davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-05
Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Dec A. Wheat-Milling: Blue
stem, 9Sc. Export Bluestem, 93c; club, ssc;
red Sc. OREGON
PORTLAND Dec. 4.-Wheat--Track prices:
Club, 9oc; bluestem, 96c: red Russian, ssc; val
ley, 92c; turkey red, 93c.
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Lettuce. doz ....15925
Leeks. doz bnchs--4lJ
Onions. per lb. ..19l y
Potatoes. ID lib q :
Parsnips, doz ----02O
Radishes. dz bchs-12O
dOz bnchs 2591-
String Beans. h. 1O012 ,
Summer Squash.l ID So )
Sprouts. per lb- q )
Spinach, per ID 90 5
Thyme. doz bnchs-020
Turnips. per doz.-H20
ID 80. 40 ,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-05
Portland butter Market

PORTLAND Dec. 4.-Butter- Extras 36d
BIC; fancy 33t034c: choice 30c; store 1S62oc
Minneapolis Flax Market
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-05
New York stock Lis,

New York Stock List
E. F. Hutton & Co.. 40 California street
members Of the New York stock exchange fur.
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
Sales STOCKS ff5igl IIyovv \ hid AZ
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-05

New York stock List Continued
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-05

II 2 y dNO y q 7 .
Alligtr Pears, ea.250-
Apples .-.-+.-- SO 8
Berries. basket
Strawberries ..15620
Raspberries ..15Q2O
Cranberries, qt.-Qd2O
Bananas. doz ..2O030
Figs, dried. ID. So )
Grape Fruit, dz. 75c6$1
Grapes. lb 49,. s0IO
Lemons. doz ....15M25
Lines, doz ...-100t5
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= - -
Artichokes, doz. 6Oc dSIl
Beets, doz ....- log
Beans. white. ID. 5Q 81
Do. colored. 10. 4Q 81
Dried Lima, Id 81
Cabbage, each. - 5a10l
Celery. head -. 5WIO,
CresS. doz bnchs. Sd
Sucumbers. doz- d
5arlic .-..-106 lZ1al
Green Peppers .1OQ20l
Dried Peppers. .2OGQ25
Egg Plant. ID. 1O1121,
Green Peas ..10U121l
Lima Beans JOG l21a
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-05
Fnmilr RetaiI N.arket

Eggs. fresh. doz 4OGJ5
DO storage .---33054c
Honey. comb. h.. 20425
Do extracted. I09 La
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DE effor<nn3e..
5be Jefferson,an

ings and the pith. Pulp made from
the former can, we believe, be made
into paper Of such quality that it
can take it's place as a commercial
product We do not know as yet,
however, whether it would be COM
mercially profitable, for ton Of pulp
made from corn stalks would contain
a very large percentage Of the pulp
made from the pith--an inferior
quality.
"The pulp made from the outer
covering which is brittle on the stalk,
loses in brittleness and becomes fexi-
BILE. The pulp made from the inner
pith resembles parchment paper;
having no long fibers and being both
tough and brittle.
From a ton of corn stalks about
forty per cent of pulp would be made
this by the soda process. We have
not attempted to assemble any fig
ures, to get any prices, to figure on
the cost Of transporting the stalks to
some central point, to learn the avail
able number Of tons annually,-in
fact we have merely been making
scientific experiments for long time
In a quiet way and we have not
progressed far enough to make any
prediction.
eff the price of wood continues to
advance as it has been advancing
there is a certainty that some substi-
tute for wood pulp will have to be
found. We are working therefore
with corn stalks in the hopes of find
ing something that will fill that want
when wood prices become prohibi-
tive.'
Chemists employed by paper manu-
facturers, as we'll as by scientific in
situations and the Federal Govern
ment, have experimental in vain with
fibrous grasses and other forms of
vegetation; and as one after another
was found to be impracticable, the
determination to obtain an adequate
raw material grew stronger for each
defeat only made further effort the
more imperative.
If the hopes of the government
chemists are realized, it is possible
that the farmers of the country may
have opened to them a new and valu-
able market for a by-product; the
cost of manufacturing paper may be
cut in half; supply Of raw mate
rial practically limitless in quantity
may be assured; and, best of all, the
wholesale destruction of forests will
cease for all time.-Van Norden's
Magazine.
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Boy Taylor defines his position on
the currency question as follows:
"Give us more gold, more silver,
more greenbacks, and better grade
of counterfeit. weekly Soliphone.
Paragould, Ark
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gull es and piling rocks and come where land is
easily cleared and cultivated and Crops never fail
Terms easy. /. A. Fulwood, ChuIa, Ga.
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PAPER NOT FROM WOOD PULP

