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The southern sentinel., 1907-03-29

r. w. FoapYcR. JOHN q. MATHEWS,
lml-6t) Notary Public.
Recorded February 2lst, 1907, on page 50 ct
SEQ, in Book "F,, Conventional Mortgages,
records of the Parish of Winn, Louisiana.
p X. ABEL,
Clerk and Ex- Ofiicio Recorder.
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-29
sTRAYBD OR STOLEN

bay flIey years old, small star in face;
wire scratch on right hip; very gentle. Left
Winnheld the last ct January; was raised on
~ return a. foe 2nfoExntfo1 - 20 her. where
sboutq- T. a 8ENil4L-
mch13- 3-<t WinnGeld, La :
The southern sentinel., 1907-03-29
Notice for. Fabrication

sentinel, winnfield. March %, 1901.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

We were glad to meet Mr.. It.
j, Spraggins, of Jackson, Tenn.
Non lay morning at the Iii. Cent.
Depot. Mr.. Spraggins was on
his way to visit his mothers fam
iiv in the old home near Sessums.
He ~aS passenger conductor
for about 25 years on the I. G..
4. r. on the main line, and left
1he road with the understanding
that he could resume his position
# ~ so desired. For several
years he has been extensively
engaged in milling and lumber
interests in South Mississippi.
w came very nearly not re-
cogniz ng him, having joined
that class Of gentlemen who go
smoothly shaven. We all feel a
peculiar and keen interest in old
home boys. We are pleased to
observe that he is ready at any
and all times to give certifi-
cate of clean record and puri-
ty Of character for James K.
Vardaman as an official.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

To his excellency, James k. Varda ma n
Goyer nor of Mississippi:
Whereas, was convicted, at the Nov
emDer term 1906, in the Circuit court of
Ohtibbeha county, Miss. on the chargc
of Assa ult and Battery with intent TO
Kill aud murder, and sentenced to serve
in the. State Penitentiary for term of
five years.
| would further show that the crime
for which | was convicted was purely &C
cidental, and for other good and suffici-
eRt reasons which will be presented to
your Excellency in petition, [ would
most respectfully pray your Excellency
to grant unto me full and complete
Pardon.
This the 3rd day of April 1907.
NELSON YOUNG.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

Rev. M. K. Thornton and DR.
J. S. Crigler went to West Point
Monday morning to attend the
funeral and burial service Of Rev.
Fl. J. Valandingham, who died
the day before after lingering
spell of sickness. He was an able
minister in his church and will
be missed very much. He was
we'll known in this county and
many will be panied to know OF
his demise. We presume that he
was one of the oldest in the SER
vice in the Columbus Baptist As
sociation.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12
FOR COUNTY ASSESSt
w. LII. DU Ri A NJ
FOR SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. 4
c. $. FONDREN.
r. +. HANNAH.
The Meeting at the First Pres
bvterian Church.

A correspondent Of the Merid-
ian Dispatch speaks as follows
of Rev. FL. A Jones, who Will
commence a series of religios
service at the Presbyterian
church IN this city next Sunday
I'VE would not. for any con-
sideratlon deprecated the ser,
vice of any man, who has labor
ed for the good Of our commun-
ity. for many have labored for
and done great good and to every
one of them we are profoundly
ereatful- We would not even
compare one man with another
but do say without any heslta,
!. ton. that the Rev. II. A. Jones
D. d. who is now conducting a
meeting in the First Presbyterian
church in this city is a remark
able man. His versatility is un
usual. He instructs and broadens,
and under his words we gain new
conception of devine things. His
preaching is one Of the slmples-
and clearest form and style. full,
of tenderness aud power Thor
ouohly familiar with the Bibles
lands. conversant with history
through all the ages, no man.
woman or child can hear him
without learning something. No
thing in his message to offend
AS he is cOnsiderate in his feelings
and views of others. The main
burden of all his sermons is, man
a sinner, and Christ a Savior
Any one failing to hear him
whatever his or her beliefs, has
lost All opportunity and priv
ilege:
The interest in these services
is increasing, and those who at
tend are thoughtful, and God
IS evidently present and his pow
or is being felt, If we can read
the signs of the times, God is on
the giving hand. and We tan
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

Rev r, E. Wilkin, Pastor of
the q. P. Church. departed fol
Cincinnati, 0. last Friday where
he goes to attend the meeting Of
his Presbytery, which will like
ly be in session for nearly two
weeks. We wish him a pleasant
trip and a safe return. He is
very much appreciated by his
congregation as a man and min,
ister. and also by our entire com
munity.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12
Spring Examinations.

