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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
2IIIerranS 1smrs.peII.

Die Mau5s I'm @fafs.
glimm Elm nab unten Ipib 3uIaus
fenOes @Eds, beIsh Ssffnung elm pes
mtg ar0Bsr ais elm 0olaritid lit; auI
Den 8oben ltgit Du eiHen Quarter.
uno obeR in Dds @las 0as Do1aritiid,
oas aber Har gang penig in oos @Ias
b~iutinFnten bari 70 oaB es zine Qrt
Dedet bilbet. Oh iannH nun, obne
'bas Glas pber Dds DOlaritid gu be-
ri6reH, BEN Quarter aus benz @laie
b%erausbriugen, inbem Oh horl auf
BEN Ranb pes DonarItides bldit; lsbs
tsres niro ii6 bdnn um IeiHen Durhs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
ass 3tIaem.

Dog 3ifteH. bas beidnHtlia 2b.as
i~er5iretiorsn uH5 8uhnsnoitisrn ielg
uH~ongsnehm III, Tam X uah SEN
Qanbs. no "a srt0ni. einsn iebr 0srs
fhiebeatn 5inn habsa. 5H Wefs
aEtIia sffdtu biz ginsssorsHeH. DerH
re lber stnas %eriiauHsn, uuf 9sa
Qeuen 6ebrioeH, DeHH re siDus BIZ
lonbers 56ones istsn, bic 9olutos
osbsn einsm DolistsImlihen 8sbHer
fbrsn gsifon aud bur6 3iihsH 81
erisnaen. Dir 5apaHsr brlaen bamis
TIRE Gtrerbisturs aus, mas osleiht
nit BEN Worts 6aib! (fiD tn I<t'
tineans fsst
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26

fam ID e jeSem bepeilsu, Der e. piis
len nin 6tTrn 6arbsD's Simmer be
IiReei nd ssrane u6sr Dem UleiRisen.
Bis sp0lf ufr t0rss in ibn oarin auf
Ano alb Qeben, nsnn natirlih tonnis
ih nidi ba6ei einidlaIeu. lin 5iDolf
ulr tiiBessts Ct. 50 ging hinaui
uHb fraais. mas er pHnihe. 81 tla9s
ts. Dap er roisHoe 3abnl6merSsn babe,
unS BAT MID, ilm Standardization 3u
pirmen, mas e iton oft ais autss
81 TEL erprp6t sGtts. Sine gsi6Ia-
acne Stunoe mante ih ION AuFihlds
&c. Damn sing ih pieosr 81 Bet.
4aer Id scnRte Die gauge 91dt fem
4use fniieBeu. oeHn immer pieOer
hSrts Id i'm Oroben u~mhsr5ebtn IND
mannmdI laut H0bnea Dor Sdmsrz
sen. SRI ssssu Morssn nurOs Is
rubig. I'm ie6er u6r slinselts er, pie
sep0bnlid, I'm tsibes 0afsr. 0as
1T unes."
Sn srcBer SpdnHuns bate i6 6rdu
6opftRs' @rsdtlung angebort. Sum
S1lub cerfelben mar aud Die Sonter
singetretsH, 6atts nd a6er nit teinem
0ort an Der u%nierhaltun1 bstbeilist,
ioHoern nur mdnnmal, ME i'd .beobz
ohtsie. einen a~nstDolIsn Bid auf
mid seworfen.
S1 DANTE 6rau 6pptins fir Die
sitigs austuuft uno entinuloigte MID
pegen oer StDrung.
4ls i'd mid erAob, Tprans 6rGulsin
Gmma ebenfaas duF.
.8leibe muir, 0lutter", Idgts lie, lid
nil ben 6errn biHdus6ealeitsn.
DrauBen in Der Saas faBte ne mid
am 4rm uno frdste nit itpdsnoer
Stimme:
rSit sr bsiduIOist? SIT sr in Sc.
Fabr2 Butter iogts mir -
Shlun5eno brad lie ab. aber ais
lie msiuen ItduneHosn Bid gspabrts,
figte lie ertldreno BEL:
SD bin NIT i6m Osrlobt. Wuttsr
nelB noh nldts cdpoH; er Doute Al1t,
baB i'd Is ibr idon iase. 8 Soft II
lit sr nirtlih in @efabr2"
Der Ghurte!" badte id. laut aber
antp0rteie i'd:
msyT GROCER 8efa6r - alerbines;
abr berubigsn sic T9, 5rduIsin.
Wenn er unIhulOig lit. nirO feline I'M
idaIO an ben Gag iommsu, unO penr
ni6t -
Sd belt inne. Gas arme. 6etro.
gene Sinh oauerte MIDI In Der Seels.
lebsrbies Fiir6tste id. 5rau 6pptins
t0nne uns 6isr ii6erraiheu; DIES mare
mir auBerorSentlih ununssRsbm 9ss
peien. 60 elite ia eenn nit einem
baftisen 9rub aus Ser 6aas. JrGuIein
Gmma nit ihrsm Shmer3e ALIEN 5u=
riidlaHeno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
Der tpieSerbau.