c.
county alone in Mississippi grows
$4,000 tons each season.
Roughly, it is estimated that there
are sufficient stalks grown in the
South each year to keep nearly fifteen
hundred paper mills, turning out
twenty-five tons Of finished paper
each day, running on full time every
day in the year.
These stalks must be knocked down
and cleared off the land in the spring
before the crop can be planted. They
are worth very little, if anything, as
fertilizer, the only benefit derived
in this way being in the humus af-
forded by their decay, which is very
slow, and, when left on the ground
they greatly interfere with proper
cultivation. On land we'll prepared
and heavily fertilized, or in the Mis-
sissippi valley and Texas, where the
soil is exceedingly rich, the stalks
grow so large that it is impossible to
attempt cultivation until they are re-
moved At present, this is simply a
dead expense to the planter, and he
would undoubtedly welcome gladly any
proposition that would relieve him Of
this burden.
The Census Of Manufactures of
1905, shows that there were seven
hundred and sixty-one paper mills
operating in the United States in that
year. Only ten of these mills land
they the smallest ones) were south of
the Mason and Dixon line. This
same report shows that in 1905 we
imported from Canada ST., 623 cords
Of spruce, poplar, and other woods,
as against 369,217 in 1900; and, fur
Their, that the cost of wood was great
er In 1900 10y over one hundred per
cent for every variety except domes-
tic poplar, which increased 36.6 per
cent and Canadian spruce for sulphite
and soda fiber, which increased 70.6
per cent.
These percentages Of increase have
undoubtedly been maintained, if not
exceeded, since this report was made,
and now, with spruce pulp costing the
Northern paper mills $500 per ton,
and an unlimited supply of raw ma
terial in the South to be had for prac-
tically nothing, it seems only a cues
ton of few years until the paper
mills will follow the example of the
cotton mills Of New England and
come closer to the source of supply.
The Wood Chemistry Division of
the National Forest Service at Wash
ington is experimenting at present
with corn stalks as a possible substi-
tute for wood pulp for paper. The
results Of the government work may
be stated briefly in the very conserva-
tive language Of L. F. Hawley, Phi.
d., who with Dr. H. S. Bristol is
carrying out the work:
We have not reached such a stage
in our experimental work that we can
make any predictions, or predict
commercial success We do know that
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LEAF TOBACCO.

Write to Dick Madden, Wingo, KY,
for sample and price of leaf tobacco.
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30

with 1909 to 1918 inclusive I'm AID of nph,,,
scnoois throughout said district said tax TO be
iesleu ana collected according to law
sec. z Be IL further ordained etc that the
commissioners OF the said election shall re.
eel'e the ballots OF all property taxpayers who
are entitled TO vote under the election laws n,
the state OF Louisiana. being voters of the said
shady Grove School District, Wipn ParisS
La, and before depositing same in the ballot
nox' shall endorse thereon in the presence OF
the Noters the name OF the voter and the
amount OF the value of the assessed property
voted LOT or against the levy Of said Five Mills
TAX IN AID OF public schools as aforesaid
Sec, . ne 4 further ordained, etc, that the
said special election shall be held under the
election laws OF the State of Louisiana and As
tne polling places established by law and the
oallots used at said election shall he nrinted
on the following form:
for special tax Of Five Mills on the dol
lar per annum for period of Ten Years COM
mencing in 1893 and running 70 1918 inclusive
on all the taxable properly in SHADY Grove
school District. in aid Of the public schools in
said school district"
Sec: 4. Be IL further ordained etc. that the
Board OF supervisors of Education of wiun
Parish, be and they are hereby requested to
appoint commissioners and clerks 20 serve at
SAID SAID polling places and to give due notice Of
time and place OF holding said election and TO
make retur-s OF said election 10 the president
OF the roiice Jury, who shall promulgate said
election in accordance with law.
Sec o. Be IL further ordained, ETC.. that this
ordinance and the annexed petition Of tax
papers De published in the official journal Of
the Parish of winn, for full thirty clear DAYS
prior 10 the holding of said election. and this
ordinance shall take effect from and after the
date OF its passage.
s. NJ. ABEL, Clerk Oct. ., isos
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30

