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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
O'Quin & Gibson.

Sometime since Mr.. j. L. o.
Quin bought out the interest of
Mr.. X. X. Gibson in the firm of
O'Quin d Gibson. Mr.. ,O'Quin
built himself a magnificent resid-
ence which has just been CON-
pleted and his family comfortably
located therein. Mr.. Gibson had
msde several trips looking for a
location, going to Texas, South
Texas and points in Arkansas, and
returned to Winfield. On last
Monday he bought back his inter-
est in the business of O'Quin q
Gibson as well as the splendid
residence of Mr.. O'Quin. and will
continue as manager of the busl-
ness. Mr.. O'Quin, we are sorry
to say, will leave Winfield for
Lake End, where he will take
charge of that large property. We
regret losing Mr.. O'Quin and his
interesting family. He retains
his interests here and has the well
fare of this section at heart.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
VOLUME XIV
Annual Conference.

The Annual Conference OF the
.,..ho.list Episcopal Church.
s,,,th. took place this year at
/, ,..v;Ile. Vernon parish, on last
r.doesday. Dee. 9. There were
t.sr delegates appointed from the
/. acadia District, and among these
!, clark of the Court p. X. Abel.
of the substantial citizens OF
Ninn6ell.
:. this Conference the several
sisters are assigned to their
fasrent pastorates for the ensu-
!. YEAR. 1t is not often that a
.,.,ster is returned to his same
>h.rpe. except on the earnest
.,l,citation of the members of his
..,orecation. The pastor In
dkarge here for the past year Is
nav A. S. j. Neal. He has made
-s.s warm friends in Winfield
!. h;s earuestness, conscientious
discharge of his many duties and
IL resl in expounding the truths
4 the gospel. Wherever y" m =
5, assigned. If in = ne" asii, be
x;Il carry via h'." ..c bs>t = cd
x;ll of his corrrrg'tion and not
- the respect ami IricI'i>h p OF
: great many of his new friends
an are not connected with his
church. lie can never he aught
,.,t aseful, no Iuatter to what
Gid be may be assigned.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
MAJOR WILLIAM A. STRONG DEAD
Prominent Newspaper Man and Con.
federate Soldier Passes Away.

DIED in Winfield La at 125 m Friday, December IL,
1908, Major Will A. Strong aged 50 years.
The deceased was born at ST. Maurice September a.
and in his 62nd boy when the
he served his faithfully and during
of Company D. 2nd Louisiana Cavalry After
to his home I the role of useful citizen
active particpaor the affairs of life among citizens
Hence he has made his mark along the of time.
As citizen of Winfield and Managing Editor The South
Sentinel he has contributed largely growth this
His life has been of usefulness and benefits his
He the beau ideal of the Southern Gentleman kind
and conera for his friends he the
hospitality gentleman manner born
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
To the Public.

On january 1st / will remove
to my new Offices in the Bailey
building on Court street, fronting
the court house square on the
south, where / will be better
equipped to serve the dental
public.
Every piece of work done by
me is under a strict guarantee
and my practice is confined ex-
cluslvely to white patients.
Wishing you all a merry Christ
mas and happy New Year, l am,
Yours sincercly,
/. d. NETTLEs,
na7-lm Dentist.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
Special Holiday Rates.

The Louisiana & Arkansas
Railway will make a special rate
of one and one-third fare tor the
round trip between their stations.
except between their stations In
Arkansas where the two cent rate
is in effect. Selling dates, De-
cember >22nd, 23rd. oath, 25th.
3Oth and 3lst, 1908, and January
lst, 1909. Final limit, January
5th, 1909. For further informa-
ton ask any l.. & A. agent OF
B. S. ATKINSON.
Texarkana, Ark. :
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
Attention Stockholders.

The attention of the stock
holders of the WJun Parish
Farmers Union is called TO the
notice elsewhere, to pay up their
subscription to the capital stock,
at once, or execution will issue to
force the payment of same.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11

The Famous.

This welf established store il
about to remove into more com
modlous quarters and is offering
the entirs stock of goods at re-
duced figures, The Famous. has
already established reputation
for quick sales and small profits.
customers who need anything in
the line of goods offered may
rest assured of finding bargains at
this notable goods depot. Read
the advertisement elsewhere.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
Notice.