Der tleine @eorg tpltBte nod hihts
oon Dem Uioer6aue. giumal ft,ie Ct
auf Der 0ieIe: so. bop!4 Sogleid
REFS i'm naben WGl0ben audi: $50,
bcp!" @r rief petpunosrt. Wer Bit
ou2' linn bic glsi6s5rase erid}dlis an
igu. St i6rie: nDu Bit Elm hummer
Sunse!l@ Drummer Suuse!" bd0te IS
aus Dem Wdlbdsn suriid. SEPT lodro
9eor9 Grserii6 unb rief INNER Grgsre
Sdimpfndmeu in BEN 0olo hinein.
ane ba1ten qetrtulih niber 3uriid.
Gr iudte bierauf BEN permeinsen 4uas
ben i'm sar5su DGlongn, nm ih an
iam 81 ridden, tonnte aber 0iemdnb
finosn. 6ierauf lief @eorg bsim un5
tlaste e Der Mfutter. pie Elm bSier
gube iih i'm Ndlohen berIiefl unO
i'm eeihiinpft babe Die g@3attsr
iptdh: .Desmdl baf Su bid ;sht
perrathen Hno bid ftlbR dngetgassl
DiFe. BIZ 6dH ni6ts 6ernommsn ais
.eeins tisenen 8orte. Denn ptc ou
Sein @sFht Ihph SITTER int gpisgd ses
ie1en bait, 10 bdft ou iebt oeiue stime
ne i'm UnIbt gsh6ri. bdtten bu Elm
frsuuoli6ss 0oyt 1iBsinaerhfen, 10
mare biz and elm Frenaoliheg Wort
3uriidgstommeRl" ~ ~ 1els es dbsr
INNER. Dds @eiraesn anpsfey III
meiiisns MIR Der Diosr6an Sss uhTtt=
ssH. 9esegnsn mir ben Qeutsn fFsunbs
lid, 10 perben lie aud uts freunolidi
b%ege5nen. Sinh mir aber Qeeen lie
raub uub grOb, 70 biirftu mir aud BON
linen nihts geFsrss srpdrten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26

