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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
TAFT AND SHERMAN.

The Republican Convention.
held in Chicago last week. as was
expected, nominated Hon. VIM.
II. Taft, the present Secretary OF
War. as their candidate for the
Presidency. But before the con-
vention met it was expected that
the running mate would he from
the West, either Fairbanks, Dol
liver or Cummins, but they had
to succumb TO Wall Street and
nominate Congressman James ).
Sherman, of New York, who had
stood by Speaker Cannon in OPP
position to the Roosevelt Taft
policies. So the Republican ticket
will be Taft. of Ohio. for Presid-
ent. and Sherman, of New York,
for Vice President.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
CAS- MOSS FOR DISTRICT ATTO.H;Y.

Mr.. Cas- Moss has announced
himself as candidate for the Of
flee of District Attorney, compris-
ing the parishes of Caldwell. Jack
son and Winn. His announce
ment will be found in another
column of this issue.
/. Mr.. Moss was born in 1874. in
Caldwell parish, La. where he
lived until thirteen years of age
when he removed with his parents
into Winn parish. where he has
resided almost.all the time since.
lie attended the public schools
and afterward took high school
course in a private school. He
taught in the public schools Of
the State for eight years, after
which he gave up the work and
entered upon the study OF law in
Tulane University, from which he
graduated and was admitted to
the Bar in May. 1901. Since that
date he has been engaged in the
practice of his profession and has
been employed in some of the
most notable criminal cases. In
1904 he was reelected to the office
of Superintendent of the Public
Schools of Winn parish for second
term, for he has distinguished
himself in.this line of work. 1t is
with. reluctance that the people of
VIM parish consent to release
him from that office. He has been
close student since early boy
hood and sought every opportun-
ity to improve himself. He is a
member of the church, and an
active worker in the Sunday
school and young peoples union.
A few years ago ne married the
daughter of the late Judge ]. I.
Wallace and Mrs. Olive Wallace.
lie has served the people he nest.
ly. faithfully and impariial'y IN
whatever capacity and to VIII; tever
extent they have reposed confid-
dence in him aud if elected to the
office of District Attorney of the
Fifth Judicial District the State
will have a. faithful and conscien-
tious officer. who will do his full
duty. without malice to the accus-
ei but for the supprt ssion OF c
q I'd lawlessness.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
BAnt Of THE ACE.

1t is noted that IN the presenta-
ton of measures for Legislative
action that may prove of benefit
to the general public. special inter
est that may be affected, strenu-
ously opposes such enactments.
In other words the accumulation
of wealth by means that prove
burdensome, must be undistuIbed
i'm their methods no matter how
grave may he the harm eatailed
on the general public. Special
interests must be let alone and
the public good disregarded. 1t
is this spirit of personal greed and
gain that is proving so harmful at
the present time to the country as
whole, and is entailing SO much
friction among the masses. 1t is
this selfish spirit that considers
personal material interest as par
amount to the general prosperity
and welfare of all classes. that is
the bahe of the age and hampers
Legislative bodies in the enact
ment of thoroughly beneficial
measures. When men, no matter
what their calling or profession in
life, are imbued with more spirit
of the brotherhood of man, all
classes of the community, the
State, the general government will
become more ctntented. happier,
and more advanced in all those
attributes and surroundings that
contribute to the higher civiliza-
ton, the greater intellectual de-
velopment and purer and broader
Christianity.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
The Famous.

This new mercantile firm COM
posed of the Isralsky Bros, OF
which Mr.. Jake Isralsky is the
manager, is one that intends tO
keep the public posted as to what
they have for sale and the prices
at which the same can be pur.
chased. They have done more
business than any firm having
twice the capital invested; their
motto is "Quick sales and small
profits. See their page al. in
this issue.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
HON. GEORGE WEAR.

