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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-03

OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S INSURE
ANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN. eth & La ave.
nw.-The stockholders of the Firemen's
Insurance Company of Washington and
Georgetown will meet at this office on
MONDAY. JANUARY g. 1908. for the
purpose of electing 13 directors for the
ensuing year. Polls open at IL a. M and
close at II II. W. II. HOFFMAN,
de3-14t Secretary.
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3. r. COLES & CO., 500 9Th st. NV
UphoIstering OF all kinds; furniture. slip
covers, and mattresses. Phone NJ. 6516.
oc1-tf
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n. s. EAPPAN, 603 q St. N.Wr
Jeweler and Optician. A fine stoe4 OF
Watches. Jewelry, Cut Glass. &C. for the
Holidays. Prices the lowest. de17-S0t
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Capital Traction
Company for the election OF Directors
for the ensuing year. VIII be held at the
Office OF the Company S6th and II SITS.
y, W, Washington. d. G. al 10
O'CLOCK A. M, on WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 8, 1908. Polls viii be open
from 10 A NJ. until u noon.
II. D. CHAMPION, G, 7. DUNLOP,
de24-15t Secretary President
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In MemOriam

FURBERSHAW-ln loving memory OF my
beloved wife, EVELYN NJ FURBER-
SHAW, who depcrte5 this life one year
ago today January 3. 1907. It
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HIGH-CLAss GENTS TAILORING.
Mems suits to order, SlS up. Trousers.
81 up. Fit Guaranteed. GOODMAN.
TAILOR, S42 = st. NV. deN-tf
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Hodges, Expert Bookbinder

LEGAL ADVICE, ALL CASES. COL I
lection. domestic troubles. estates set /
tied, damage to person or property adj /
Justed; moderate charges; confidential. /
L 5. LEGAL CORP, 307 Bond Bldg.
ja1-30t
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Georgetown and
Tennallytown Railway Company. for the
to serve for the ensuing year. and II
transact such other business as will
properly come before the meeting, will
be held at the Office of the company,
Washington, D. c., on SATURDAY,
JANUARY 18TH. 1908, between the
hours of 100 and goo p. NJ Books for
the transfer Of stock will be closed from
January Sth, 1905. to January 18th. 1908,
both dates inclusive.
F. J. WHITEHEAD.
de91-16t-exSu. Secretary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-03

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Brightwood Railway
Company, for the purpose of electing a
Board of Directors to serve for the en-
suing year and 10 transact such other
business as viii properly come before
the meeting, will be held at the Office
Of the Company, 18th and East Capitol
Streets N E. Washington, d c., on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18TH. 1905 be
tween the hours of 100 and 300 p. N
Books for the transfer OF stock will be
closed from January Sth, 1908, to Janu-
airy 18th, 1908, both dates inclusive.
F. !. WHITEHEAD,
de31-l6t-exSu Secretary.
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NEED OF CAST SALE.

THIS WINTERS IrP-TO-DATE
fabrics. TO be closed out at HALF
PRICE. AL sizes, styles, and
weights.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
400 DELEGATES
At STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL MEETING
New Brunswick Convention
Hears of Great Progress
in New Jersey.
Especial to the Evening star

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 1S.-One
hundred more delegates registered this
morning al the anN4al convention of
the New Jersey State Sunday School
Association, making 400 delegates.
Every county in the State Is repre-
scented.
This morning there were brief reports
from various departments. The Rev.
w. E. Foote, of Monmouth County, re-
ported that 612 were enrolled in the
teachers training department.
Walter M. Irving. of Westheld, re-
ported that Essex county had made the
greatest gain in the home department
work, gaining fourteen departments
and 1857 members. There are 1914
members in the State.
Edward w. Durham. treasurer. of
Trenton. reported that $6,150.17 was
raised this year, a gain of $1,70O in the
past two years. Last year nearly every
county raised the amounts they had
pledged. The budget for this year
amounts to $6,S40.
The counties this morning pledged
themselves to raise the Following
amounts the coming year:
Atlantic, $3.50; Bergen, $225; Burling-
ton. 5000; Camden, $3.50; Cape May, 500;
Cumberland. $275; Essex, $1,10O; Glou-
cester. s255; Hudson. $500; Hunterdon,
$3.50; Mercer, $500; Middlesex, 1925;
Monmouth, $500; Morris, $500; Ocean,
$3.50; Passaic, $500; Salem, 5000; SOM
erset. $275; Sussex, 500; Union, $500;
Warren, $500. Total, Sc, 700.
The Rev. Dr.. w. H. S. Demarest,
president of Rutgers College, was the
principal speaker last evening. Or.
Demarest made mention of the fact
that Burgers College was founded be-
fore Sunday schools were thought of.
The following officers were elected:
The Rev. DR.. Jesse r. Hubert. OF
Bloomfield, president; Juston Conkley,
of Trenton. secretary; Jacob Kimpport,
OF Atlantic City; the Rev. w. w. Cas-
selbery, of Dunellen, and w. T.
Meeker, Of Newark, vice-presidents.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
BENEFIT FOR SICK AND
DISABLED TRAINMEN.

