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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-08
Will BE Held BY Council Al
Adjourned Meeting To-
morrow Night.
LICENSE STILL AT $1,000.
Appropriations Amounted to
About $3,4OO For the
Past Month.

The City Council met Friday night
and devoted most of it's time to rou-
tine business. postponing the election
of officers and the granting of saloon
licenses to an adjourned meeting to-
morrow night.
The appropriations were unusual
ly heavy, as some contract payments
were due. The bills paid were: The
November budget $266.21, City
Light Co., street lighting for No
yember, 1884 %; Water Co., bill for
six months, $2,400; Gus H. Moore,
Jr., three bills for contract pavement
work. SAT Is; Woodbridge & Co.,
team hire, 500. Chairman Galbreath
reported the payment of q street
bonds, principal, premium and inter-
est amounting to $11, 619 67 and the
report was accepted The bonds
will Ne destroyed in open council
tomorrow night. The Corporations
Committee submitted a written re-
port in the matter of the private
sewers ordered closed last fall, pro-
testing rgainst the transfer of the
private sewers to the Hopkinsville
Sewerage Co. The city claims that
the rights conferred were revoked,
were non transferable and that the
pipe lines left in the streets belong
to the city. The report was ordered
to record as basis of future action.
An order was made directing the
Street Committee to have an accu-
rate measurement made of the rail
road mileage including sidetracks in
the city, of the sidewalks, granitoid.
brick and cinders, and of the streets
improved and unimproved. The City
Engineer will be furnished with as
sistants and the work completed by
the meeting on Dec. 10. On the
suggestion of City Engineer McClaid,
the sane surveying party will locate
boundary lines and establish perma-
lnent markers for the city limits on
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-08
CHURCH CASE.
Argument in c. P. Suit Be-
fore Court.

Arguments were heard last week
in the court of appeals in the noted
case of the Presbyterian church Of
America against the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. At the Ken
lucky Synod of the latter church
held several weeks ago in this city,
a committee was appointed to attend
the hearing of the case at Frank
fort and several ministers and elders
were present. among. theinumber
being Rev. A. G. Biddle. of this city.
1t is not probable that decision
will be handed down before next
March.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-08

all Ades.
The usual reports of officers were
received.
The City Attorney was directed to
draft an ordinance renewing the
liquor licenses for another year at
present rates. The saloon license
was again fixed at 81 900, and pro-
vision added that a saloon can occu-
by only one room under one license.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-08
WOoDMEN OF WORLD
Elect Officers For the Ensu-
ing Year.

Pearl City Camp, No. 5, Woodmer
of the World elected officers for the
ensuing year, as follows:
Will Williamson, chancellor com
mander; Garland Jones, A.V. Lieut..
Tom Torian, banker; Max J.Moayon
Waterman; Cecil Woosley, escort
Harvey P'Pool, sentry; Cline Hay
don, clerk; G. H. Champlin, Robert
West and DR.. A. H. Turks, mana
gers.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-08
EIGHT CONFIRMED.
Bishop Woodcock breaches
Two Strong Sermons.

Bishop Woodcock preached at
Grace Episcopal church Sunday and
and his sermons were among the
ablest and most eloquent discourses
he, has ever delivered here. At night
a class Of eight new members was
confirmed.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-08
To Tax Payers.

Under the present law am re.
quired to levy on and sell property
for all unpaid taxes. You will please
settle same at ouce to save cost.
]. M. RENSHAW, S. C. C.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-08
Assignee's Notice
To Creditors.

All creditors of M. E. Nolen, as
signed. are hereby notified to file
their claims, properly proven, before
me, at my office in Hopkinsville, KY,
on or before Dec. 10th, 1908.
JNo. B. RUSSELL, Assignee
of M. E. Nolen
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-08
Nine Students Come Home.

