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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10

Court met pursuant to nd
journment.
| Lewis 8 Co., Ltd, VS. J. W
Gsar ct oil. Judgment of love
court confirmed.
Martin S. King, husband, v
Nancy c. King, wife. Judemen
for plaintiff.
| w. S. Terral, husband, "
Dottle Terral, wife. Judemen
for plaintiff.
Friday, April 8.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
In matter of the last will and
testament of Emily Pease
Judgment approving and homol.
eating final account.
Electric Appliance Co. vs. VIM
Parish Telephone Go. Judgment
for plaintiff.
Bank of WINFIELD VS. Alex
Floyd. Judgment for plaintiff.
Elder II. Kinney vs. Mrs. j. S.
Stephenson. Judgment for the
plaintiff.
Court adjourned until Saturday
morning.
Saturday, April 4.
Court convened pursuant to
adjournment.
Martin s. King VS. Nancy C.
King. Appeal taken to Supreme
Court.
Schwarzchlld & SuIzberger Go.
VS. Levan & Dunn. Judgment
for plaintiff.
State VS. Earl Collier, larceny.
Accused waived arraignmeut,
plead guilty and was sentenced to
81 days in the parish prison,
dating from date of bis incar-
+. Z. Morgan & Go. VS. Levan
& Dunn. Judgment for plaintiff.
l. Bser Co., Ltd, VS. w. NJ. d.
Gaar. Judgment for plaintiff.
A number of judgments were
signed and many cases fixed for
the next term of court, May Is. |
Court thereupon adjourned
until court in course.
Death Was on His Heels.
Jesse p. Morris, of Shippers, |
Va, had 6 close call in the spring |
os 1906. He says: IAN attack Of |
pneumonia left me so weak and |
with such a fearful cough that
my friends declared consumption
had me, and death was on INV /
reels. Then l was persuaded TO
'ry DIR. Kings New Discovery. Il |
Helped me immediatelo, and after
,aking two and q half bottles /
vas . well man again. I found
Tut that New Discovery is the best
'emedy for coughs and luas dis
.ase in ell the world" Sold un- 4
Ter guarantee at all druggists. so i
IS. and $l.00. Trial bottle free.
We have received . copy of
he speech Of Hon. j. T. Watkins,
made in the House of Repre-
entatives. at Washington, on
be subject of separate cars for
ne different races in the District
{ Columbia. He took occasion
D show the condition of the
egro and who was his friend.
A twenty Year Sentence. !
II have just completed . twenty !
Ear health sentence, imposed BY
ucklen's Arnlca Salve which | Z
,red me Of bleeding piles Just 20 I
sars ago." writes o. s., Wool }
'er, OF LeRaysviIle, N. Y. Buck ]
MS Arnica Salve heals the worst 4
res, boils, burns, wounds and Z
ITS In the shortest time. CSC ct 3
] druggists. 4
y = 4
Trsspass Notice. X
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

There II . lot of talk al
time about the best wsy'
keeping up the fertility Of
lands. The best way that
body ever hes thought out
keep stock. Good, 0Id-fashi'
BARNARD manure Is, the
natural fertilizer in the W
TIE moro No can get of ].
better of we will b..
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10

Plan to rotate the cropa,
when the tune comes ia Isl
do the planting see To i
these plans are well carried
The fertilizine of the soil ne
can thus Be kept in the |
place and used - rrqu
.Note the proportion Of ellen
required BY the different .
and % do the planting.
also the fast--snd il Is yer.
portaat-that one crop ma,
usssl 70 help the ground
smother. A-blss Fuse can b !
II the cow-pea in this VI
Home and Farm.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10

Twenty residence lots in south
side Of town, known n Swanson
mill site. Prices cheap, pay
meuts easy. See
w. f. C0oprp
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10