The dates for the spring exam
iiiatlOns for teachers are DIS fol
IoWs:
Whites on first and third Fri
days and Saturdays OF April:
Colored on the second and
fourth Fridays and Saturdays of
April.
Paper, pens, ink, etc. will be
furnished by the Supt's. office.
Very respectfully,
$. J. WALLACE,
Supt. Of Ed
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lander,
after spending several days with
his fathor's family. Mr.. j. s.
Lander, departed for their home,
Greenville, Monday morning.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12
NOTICE

To Official Members of the
Starkville Circuit:
Brethren
The second Quarterly
Conference for this Conference
YEAR meets at the Agency Church
Apr. 90 and 81 We are verv
anxious for a full attendance. We
are very much in need of good
financial report.
Please let all members and Of
ficials take due notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
Respectfully.
James N. Hall, Pastor.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

4
on the border OF the promised
land and may enter in and pos
sess it il we will. Never in the
history of our town, SO FAR as
we know, has there ever been a
time when God seemed SO near
and so ready to bless as just now
He is waiting to be gracious.
There is no excitement, put a
deep, intelligent seriousness anu
thoughtfulness, such as Gods
word, applied by Els Spirit,
only can produce.
"Dr. Jones delivers his mes
sage aud has but two propositions
First will you accept and confess
Christ; second, If you will not
accept, do you desire the pray,
ers of Gods people. He has man
ifested no spirit or desire to turn
those who hear and believe away
from the church of their fathers
and mothers, but his counsel y
first give up your self to Christ
and then join the church Of you
choice, that church where YOU
can serve and honor Cod best.
Every man and woman who is
IN sympathy with Christ and His
mission into this world, ought to
assist this man in what he is try.
9 TO do, for if SO, it will result
in blessings to every church and
hence, blessings to our commun.
ity.
"Our Jewish friends will take
no offenSe al what he says, eX
cept perhaps, his recognition OF
Christ as the Messiah aud even
this would not offend their feei
ings while 1t, might offend then
judgment, for the gospel he
breaches is the gospel Of love
which, when accepted by on9,
manifested itself in deeds of love
and helpfulness.
Beyond peradventure a great
crisis is on us as a community.
We are in the very midst of q
great opportunity, and as a Wise
people, desiring our best interest
and the best interest of those
who are TO come after us We
should avail ourselves Of this o p
portunity. God is here, he is
blessing and waits to bless, Shall
we receive or reject? Will. every
lover Of God, and lover Of the
community IN which we live,
and lover of humanity, ask this
question-Shall [ help or retard?
Nothing sectarian Or sensational,
but the message is Christ and
Him crucitied, which is the power
Of God to serve"
Our people should make reads
for the advent of this good man.
We mean all the people Of the
towd and surrounding country.
We expect one church to be as
much benitited as another. Let
US get CLOSER together. 1t is an
oppotune time and let's use it
We feel that it will be properly
used.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

Mr.. N. n. Chris opher was %
much indisposed on reachiu <
Ackerman Monda that ne re-
turned on the Accommodation
train.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

Mr.. D. j. Cochran returned
from Aberdeen Wednesday morn.
ing. Federal Court adjourned
Tuesday evening and all part S
have returned to their respec!s' 6
homes.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

At the recent term + Cnfsnce. i
Court at Columbus there seems
to have been only 10 decrees for
enforcement Of MAJ siage. This IS
good.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

Mr.. Fl. P. Gum, of Philadel-
ph,a, is visiting his wife and
babe in the home of her father.
Mr.. J. S. Lander, this week.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

Mrs. l.. A. Fort, of Memphis,
who is visiting relatives here,
departed for Strong, Saturday
Morning where she will visit hei
sister. Mrs. Sidney Dukemanier
for several days.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

Mr.. n. N. Christopher spent
Tuesday in Aberdeen.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12
ciatlOn

DR.. ). S. Montgomery return
G.; nome Tuesday from Shawnee,
G.ltanoma, where he had been
n shr or ten days on visit
% his son, DR.. Hunter Montgom.
cry, and looking after his land
interests there.
MRS w. c.. Raymond, of Tu-
poio, Is on IL visit in the home of
her father, Mr.. T. n. Shearer,
having arrived last Saturday on
The Delated train from Artesia
III the afternoon. Her many
friends were glad to greet her.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