Henry and Jack Sites and Joe
Slaughter, Of this city, and three
young men of Pembroke-Trabue,
Williams and Pendleton; and three
young ladies-Misses Alice Radford,
Frances Pendleton and jamie Gar
rott-have returned from George
town College. The school adjourned
until Jan. 5th, on account of an ep-
idemic of typhoid fever, caused by
impure water. Investigation show
ed that the water from the "Big
Spring" was contaminated by a
leak in sewer pipe.
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ScdjsSisiGbrigcs @cidGftS- 1n6i.
lGum.

@biIa6eIpbio q, ga, 2l. Oft.
- nit Dem bcutigcn Gage tonntc bic
bicli0c bcfonmte ocutide 9uNhol0.
llur9 bon Soldier & &OroOi ouf eit
Observation-Disclosures 5uriidbIidrt.
0as 8ei6Git muroe ont 20. Cftobcr
1913 bon &rn. @rnit Sh0ter aus
9rip5ig gegriinoet. Sm Sabre 1851
trat Sr. Hltoolpb &ordoi, Ser I'M
pprigen Sabre bierIelbIt ueritorbclle
ihmci5eriiAe &oniul, Ser 6irmo bel.
ipc(dc icitocm Ocn 6irnru.9tonlcn
Sh6fer & aorobi fiibrt un0 iih lett
Dem Sabre 1851 in ibrem Be0cupdr
tiDcn @eiG6itslofol an Der Gdc scr
A. uno @ooo- Strobe beiinoct. ltoh
Dem i'm Sabre 1873 eriolGtcn (o0c
bes @riinoerS ging Die 6irmo in sic
&6noc beS Srn. &orooi iibcr. Ger
lebi0c Snbaber lit Sr. @oltcr u.
Sh0icr, Ser ein5ige Sobn bcS 8rijn.
oers.
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gcrmiidjtc tclc9rapbiidjc Ecpcidcn.

Ger piermoitige Shooncr nGor.
ric i. @ron'on" bon Wipitic, Gonn.,
lueld)cr Dor 5pei Iobrcn umpcitSittle
Hipcr oll Ser aiiitc BON Siio-Garo.
lima ltronoete. lit nod elmer propiios
ridden aoliaterltng micocr ilott &C.
iporbcn iuto nod gt%orfoIf ms God
gcrod)t lporoen.
Sn Souannnb, DO, bottc1 lid
6llBballip;clcr inter Die grobc Sris
biilc gciliidtct. neil H%cgenluettcr Gin
qctrcten mar, oils Elm bcitigcr Winb.
itoB Den gun5en Ban 5llm Ginitur5
brndtc, mobei @olter Werner lebens.
~sei1brlid) uno % onocrc Spieler
lcidJtcr pcrlebt nurocn.
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SdDiffsnndlridJten.

9tem Oorf, 81. Oftober. -
Der Gompier n5eutonic" lit Don
Soutbompton ongefommen.
9lbgciobrcn no Die Camper ,Woll.
rctanin" no6 2ipcrpool, nScconic"
no6 Soutbampton uno nSceana"
nod Reopel.
Eonoon, 81. Sftober. Ger
Tompfer Weioba" lit Don Nem.Yorf
eill9etroiien.
Bremen, 81. Sftober. Scr
9ampfer ,arpnprin5 8ilbcIm fubr
nod Hen.9orf ab.
Ter 2ompier .garboroiio" troi
Don Hcp.Dorf ein.
Elp M o II +, q. Sftobcr.-Ier
Gompier .WaieItic" lit bon Nep.
Dorf bier eingeloufen.
Soutb IN y 0 II, 81. October.
= Ger Iampfcr yIbriotic" trot ole
9feiie nah HeD-Uorf an.
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Sutcrciiantcr 1SunS.