The seventeenth annual reception and
ball of the Newark Lodge. No. 219,
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen, for
the benefit of sick and disabled MEM
bers, will be held in the New Audi
torlrm tonight. Many railroad officials,
as well as delegates from other lodges
of the brotherhood, will be present.
The various committees are under the
direction of Chairman Frederick Steger,
George H. Horning secretary and AL
fred Schroeder master of he lodge.
Thomas j. Noonan, Frank M. Marshall,
John B. HART, Ed BREASTED and Ar
thur M. Douglass head the list of sub
committees as chairmen. Other assist
ants will be- Eddie G.. Knauss, f. Q,
Brown, Guywood #. Thompson, Fred
erick w. Losan, Bernard Miller ana
Philip Shaw.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
Atmore's or Bricks CO.
Mince Meat, 5.lb. pail VOO

Mrs. Hsrdcastle's Mince Meat, at. jars,
o0c, 1-gal. jars, LIS.
Richardson & Robbins Plum Pudding,
lib. cans, &c, 2-lb. cans, 800.
GLIB. cans, soc, Alb. cans, 7Sc.
Old Colonial Plum Pudding, is 23c.
Is ACC.
Mrs. Hardcastle's English Plum Pudding,
is 35c, Is zoe, IS LOO, As LIS.
Rich'S Famous Fruit Cake, lib box SOC.
N. B. c. Famous Chocolate Imperial
Waters, spec. loc lb.
Atlantic Coast Lobster, lib. flats 45c,
lib. flats 28c.
Fancy Norway No. I Mackersl, 16-lb.
kits 2. 40. 5-lb. kits LIS.
Huyler's Pink Wrapper Chocolate ,4Oc ID.
Korpf's Dutch Cocoa, 1 lb. 4Sc, Is
24c, Is l3c.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
FORT SAYS THREE
JUSTICES STUNNED
JOB WILSON HAS
Wouldn't Quit Bench for Attor-
ney-General's Salary, Which
Will Probably Be Increased.
UTILITIES COMMISSION IS
COMING, GOVERNORS BELIEF
Hopes New Legislature Will
Create Body, but Less Drastic
One Than New York's.
TFrom a STAFF Correspondent.


TRENTON. Nov. Ex-Governor Fort
gave the first of his 2 o'clock audiences
TO the newspaper1nen at the State
House yesterday and talked of several
things. One was the work of the attor-
ney-generars Office.
The Governor does not expect the new
encouragement, Edmund Wilson, to
spend all of his time in the Trenton
office, but he did tell him that he
wanted him to be ION call at all times
and to attend TO the States business
first"
There's one remarkable thing about
the task of getting a man for attorney
general" said the Governor. THAT is
that | could not set a man on the
Supreme Court bench to a Almost
any one OF them would have done so
last year. They wouldn't this year, be-
cause of the new retirement law. which
provides them with a pension after
twenty n years of service"
How many of them refused the place,
Governor" asked a reporter.
least three was the answer.
The Governor said it was prob
able that at the coming term
of the Legislature a bill increasing the
salary would Be put through.
Regarding the new railroad commits
sioner, the Governor said:
IT consider Frank Sommer a mighty
able man and he will surprise some
people by his conservatism as a COM
missioner.
THE next Legislature, I hope"
.o;l H. ca.oo sf-;11 ao1
of two things; either enlarge the
powers of the Railroad Commission
or create a public utilities commission,
similar to that in New York This lat
ter plan would cause the abolition of
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
NEWARK SWISS PLAN
CELEBRATION MONDAY.