incurred under. and for the purpose
snvwn IN. the first paragraph of this
articie. the said new bonds to be known
ssna heIund Issue Bonds of political
5uooIsislon) In the year -" Said
neiund Issue Bonds shall run for a ne
riod OF forty t4o) years from their date
sn ns not pear greater rate of inter-
nsva Inan i've I'D per cent per annum.
payaoie annually or semi-annually, as
the ordnance calling for the election
may direct. and shall not be sold by the
munlcipai corporation. parish. school
sewerage or drainage dissrict ISSUING
same. for less than par
Inc SAID Refund Issue Bonds may be
eltner In whole or In part exchanged
10 oor the bonds previously issued under
or oy authority of this article Value
Tor value, or sold and the proceeds
thereof used for the purpose of pur-
CHASING outstanding bonds. Said cleo
uons: II favorable to the issuance of
said bonds. shall not occur to cover the
same issue or issues at frequenter in
tervais than five 60 years. and each
erection shall not only cover any OF all
unreiunded bond issues authorized by
and issued in pursuance of the first
paragraph OF this article. but may also
incluoe any or all previous refund is
sues: And when the bonds OF any issue
snai nave been obtained either by
purchase or exchange. the tax rate lew
led 10 pay for said bonds shall at once
cease and said bonds be Cancelled Mon
eys accumulated to the credit of any
1Shu AScuc tHstt Is exchanged Tor. OF
purchased by the-proceeds of the sale
OF. any refund bond issue shall be cred
ited TO the said refund issue and made
part of its sinking fund.
Section 2. Be IL further resolved etc
That this proposed amendment shall be
submitted to he qualified voters OF
the state for adoption or rejection at
the presidential and congressional cleo
ton to be held in November Nineteen
Hundred and Eight (1sss). IL adopted
the same shall take effect Immediately.
thereafter.
Section 8. Be It further resolved, etc.
That on the official ballots to be used
az said election. there shall be placed
the words: For the proposed amend
ment to Article Two Hundred and
Eighty-one t2s1) of the Constitution
OF Louisiana" and the words: Against
the proposed amendment to Article Two
Hundred and Eighty-one t2SD Of the
Constitution of the State of Louisiana
and each elector shall Indicate, as pro-
vfded In the general election laws of
the State. which OF the propositions.
FOR or against" ne votes
H. @. DUPRE.
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives
p. NJ LAMBREMONT,
Lieutenant Governor and President of
the Senate
Approved July 3. 1905
J. Y. SANDERS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana
A. true copy. JOHN T. MICHEL
Secretary Of State.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30

7. 3. Roxers q sons W. No. ., Oscar salter,
l0th Justice Court, Parish OF Winn-
Notice il hereby given that BY virtue OF =
writ Of feri fncias, issued by @. H. Truscott,
Justice Of the Peace of the 10th ward OF the
Parish Of VIM. in favor OF J. g. Rogers =
Sons and against Oscar Salter, and 10 me
directed, l VIII st II CLOCK .. M on the
flrz DAY OF NOVEMBER, ICES
At the place Of n sidence OF the said Oscar
a. tier. n the 10th ward, in the said parish,
ofier Tor sale ct public auction the foiloSmg
movable property 20 Wit: One patch OF ribbon
cane seized rs the property Of Oscar Saiter'
under said writ Of 6eri facias.
J. =. HUDDLEsTON, Constable.
Dated this 18th day Of october. lsos. ozd
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30
Tuesday. November I7th. I90S.