DR. j. w. EckIord spent sew
erai days at Gulfport in attend
,tnce upon the State Med. Asso-
clatlOn
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12
|STURGIS LOCALS;

MISS SAILiE BEVlLL-. :

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Miss Jennie JAG kson aud two
Of her brothers were IN town
shopping this week.
Mrs. Disa Hannah visited the
family of Mr.. S. s. ;Iannan Su..-
day.
Mr.. Bob Richardson maze d
trip TO WINSTON last week.
Mr.. f. G.. Floyd Of Arkansas
spent few days III the home ol
his dauhter. Mrs. Dodd. He left
FRIDAY for Indian Ter. wnere h.
will spend 5 me tile be>ore re.
turning home,
Mr.. Buchanan apenJ Several
deys here last week
Mrs, Mary Beviil is quite i'll.
das oeen conhned 10 iler oeo
since Saturday.
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Rev. M. K Ttorntun com
menced a series of meetings here
Monday night. Ii ha~ not beou
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

SOUTHBOUND.

CVU d.
No. 4 connecting at Artesia with 10 3
Havana Limited) for the South and
with No. 3 for Montgomery. w. Stark
willie daily at.......... 10 10 a. m.
No. 43 connecting at Artesia with No, %
fyr Tuscaloosa, Leaves daily..l 35 p. m.
NORTHBOUND.
NO. 43 connecting at Artesia wioh No 6
for the North. Leaves daily..1 35 .. m
No. As connecting at Artesia with 10.
for the North Leaves daily 80 81 p. IN.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

No. ~ Arrives daily. ,12 OF j., III.
No. Al Arrives daily. l5 p. m.
No. 46 Arrives daily. 80. : % ?. N.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12

Lawyers T. B. Carroll and G.
Odid Daniel were professionally
engaged at Sturgis Monday.
The Starkville news., 1907-04-12
Mr.. and Mrs d. G.. Johnston

and Mrs. G.. w. So We'll visited
their mother Mrs. Nacey Cros
by and their brothers. family Mr..
0. It. Crosby at Osborne Saturday
The former returned Sunday
evening and Mrs. Sowell Mon
day evening
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
NEWS OF BRANFORD
School Question Complications Masquerade To-nqh-SoIdieI
 Boys to Have "0pen House"-0ther Notes.
Especial Journal and Courier News service.l

Branford, Oct SO.-The school question still continues to agitate the people of Branford Since the special meeting of Tuesday evening the topic has, if possible, been more discussed than ever and there is a general sen timent in favor of the opening of the school at Short Beach. If the board of education does not grant the re- quest of the residents of that district to open the school in that village, it will be solely. in consequence of finan- cial conditions existing in this town. This latter complication may be briefly stated as follows: Tn the last general assembly a special act was passed providing for a board of finance in Branford, said board to have a final decision on the maximum money expended by the selectmen, school visitors or other department of the town of Branford. The power of the board was also limited inasmuch as byAthe terms of the act creating the department of finance in Branford, said board is prohibited from appro- priating any money in excess of the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
PART OF THE HALLOWEEN FEAST.

Wisdom CakesSeect mark the
 o owls on each cutting ears into the dates Press these on to obiong and to rep9sen panehes then form feet with chocolate icing
 lobgobhn cider hobgobn cups
 
 ach different pumpkin leaves also be purchased which If the cider Is sweet then the when the is each quart of cider
 Ghost AppesLage, cOred and baked until soft but These cd ngy cubes or marshnalows pushed down the removal of the Upon these the brandy poured with gholy blue flame The apples then eaten with
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

Liberty is associated with the eagle, in a business way, Under our system of coinage, they always have. dollar between, them.
 Liberty is a relative term, What IS libertv in New York is libbutty in -Sa| England. This is what the poet has reference to when he exclaimes: v Liberty what crimes are committed In inv name" However the New Eng land dialect is rather a misdemeanor than crime.
 Liberty wears a Phrygian cap, S1e is au the time being extended to peo- nles who don't care particularly about ber and a Phrygian cap is more easl- iv kent on in a scufIle than stylish sooon lat of the latest shape would oa.
 The price of liberty is nomlnally the sane to all, but by means of reoales discrimination is practiced. For exam sSt aa- ple more liberty goes with $z0'VVo auton1obile than with a $2 jag l The palladium lof liberty IS one q the historic IT. sseries, like, for ex- ample the man in the iron mask or ltho prohatlc age of Ann, Nobody saen,s to l,rew wA thor 1t IS more iiNe l.e csaacron CT a earasol Puck
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
OBITUARY NOTES.
David J. o,Donncl.