@rcut6ulls Mont., 81. DIT.
5n Sen iiiolid pon Glasgow,
Mont., 9cleBcnen ab9onOS lit burdy
@ormm Sronn Don Ncm.Dorf, Der
nit Dem b%orti9cn american Mu.
ieltm Of NotilroI Siitorp" in Serbii,.
Dung itcbt, ,boS Sfclctt zines Dor.
hiitoriid)cn Sbicres, meId)cS cine
2Ingc bon 40 SUB mo cine 60bc
bon . 6ltB bot, geiunocn morocn.
Ter SdGbcI bcs SbiercS ollei1t picgt
1000 &funb. 3oS 6oiIil lit uod)
Ncn,9orf %geionbt porben. SctSs
8chn EfcrOcgeipormc morcn crforber.
lid, unl bnS llngctbiim nod Der 81
Icnbobn 5u iobren. 9roiun f%loiiiiis
jirt Dos 6oiiiI oils ein oSpronnoioil.
rms Hcr" ODER o&0nig Der SourIcr."
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@lisiarO in Mpntnnn.

Suite, Mpnt,, 21. Gftobcr. -
Iurf eincn beitiQen Stltrm iiebt iih
Butter bette ppQit6noig pom Trobt-
ucrfebr nod) Dem Noroen uno Weltell
obgeld)nitter. itnO aus Oem 0itlid)ct
Sbeile bes StouteS miro ~gclneloet,
baB Der 9obnperfebr ollrd Nli55aros
rcr508crt miro. Scrmltblih lperbcn
OurdI Den ,%rngcwobnlih 5citigen
ShnreiaQ pielc Shuie ltmfommnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
IbfaBrtstagc Der E5cau e Camper
run Nclusyurf.

BON HciuzYurf.
Nm %. DIT. 0ompicr ,SuOoic"
noh &onrc.
Nm %. Oft. Gompfcr Settle"
n0d Siperppol.
Nm %. Sft. Compiler .Gorpu.
tbio" nad) Gibraltar mo Ncopcl.
Nm %. DIT. Compiler yGcltjGj.
lano" nod Sonlburg.
Am -. DIT. Gnupfcr n6ricOri6"
llod Nrcmcn. m
.9lrn %. Oft. Compiler Is. 5. Gict.
gen" nod appc1bngen.
9llnf24. Oft. Sampler rEcnnipl.
poniofjblad y0ombur8.
Nm "a. Oft. Gonpfer yGroou.
lnnO'1 tundJ. SIutipGfpuu. '
Nma2a. Oft. dGompicr DMimnc.
opolis~tRo6 9on6on.
PM q. Oft. aGantpicr o4biloocI.
pbio" nod Solttbomptor.
PIN "a. DIT. Gumpicr nGolrm.
bia" nod NlnSguw. y
Im 24"Sft.1 Dompier ,Trin5ci,n
Srenc" no6 Gibraltar mo Ncopcl.
Nm "a. Git. Eonpier u@enc5io"
nod Ncopcl unO Wtorieiac.
Am 81. Oft. Gnmpier ,Gcci(ie"
nad) Bremen.
gn 81. Oft. Gompicr vNem.Nm.
Iteroom" nod Hottcroom.
PIN 81. Oft. 0ompier .9icginn
o'Stulio" nod Neopcl luto @cnuo.
An %. Oft. Gompier rGcuiouic"
nod southampton. ..l
Am %. SIT. Gounpicr uYropcncc"
no6 SABRE. .r
}ln %. Oft. Camper Baltic
llod) SiOerpool. r.,r
9lm %. Ctt. Ganpicr yllltonio"
nod 9icapcI mtO IricIt.
9lnt %. Oft. 0onlpicr .Scaio
SloO" nah %aOpcnbogcu.
glm 30. Oft. Compiler yGuriiirIl"
nah Bremen,
am 20. Oft, Compiler u9lmcrifo"
nod Sombr1.
Am 81. Oft, Compiler Goro.9[nlc.
rifo" nod 9icopcl mo Wcruio.
Nm 81. Oft. Gonpicr .5urncliia"
nod @lo30om.
Sim 81. 0tt. Gompicr ,Gompo.
Mo" nod @iucrpooI.
9lm 81. 0tt, Gumpfcr st. Saul"
nod Soutbompton. .a.s
am 81. Oft, Compiler y@inncton.
ia" nah SonOot.
PIN 81. Cft. Gonpicr gStolio"
,lta6 NeopCl.
Am 3. NoO. Compiler .Sambur9"
lln6 @ibroltor uno Hcapel.
am 3. Noo. Gampier yaronprin5
@ilbelm4 ned Bremen.
am 8. 9toO. Compiler .Tpnoaln"
nad lGotterNom. is6l
9fm4 Hop. Gdrlpfcr 81. @oib,
ingtonnIltdd NcdpcP llilo SricIt.
NmIl?tHoD. Canrpfcr v0%lliitanio"
nod o~iucrpool. '7tlif
9tm 4. Sion. Gaitpfcr .9(oriotic"
nod Soutbompton.
9(m 5. l}oo. Iompier .Ge6ric"
nah 2iperpo0l,
sfm 5, 9}oo. Gompier y2orroine"
nod Sambur1.
9lm Z. 9}oo. Compiler ngretoria"
nod Som6rrG,
am Z. Noo. 1ompfcr .Gretic"
nof @ibraltor uno Hcapcl.
am Z. g}oo. Compiler oaonioin
2oi,iice nod Gibraltar uno Neopel.
sfm Z. Nop Sampler yNcm.gorf"
noH Soutbomoton.
gm Z. Ioo. Compiler vMeiaba"
nod 9onbon,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
Nnflaar acacn ,1niurlcnbicb.