All OF the stockholders of the
Winn Parish Farmers Union &
Go opeI ative Association, Ltd.
who have not paid the balance
due ON their subscription tn the
capital stock of said Association,
are hereby notified that the courts
of 'ast resort having finally de-
ci.led that the Stockholders of said
association were liable for their
unpaid subscriptions, that said
subscriptions must br paid at
once and unless the same is done
executions will issue on tie judg-
mcuts rendered and suits will bc
file.! against all those not included
Ia the judgments already obtained.
This notice is given for the pur.
p3se of saving cost To the stock
holders. Mr.. 5. ID. Stennis, DR.,
of the firm of Grishani & Stennis
of Winfield, La. is authorized
to collect aud receipt for all sub
scriptions in the name of the
Receiver. Please call on him at
once and make settlement and
save costs.
HENRY BERNSTEIN. Atty.
for j III. Williams, Receiver.
dll-lm.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
City Tax Roll.

The city tax roll of 1908 is com
pleted and filed for use. The
citizens of Winfield are notified
that taxes on movablesI are now
due and payable and to call at the
Mayors Office for settlement OF
taxes of 1908. o. U. PAYNE,
Tax Collector.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
0'Quin & Gibscn.

1his we'll known firm il offer
= pme rare holiday bargains.
= rerder to tighten their inventory
4 prefer TO the public some
prices in all lines Of goods.
pooners will find it to their
nntage to call at this popular
- and purchase their Christ
= applies. Attention is direct
3 their list of p,ices in this
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11

He leaves wife aud several children to his untey
death His remains will be laid the family burial grounds
ST. Maurice, La He prominent member of the Masonic
Fraternity Knights of Phias and Locomotive Engineers,
Few there have been in the active pursuits OF life VINO
left prominent marks of his usefulness Gentle knd
socabe always ready do good There have been few men
active life pubicay useful his friends and the
icai type of the Southern gentleman.
family a husband and father, his sisters
loving brother his friends Gods gentlemen How deep
the all words
May comforted in their sudden afictlon
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
Church Services.

Rev. T. G. Randle will preach
in the, M. Z. Church next Sum-
day morning and at night. A
cordial invitation is extended to
ell to attend.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Mr.. n. c. Sewers of Flat Greek
was In town on Monday.
Fresh Cranberries and Celery
every week at Wood Grocery Co.
When O'Quin 6 Gibson say
sale you know what it means.
Mr. Ed Westman and wife, of
Whitford, were visitors to town
on last Sunday.
Remember Red Cross Liver
Medicine is TasteleSs and the
best made.
w. T. Hudson, of Montgomery,
spent Sunday in town among his
many friends.
Don't miss the great pre-in-
,entory sale at O'Quln & Gibson.
Hon. j. b. Roberts, of ColfaX,
has been IA visitor to town during
the present week.
Holiday presents for everybody,
big, lite, old and young ut W.
A. Mashaw's jeweiry store.
IL to "a the biggest selling
event in Winfield. Go to O'Quin
& GibsOns.
Among the many visitors here
last Sunday was noted the pres
ence of Mr.. &. k Jones of Dod-
sou.
Fresh IN j .stic and star break
fast bacon and pigs feet at
Woods Grocer Co.
DIR. +. j. Rhomer, of New Or
leans, we'll known in this section.
was welcomed here by his friends
on last Sunday.
Remember the sale at O'Quin
& Gibson's, December IL to "a.
Mr.. j. NJ. Collins and wife, 5.
Nj. Collins and DIR. j. I'll. Landrum
of Chatham, spent last Sunday in
town as guests ut the City Hotel.
All next week lots of ladies
suits at O'Quin & Gibson's.
Mr.. r. G.. Webb, of Monroe,
was a visitor to town Saturday.
and pail a call at the Sentinel
office.
The celebrated Oliver Filming
Candies at Wood Grocery Go.
Try 1t.
Hon. G. p. ThornhiIl, OF Colum-
bia. arrived last Monday, and
assumed his duties as District
Attorney of this District.
/ Drink Crazy Water and be well
and happy.
Rev. A. S. j. Neal left Tuesday
/ to attend the Conference of the
Nj. Z. Church. which convened at
Leesvllle on Wednesday.
A new lot of ladies' suits at
IO'Quin & Gibson. They are on
sale too.
Hon. Fl. HI. White of Alexan-
dria arrived Monday, and is one
of the visiting attorneys attending
the present criminal term of the
District Court.
Don't forget to see Mashaw's
l;ne of holiday goods before you
buy elsewhere. He has the goods
and at right prices.
Everything in the store of
IO'Quin & Gibson Is reduced IN
price.
Mrs. NJ. f. Machen and Mrs. j.
I'll. Hart went to Alexandra on
Saturday, on account of relatives
and returned Monday.
It4is noticeable that those who
eat Cranberries freely have few
ailments. At Wood Grocery Co.
! Mr.. George B. Spangler, OF
Shreveport. was a visitor on Mon.
day. Glad to note that he is out
again after having been treated
for appendicitis.
The sale is now going on a
,fO'Quin & Gibsons.
.Jodge Ben p. Edwards, of Ar
ca,lia. was welcomed here las
Sunday by his host of friends
/ ~k&..I fha naoonn
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
Musicale at Opera House.