An excellent program has been pre-
pared for the annual celebration of the
founding of the Swiss republic by the
United Swiss societies of Newark, In
the Colosseum in Springfield avenue
Monday night. For months past the
Swiss Alpine Singers Club has been re-
hearsing the .cantata est. Gotthardt,"
which 1t will present, and there will be
other numbers bound to attract and
please the sturdy sons and comedy
daughters of the worlds oldest repub-
lie. Richard Jacket will deliver the
prologue and the solo parts of the can
tata will be in the capable hands of
John Schildknecht, tenor; Fritz Han
hardt; baritone, and Frank Wetzel,
bass. Mr.. Schildknecht. Albert Erb,
and Arnold Scherer will make up Its
trio.
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the present Railroad Commission. L
believe the Legislature will establish
the utilities commission"
Answering a question whether the
proposed law would be on the lines of
the Robbins bill of last year, the Gov
ernor Said:
"It will be like the Robbins law, but
with a number of additions. I believe
the bill should give the commission the
right to make rates, not on it's own
initiative, but on the request of petit
TONERS, say If fifty persons in Newark
or the Common Council there should
make the request. The commission
should then have the power to har-
monize rates."
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
NEW CARD CLUB.

A new caro- club, to be known as the
J A. Meyer Pinochle Club, was or
ganized at its meeting place, 372 South
Orange avenue, last night. The of
ficers are as follows: President, George
Carter; captain. ], McKenna; vice
president. f. w. Lee: secretary, c. Mat
thews; treasurer, ]. A. Meyer; ser
geant-at-arms, o. Zeiser.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
Russell Famous California Prunes First %s i sss":1 ExtraLage, 2Ib. hox25c
Finest New Seeded Ralsins or d
Cleaned Currants, paper -. &V

Finest New Seeded Raisins or 9m
Cleaned C~urrants, paper. ~
New Sultana Raisins, pa, lSc.
7 Crown l.. Muscatel Raisins, 25c lb.
Fancy Torelli Citron. lb. csc.
Imported Orange or Lemon Peel, &c ID.
Extra Large Layer Figs, 1Sc lib.
Protoben Pulled Figs, 2-lb. boxes, SIC.
Fancy Fard Dates in layers, h., l2c.
La Soleil Medium No. 1 Imported Peas,
special 14c can, LOO doz.
Sur Fin French Peas, l8c can, 200 doz.
Elk. Fine French Peas, 25c. 2.75 doz.
Elk. Choice Mushrooms, 33c, 3.7S doz.
Oyster Bay Asparagus, 45c can.
Asparagus Tips, soc. $50 doz.
Asparagus Tips, / lib. tall,,20c. 2.2S d..
Asparagus, 2t-lb. So. $50, AIS doz.
La Delicisux Camembert Imported, soc
box.
Imported Roquefort, 40c lb.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
Y. p. H. A. TO MEET.

The Young Peoples Hebrew Associa-
ton, an organization composed OF
young people of Newark, will meet to-
night in the vestry rooms of
the Oheb Scholom Synagogue. The
members, among whom there is much
TALENT, discuss literature and music.
The officers of the organization are
Milton J. Unger, president; William
Haase, vice-president; Miss Dorothy
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
LOCAL RUNNER MAKING
GOOD AT PRINCETON.

Carl Egner, who won honors in dis
lance running while a pupil at the local
High School, has made the cross-coun-
try team at Princeton University, where
he is a junior, and will run In the in
tereollegiate cross-country run to be
held on the Princeton course Saturday.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
WOMAN LOST IN CRY.

Mary Hunter, So years old, a negress.
was found bewildered in Livingston
street last night and sent to the
Fourth Precinct police station. She
could not tell where she lived and Mrs.
Evangeline Morris, also a negress, of
SO Livingston street, assumed charge
of the woman
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18
New Orleans MoIasseS-We have jus