9bico6o, SQ, 81. Otto6er. -
@cBcn Der Gntmenoung bon Solo.
mon 6. Yonea aus Nem-9prf 8ebo-
rigcn 9iomonten int @ertbc BON
$4,000 murbe bier Die 9lltfIo1e &C.
6tn 5oItrr' @tbtgr' crBbbth, lDtlder
in ct. 2ollis babel crtoppt moroen
mar, ME er cincn Sbcil Der Stcii,c
III o~criilber1l pcrilthte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
Ser ontioeutl6e 9opcptt
in CHINA.

Ellington China, q. Sftobcr.
Ter 8olucrneur ser Gropin,
S6ontlrng lit SIT elmer Stoolspliitc
bon breitagiger Ioller bier ongefoml.
men. Sem griheincn miro ols bod.
lpidtig bctroftet, bo cine 20ilng Der
ans Der neueren Oeutidfeinbli6en
Stromung erruofienoen Sdmierig-
fetten IN Der Sdpebe lit.
Ger d)ineiiide 9opcott 9caen bic
Samburg-a merifo.9 inie oebnt iih
jebt aid anf aobe unD Songfona
aus, uno Die Gage miro als geiGbrlid
bctradtet.
q euer arafebI in M aroffo.
Wabrih, 81. Sfto6er. = Ser
ariegsminiitcr bat Gin amtlidJes 5e(e-
gramm aus WeIiQo, Moroffo, erbot.
ten, nit Ser Melhungj bab aGe Stiff
Stdmnlc iid) erboben uno pereinigt
baben iino 9oies i'm edible fiibren.
Fnris, q. Sfto6er. = Sier Gin.
getroffene Hadribten meIben bon ci.
mem nellen @efeft, Dos IN Woroffo
ltattgefunoen bot. Cine fran5oiiidc
abtbetlitng mar Dor ieds Sogen in
Der Ndbe bon Wonbgerie ourd) cine
araber.S foar angegriffen poroen.
Ger 6eino puroe nit einem @erluit
bon IA 5ooter 5uriidaeidJlagen. alli
fran5oliifer Seite fielen bier Monll.
anr5e aabeIbepefen.
.er7 Sn Garis bat Ole @ermdbluns
pom 9rl. Nataliei S~nsrabam, 5odter
oes Ridters @earge G. Guardian
aus 9em.yorf, nit Sieutenant Bern
aro Cutreuil itattsefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
Mns 9cutidlanb.
Gin5n9 ocs &rin5cn Nngnit @ilbclm
nno icincr 9rant.

aaiicr @ilbelm's oicrter Sobn b1lt
@oh3eit. - @rui Zeppelin nil
bclttc ciren Slug nit Ieincm
ncltciten 2uftiHifi pcriuden, =
@ablreform . Geripredulgen in
prcuBiifen 2onotug. - NrBer.
gctpobnli9e aGltc in allen Sbei.
len oeS GeidcS. = Ger ilnge
Shirt Otto pot, 9ismord otf ser
@eiIerultg. = grofinllng bcs So
II N.EA.l-LS =. G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
Sctraths-G icenScn.