All parties are hereby notified
not to cut the timber or trespass
on the lands of Pardee Company,
under penalty of the law.
w. D. MILTON,
f7-3m. Agent for Winn Parish.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
NEW YORK PREPARES
TO GREET CHAMPS
Parade and Presentation of Tro-
phies on Program Tomorrow
for Olympic Athletes.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-All New York
is Oh the qui vive waiting for tomorrow
when a proud city win honor the vic
t5ri0us American Olympic team with a
monster reception.
Niuety-hVe members of the greatest
BODY % athletes ever gathered will at
ia O'Clock tomorrow morning be pre-
seuted Dy Acting Mayor MCGOWAN with
silver cups and medals, IN honor Of the
splendid showing they made In England
There VIII be q parade before the pre-
ecutat1ou of the comm emoratfVe prizes,
when 1890 OF 2o,90o men and boys will
march from FOrly-sixth street and
Broadway TO the City Han. escorting
1 the champions. A prsndstand is being
erected in front OF the city hall 10 hold
about 800 athletes, ans the officials and
guests, and the han Is being decorated
with the national cOluTs and the colors
Of the various athletic clubs Of which
The Olympic team are members.
One Of Tie features of the stand viii
be The American flag Ralph Rose the
big shot-putteF, carried when the Amer
lean athletes and the rest OF the com
petitors marched IL front of Queen
Alexaudra at the opening Of the games
IN the Stadium
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
MORAN TIRES OUT
TRIO OF PARTNERS
Likely to Encounter KetchePs Diff
Guilty in Finding Sparring Mates.
Nelson Does Things.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug g.
owen Moran is following the pace set
by Stanley KetcheI in the mauIng of
sparring partners, and probably viii
soon experience the same difficulty as
Stanley IN finding human punching bags.
which are not as plentiful as they used
TO be.
IIe gave three all that they wanted
and a little more at Shannon's villa
yesterday. He has the punch of a
lightweight, and his muscles are enor-
nous for a little fellow
battling Nelson had q great crowd
al his training quarters yesterday at
MHletts. including a number OF women
Bat sized up the crowd, and concluded
to give them some entertainment not
down on the bills. He tore into his
sparring partners. RED" Cornet and
Perry. as il he were going 10 eliminate
them from the map. When the Battler
gets r0ugh. there is none rOuEher, as
Perry and COruet can yestify. Red 5
beauty was more or less messed up by
Danish nitts, and Perry was also chew
ed up some.
Certainly the Dane never was strong
er or more fun of ginger than at pres
ont and apparently ne can't get enough
work TO Go. Willus Britt has to tone
him down, but Britt believes in rough
boxing as he argues this IS Bat s
strongest card In the ring especially
against a finished boxer like Cans.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
CHlCAGOANS LEAD
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Windy City Has Five Representa-.
tives among First Eleven.
Weather Mars PLAY.

HAMILTON. Mass, Aug. 2S-wind.
weather, and ground conditions were
most unfavorsble for the competition in
the fourteenth annual open golf cham
plonship, whieh began at Myopia yes
terday. The high wind worked havoc
with the best directed shots Of the
more proficient players. and the green
was SO SLOW because of the recent rains.
that the buffers had almost as much
chance holding ball as the more ex-
pert.
AS a result of the first two rounds
the different sections will have the fol-
lowing representatives among the first
eleven: Chicago, B; New York. 8; Massa-
chusetts, 2 and Mexico, !.
Willie Smith, the Mexican" was
apparently -he only player who was
not affected by the almost insurmOunt-
able conditions. This was shown by
the fact that he was out In Sc and home
in 81. in the morning round. and re-
turned 50 in the afternoon, giving him
total of 159 for the day.
This was three strokes better than
J. ]. Jones, the home professional, who
finished second with 1ez, while Alec
smith came third. a stroke worse, his
IS for the hcmeward journey in the
morning being the best Of the day for
the last half.
Gilbert Nichols was In such trouble
IN the morning that he holed out on
home green in 50. He, however. re-
deemed himself in the afternoon with
"a. the best card in the second round.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
] aSt Of Stars Who Competed
in London Reach Goth
am Today.
THRONGS ON HAND
GREET ATHLETES
President Conway, of Irish-Ameri-
can Club, First TO Welcome
Title Holders.

NEW YORK, Aug 2S.-The last OF the
Olympic heroes abroad arrived today
The Cunarder Mauretauia, which
dOcked at a. m. brought lawson Rob
ertsOn. Melvin Sheppard. Charles Bacon,
J. b. Taylor. Harvey COhn, Harry Port
er. and Frank Riley. The White star
liner Baltic. which docked at IL a M.
brought George Bonhag, Joseph Bromi-
low, jr. Dan Kelly, J. p. Sullivan, and
Lee Talbot.
The arrival of the two big liners praC-
ticaUy was the last race OF the Olympic
championships. The athletes on the two
steamers We're more than anxious to see
which got In nrst and il was sort Of
an ocean race which vas a fitting eli
max to the great OlyI lpics.
Long before the arrival Of the steam
ers both piers IS and 81 We're lined with
friends of the boys. y. J. Conway, pres
idout OF the Irish-American Athletic
Club. was on hand early and led a
great bunch from the club. Mr.. Conway
intended 60 60 down the bay To meet the
boys. but found 1t impossible owing TO
the difference I'm the time cf arrival
That the heroes got grand welcome
home would be putting IL mildly All
were glad 10 get back and pleased TO
think that a reception awaited them by
the whole of New York city,
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
VETS ARE MISSING
ON NJ. A. c. ELEVEN
Cory, Old Central Player,
Will Build Team From
new Material.