fancy lot. Light in color and sugary.
Gal. Zoe.
Duff's Refined MoIasses, o.. Tins, loc;
! Gals, 33c; Gals. 6Sc.
Absolutely Pure Maple Syrup, from
Randolph, Vermont, PIT. Bots, SOC,
Of. Cans 45c.
Lyle's Imported Syrup. 2-lb. Tin, 18c.
B. & Q. Syrup, 2elb. Tins, l4c.
Karo Syrup, 2-lb. Tins, &c.
Crissman's Sussex Buckwheat, t2i-lb.
Bag, SSc.
w. L. Buckwheat, 2-lb. Pa, 15c.
w. L. Prepared Flower, 2-lb. Pa, 15c.
Old Virginia Cornmeal, Pa, 1Oc.
i6-oz. BITS. Queen Olives, "a" 33c.
1907. BITS. Olive Pimientos, Csc.
Coz. BITS. Olive Pimientos, 15c.
Clover BIS. Olive Pimientos, 1Oc.
Empress Queen Olives, Csc bot.
1 Gal. Crooks Queen Olives, I. 90.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18

Freundschaft Sick Benefit Society
members and guests in Paul Nolrs
Hall in Springfield avenue last night.
Mrs. Charles Rust and Misses Built
haupt, Desch. Koppemeier, Hilser and
Haberstroh was the committee In
charge.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18

Flags were presented to Bergen.
Hudson, Hunterdon and Monmouth
county associations for good work last
year. The Rev. Austin M. voorhees,,
of High Bridge; the Rev. Sherman @.
Pitt, Of Atlantic City, and George II.
Corfield, of Jersey City, were named a
committee on resolutions. The morn
ing session closed with prayer and BEN
ediction by the Rev. Jesse L. Hurlbert.
Of Bloomfield.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-18

Beck, recording secretary: Miss Rose
kussy, corresponding secretary, and
Miss Minnie Schoen. treasurer.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-23
Commission rs and Clerks.

Following Is the list OF the commissioner
and clerks, appointed to hold the general
election. at the different polling precincts in
the Parish Of winn, La, ON Tuesday, Novem-
Ward one. WINFIELD: R. L. Tannehill, R.
r. Brewer, o. k Wallace. commissioners; w.
W. Hilburn. clerk
Ward Two. Pleasant Hill; J. L Lucas,
Jasper Lmith, 1. Porter, ST., commissioners; J.
ward Two, Tullos Mill: w. s., Avery, G. g.
Nelson. w. d. McCarty, commissioners; War
w Ward three. Hickory valley: @. R. Sewers
2. r. Newsome. }. b. Willis, commissioners;
w. B. Martin. clerk.
Er skins A. G. Beavers, r. L. Baxter, commits
xioners: J. N. Willis. clerk
Ward -Four, Evansville: Fred Taylor, B. p.
Nixon. J. B. Milan, commissioner; G. A.
Ward five, cculey: H. @. Little, 8. C.
Teaeie. Geo. w. Kelly, commissioners; WA.
hv Wsrd Five. St. Maurice: R. L. Jackson,
John A. Graham. ,. W. Mathis, commissioners;
ward Five, wheeling: ]. NJ. Mccain. ,. H.
Neal, !. ID. Mitchell, commissioners; w. r.
ward Wand Six. Atlanta: Joab Durham, Cicero
Wilson, Thomas Wyatt, commissioners; w. r.
Ward Six Lotion: R. NJ. Lang, w. A.
Hurley. T. N. spencer. commissioners; Lonnie
wsrd seven. Kyiche. j. r. Skies r. E.
Young. John Stewart, commissioners; L. l.
Ward seven. Dodson: J. +. Waters. r. r.
Gentry, J. d. Hair. commissioners; J. T.
Ward seven, Tannehili: w. s. Peters, w.
N. Jordan, A. w. Radescich, commissioners;
8. T. Fox, clerk.
v ard Eight, Calvin: O.. w. Low; sr, s, q
Milan, r. O. Carter, commissioners; T. Durbin,
eva Ward Nine, Zion: J. d. smith. J. s. Jones,
w NJ Iorg. commissioners O. e. Long, CLERK.
p. J. Martin. Warren Afford, commissioners;
"a "se-s s 1T. DURHAM,
EARL KIDD.
Supervisors OF Election, VIM Parish.
This . toSe- -, lsoe-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-23
News Trade Edition.