Last week The Sentinel pub
lished a letter from Judge George
Wear ADDRESSED to the voters OF
the Fifth Judicial District. The
editor of this paper has known
Judge Wear since the days of re-
construction, and have known
him 10 be an efficient, fearless and
uncompromising officer.
As District Attorney, position
he held for severel years, he did
his full duty representing the State
with marked ability and prosecut-
ed without prosecuting. being per-
fectly fair both to the State and
the accused.
As Judge, his record is an open
one; his decisions, as a rule, have
been sustained by the appellate
courts. There are always two sides
to every case. Some narrow
minden men blame the Judge
when they happen to.be on the
loosing side, and some petit fog
ing lawyers attempt to place the
blame on the Judge for the failure
to get a judgment for their client,
hence it is plain that judge can
not please every one.
We know that Judge Wear has
made an able ard conscientious
Judge, weighing the law and the
evidence with even handed justice
That he has made errors of Judg'
ment, no one would. attempt &c
DENY. bu. we would like to see the
human being who does not make
errors in judgment. There is one
thing we can say without fear Of
contradiction that Judge Wear
has given litigants more terms Of
courts than any Judge that has
ever occupied the bench in this
district. He has tried in every
way to reduce CRIME and the re-
ports of the Grand Jury will show
that he has in a great measure
made a success of it.
His decisions are able and show
that he gives his cases thorough
study. Notwithstanding the dis
trict is composed of three parishe:
the records show that he has hello
as many terms of court in each
parish as are held in parishe:
which compose district in itself
He is a Confederate veteran
having entered the Confederate
army as a mere boy and served
with Hampton's Legion of Soutl
Carolina during the war. He
came to Louisiana after the hosti
lities and was a factor in TIT
redemption of Louisiana from
negro dominion.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

Evidently the Sixth Congress,
ional District is going to have a
hot time in the coming campaign
Four candidates have already an
nounced: Col. Sam Robertson and
Ex-Judge Geo. K. Favrot, OF Eas,
Baton Rouge; Victor Lefebre OF
West Baton Rouge, and Robert
Wickliff of West Feliciana.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
WINFIELD AS A
SUMMER RESORT
Something About Our Natural
Advantages and What Can
be Done With Them.

There are many advantages IN
and around Winfield which. II
they were brought Into play
would make it one of the most
delightful places to spend the
summer season. On two sides OF
MS we have streams that abound
in fish of the best species: black
bass. trout, brim, all the varieties
of perch. and last but not least
the blue, channel cat.
We have WITHIN thirty minutes
drive salt water baths, either tub,
plunce or shower bath, both night
aud day and either hot or cold.
West of US only five miles
distant, a pleasant drive, we have
the rock or marble hills with
beautiful scenery, shady hooks,
cool spring water which is both
beautiful and helpful.
We have good hotel accommo,
dations now and a number of the
best private boarding houses In
State. Board is cheap, compared
to other places.
We have two of the best livery
outfits in the country with affable
and courteous gentlemen In
charge whose charges are reason
able and service prompt.
We have church services OF
almost every denomination. and
in a short time all of them will
have church edifices, The Baptist,
the Methodist Episcopal and the
Methodist Protestant have build.
ings already, the Catholics own
their lot and will build in the
near future. The Presbyterians
have an organized CHURCH and
Sunday School and will build in
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

the near future. The Episcop.l
church is looking to organizipo
a church here also.
As an evidence that We c.n
take care of a large number cf
people we have now practicaIlv
200 teachers attending the sun.
mcr normal and are entertaiDiro
them with ease.
The secret orders are well re,
resented: MasOnS, Knights If
Pythias, Knights of Honor, Odd
Fellows and Woudmen of n.
World. with lodge of Red Ne,
in course of organization, anil
soon IL lodge of the Eastern Star
will be organized. The town can
also boast of Il camp of tina
United Confederate Veterans and
II chapter Of the Daughters of the
Confccleracy.
We have water Of the most
wonderful curative properties
There are no skin diseases which
it will not cure.
What is needed to induce the
guests to cone and enjoy our
hospitality and pleasures Is to let
the public know what We have BY
systematic advertising, which
will bring out our many adj
vantages, and to build a system Of
good roads, especially to the salt
wells and the marble quarry.
where pleasant drives and prone.
nades can be had.
The Old habit of waiting for
some one else to do something
and see what will be the result
before you put yourself IN the
breach will not bring the results
but GO in and do it yourself, and
all work together.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
SCHOOL TAX IN WINFIELD DISTRICT