at which there shall be submitted 10 the prom
erty TAX payers who are ertItled to vote under
tne eiertion laws OF the State OF Louisiana the
question OF ievylng ON all the taxable propertI
| In said Boles School District VIM Parish
La, special tax OF Eve mills on the dollar
per annum for period of Eve Years. COM
mencing with 1909 and running 1903 TO 1918 in
elusive, IN aid OF public schools throughout
SAID scnool district. said tax to be levied and
collected according to law.
see = Ne u further ordained, etc, That the
cpmmissloners OF said election shall receive
the ballots Of all property tax PAYERS who aae
emitted TO vote under the election laws Of the
state OF louisiana, being voters of said school
ais,lct, ana before depositing the same in the
ballot box shall endorse thereon, in the pres
ence OF the voter, the name of the voter and
the amount OF value OF the assessed property
soteo Tor or against the levy of said i've mill
tax In AID OF public schools aforesaid
Sec. 3. Be IL further ordained etc That the
said special election shall he held under the
election laws of the state<of Louisiana and at
tne polling places established by law. and the
ballots used al SAID election shall be printed
In the following form:
-For special tax Of five mills on the dollar
per annum for period of five years. commenc.
ing with 1879 and running to 1913 inclusive on
all taxable property in Boles School District
in aid Of public schsols in said district"
Against a special tax OF five mills on the
collar per annum for period of FIVE years.
commencing with 1909 and running to 1914 in
elusive On all taxable property in Boles School
District in cid Of pubic schools throughout
Boles School District
sec. Be il further ordained, etc, That the
Board OF Supervisors Of Election OF VIM par
ish be and they are hereby requested to ap-
point commissioners and clerks to serve at
said polling places aud to give due notice of
the time and place Of holding said election
and to make their returns of said election to
the President Of the Police Jury, who shall
promulgate said election in accordance with
law.
Sec. 5. Be 1t further ordained, etc, That
this ordinance and the annexed petition Of
taxpayers be pablishdd in the Official journal
OF the parish for full thirty clear days prior to
the holding Of said election, and the ordinance
shall take effect from and after the date OF it's
passage. J. l. BRKwTON, President
8. n. ABEL, Clerk.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30
Tuesday, November ~. 1908


at which there shall be submitted to the
property tax payers who are entitled 10 vote
under the election laws Of the State OF Louisi-
ana the question OF levying ON all the taxable
VIM Parish, La, special tar Of ave mills on
the dollar per annum for period of i've years,
commencing with 100 and running to 1913
sad school esd .s 70 ). eSeS
collected according to law.
Sac. o Be IL further ordained, ETC., That
the commissioners Of said election shall receive
entitled to vote under the election laws Of the
State of Louisiana, being voters Of eafd school
district, and before depositing lame In the
presence the voter, the name Of the voter
and amount Of value Of the assessed property
voted for or against the levy Of said ave mill
Soc. 8. Be Il further ordained, etc, That the
said special election shall be held under the
election laws of the State Of Louisiana and at
polling places established by law, and the
bellots used At said election shall be printed
tn the following form:
ssFor q special tar OF Eve mills on the dollar
per annum for Q period OF ave years, oom-
neneing Nth ih 1909 and rssning 70 1913 incl1-
school district In aid Of public schools In said
district"
Against special tax of Eve mills on the
with 1909 and running to 1918, inclusive. in aid
Of public schools throughout vattsvflle
School District"
Sec. 4. Be Il further ordained, etc. That the
Board Of Supervisors Of Election of Winn par
ish be and they are hereby requested to APP
point commissioners and clerks to serve ~
said polling places and to give due notice Of
the time and place Of holding said election
10 the President OF the Police Jury. who shall
promulgate said election In accordance with
law.
Sec s BE II further ordained, etc. That
this ordinance and the annexed petition Of
taxpayers be published In the oficial Journal
Of the parish for full thirty clear days prior to
the holding of said election, and this ordi-
nance shall take effect from and after the date
Of its passage. J, L. BREwToN, President.
g. n. ABEL Clerk. Oct. ., 1908.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30


z. z. Peppers, ami Others, vs. Winn Parish Tel
ephone Co., Ltd, In the Third Justice
Court, VIM Parish, La
wit Of q. IA Issued ont Of fbe Third Justice
,ourf in and for the Parish Of Winn, La and
% me directed in the above emitted suit. have
seized and will offer for sale 1t the ONCE OF the
Justice OF the Peace In the third ward Of the
parish Of winn, between the hours prescribed
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th. isos
series teIe2hone ct J. w. CuTy's, one bridging
telephone 1t Geo. Hughes, then beginning
ls miles East Of WINFIELD with i-2 miles
II wire line 70 Ibzan Porter's and one bridging
Telephone. one bridging phone 1t Rarden
Porterss and one bridging phone at A. p
collins-s- Seized - the property OF the SAID
VIM Parish Telephone Co., Ltd, defendant,
and viii Sc cold 20 satisfy said writ all costs.
rerms Of saIe-Cash, with benefit OF appraise-
snent This October I2th, 1893.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30
NOTICE. For Publication.