David O'Donnell, former assessor died at his hc-an, 30 Ward street of heart disease. He had been in ill health for several months and on that account month ago resigned his posi- ton as an inspector for the New Ha- ven water company. Years ago MT, O,DonneIl was in the hat business on Chapel street, He was 66 years of age and is survived by his wife and three daughters. tho eldot being a sister Of charity in New York, the others being l9ita and 1--e rces O'nonnell, also four som, Rev. Father David O'Donnell of Nev London, James, q letter carrier, Joan and Joseph oDonnell of this city
 The funeral will take place Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Johns R. c. church. MT o'Donnell was a member of San Salvador council, No. i, Knights of Columbus, and a delega- tion of members from that council will attend tho funeral.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
Threads and Silks.

100 yards Silk; the best toc Silk made in this country, stand ing all tests, Black only, O, %, and A. Regular l0c. Ali Sc.
 Large Spools of the finest made Silk, put up for fine dressmaking. Black and White. Regular soc. At 41c spool.
 400 yards of the best quality Silk in a Black, at 27c spool, Regular 39c value.
 500 yards French Basting Cot ton, Sc spool,
 500 yards Blasting Cotton, at 4c spool. Regular Sc.
 200 yards Coats Spool Cotton, White and Black, regular 6 spool. Sale 6 spooIs for z7c. Quantity limited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
JUDGE GRossCUP WANTED.
He and Other Railroad Directors
 Charged With NIanslaughter,

Charleston, H., Oct. 8O.-sheriff Stow CT left to-day for Chicago with war rants for Judge Peter s. Grosscup of the United States court of appeals and other directors of the Mattoon & Charleston Interurban railway, includ- ing Francis s. Peabody of Chicago, who was among those indicted yester- day for rhanslaughter in connection with the fatal disaster on the Mattoon City railway last summer. Director Rose of the company has not been in- dicted The grand jury is still in ses- sion, and. it is predicted that other in-. dictments will be returned. The men indicted yesterday will be arraigned next Monday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
Mrs. Johanna Cordes.

The death of Mrs. Johanna NJ, wife of Richard c. Cordes, occurred Mon day at her home, 16S Winthrop avenue. She had been i'll for two years, Mrs. Cordes was woman highly respected and had a great many friends. She leaves a husband and one daughter, Catherine. Her funeral will be attend ed at her late home to-day at 2;30
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
Supporters.

Lindsay Rubber Button Frilled Elastic Hose Supporters, pin top, in Pink, Blue, Black and White, at Sc. Regular 25c.
 Children's Hose Supporters, Rub Der Button, Black or White, Sc pair. Regular 12c and l5c.
 Satin Pad Front Hose Supporters, Black, White and colors, 25c. Reg ular 39c,
 Pin Top Frilled Hose Supporters, in colors, made with rubber button, at 10c. Regular 1ec.
 Satin Belt Hose Supporters l9c. Regular soc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
LIBERTY.

Liberty was cradled in Faneuil Hall. That, of course, was great mistake. It makes babies fractious to cradle them.
 Liberty is a good deal of a myth, too. Some men are under the doctors orders, some do as their wives say, and some are terrorized by tbeir stomaehs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
Mrs. B. F. Gardner.

The funeral of Mrs. Benjamin F. Gardner, who died in Backus hospital, No~Wieh was he'd ct har late resi- dence in Poquonoc Sunday afternoon. ers. Elien Fatfps.nks oS New Haven was one of her sisters.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
Mrs. M. c. ThieIe.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary c. (Frey) Thiele, wife of Ernest H, Thiele, who died Sunday took place yesterday morning at S:So o'clock at the resi- dence, 126 Carmel street, and at g o'clock at St. Mary's church.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

The same evening Georgia chapter,
 rder of the Eastern Star will give a masquerade In Pythian hall It is ex- 'ected that this event, like that above ,oted, will prove a very pleasant and 'uccessful affair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

A very successful rummage sale was concluded by the ladies of the Baptist church this (Wednesday) afternoon. The sale was held in the former Holcomb building on Main street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
BraidS
TAFFETA SEAM BINDING, TAPES AND FEATHERBONE.