We commend the action of the
mass meeting held some time ago
in recommending the voting of a
tax for the purpose of carrying on
our school in Winfield. 1t Is
the only heritage that a parent
can give a child that he can not
squander or that he cannot be
robbed of. The time is now at
hand when the good fellow or the
good fellows daughter can get a
job or position. but each will have
to show their qualification. They
will have to be prepared mentally,
morally and physically before
they will be able to take positions
of any character, unless it be that
of plodder.
We sincerely regret to see some
of the citizens of this district OPP
posing this tax, and proposing a
private school by subscription.
We would like to ask what is to
become of children of the widow
and the orphan? Are they to be
left without the advantages of the
schools? They should be looked
after and we feel certain that
when those who oppose the tax,
think over the proposition, will
change their minds. The tax is
the only proper way to get at the
proper disposition of the funds.
Those who own property ana are
residents will pay no more than
it would take to serd their own
children to private schools, and
the taxes collected from the cor
porations and foreign property
owners (who by the way have no
volce) will more than pay the ex-
pense of the children, whose par.
ents have no property on which
to pay the tax. So the matter
evens it up.
The failure to carry the tax
would be sad blow to the future
of Winfield. We understand
that some are opposing the tax on
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

account of the passage of a law
by the General Assembly OF this
State. requiring parish superih-
tendcnts to be qualified. 1t seems
to us that this argument Is far
fetched. What self-respectIng
man, in any position in lie.
would want to take position and
be held responsible for the success
or failvre of that business, unless
he could name his help. among
those whom he knows to have
peculiar fitness for the position.
We regard all these oppositlonS
AS subterfuges and we hope that
the people, who have the interest
of the town and the children OF
the parish at heart, will stand by
the resolutions adopted at the
mass meeting and vote the tax.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

IL the real estate owners oil
Winfield wish to enhance the
value of their holdings let them
exhibit a pnblic spirit that will
advance the material growth and
commercial Importance OF the
town. Values are dependent on
demand, and no property increases
in value where conditions do no,
make it sought after.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

Congressman Joseph f. Rams
dell is doing great work and
educating the public mind by his
able and eloquent addresses on
the National Waterways system.
The improvements of the streams
of the country is the solution OF
the transportation question and
will cheaper freight rates.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

s The. American citizen is great
as he shows himself great in tie
characteristic of sovereign free
man. 1t is not in an aristocray OF
wealth. 1t consists not in aping
the customs of royalty. 1t is not
in bartering body and soul for
titles bought by filthy lucre. 1t
is not by bringing sycopbancy to
position and power. 1t rests on
something infinitely superior to all
these earthly bauble. He is truly
great in this free land. Who
boasts a pride in his freedom.
Whose character is above re-
proach. whose. reputation shall out
live him. He is great who lays
claim to all those qualities oil
heart and mind that make him a
useful citizen. noble patriot. an
honest freeman and Christian
gentleman. 1t depends not on
power. pclf or position.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

The political alignment OF 1905
has already developed important
features. 1t will tie a battle royal
between Democracy as against
plutocracy. Greed, trusts, cor
porations, the kings of finance,
the lackeys of concentrated wealth
will be confronted by the masses
who represent labor IN all ITS
orms,-the producers and the
wage-earners,-and new combat
will be waged in behalf of liberty
and the proclaimed right of the
people to govern themselves
Before the rush Of these opposing
cohorts party lines will melt into
obscurity and the victory vii
determine whether this republic l:
government OF the people. fol
the people, by the people, or {
plutocracy backed by concentrat
ed wealth upheld by the iror
scepter of might.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
Better Training Needed.

