt having 81 votes ana Mr.
Gordon 60.
There was also q sharp contest wher
the tax collector was elected. r. l.. Hun
ton, the efficient collector for the past i
or l. years, being opposed by +. W
Brown. deputy sheriff. Mr.. Brown wor
with a few votes to spare. Following is
summary of the officers elected:
Moderator. j.. o. Tcbbctts: clerk, G.. w
Manter; sclcctmen. G. c. Morrill,, G. IL
Stevens. G. G. Jacobs; treasurer l.. O.
Tehhetts: collector, F. w. Brown: road
commissioner. E. D. Gordon: member O:
school committee for three years, +. A.
Dow.
Notwithstanding the excessive snow
bills of 1905 the town is in more pros
porous condition than last year havin.
made a gain of about $500 in available as
sets, while the property which the town
owns free and clear. not including scho u
houses. foo's up to more than 5000. There
is balance of over 500 in the treasury.
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DEATH BY INDIGESTION.
A Long Train OF Fatal Ills is the Direct
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feeling. indigestion, dyspepsia or heart
burn, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will
make it disappear before it can do any
harm to your heart or other organs.
| They will invisorate the stomach. re-
| lieve the stomach of two-thirds of its
work and give it a chance to rest. They
Twill increase the flow of gastric Juice ant
ii you will ever live" in your lifetime
it will be after you have eaten a good
hearty meal, and taken one Of these
little tablets Immediately afterward
You'll just feel fine
Take Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
after your next meal to-day and yo,
will use them ever afterward. Yo,
will be cheerful, vigorous and Won,
mind will be clear: you'll have snar
and vim, and add many day to YOU
life.
You can get these wonderful littl,
tablets at any druggists for soc {
package.