From new material and the nucleus
AFFORDED by players on the strong sec
ond team last season, Maryland Agri-
cultural College hopes to put IN the held
football eleven this fall which vii
again hold its own in the fight Tor the
Maryland intercollegiate title
Handicapped By the graduation of
Byrd. who viii play quarter on the
George Washington University team,
Mackai} Cooper. and Runner. the squad
nevertheless will be a formidable con-
tender If present plans work out Cap
tain Cory wlo gained his early expe-
rience at Central High School. of this
city. is a heady and aggressive leader.
Efforts are now being made 10 secure
a competent coach Several names are
under consideration. but tie choice will
not likely be ann0uncez for several
weeks.
The schedule for 1898 follows:
September 26-TechnicaI High School,
Washington, College Park. Md
October S-Richmond College, Rich
mOnd. Va
october 10-Johns Hopkins University.
Baltimore,
October l4-United states Naval Acad-
emy. Annapolis. Nd.
October 5l-Frederieksburg College,
College PARK Nd.
November 7-Catholic University OF
America. College Park. Md
November list Johns College, Bal
timoTe.
Noven Der Washington College. Col
lege Park, Md
November 26-Deia,vare College, Col
lege Park, Md
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
WILL NOT ABANDON
READVILLE TRACK
Directors Scout Rum0 That Fa-
nous Course Will Succumb TO
Financial Troubles.

BOSTON. Mass. Aug 2s.-Contrary
10 a story published yesterday, the
ReadviIIe track is not 10 be abandoned
according 10 those on the inside
Officers and directors Of the New Eng
land Trotting Horse Breeders Associa-
ton were much surprised az the news
as well as the statement that the 5000
handicap had been failure financially
Although the gate receipts were less
than anticipated. the event was sue
cess. and may be repeated How the
entire meeting OF the week viii pan out
financially IS something yet 20 ne de-
telrnined. and hinges largely upon INT
weather.
The disappointment on the derby was
the small number OF starters compared
with the entry list. IL ls beleFed tnai
the plan OF haudica piping can be Inn
uroved. SO that 2.04 and 2-0s horses may
have a lo0k-in at the money.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
RYAN AND OLDFIELD
PLAN SPECIAL RACE

CINCINNATI Aug E.-Representa-
tives Of John J. Ryan. the welI-known
sporting man, and Barney Olddeld. the
automobile racer, met here and decided
70 hold a match race between Oldheld
and Ryan at Latonia on September u
and 13.
Arrangements for the match had been
MADE some time ago. but the death Of a
man who was struck by Ryan's machine
Tor a time threatened 10 cause the race
10 be called of. The match Is for s. 500
2 side. A match was also arranged be-
tween Walter Christie Cf New York.
and Charles w. SCules. OlddeId's racing
partner, for the same dates.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
WANTS MATCH SWIM
WITH B. W. BURNSIDE
Washington School Teacher After
Chance to.Equal Amateurs
Fast Time.

To the sporting Editor Washington Times.
Dear Sir: We note in your issue of
August % the statement that B. W
Burnside. accompanied by Messrs. Mil
Ter and Perry, swan from the Arsenal
landing TO Fields wharf. a distance OF
seven miles in , hours IS minutes
We would like TO arrange a match
with Mr.. BURNSIDE ard y. LuCerne Guy
a local school teacher. I am satisfied
that Mr.. Guy, Who IS an amateur. can
do the distan re In a creditabIe time.
Address, q. LUTHER SADGWAR,
Manager for Mr. Guy
4lS = street southeast. city
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
BLankenship's Return DispeLs
Last Worry About Nationals
With Him and Street as Catchers, It's Up to Team to
Produce Results in 9O9-Hope for
Sixth Place.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