SNeSA ~ oAhAh6 NOSaOas
We had pleasant chat with
Professor Hendon who is con-
Quoting the summer normal at
this place. He informs us that
the attendance enrolled up to this
date is 1872, that all seem interest
ed and there seems To be an
earncStness IN their work which
is rarely seen in these summer
normals. He deplores the fact
that Louisiana has not sufficient
number of qualified teachers,
which forces the employment of
a class of teachers who have not
sufficient training to teach.
He thinks that it would be to
the advantage of the State should
they add the normal feature to
the Southwestern Industrial In
stitute at Lafayette. Then the
qualifications of the teachers
should be increased.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
Friday, June 26, 1908.

From the present outlook 1t is
very probable that John Mitchell,
the prea; labor leader. will be the
Democratic candidate for Cover
nor of Illinois. In that event the
Federation of Labor will play a
prominent role IN the Illinois
campaign.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

The man who buys a plat CT
ground on which he can build a
home, is wisely investing his
means. 1t will not wear out with
age, nor rust, nor corrode. 1t is
likely to increase in value. while
it is property that it is handy to
own and still better to live on
permanently. Save money and
bug home.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

In the recent primary in Georgl-,
the defeat of Hoke Smith, the
present incumbent, by Joseph M.
Brown, for Governor, has caused
widespread comment. 1t is stated
that the attitude of the Smith
administration toward invested
capital is the cause of his down
fall. Evidently the masses of the
country are everywhere doing
some thinking of their own aad
are revolutionizing methods in
their own interests. 1t is healthy
sign to see the people exercising
their sovereignty as moulders OF
government policies.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
For District Attorney.

We are authorized TO announce the candi
dac, of Mr.. CAS- MOSS, of winn parish, 10
the Office of District Attorney, composing th'
parishes of Caldwell, Jackson and Winn, sub
iect TO the action OF the voters in the Democra
tic primary.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

We are authorized to announce Mr.. c. =.
THORNHILL, Of Caldwell parish. as candi-
date for the Office Of District Attorney OF the
9th Judicial District, subject TO the action oil
the Democratic primary.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Judge Fifth Judicial District.

TOR JuuRe f"'" S1
We are authorized TO announce the can
didacy of HON. GEORGE WEAR for re-
election as Judge of the 5th Judicial District
subjec to the action of the Democratic Party
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26
The Famous Co. OF Monroe

This mercantile firm of Monrt Q
has won for itself. in this section,
a name for fair dealing and excel
leney of their stocks of goods
and they never fail, when they
have something special to put o.,
the market, to let their friends
and patrons know of their bar
gains through the columns of Tie
Sentinel. This compliment is ap
preciated as they are the most
successful advertisers in the
country AMI know where to
advertise.
We advise our patrons to read
carefully their advertisement on
the eighth page of this paper this
week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-26

All the latest magazines and period
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
&reosmpbe.

Nortb 0afota &reos holoer -
ON SUB bill - lit 6oraarsmpor
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lens @mne.)
@mne for ltng6omsm6oet Spit
Dag @~ftermiO6ag: 1 Sim. 6, 12.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
&nifim, Mebr.