Iobcrt ". Sbcrmoh 20; Scnnic
VI. Strlct, 10. NppIifonr - .. :.
@enncr, Nr. 2506, O%It-9iOoleItr.
Nrtbur &. Sropm %, Gbeltcrtopll,
YPb.; @clcn S5onlcn u.
Gominid :. Gn0olL 30; Morgorct
3. StropcI, 81. 9lpplifont - Gonicl
Guqon Nr, t72, GoIpbiuItr.
@illiom s. 6%recbur9cr, q, pr.
1912, Golumbio-@lucnnc Aunic Y.
@idS, 90.
@iuiom 81. @bitc, 81; Gau 2.
@ooGmarO, 90. gpplifont - 2lrtbur
Sc. Sbiplp, 9lr. 1921, Mooiion.9(pc.
Chin 9. &are, 81; 9lnno &. Scr
ger, 20. Npplifont - GbnrlsS 6.
@eiSmon, Nr. 2228, Oit,2onpaleItr.
2oui3 6. ,Soffmon 21; Carrie s.
&incmonn Is. Npplifont 6roE
@roce atnemnnnj Nr. fl, OitrSom.
burgltr.
SoncS G.Worgon. 27; Bertha Otil-
Ter, q. NppIifout - George ". Pip
pei, 9tr. 100, ct. Ecteritr, '
@iQiom 3. Mtcacmicn 80; Elllio
g. Butler, %. Applifont - r%oiep6
=. GconS, Nr. 1905, t.2erington-
StroBc.
Somucl M. @oQ9ner, 90. Mr. 1927
8ougbItr.; emma Sobn, 81.
Eetcr Wortin. 26; Nnlo @loIi %.
Ipplifont - u. Wortin, Nr. 1923,
9ccoturitr.
S6omo8 u. Gopinoton, 63, @itt-
tucr, Gltlpcpcr, 90; %codp e. Nc.
WltQen, As, @rccn.GountD. GirNinio.
Gbmin S. 2ofcr, 80; Norqorct Nc.
3onobue, 81. Tpplifont - Yotrid
g. Gpcr, Wr. 1886, G%oncor0itr.
Sobn $. Shnri, 81; Caroline s.
Scnlp, 81. NppIifont - q. &. Mn
tbeion, Nr. 1917 Norb.Gorolincitr.
Sro :. Siiion %, Milo, 9'ortblm.
bcrlnn6.GomtU, So; Carrie g, sect.
ncr, %. liilo, NortGun1bcrlnno.Goun.
tn, 90.
6rc>crid s. Biol, 2G; 9lmic NJ,
anciliuq, %. Npplifont - :. g.
&neilinN, Oar. t5i1, Norp.0 on0itr,
grtbitr Is, @roOlcn, &c, Nr. 220S,
WtoincsS Str, Nihnlono, 30; Moric
Is. @oopcr IS. Nifmon0 ga.
@ront u. Guole, 81, Buffalo, Nclp
Oorf; Sauna .. Smitb, 20. }Lppli,
.font - Chandler e, Smith, Nr. Is,
@citG GoieItr.
Charles 6. Moorc, ~, acid)ic0cll;
@crtrlGc Gufcr, n, GaicottG itp.
Npplifont - Mobcrt g. @lcn. 9tr.
t71O, @oocDcor TIoce.
Siooc g. @o9ort, "a, Scr. Stootel,.
Sdiii vMerictta"; Gli5abetb :. Mot.
t1aipS, 90. Npplifont - Z. 6. @il.
ion g. StsSdifi .Marictto".
6ronf Is. @ittfoisfp, 81. @ittmer;
McQie q. GorOarL 60, gcrfelcp.Goun.
III, ga. Npplifont - Charles Nobin.
ion, Stonu Run.
@orrp &. Iop. 80, @ittmcr, I5re.
%bcridablra, 90; gpo g. So0fins,
80, fredericksburg, go.
Nnton @oI6bcd. 40, Nr. Sl4, Siio.
S%6orpitr,; Gliic @6b, %, a0In,
Gcutidlono.
SbCacp Surtin, 40. @itttuer. Nr.
1918, EntnpscoItr. Nnnie ". @oseQ,
81.
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SaarautGnc gcgcn Srnlcnpeit.