Oct. s, 1903
Notice is hereby given that Leroy Hancock
Of Verdi. IA. Who. on September 8, 1908. made
Gomestead Entry No. 25561, serial No. oS7s, for
5 II Of sW Ia, NE Of 6W Ia, Sec 8. Up
sN RsW La, Meridian, has nisd notice OF In
tenfion 70 make Final Five Yesr proof 70 IS
fabIish claim 70 the land above describee. be-
fore p. K. Abel. CLERK OF Court at WInnne.o
~. on the nth day of November, laS-
Claimant nance a. witnesses; mal ~
a - = WALTER L COHEN,
Regisi er-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30

T. J. Drewett. the cash grocer,
will give yen five per cent on all
cash purchases when presented IN
lots of $500, 3 1871
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30

October 7, 1893.
$3.50 4. h~rehv given that Benjamin II.
4 MILTON. Of Curry. Iouisianas who, on Mo-
venker a. 1871, made homestead entry No,
n75s. se,iai No- oo12, for 81 Il OF y. -, =
T,Srchin n North. Rnnge East. Loaisiana
usS~a5is1p - fIe6 nosIce a. fnteption 70 make
ansi Ave- wear proo(, TO establieh Claim 70 the
IND aboSe Described, before CIefk O. Soett;
IL C1ny, noeEt Ceuy, =. =. samsrson'
= 49,, e isSs z COL: lss;s,::s;; =.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30

=. nr.iele COS OF the Constis
-. STATE of louisiana, rela-
sc,r for Confederate Veter-
-. words: Against the
Sndment to Article sos OF
~, !, TO 70 pensions for confeder;
~ and each elector shall
- provided in the general
- 81 the State. whether he
~ .Ssfnst the amendment
ID @. DuPRE,
SsRs House of REPRESENTATIVES
n LAMBREMoNT.
novernor and President Of
July 9Th. 1908:
IY. SANDERS.
& -, a. the State of LOUISIANA
-. JOHN T. MICHEL
Secretary of State.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30
fremont & Gulf Ry. Co.

Effective March 5, 1905 Between fremont and
WINFIELD.
Daily No, ?, leaves Winfield S p. M, Chat
namville 1898 p. m. Eros T:o5 .. m, arriving
fremont 7:f5 p. m.
Daily No. I, leaves fremont s:i5 a. m, Eros
s:9l a. m, Chathamyilie 1913 q. m, arriving
WINFIELD il :5s a. m
Daily except Sunday, No. 80, local freight,
t2:o1 p. m.
Daily except Sunday. No. 81, local freight
leaves fremont a. m, arriving i2:l0 .. m.
Train No. connects at fremont with v. 8. &
r. trains from Monroe and Shreveport. Train
No;L connects at fremont with v. 8. & p.
trains to Monroe and Shreveport
ALFRED MEAD,
General Passenger Agent
Wiunfield la
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-30
Schedule OF the
LO U SIA N A
A r X A N SAS
RAILWAY co.
Always on Time.

CORRECTED TO OCTOBER 10TH, 1907.
2:sl pun Iv st. Louis, Mo. s:Is am ar
Via st.L-I.A.&S.l
Sis amlv Hope, Ark s:5s pm ar
s:l0 am Stamps, Ark. ESQ pm
No. No. 4.
II :25am s:5Sam " Minden, La IL 2Opm :25pmar
u:ssam s:iOam ar sibley, l2:06pm 7:l0pm "
lo:50am Foam " shrevep't lO:5oam5:65pmlv
s:o6pm :Ioam ar via VS&P s:o5pmlo5opmar
Ii:5sam 7:lsam lv Sibley u:Eam7 :o0pmlv
l:t.2pm s sa ar Chestnut io:osam s:i1pm "
S:s5pm ll:s0am ar Jenr 7:06am 2:0Opm ly
6:0opm IL seam ar Alexandria 7.ooain l:45pn "
s:Soam arrive New Orleans s:Sopm leave
Ct. q p. Ry.)
When you travel 60 via the Louisiana and
Arkansas Railway. Our track Is laid with Is
ID. steel rails and gravel uanast-0ur equip
ment is new and first class-and last, but not
least, our motto Is Ever o. time"
The Louisiana n Al kansas Railway makes
close connections with the following Roads &C
Points named below:
tenn.
. A. Stamps. Ark. with st W vCot.en
AT sibley, L.-t with ys&P Queen and
At Chestnut, La, with L a NV Ry.
Al Winnneld with @ 1 q p Ry., R 4 N Co
A exandria, La, with T q Ry., st LIMs
8 Ry-, st Lw g Ry., L r & N Co., Southern
Pachc.
At Georgetown, La. with st LIM&s.
Through tickets on sale to all points
ii. 8. HUMPHREYS,
Agent, WiDnneld, La.
b. 8. ATKINSON,
q. p. A. TexarkAna. Ark.