Genner no ober bele @merifa
og liot lengerel interesierer S
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eQers fan ri fife faa SOB til ct
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ben inOifrenfer &orrelponoancen
til, bpao Der bar almin0eLig Sn-
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ifal Ri bel blanoe % i11o / prtpate
Soils Anliggenoer.
Seq bill ioa begpnoe meo Clint
ningen al bort Iorsmgoe, ga ieg
bpl0er Sroet: r9eoor @noen er
goo, er aIting eoot". Spis ieg
fllifer RET, bar oct beret meooelt,
at ot pau bort @arsmeoe peotog
at bpgge til &irfen, men bporleoe5
og bpao Der ifnl0e bpgges, funoe
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bleo iaa uoiot til oen 5. Se6r.,
cg bet blcb bo belluttet at iette
Ell 8pgning UNDER Spf6reIie af
SterreIie 1890 til bper SIDE Of
ben gantle Strife, iooIeoes at oen
faor Sorm at ct &ors. - Snopen-
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ceiling, ga gIa1tring bar biit
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hpgge ct 8ofement cirfa 3O13O,
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ignore Sil6pgning inb UNDER BET
Salbe at ben gamIe Strife, bpis
Sfib er 40928 foruoen &oret.
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rummelig Strife? - Sm ri MI fife
fploer BEN til fi6fte 8Ioos UNDER
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18

Ono fan itpre oct lnaleOes, at Be-
res Stemme fan trGne at falbe
for en- GOD Sag. 9en iampittigbe0s-
fulOe Stemmer, Der 0ripes al
SunobeOenS og HetfGrOigbe0enS
9lonO, % JON bar 6eOt @uo at
@iertet ON at maotte faa Ben for
n0Ore GisOom til at femme rig
ti9t, ban bill fno &roft til at
moOpirfe BET on0e % pna iamme
3iO beforOre set go0e fremo0.
Den enfelte &pinoe, Ser frDg<
ter @u0, iaapel BEN eltfelte Man0,
FER ingen Stemmeret bar, fan,
naor ban frpgter @ll0, pe0 ONT
gGitgelie pirfe ioule0es poo oenL
Der bar Stemmeret, at 0e pi( fao
mere 9llpor iltO / Stroet til at
6anOle meo, nnar set lua gpl0er
&alg al ErGiiOent, &ongresmGno,
GltDernorer, Gountp0omeI e eQer
andre Gmbe0smGno 6ooOe Sc It6rre
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-18
9nugersnpO / a}noieu.
6OrbulOcne / Santaliitau.

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moa Di ogiaa income Sen for pore
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l1er S%antbaliltan. @aa mango Ste
Der bar BEN aaereOe begDnot, boor
0olf, Iom fan arbejoe, faar DR.
hel0e at 9fegertngen peo at graoe
Gdrnme o.i.p., meoenS Sc, Ser err
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bolO gratis. Man bgrer fife iaa
GGloen at 6off ndr-oF Su=ger fife
ret lan8t fra SantbaIiitan.
Gen egentlige aIminoelige SUIT
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9pnoe ienere END 6e6r1or. Gege-
llrGen ggr nSie l1nOeri6gelier / Sc
forifelige 9iitrifter. Ser bar oq-
ioa peret en- Wagtitrot / Dor Seer
beO, lom bar unOeriggt, % ban
til fomme 6er til Sl1len for at bsre
bpao ri bar at ftge og roooe til.
&an bprer til SontboliItans Sea
hcotItrift.
Serit og fremmelt moa hi biplps
DC fattige &riItne. Ser er fife mor=
&c tblanot S%ontbolerne, Iom er Io1
nelbapenoe, OF Oe fan bielpe fla
lelp. Sg bpiS bi Ter SeGninger, Iom
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pjplpe.
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Misiionen faar gooa Gent.r at Dem
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oere og tno6ringer it5rre oorlige
Genter.
ga Sbebaben fife fan mere ems
b9re Jig bette &ar, og oa BET BIZ
blibe bonifeligt at faa &enterne ino
bette Iar at Misiionen8 @oos,
lea mac Ri be0e Oem al bore Gen=
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Ienoe SiGlp for Sungersnsben, faa
ri fan faa BET ieneIt / @noen al
6ebrl1or.
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s(ar biz S bape let, at Ri bar beret
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me os til SieIp / Sungersns6en.
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ingen nopei til at forbinore Sun-
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