IL GANttNAs
Wdhreno id ldnqidm bic Strabe
eHilone cling, frat mir oas 3petiade
8eiultai meines 9eiuhss fldr cor 9lus
gen. SD Eatte sridbren. ~sriteRs, bab
es, menihlih ssiprohsn gang unm0gs
iin ihtsn, oab 4rtbur 5arDsp an BEN
Wrro betbsiliai rar; 3peitens, 6oB er
auf ant J6Ge moruIiih oes Gsrbrss
hens Fdbis usbalisn perbsn tonnie.
Seine 9is6enspiirOisfsit isin IanFtes,
einnebmennas 0sftH ndrsn nur cine.
Masts. absr ih bate MID oa9ur9.
blenDen up0 tdulhen lnHsu. .asfs,
Siefs gutoedliag, cher bieImebg biez
ie gerf6rfuns msinss 9sroodtes oer
lestgh oisrarosDau5ig gtunosn fam
gerdbe in eem 4uasnolid, 0a bic mirts
lihen IBaiiahen i'm pom alsr S6ulo
frei3aiprefen ihiensu.
Sd fdtitt Bic g%ntfernunq as unS
berebnsie tie iorgfdltig. MeiHs
fhlimmaen gefiirhtungen erlpieien
Ith ais ri9tig. arihur 6arbsp's
8cbHung mar msbr ols anoertbalb
Meilen pom Der isinsr 9ante sntfsrnt,
uno oer Neg BON ieinsm 5auie Biz
sut airte bstrus unsefd9r cine babe
gleile.
0enn es rihtis mar - uno ih bdts
te feinen 9runo, an Der 0dbrbeit bon
5rau 6optins' Gr3dbluns 81 3peis
Fetn DaB sr mad ieiner Riidte6r
aug aem QbsH0gptissoisnH oas 9aus
uiht DerlaTen. bann blisb fir mid nur
md Der tur5s 3eitraum DOn nsun nbr
flHFunooierSia Minuten bis 5ebn ubr
praiBia Wlinutsn in 9etrdbt gu 3ieben.
Rdtiirlih ndr es unm6glid, NaB CT in
bisIer 3eit 3psiuabsine6albe Nsile se=
sangen mar uno alles ausssIi5rt bdts
te. mas i'm 5auIe isinsr 3outs ssIde>
ben mar.
8emnan mubis er aliO unihulbis
iein2 Sd nubie, ooB er es niht mar.
rod cine Glance i6ien mir gu bIeiben.
Bisleiht mar sr Don Der Stride aus
in einem Wa9eH ttns uno 5uridsefabs
rtn. 4ber Dies mar iaam nabr Iheins
lid, Bonn Ct bdtte ia bdmit ielbit 3eus
gen eegen iid auFssrufen.
Sd sog in Der 5taot GrtuHoiguns
gen elm. Sic iibrtm mid 81 Dem
ni6t unerparteten GhluB, bag 6err
5arbeb am Spnni1s 3a bisIsr Stunos
feline Droi6ie bsnnst baden fonnts.
o3ne oaB ih es ausfiHois hitts MAIDEN
tSnnen. SD ionnis es absr niht uno
mar oemnoh ibsrsgast, bab e aud
nidt oefhehen mar.
Heller oieIeR 9ahforihunseu giHg
Der RadWittas Fin. Sc dusFhisIoisr
BE Sohe uuros, beio fefer maj in
sntihloFeu, 4rthur 6ar0ep oes 8er=
brshens gu i%iberFu6rtH. Gr uHO tein
anbersr mar Der SduIbiae, uno II
foate mir niht sntniidsn. Sd batte
5ie taubs ate 5duspirt hin nod eiHz
nal aaFssiuht absr nihts Rtuss BON
i5r erfabren. Wibe, huneIig uHb
bitter enttGufht. bsi6leB if. nm re
Ben u6r nod 2onOOn 3uriid3uttbren,
Qlg ID een gobubof srreihie, risisn
bic SuHesn gsraos bic abeno5situng
aug. 4nfangs o6iste it wsni9 oas
rduf. obsr plSBlih puros meins auis
nlerfiumfsit rsse.
sgsrbaftung beg Noroersi 9erbais
tuHs beg m5r0srsl@ i1nts e aeltnb
an msin Chr. Eofort taufte ia Elm
grsmplar oes .gho~ unb Hbsrf!og
baitis ieine Spaltsu. Msine 4hHuns
Bate mid nidt ett6uiAt. bd hano e
in 9rObsn gu6fd5en:
.gsrhafiun9 aes Snpar3eH saofisrs
W0roers in DiiOn. - PAUL 5arDsn.
ben BE 9oli5si in gsrooti sat- 5rdus
Isin Raarsu ermpfosi 81 baben, i0urbs
aefsrn @6eRo IN g%rprsBsn1 sDiI5sn
Bnris unb Warfsiae fsfoenommen.
Die ger6stuns faHo an 9abnbOf BON
TiiOn Fcti.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26

Wer zines 2lnoersR 6reube Ii5Is,
81 fel6er feiner 5rsuSe psrt5.
AIte Toa man s6ren,
San9e lou man lebren.
Neils ioa man fragsn
limb Barren srtragen,
a--A-a--aa
Der BED onsrt'r, bsIuStIt lid;
Dor i6IehleH Ulenihsn bite DID.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
Bel 9oraus5abIun5 Don
B2 25

Sine tu5i6s fran5oFi6t Brian
Qfefft NIT 9erritsinsSpibe
Grimm : Wesitsr's beutn s
omerieaHifhts % orterf
us6er 300 5sitsu fart. gum
erernen bsv susIiiasn Sptaae ans
sntbebrlib.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
&atbiel. Gde.

25ltdB fo6en. 2Sdf6Ger.
NRit "a" bSrit branosn bu bic Ber,
9ei elmer SiaOt an noroiiher see,
Do6 ipri6it Su IL an Iestsr Sttus,
Sit's cine DeItbsribmts 06b.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
Sci QotausJa6lang oon
B2.5O

Gonfltu'g 9aHo6u6 ot1
nHblidtn unb Eaf atHats
laser WeGt. lIsbtr 440 Ssitsn
TART nn0 sni6ali ssieBli6s gsitim~
mnnaen, Gonialais gins uno anbtra
1a5snsn. 9scspts. gohBdsss aaRof
larten etc. :
Die .adtrs uno @aTtsn%
5ans 2eitung@. sriaeiHi potxnts
lid BON IL Bis 20 Seitn fart uno In
ansrianHs zines str aiitn l~dnbpiribH
i6aftli6en 8ldttsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
2lnr 3wei 2su6fa6eu.