The following musicale program
Mn he rentlere ON Tuesday night
Decemlwr 18th. at the Opera
IIr.,sr hy Winfield tairn':
Duet. Flute Piano, Chas. Gibbs
sad Nellie Gibbs.
Solo. piano, Miss Lowery.
Ouartctte, vocal, Misses Craw-
ford, Williams, Shaw and Colvin.
Solo, piano, Miss Bozemsn.
Solo, vocal, Miss McGintv.
Oasrtette. Piano. Misses Wal.
lace. Sewers. Allen an, Wasson.
Duet. piano, Misses Moss and
Sewers.
Solo, vocal, Miss Crawford.
Duet, violin-piano, Nellie Gibbs
ond Mrs. Gibbs.
Solo, vocal, Miss Randall.
Eecitstion, Miss Long.
Solo, piano. Miss McGinty.
Dues, piano, Misses Mccain
and Crawford.
Solo, piano, Miss Wasson.
Quartette, piano, Misses Low
~, Allen, Wallace and Sewers.
The HEAVENLY TWINS. :"
Go. W. Barton-Herbert Robin
s9a.
Tom Jackson-Clabe Terrell. -
Mss Samantha Brown, Prin-
eipsl of Mss Browns Select
Echni for Young Ladies-MIss
1rltie Durham.
Nl~s Snnhronia Brown, her Sis
0r-Miss Mamie Sutton.
Mrs. Pruf. Baton, mother OF
0pnfge and friend of Miss Brown
--h,ss Nancy Long.
Helen Clark-Miss Efiie Shaw.
Adele DeCpurcy-L .aSe Is lil-y.
(Girl Chums in School)
ta Observation-Disclosures Jones.
hn Cole-Mary Dale.
ls jeneings-Lorena Walker.
- J0hnson-Caiiic Long.
91fls In Miss Browns School. }
enjtor-Mr. Cism Durham.
sleetiye-Mr. George B. .zeman.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
NUMBER 35

read the page advertisements in
this weeks paper. They will give
you an idea of how cheap our
merchants are selling goods.
L. G. Randle, Jr., announces
that he has all the latest papers
and periodicals of the times. Call
on him at the Post Office stand.
Just received nice line of post
cards. Call at Randle's News
Depot at Post Office. d11-1t
The officials of the Rock Island
Railroad system visited this place
last Sunday in special train of
ears, on an inspection of their
Southern system of lines.
Last Tuesday Senator r. W.
Oglesby was presented by his wife
with a beautiful 1O-pound baby
girl, Mary Elizabeth. The happy
parents are congratulated on this
bright addition to the family
circle.
Call on your grocer for Special
Run Flour il you want the best
-four in the market. +. K. Nor
gan & Co. d11-lm
French Opera Coffee, the popu-
lar drink. Why? Try it and
see. Wood Grocer Co. IF
The David Pierson Camp No.
1868, u. G. V. met last Saturday
at the Court House. but for the
lack .. quorum. adiournni until
first Saturday in January, 1909.
If you win the prize at Mashaw's
jewelry store you can have yOnr
choice of the pun,h II bowl, ladies
or gents solid gold watcl.
Mr.. J. +. TuIly. of Crowley.
who has not been in town for Sc =
eraI years, dropped into Winfield
last Saturday. and complimented
tine Sentinel with a pleasant visit.
Get a Full siz = Bottle of
Smiths Kidney Cure Free at
City Drug Co.
1t is thoroughly gratifying TO
learn that Mr.. Gabe O'Malley is
recovering from the effects of his
recent injuries, and it is hoped
that he will soon be able to be out
again.
Hon. George Wear, of Colum-
bia. was promptly on hand Mon
day morning and called the court
to order for the regular December
criminal term. His many frien9s
were glad to greet him once more.
Don't fail to get a chance on
the $500 Cut Glass Punch Set,
or Ladies or Gents Solid Gold
Watch at w. A. Mashaw's Jewel
ry Store. Call and get particulars.
Mrs. T. f. Wade left last Mon
day for Shreveport, and will pay
an extended visit to that city as
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
G.. A. Ravanno. She is wished an
enjoyable sojourn.
Excellence" -four gives uni
versal satisfaction. Wood Grocer
Company.
There are others, yes, but only
one Crazy Water.
Woods Grocer Company keeps
on hand fresh cabbage, onions.
sweet and Irish potatoes, toma-
toes and Kalamazoo celery.
Mr.. W. o. Galloway, after an
absence of a week, returned last
Monday from trip to Arkansas.
He reports a most deplorable
condition at Pine Bluff from the
effects of the high water and cav
ling banks.
FO'Quin 6 Gibson, the cheapest
sale in town.
Rev. William A. Role, of
Mansfield, preached 10 the Pres
byterian congregation last Sunday
most interesting discourses. The
members of this church have Sc
cured his services, to preach the
first and third Sundays of each
month.
Mems clothing mighty cheap
at O'Quin & Glbson's.
Mr.. j. w. Boyett, Jr., returned
from New Orleans last Saturday,
and left on Tuesday for Arkansas
on business connected with the
Farmers Union. He reports
that arranpements are being per-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
Sheriff Sale.