Oh Ergo. there Is hope that we might
land III sixth place for this season. 81.
louis took a couple from Boston yes
tefday, All Of which helped Washington.
An even break is by 10 means too much
Iof tne local fans 10 expect IN the two
d0uble-headers with Cleveland. as the
nationals have already taken eight out
or uiteeH games from the Maps while
y ls not good betting Boston VIII get
tat playing -. Louis today and tomor-
row.
Ihat Cantiilon would have to Try the
experiment Of using Unglaub al third
no matter noW well Bin ShipNe was
Az tiiiz' was "A clHch- BIZ hits tie ball
WIN much violence al times. bu, there
are other times when there are not
enough keys on the typewriter 20 record
properly what he fails 20 do. Ungiaub
IS some third bdSemau in fielding and
MS II on BIZ In sWatting, wherefore
common sense would indicate that he
be given trial al the bag. IL UnElaub
gers away win u in pretty good style,
you are likely 10 see him start lot OF
games. Ia which, if Washington happens
20 get good lead by Jumping on the
opposing pitcher ia the early rounds.
he viii be deposed and Shipke sent 10
third 20 brace up the defense in sn ef-
fort 10 make runs already obtained win
The day. That schedule was tried on sew
eral occasions last year. bGt by the
pure Cussedness OF baseball luck. in not
an instance when Bill was sent in TO
bolster no the breastWOTks AT third did
he have a ball hit TO him Still. IL was
good dope and that kind OF a c0inCi-
dence cannot continue f0reyer.
Fielder Jones makes a pretty weak
roar against the double umpire system.
He complains that a second ump on
the diamond gets iu the line Of vision
TOO much and interfereS with the work
OF the fielders. If that is all that 8
going 10 stop double umuring Jones
the arbitrator on the bases may obtTude
once In awhile. ms wiz not be a cir
CumstzuCe To the other times When he
viii be right on the spot and i've the
fielder the full benefit OF what ne may
accomplish in handling the ball Jones
objection is SO weak We are inclined
90 believe ne was kiddinug himself OF
the reporter who first printed the in
feryieW
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

When bad blood infection
virus OF Contagious Blood Poison usra showsi the form Of liberated
mouth and throat Gpotches body glands
the groin falling hair ard ulcers These general
affecting all of the body show how deeply poisoned the blood
and emphasizes
allowed remain the system the disease will finally health
and break dowu the strongest constitution
Contagious Blood Poison which does not nd the circulation of
particle of the virus the real
poison adding qualities blood forever cures
and its concentrated ingredients of heath vegetable
especially curing
treatment which valuable aid in different
stages The disease and ask for special medical advice you
No charge or either THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA GA
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
SNAPSHOTS.

No. Manager Hughey Jennings is not
considering a New York oiter 10 JOIN
the SalOme dance squad. lie prefers
the Tigers uniform.
A plan Is nov on foot 10 evolve a
ranking for the women tennis players.
This should put q =. A h. convention
in the background.
Kid Elberfeld does not take kindly
10 the suggestion Of a deaf umpire.
why is Larry Lajoie better leader
than Conrse Mack asks the Cleveland
News. Cleveland, .556, Philadelphia -sS6-
/ This verdict is subject TO change.
~yvnl Ploy Three Weeks" in heavy
black headlines sounds exciting. The
writer was merely referring to the o.
and P. League
Funny. the campaign for water wagon
baseball teams should break out IN St
Louis. Cigarettes are also under the
ban.
Jack" Hayes portrayal OF the Mara
thon race on the stage and the Ben
Hur chariot race VIII be ia about the
same class.
1t now remains 10 see whether stone
wall" Jackson can WELD the stick With
proper force and enthusiasm.
The Brighton Beach Racing Associa-
ton fel under the ban Tor planning
auto races without a sanction. Now
the lowell Auto Clut is IN hot water
for getting permission from both bodies.
There Is safety In numbcTs-sOmetime
The St Louis Browns are scheduled
20 plav IN Boston the rest OF the week
Another VaCctiO for WadGcll
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

The Washington team is going pretty
good just at present and there is not
a sign of weakening in the make up.
Got that? Then note that the Boston
club is slumping like the ThaW bank
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
Two games today, beginning P. m.

Il the washington bah club does not
make quite splurge next season We
are afraid Manager Cantllon viii not
receive much more sympathy than
Affinity" Earie's new wife is eAdtled
to.
Tie latest announcement that Cliff
Blankepship, the catcher. is willing TO
return 10 the fold and play with the
washington club next season was all
that was needed to round out the roster
ana give definite complexion 20 the
team. Of 1863. Additional backstops We're
an absolute necessity for the club, as
Jack Warner retires this year 10 be-
come a magnate on his own account at
Galveston. and Street and Kahoe could
not possibly do all the work FOR an
l54-game schedule. Several other major
clubs are hard up Tor catchers and first
class talent iE the minors is SO scarce
that beyond the possibility Of landing
Roth. Of Milwaukee. there was little
In sight for washington. The willing
ness Of Blankenship TO return 20 fast
company because his business ventures
in California were not up to his hopes
believes the doubt about the work be-
mind the bat.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