0stectiO.a Oman UOn VI. @aarlems.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26

sire nah geftIfuuge sIiefsrss
gramis farm nift ssssH cine saesrI
nm5ssaaitt ptTstH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26

25. Capital
Sa eeE5sa arssssmuxE, ksaE i8
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
gti goroas3ablung Don
$2 10

Oh GoIumbia 3attHosL
100 geitsn fart. reihIihF dusssitatf
tst nit elmer 1ins lsbrrpsit<n UNI
intsreFantsn ~qeiefOfis8.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
9rGmten
fir 1908.

gei aricisr DEMONSTRATING lisfsrH
mir bic 3situu8 auf Elm Dolss JaHr
uno irgeno cine Der ~iOlseuoeH prds
mitn:
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

stood why there is so much en-
thusiasm and desire for increasing
educational facilities. AssuredY
it is a wise and laudable ambition.
Its benefits are innumerable.
Plutarch says the very spring OF
honesty and virtue lie in the fell
city of lighting on good educa-
ton. 1t was Pope who proclaim
ed that It's education that forms
the common mind, while Aris-
totle declared that education was
an ornament in prosperity and a
refuge IN adversely. 1t is the spur
to the action and ambition for the
young and the solace and delight
of old age.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

All over the country. from town,
village. city. and in the rural dis
tricts have come unprecedent re-
ports of casualties and every
crime known in the decalogue as
the dark side of the Christmas
festivities. Amid the general re-
joicing. the hydra-headed mons
ter of human diabolism has reared
his hideous front to darken this
era of peace and good will with
his foul presence.
1t would seem as if the giant
wave of a moral reform through
out the land was being confronted
by a saturnalia of crime as the
final struggle of the forces of hu-
man wickedness against the ex-
tinction of their reign Of terror.
Virtue. truth. honesty. integrity
and the forces of morality have
unfurled their banners and will
steadily press forward in the gig
antic battle joined for the better
ment of the human race and the
perpetuity of personal freedom
and the spirit of true liberty.
The press of the land have join
ed the cohorts of morality and re
form. and are doing valiant SER
vice in the cause of religion. liber
ty and law. They are maintaining
the rights of the people and art
unawed by influence and unbribet
by gain. Patriot truth has giver
its banner to the breezes and !.
drawing its glorious precePts ii
defiance of the onslaughts of TIT
powers of darkness.
The dawning New Year is open
| ing with a food of radiance rehec
ted from its shining shield, and !
is hoped that ere it has been mum
bered with the past a gloriou
record shall have been Transcribed
on every leaf of its battle to
truth and right.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

The Farmers Educational ana
Cooperative Union will met In
Memphis, Jan 7. s and>o. The
Commercial-Appeal. in writing Of
this meeting, says the Union /.
one of the most useful and in many
ways Influential bodies of the day
Thus organization has brought into
prominency the cotton growers o.
the South, who have been wont te
be made the victims of the specu
lator and cotton buyers. When
man mounts into the saddle anc
rides. the wayfarer takes off MI
hat to him.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

The methods by which the
Wilkinson followers squirm and
dodge every issue of the campaign
and seek to place every burden
upon the shoulders of ]. Y. San.
ders, make the people smile. The
handw riting on the wall proclaim:
a decisive victory for the son o.
St. Mary.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

1t is noted with qualification that
the farmers are preparing their
lands for the coming years crops,
Where cotton is to be planted
deep blowing, early planting. In
tensive cultivation and the use OF
paris green will prove The true
foils against the boil weevils. II
is also good method to pursue
for raising any kind of crops.
Agriculture is like any other busi-
ness pursuit, it needs constant
attention and industry to make il
4 success.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

1t may now be expected that all
kinds of rumors will be set afloai
as to who will be the standard
bearer of the Republican hosts
Hughes. of New York. is now be-
ing mentioned in this connection
Speaker Cannon and Secretary
Taft are prominent names fol
Rooscyelt's successor.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
SPIRIT Of EDUCATION.