. o it 0 II, Mtuii, 81. Cftobcr. -
Sdmmtlide nit Dem pom MitteImeer
uno Den Nt5oren bier eingclal1ienclr
0nmpier ,Homonic" ongctommcncn
@inDonoerer, 1913 an Der 3obl, iilo
untcr Guorontdnc 9citeqt moroen
ols 8oriiftsmuBrcGcl gegen Die Gin
idlcpprlta ser 0culenpcit.
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bes observation-disclosures geplant
Triibes @intermetter.

Der @inter pl0bli6 ielncn Gin5lg ge=
bolten. Son iibcrau Der mcr0ct Ir0-
ite gemcloet, 9lltf Den Bergen liegt
Sdnee. Ger sroBte SbeiI Sdle.
ilen's lit in cine ipciBe 0edc 0cbiiut.
Gin 10 foltcS @etter, mie es 0eqers
luGrti9 p%orberrid)t, lit icit nrcbr ais
pier Sabr5cbntet nid)t I'M Mtollut OF.
tober 5l rcglltrircn ~9elpeien. 9aS
thermometer idmonft 5lpiiden I uno
10 8roO 8obrcnbcit inter Dem Sc
fricrprunft.
Die bittcrc &Gltc bot fitr Die Grne-
rcll aloIicl Der 9cu0lfcrluug itmere
llnbilocn im @cfol9e. @ielcrlpGrtS
rcgt iid) bereitS sic i~pcrftbGtige Men-
Ihenliebc INN Der Moth 5u lteuern.
Inf Scr 8ciierung.
Sm @cfinocn ocs iitngen SiirIten
Otto bon 9iamorf lit, Ialtt belttiger
tele9ropbIlher Mlclbulg aus Hegcns'
burg, crfrculifer @eiie eineg9enoun9
sum @cIlcrcn cinqctretctt. Der &na'
be bate in 6olqc Ser nit iciner Ilt'
iuclcllbeit bel Der @olbaQo. Seicr Der
bunoc1ct Strapo5en uno Der por-
hcrrldcnocn groBcn Sibc cine leld)te
8cbirncri6ilttcrlutg erlitter, mic bon
dr}tlider Seitc ccnitotirt miro.
@cnn bic @eiierlrna in Dem biSberi-
gcn WtoBc iortidreitct, miro Der fIci=
ne Eoticnt in ben nG6iten Strnoel
nod) SrieoridsruD bef0rOert iperocn.
f6nlcll.
Cent? d oic8al-
anmtrrcn.
&ot ofii5ioicr Settle miro iibcr
ouS mebrerp0bnte antmorti6rci0cr
nes &oiierS 8ilbelm olli &oiicr6ruu
&oiepb'S 9riei, in pelfem BON scr
9lnnerion 9osllic1's uno Der Serge.
COMMA Wtittbeilllng getnadt mira.
NnfidluB 9egeben. &oiicr @ilbelm
bot barnad) Dem g~rciien Serri6er Der
0oppelmonorfie polite 9iiuoniB.
trelle 5ltgeiihert, God moro feinc
miIitGriidc llntcritiieung perlpro:
d)ell, neil bicic blird Den %beItcbc16en
&ertrog bcreitS gcregelt uno porlGu.
fig nnnotbig lit, r.,
@uS @icn miro iibcr Die 9alfan.
Situatior allf telegrapbiidem @egc
Gierbcr gemeloet, BOB ole oireftel1
%crbonolungen 5iuiidcn SeItreid),
llngarn unO Ger Giirfei I'M beitcn
3ugc Icten unlb cine Ginigung NIT
boiler 9eitintmtbeit erlunrtet meroc.
y oloniol = Sn ltitut eroff.
da~ tah.ri ,,a. AN ct. 4..~rt', q" 4"( d
Inter cntipredenoen 5eierliffeiter
lit IN Som6urg Dos &ploninl SnIti-
tut croffnet moroen. Scr Staatsies
fretar 0cs HeifS &oloniulamtS pere
trot BET Der @%elesenbeit bic 3cgie-
ring: Ser 3tpef oes Sl1ititutS lit oie
0cmeiniainc gorbilbu1tg pon 9caln-
ten, Die pom HeihS . &olouiulonltc
an oos Snititut i~iberipicien merOen,
mo bon onbcren Yerionen, Ole in sic
Hel'tldcn Sdubge6icte 81 geben be,
abltdtl0en iotuie ferner bieS6afiung
elmer GentroliteQe, in Der iif aQe mil
lenlhaitliden uto nirt6ihoftlihen
~folonialen 9eilrebnmgen con5entriren
fonnen.
Sic obIonco Gpiio6e.
Gic ~aolniifc 3eitung" lGBt ii6
ilbcr Die nellciten Observation-Disclosures
acknowledgment 5lpiihcn 9cutid).
LAM ullb Trnlfrelh pe@rtebnlen. 9o5
rbeiniide Slatt erflGrt, oob cin for.
lncler @oridIng, ben Goioblonco-
3piIdenfol eitem Sd)ieosgeridt Ill
it1terbreitcll, llift ergnltgcn iei. God
Ieicn oicSbe}iiglide 9eiprednlgen
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-12
Keep Your
Bowels Open
A Safe Certain Home Remedy that is Sold
By All Druggists