81 Sheriff Sale.
ceo W. No. 1870, @. c. Taylor. Fifth
E1l District Court, Parish Of Winn,
State Of louisiana
- Of . writ OF FL. Fa- issued by the
- nth Judicial District Court and 70
80. have seized and taken into my
- and viii offer for sale to the last
~ bidder at the door OF the Court
Dthe town of Winn6eld. Winn Parish,
20 the legal hours Of sale on
ndsy. January 10th, 1902
91ng described property. setssd ia
= writ and ali costs. to-wit:
Block Is, as described h oecono
g Dodeon, Ia.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
To the Public.

Dec. IL, and continue until Thurs
day, Dec. 81, 1908. Owing tn the
great change we will make in 10
cation after the first of January,
we have decided to close out our
entire stock rather than to move
them.
We advise every lady TO attend
this grand Removal Sale as this
will be the greatest bargain event
for the year 1903. We feel that
we owe the good people of this
section this sale for the liberal
way in which they came to our
relief when we were ABOUT to be
closed out this fall. 1t is an evi-
deaf fact that had the public not
responded SO literally to The
Famous advertisements we would
not have been here for removal
into larger quar- ters where we will
be able to serve you better. We
are determined to reduce our stock
70 \ minimum and we will do our
utmost 20 give you the best bar
eaint you ever had in order do SO.
See the b,g al of rare bargains ON
another page and don't fail to
attend.
Thanking you one and all fol
your liberal patronage in the past
and hoping to merit . share OF
the same in the future we wish
one and all . Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.
Yours very truly.
THE FAMOUS.
j. IsRALsKY. Mgr.
The store which has made Winn-
field merchants hustle. the store
VIII .re you save your hard earned
dollars.
Watch rs sell 'em out during
sa'' s''-' e O'Qpu . Gnsos.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-12-11
n. Il. Fisher Dry Goods Co.

This long established dry goods
emporium is offering some special
holiday rates on their large and
extensive stock of goods. Pur-
ohasers will find some rare bar.
gains emporium and will do well
to enquire at their headquarters
before purchasing elsewhere.
Scan the line of goods offered and
the exceedingly reasonable prices.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-02

1t is indeed strange that the
Monroe City News did not &C.
cept some of those advertise
ments which it claims were so
anxious to get into some Mon
roe County paper even at doub-
lie price. We had no offers of
any such advertisements for
the reason that the people who
have the placing of those ad i.
vertisements keep tab on the
newspapers which carry saloon
advertisements and those which
do not. The DEMOCRAT has re-
fused to publish advertisements
for liquor dealers ranging in
size from the small one carried
for weeks by the Monroe City
News last summer tc whole
page advertisements. Couse-
quentIy the people who place
this copy knew they could not
get into the DEMOCRAT, but
they had good reason to believe
they could get into the News.
On the other hand the DEMO.
Graf has carried a w. G. T. U.
column for a long time free. In
this local option question there
are good people who favor 10.
Cal option and there are others
who are good citizens, favor
temperance, are christians, who
do not believe that local option
is the best remedy for the evil
of lntemperance.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-02

are being made stronger as the
days go by. Perhaps you do
not believe this Study the
question honestly and candidly
and you will see that it is only
too true. If the great mass of
American citizens are slaves to
the giant trusts and monopolies
and are not as we'll cared for as
we're the black slaves cared for
by their masters. because the
owners of the black slaves had
money invested in them and
their death or injury meant a
pecunlary loss to the owner;
not so with the slaves of today.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-02
Death Of John Elliott.