In COuSiuCfinS tuC oCuCueS W
the recent reform legislation in
this State, the most consoling re-
Election is that it will add very
materially to the amount of the
school fund. 1t is a well establish
ed fact that public sentiment has
not only crystalized as to the nec-
essity for better schools. more
commodious school houses and
more compensation for the patient
and earnest teachers. but has be-
come enthused with the idea oil
lifting Louisiana out of the oft
proclaimed ignorant common
wealths of the country. Louisi-
anlans are naturally proud. un.
deniably courageous and ambitious
to take prominent position
among the intelligent classes oil
the land.
To this end they are voluntarily
taxing themselves. with an enthu.
siasm and earnestness that pro.
claim that they will soon reach
the goal of their ambition. II
will arouse additional enthusiasm
on this highly important subject
when it is generally known tina,
the estimate for the available
school fund for New Orleans alone
is over a million dollars and q
proportionate increase for the resi-
of the State.
The American people arc a read
ing people and with their con.
stantly increasing mental kaowl-
edge comes the ambition for a
higher intelligence. The spirit 81
the age. the demand for higher
plane of education as a necessity
to comprehend the advancement
in science, literature, arts, and all
the higher developed knowledge
of the strenuous and enlightened
demands for combating the vari-
Gus problems affecting human life
and the destiny of mankind, i'm
peratively require the higheI
intelligence.
No people exhibit more pride ia
advancing in every channel that
will add to their greatness. power
wealth and renown than do ths
freemen of America.
| In pursuit Of this leading ane
| natural ambition to become pre-
iemincnt IN all things. IS THU
tremendous force OF mental great
ness. 1t permeates every avenp'
of,life and every profession ant
occupation. 1t IS common say
ing that the man Or woman ~hs
has no education can become
nothipg greater than ! newer o
- 49, =. =. -. 4 - :.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

Candidate Wilkinson has put
his foot SO deep in the quicksand
Of decker in that Pujol deal, that
al the efforts of his supporters
are inadequate to rescue him. And
now DIR. Smith has his veraoity
unquali6edly denied when he
stated that he did not personally
thank Mr.. Sanders for his assist
ance in passing the Pearee anti
liquor bill. Senator Peterman, re-
ferring to the letter of DR.. S A.
Smith of the anti-saloon League,
published in The States. says en-
phaucally: "Dr. Smiths denial Of
This incident is an unqualified
falseh GOD. II the policy of the
States permitted i'll should char
net6ri.e i uikh ! hriefer ard more
rEz[ 'erua. Coaneak . WI q
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
Friday, January 8. 1908.

The prohibition movement gath
ers strength as it goes. Senator
Ti:lman has introduced a bill in
the Senate to prevent the intro
duction of liquor into local option
Districts.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

Have you Corus or Bunions?
If so. NJ. G. BagwelI is your best
friend. He will take them off
with . painless treatment. All
male persons are requested to call
ct City Barber Shop for treat
,ncui. ~. g. BAGwELL, Cbys,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

The Christmas cheer in Shreve
port swamped everything in The
shape of game. chickens, turkeys
and fish. Prices went sky high
and the supply did not equal tbs
demand. That indicates thai
money was not scarce. Per con
ira. il filed the court room of ths
City Judge with a motley crowe
Of men and women who had spen'
the day in debauchery. defiance o
law and order and the perpetra
ton OF all kinds of minor offences
1t was picture of human sin ane
depravity not pleasant to contem
plate.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
For Coroner.

We are are authorized to announce DR.
CLARENCE NJ. MCCAIN as a candidate for
coming primary election Of the D=moci attic
voters.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
TIME TO ACT.