On Wednesday of last week
the Monroe News issued 4 specia
trades edition that was splendio
epitome Of the history of the pro.
gress We city of Monroe from it:
earliest period down to the present
time. Ii was elegantly ILLUSTRATED
and an epitome of useful and in
reresting Information. 1t was q
work of which the propristors Car
justly feel proud. and reflects the
highest credit on the intellectual
ability. the historic information
and civic pride of Its editor, Mr.
Walter Msher. and his able assist
mt. Miss Florence Ford. A city
that can claim such journalistic
excellence and energy as was dis
played in this publication. cannot
fail TO progress and should sub
stantially encourage such intellec-
tual efforts.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-23

recommended and is a very
PHEASANT and sociable gentleman.
Fresh majestic and star break
I W. bacon and pigs feet at
Supt. W. j. Kennedy and Train
Master +. o. Whiteman Of th..
n Eock Island were in Winfield
tuesday enroute to Alexandra.
"Bulte's Excellence" -four i
oeSt on earth. Try one sack. and
you u use no other kind. You
can get 1t at Wood Grocer Co. If
Mr.. A. G. Mason. the hereto
Tore popular agent of the L. r
" y. here, left Winfield last
Saturday for new position. not
designated. His departure is re-
GREETED by all classes of the
ciIizenS, as he was pleasant.
al1dble and sociable and made
friends by the score. He i
wished deserved promotion and
Wen earned success in any no.
'ltlon he may fall heir to.
Contractors, null men, and all
Others wanting laborers. write or
call up Central Labor Bureau,
Box 231, Alexandria, La. Phone
900. 10 l6-3t
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-23
Parish Superintendents.

A special examination will be
held in the Winfield High School
building ON Oct. 30, 1908. for
Parish Superintendcnts. Appli-
cantS will meet the Examining
Committee promptly at s o'clocl,
a. M. j j. Nixon,
"l6 st Superintendent.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-23
KodoI
Dyspepsia and INDIGESTION
= Suffer from Indigestion. Dyspepsia Gas on
pmach. Belchins. Sour Stomach. HEARTBURN
lHttIe Kodol will Relieve you almost Instantly

So, don't neglect your stomach
Don't become Z chronic dyspeptic:
Keep your stomach healthy and
strong by taking . little kodol:
You don't have 40 take Kodol all
the time. You only take 1t when
you need It.
Kodol Is perfectly harmless
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-23

Mr.. j. A. Ilawley returned last
Saturday from attending tho
Claiborne Parish Fair, az Homer
where he acted as one of the hir,,
ianciers IN the display of domestic
fowls. He left Tues law To ACT
la the same capacity at IN.
Webster Parish Ear at MlnIen.
Woods Grocer Company keep.
on hand fresh cabbage, onions.
sweet and Irish potatoes. to,ua-
toes and kalanazoo celery.
Rev. j. L. Sawyer, ID. d., of
New Orleans, evauseilst of tl.
Louisiana Conference. FLEET the
pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal
church last Sunday. Alonday he
called upon number OF his
friends aud paid The Sentinel a
thoroughly appreciated visit.
Get a Full Size Bottle of
Smiths Kidney lure Free al
City Drug Co.
Judge-Gcorge Wear IF Column
Ola arrived here Monday morning
aud promptly opened The regular
sessIun of tiic civil term of the
Fifth judicial District Court, al
$3.50 u. IN. This popular Judge,
who has been nominated Tor re-
election, was cordially welcomed
hy his friends.
Excellence" -four gives uni
versal satisfaction. Wuou Grocer
Company.
Judge Ben p. Edwards, whose
headquarters are at Arcadia,
arrived IN town last Friday anu
has been attending the session
of tue district court that opened
here Monday. HIS friends we're
glad to see nim and gave him a
most cordial welcome.
The Dixie Ice Cream Parker
has a full line of stationery, past
cards aud post carl albums.
The Confederate Veteran COM
tingrnt of David Plerson Camp,
Of ~ innfi Ia, vino attended Inc
reunion at Monroe, returned hume
last Saturday, loud Ia their praises
of the unbvunded hospitality oil
tile people al :. The Psrior CITY,
aud appreciated the welcome they
received.
French Opera Coffee, the popu
lar drink. WhyY Try d. aud
see.. Mood Grocer Co. - If
Don't forget Barnum & Bailey's
biggest show ON earth, ut Alex
andria, La, Monday, October
70, lyUS. The Louisiana and
Arkp'sas Railway has arranged
exceedingly low round trip rates
aud especially convenient sched-
ules Tor Thu, occasion. Be sure
to 90, anu g0 VIA the L.. q A Ky.
Telephone US foi full particulars.
b. h. MarlIn, agent.
Remember Red Cross Liver
Medicine is Tasteless and the
best made.
Mr.. II. p. HALEY, who halls
from Southern Missouri, arrived
here on Thursday of last week to
assume charge of the l.. K. & N.
depot as agent Ut this point, In
place Of Mr.. A. &. Mason. who
has reiinquished the position.
Mr.. HALEY was introduced to
numbers If thu citizens by the
retiring AGENT. He comes highly
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-23