II the sun makes up its mind 10 be
good tomorrow il is possible that jSsose
eannehil viii pitch one OF the Games
against Cleveland The happiest man in
town today is Taunehill. for ..e believes
the trouble in his shoulder has been
Strengthened out by the CsteOpa thic
treatment, and he goes around telling
everybody who viii listen , g soon as
Terry Turner nit here TsTnehiu dug
him up and persuaded him 10 take a
chance on T. with the result that Turn
er also feels much better in his salary
wing. Turner Is taking the treatment
right along. and feels like he has been
through a threshIng machine, but the
muscles do seem TO be back in their
place Turner expects TO play today
with all his might 10 see Whsther il is
a real cure or whether the arm will
go bad with every extra eXertion. He
has the sympathy and good viii of all
the men on both teams for with him IN
his old form Cleveland viii be a thorn
in the flesh OF All the nOntanders for the
American League pe.naHt, with a re-
mote possibility Of getting the bunting
itself
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE

Twining A. c.. the leader in the race,
succumbed TO Manhattans, who are
fighting hard to escape last place, yes
terday by 4 10 0.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
Standing Of the Clubs.
OLIVES DEFEATED.

The Wisconsin Juniors defeated olives
yesterday in fast ten-inning game by
TO T.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

Buckley was much in evidence, and,
with Kraft, was responsible for Manhat-
tans' victory. Besides accepting five
out OF six chances, he p0ied out three
hits out of as many times at the bat,
and crossed the counting block once.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

Cleveland at Washington
Detroit at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

The schedule Of postponed games has
been changed. Tt has been arranged TO
play at Sixth and ID streets. the Church
League grounds, and today and tomOr-
row there viii be dOuble-he8ders. To-
day Advent and TWiniug Will meet at
Sixth and ID streets, while Ninth Street
viii play Manhattaus at AcDevltts; to-
morrow Gurley plays Twining at Sixth
and d streets, while Ninth Street plays
Wailacl at ACDevitt's
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

In spite of the slushy condition of the
grounds, the fielding was good and the
game fast With icy breeZes blowing
across the field and much moisture in
the air, both teams displayed a lot Of
liza
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

Twining put up an excellent game in
the field. but could do nothing with
Kraft's sIants- In six innings TWining
could get but four safeties, while six
famed. Kraft was steady at all times,
passing none and hitting but one.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
Standing Of the Clubs.
National League.
Yesterdav,s Resnlts

Philadelphia. = Pfttsburg. 4
Boston, :; Cincinnati. 4.
New York, ]; Chicago, ,.
Brooklyn, >; st Louis, I
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
TodaV's Games

Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago
Brooklyn at St. Louis
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

The wet weather has postponed so
many games that the season will run
well up into the second week in Septem-
her. unless the league officials declare
the season at an end.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
American League.
Yesterdav's Resnlfs-
TOday's Games.

ST. Louis. 3; Boston. J.
St Louis. 8; Boston. l.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

Barrett who caught for NIanhattans
early iu the season. has come back to
the fold, and was the receiving end of
j 'e aIofi-5 otca,y '1i ,,-tie
off in his thowing due to his lay-off
He p0led cut a single yesterday in a
critical stage OF the game, which helped
Manhattans to win.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

The fact that the game OF Wednesday
end the doubieheader Of yesterday with
cleveland were postponed, viii cause
Couble-headers today and tomorrow IN
This fair city. the hostihties starting OF
both days at , p. m. If the management
does not change its mind some more on
the subject OF naming the time. joss
land Clarke and L8ebharT and Bemis for
cleveland, with Hughes and Street and
Smith and Street for Washington are
stlll the battery nominations foT today.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28
BIG LEAGUE TALK.

Two victories by the st. Louis Browns
over Boston mark the Red Soxs 5 sixth
consecutive defeat
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

No, Manager Hughey Jennings is not
considering a New York oner 10 join
the SaIome dance squad. He prefers
The Tigers uniform.
The Washington times., 1908-08-28

The New York Americans now have
two outdelders who are hitting 800 or
better Charley Hemphlu got in the
charmed circle this week by his work
with the ash in the ST. Louis games.
and Lefty MCIlveen is s0using tile
sphere in a fashion superior TO 800
New YoTk's new right gardener seems
20 be one of the finds of the season,
and already is a warm favOrite locally