Feather stitched Braids, white only, regular Sc. at Sc. piece.
 Fine quality Featherstitched Braids, regular 10c at Sc.
 10 yd. Taffeta silk seam binding, regular 10 and l2c. at 7c. piece.
 All silk Tafeta seam binding, regular l5c. at l0c.
 Warren's all silk Grosgrain Featherbone, Chicago brand, 7sc. piece, 7c. yard.
 Wide Black Curvus Banding, regular Sc. yd. at Sc. yd. 12 yds for 27c.
 White Tapes, 10 yd. pieces l-2 in. wide. Regular l0c. at Sc piece.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
INHALED GAS.
Well Known Boston Art Dealer Com-
 nits Suicide.

Boston, Oct 30.-William B. Ever ett, president of the Williams & Ever ett company picture and fine arts dealers, committed suicide by inhaling gas at his home at 19 Park street, in the Dorchester district, to-day. His body was found in bed, with a tube leading from 2 gas jet in his mouth. No cause for tho act is known.
 Mir. Everett was widely known in art circles, and the works of the lead-. ing artists of the world have been ex- hibited from time to time for many years in the Williams & Everett gall leries at 190 Boylston street. He was flfty-two years of age and leaves a family
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

At a special meeting of the second platoon battery A. c. N. G., held in the company rooms Tuesday evening, it was decided to open the new club room in the basement of the armory next week. Monday evening will con sequently be "open house" for the friends of the soldier boys.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

Quite a number of Branford mer- chants and others attended the Busi- ness Mems carnival in New Haven this week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
aaasaBaBanaa

!" DidpoIo The new French game is rapid -. ly spinning its way into the hearts of New Haven folks. Try it. II takes play ing. Fresh arrivals of "Diavolo" $3.5O up. | Sporting Goods, Basement
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31
Rex Rex eB: ;,I.F F. Pease left Sunday for Ash

Rev: C, B. F. Pease left Sunday for Ash
 St Thomas church fair in town ha'l last evening was well attended. The entertainment was much enjoyed. as was also the whist following. in which George Smith won first prize
 Pr B. A. sawtelle will take up his residence in Greenwich. Mass, very sooIi, as his health is such as demands change in climate.
 Frank upson of West street, who re- celEed a painful injury a few weeks ago WI waile e. w working on buzz saw, will He has been suffering from blood poi- now healing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

 estimated receipts of the town for any purpose whatsoever. When making up their estimates this year said board appropriated to within seventeen ($17) dollars of the total estimated receipts of the town, and consequent ly, to make an additional appropria- tion for the opening of a school at Short Beach it would be necessary first to obtain the sanction of the school visitors, then the board of finance and lastly the town meeting it. self, as an increase in taxation would be necessary to meet the additional expenditure. The question is one of the most interesting ones which has come in the town of Branford in many moons.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

Inc surveyor commenced this morning to get the grade of Hopson avenue with view of laying vitri- fled sidewalk there, ere cold weather begins.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

David Corey will soon close his cot tage at Rockland Park, Short Beach, and return to New Haven for the win ter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

sicale at Seaside hall, Stony Creek, last evening, and all speak In the highest terms of the several soloists and of the entertainment in general
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

Rev B. F. Hurlburt of Yalesville has been extended an invitation to ac- cept the pastorate of the Evansville Baptist church.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

There will be meeting of the w. c. T. U. at the home of Mrs. B. C. Cowles of Meriden avenue Friday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock The topic will be The Power of the Holy Spirit Lead CT Mrs. 0. n. Woodruff.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

Remember the children to-day. Give to the collection for the Day nursery,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

E, G. Lewis and John Hemingway of this place were called to Hartford to- day to appraise the estate of the late Frank Bradley, The Hartford Security Co. is administrator.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

M Fl. Hclconb, who is receiver of the Cooperative Savings society of Con necticut has filed his semi-annual statement with the clerk of the superior court The general statement of re- ceivership shows debit and a credit of $G34, ,08492
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

Hibernians and a large attendance anticipated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

B. F. Horley is making extensive alterations in the heating system at the Atlantic house; the changes in- clude the shifting of the boilers to underneath George R. Stannard's store
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-31

James R. Quinn of Griswold's fur niture store has returned from a va cation spent in New York state.