MOT only inc peopie vi "ihh
field. but the residents throughout
this whole section. are vitality in
terested in the question of cheap
freight rates. A navigable water
way is a foil to heavy railway
freight rates. The community
that has the advantage of both a
navigable stream and railways will
not suffer from extortion or unjust
rates in transportation.
1t is we'll known that powerful
movement is on foot and a strong
pressure has beeu brought to bear
to improve the inland waterways.
The present Congress will proba-
bly, make an appropriation of fifty
million dollars annually to improve
the rivers and streams OF the coun-
try. In fact this movement has
already begun to assume definite
shape.
At the very doors of Winfield
is a stream that can be made nav
igable for light draught steamers.
An appropriation to clean it out
will solve this problem. Do the
people 1.-THE business men) want
this water highway to cheaper
freight rates and save thousands
of dollars annuallyY Do they ex-
pect some mysterious genii to
pour the necessary means into
their Golfers, while they quietly
sit still in expectancy. and without
the least effort on their partp That
is contrary to human experience,
and assuredly not business.
Both Congressman Watkins and
Ransdell have expressed their
willingness to aid the people to
secure an appropriation to make
the Dugdemonia navigable
stream. Is it not about time for
the men who transact the business
and handle the various kinds oil
goods offered tor sale, to take ac-
ton to secure the desired help?
If they sit supinely on their
rights in this matter, those $780,
900. 900 will be expended in ap,
preparations all over the land fol
inland waterways and WINFIELD
people will wonder why they are
deprived of the government aid
| For the good of the town, for it:
continued success and progress i,
is suggested that as soon as pos
sible, the business men meet ano
make request on their Congress
men to present their claim for ar
appropriation to clean out Dugde'
nonia, and thus add navigablt
stream to the freight facilities they
already possess in their railroad
lines. Whatever is worth having
is worth asking for. Assuredly
appropriations for public works
are not made if no action is taken
to bring them to the attention oil
those who must present them TO
the legislative body that mus,
make the appropriation.
This is a matter Il vital impor-
lance to every individual business
man of Winn6elc, if he wishes to
cheaper his goods and thus save
expens. in their transportation.
One or two men will not take the
responsibility or trouble to attend
to this very important matter
without the cooperation of the
business c immunity.
Ii is urgently recommended tina,
the prominent citizens of this town
call a public meeting at once ano
present this matter. through
committee. to the congressmer
from North Louisiana, and te
'ISenator McEnery. and thus secure
i portion OF the appropriation fo'
improving the inland streams o
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
For LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized to announce the name of
GEO. A PAYNE as n candidate for member OF
the House of Representatives in the Legislature
subject to the Democratic Primary &c be held
on January 18th, 1905
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
j. T. DURHAM.

Having been urged by numerous friends. i
hereby announce myself as a candidate for As
SCISSOR subject 90 the decision of the Democra-
tic voters Of VIM at she primary. under the
call OF the Democratic State Central Commit
tee. Cfhus McdiNTf-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
For Police Juror

| AT the solicitation Of numerous friends
announce myself - q candidate for Police
Juror at the coming Democratic primary
election. r. l.. TANNEHILL-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
For Sheriff

Having been solicited by numbers OF friends
hereby announce myself candidate for
sheriff subject TO the action OF the Democratic
voters at the state primary to be had under the
auspices of the State Democratic State Central
Committee.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Governor
HON. JARED Y. SANDERS
of St. Mary
For the Senate.

We are authorized to announce CHAS. II.
TEAL as s candidate for reelection to the
State Senate from the 9th Senatorial District,
composed Of the parishes Of Caldwell, Grant
and winnn, subject to the decision OF the vot-
ers at the Democratic primary.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
For Clerk of Court.

hereby announce myself as q candidate for
Clerk of the District Court for winn Parish,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic
voters at the primary
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
For Mayor.

We are authorized to announce ]. ID. PACE
rs a candidate for Mayor of the Town OF
WINFIELD, subject TO the will Of the Demo
cratic voters AZ the primary election, jan
uary y, I9oS.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

We are authorized to announce Hon. c. NJ.
BEvILL as q candidate for reelection to ths
cffice OF Mayor OF WINFIELD. subject TO the
choice OF the majority OF the Democratic voters
at the primary election. January q 1908.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03
For Assessor.

Having been solicited by numerous friends,
announce myself a candidate for Assessor,
subject to the approval of the Democratic vot-
ers at the State primary as provided by law.
w. r.. ADAMS.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

We are authorized TO announce the name o.
GEORGE A. KELLY. as a candidate for the
flee of Mayor Of WINFIELD, subject 10 the
scfion of the Democratic voters nj the primary
election.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

thereby announce myself as a candidate for
reelection TO the Office of Sheriff Of Winn
Parish, subject to the choice Of the voters at
the Democratic primary. Il. l.. SHAW.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

We are authorized to announce the name of
SAML BARKSDALE n candidate for the
House Of Representatives in the Legislature,
subject to the result OF the Democratic Primary
to be held on the 18th of January, I9oS.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

thereby announce myself as q candidate for
Assessor OF winn Parish, subject to thr choice
Of the Democrats ut the primary election.
r L. DARK.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-03

Mr.. G. G. O'MALLEY presents his name 70
the voters OF Winneeid Tor reelection 70 the
position VI marshal q the town o. Winneeld,