90 2 your Sssse sos.y s ss, g. 81 a s.:
ensirs contents Of the 6oesse II you ean
bosoeeiy say that Il has noe done you any
9ood- rctuFn the bo<sle 70 the druggist ana
s. vll rsfasd your mc . r -. sSs drs
Tor Of n es'Sy; ~ ~ 81 A ~ drSrxisss krsx
~ ~ ~ ersrSSses q eood. Tbs oRer APP
mr. % tfs lsrEc b0ssle cnly and % bat one
Il family. The 1asee 6oee,e co1ss!ns =
tfssss - much - ~ my esns ooss''
Kodol Il prepared It the laborators
les Of Z. c. Dewitt 4 Co, Chicago
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-23
AND OTHERWISE,
nT.J. Drewett's for fresh
9-lStf

- tt. Drewett's for fresh
9-1Sti
Burnett. of Eros. was in
g tuesday on business.
Drewett made flying
S Alexandria Monday.
& Bowden of Crowley was
IN Tuesday.
II. Breston and wife of At
la. paid WINFIELD a visit
Tuesday.
4 a. Rulk Lard at Wood G0cer
~ Colyin of Dubach was in
id Saturday. lie is con-
-slsting returning to this place.
H.<rrs. J. T. O'Quin and b. X.
's's1un visited Natchitoches
a. to see { cir families.
-, Tom j. Leaton. of Shreve-
e ms u business visitor To the
$ hiring the first of the week
=. some of the fresh cheese
Nod Grocer Co.
n. ]. L. Adler, of Bossier
"a. vas u prominent visitor To
rr6sId last Tuesday.
~ Jas. M. Fletcher. a promi-
- planter and citizen of Grant
WAS q visitor here Tuesday.
Riwarsi's candies and fruits can
rkol Il I. j. Drewett's. 9-lStf
y. Marcus KaliskI of Monroe
- over last Saturday and re-
= Monday accompanied by
- olfs and child.
Sns and buy j. N. Huffman 4
= pce China dinner set for only
~. WR. F. Clifford, of Mills,
8 town last Friday on bus
- and gave The Sentinel a
n1Iy call.
g the line of stationery dis
I'D and the postal card
~ 1t the Dixie Ice Cream
jur. oil
Josephus Mitchell, of
rleomtry. was u visitor Ia
1o1eld during the past week
cuid The Sentinel AN APP
iakesl call.
- celebrated Oliver Filming
nliss 1t Wood Grocery Go.
lloruey Samuel Barksdale
|sel Sunday night and is at.
&c the present session of the
lerm Of the Fifth Judicial
l1ict Court.
1cag the visiting attorneys
~ present term of court Is
III. White of Alexandria.
0as warmly greeted by his
friends ON his arrival last
~ Pickles and Catsup can
~ ct 1. j. Drewett's Cash
9-lstf
J. B. Upchurch of Ruston,
erontly moved to WINFIELD
= family. He has bought
- Of ground and home in
ianiield. and will reside
ernanentIy.
+. j. Gamble Of st.
- arrived in town Satur-
= and spent several days
<ofeld. He was cordially
- BY his many friends
rirers.
Drewett is headquarters
rhans and lard. 9-18tf
- Will A. Strong spent last
y Natchitochss visiting
tier, Miss Daley, who is
. student, and was enter
thinner ut the hospital
Hon. and Mrs. X. b.
y y East Ma chitoches.
pl~te line Of canned Cal
orusts, rasins, currxnts,
~ tomatoes. corn. kraut.
fresh stock. Special
- case lots. ut Woods
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-23
A Healthy Family.

"Our whole family has enjoyed
good health since we began using
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, three
years ago." says l.. A. Bartlett, Of
Rural Route /. GuiIford, Maine,
They cleanse and tone the system
in u gentle way that does you
good. 25c. at all drug stores.