John D. Elliott of 525 South
Eighth street, passed away this
morning at 1890 o'clock at his
home after snort illness of but
one weeks duration. Death was
caused by pneumonia aud fatty
degeneratious of the heart, with
which latter disease he was af-
fiicted for some time. After be-
ing stricken with pneumonia his
condition ~apidly became worse
and no hopes for his recovery
were held out by the attending
physician.
Tue deceased was born in
Rails county, Missouri, IS years
ago and bad been a resident of
Quincy for the past seven years.
He travelled tor the Gem City
Produce Co up to the time when
be was taken sick. Ae is sur
vived by bis widow and two
children, a son. John o. Elliott,
of Quincy, and daughter, Mrs.
W. o. Hunter, of Lorraine.
Mr.. Elliott was a cons stent
member of st. Peters Catholic
church, and was also a member
of the Modern Woodmen.-Mon.
days Quincy Herald.
Mr.. Elliott's mother and two
sisters reside In this city, where
he resided tor several years.
The body will be brought to
Monroe this morning and after
the funeral services at Holy
Rosary church, the remains will
be laid to rest in the .consecrat,
ed grounds OF the church.
John had many friends in this
city who will miss him and his
jolly good nature.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-02
Federal cOurr Criticised.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March q.
John A. Knott, chairman of
the Missouri State Board of
Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioners, caustically express
sed himselJ today concerning
the recent United States Su.
preme Court decision in the
railroad rate cases. He said:
II think the decision in the
Minnesota and North Carolina
railroad rate cases is an infam.
GUS one. There is no use for
states to pass laws regulating
corporations if they can be
nullifed in that way by Federal
courts"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-02

Manager Bradley of Dubuque,
Iowa, states:
"Texas Sweethearts played my
house Saturday matinee and night
and gave the best of satisfaction"
Manager Falk, OF Pontiac, Illinois,
says:
Texas Sweethearts did big busis
Dess in spite OF severe rain storm.
1t Is ANAL company, especially Alan
Villair, Lillian West and James
Sylvester, who gave us a rare treat
in good acting"
Manager Beth, OF Watertown, Wiz.
consin, writes:
"Texss sweethearts played to the
capacity here last night. The play
and the company gave the best salts.
faction"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-02
Anniversary.

With this number the Monroe
City DEMOCRAT takes up it's
twenty-first year of work tor
the upbuiDdiug of Monroe City
and the country surrounding
During fourteen of these years
it has been under the present
management and we have at all
times worked for the good of
the community as we saw it.
Doubtless we have made mis-.
takes and so has each one in the
community.
We thank the people for their
patronage whether in the form
of advertising, job printing, for
subscription or borrowing some
one elses paper when you are
too stingy to subscribe.
In the future as in the past
we will work increasingly for
the good of Monroe City and
the country surrounding and
ask the hearty cooperation of
each aud every one of you. The
better our patronage the more
good we will be enabled to do.
Advertise in the DEMOCRAT,
have your job printing done
there, subscribe tor and read
the DEMOCRAT.
Thanking you for past favors
and hoping to merit then in the
future we remain
Yours
THE EDITOR.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-02

The recent capers of the Mon
roe City News, which tor weeks
last summer carried an adver-
tisement for a local saloon man,
remind us very much of the
thief who to draw attention
from his own meanness and try
to injure an innoncent party
ran down the street crying:
stop thief"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-02
White -LaHdrum.

Miss Nell White, one of Hun
newell's charming young ladies,
was married Sunday evening to
William Laudrum, the brides
father, Rev. Robt. White, ofici-
ating. Her brother, Pritchett
White and wife and Miss Maude
Evans of this city. attended the
wedding.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-02

DR.. Keith. the noted special
st of Hannibal will be at the
Maddox Hotel, in this city, on
Friday, April Ord. The Doctor
comes here by request of his
many patrons in this vicinity.
Chronic cases especially solicit
ed. Don't miss this opportuni.
ty of consulting DR.. Keith. All
examinations and consultations
free Of charge.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-04-02

The man or woman may be
fashlonably dressed 10 high
priced clothes. but they do not
create as good impression, if
the shoes are not nicely shined,
as does the person in cheaper
garb with shoes polished like
Joe, at Streams barber shop.
fixes them up.