A fact any doctor will verify is that
constipated people suffer most from dis
ease Regular bowel action Is absolutely
necessary to health People who are
constipated either part or all Of the time
must use something to make their bow
els move. This should not be a vio-
lent purgative or a cathartic that merely
tears its way through the bowels empty
ing them of waste matter for the time
but leaving them In a weakened state
that prolongs the constipated condition.
DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin Is an easy.
pleasant. natural laxative that removes
the waste matter and establishes regular,
daily movements without pain or grippe.
Children and delicate women should
never be given strong physic for II not
only weakens the bowels but the entire
system. DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
serves as a tonic and an aid to digestion
as well as laxative that is certain in its
effect upon the most obstinate old cases
and vet safe and pleasant for a baby.
With the FIRST few doses the Ill effects
Of constipation, such as dyspepsia, indi-
gestion. liver trouble. biliousness. fatu-
ency, sour stomach. sick headache. bloat-
ed stomach. ETC., quickly disappear II
is a remedy that should be in every home
for every member Of the family at some
time has need of a safe. sure laxative.
Mrs. J. c. Cooper, Chicago, III. writes:
st use DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin for
myself and family. I keep II on hand
constantly. as find 1t to be a most pleas
ant laxative and Is all you claim for It"
Sarah J. Houser. Eureka Springs. Ark.
SAYS: ct would have been dead had II
not been for Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
II is the best medicine / ever used for
constipation, Indigestion and biliousness."
NJ r. .Zerkel. Troy. Ohio considers IL
the best known laxative for children.
We are glad to send free sample to
any one who has not used II and will give
II a fair trial Write today to. Pepsin
Syrup Co.. 3o5 Caldwell Bldg, Monticello.
Ill An druggists sell 1t at SOC and s1.oo
per bottle.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-12

hosts who have preceded him and
obeyed the summons.
In battle great. In peace SUBJ
lime. In death undismayed.
Hero, soldier, citizen, history
will illume the pages of his record
with its brightest epitaph. and
accord him a worthy niche In the
temple of Fame. There have been
none his superior, there will never
be another his equal.
Though the comrades of yesterdays march
are not here
And the sunlight seems pale and the branches
are scar;
Though the sound OF our cheering dies down
to a moan.
We shall find our lost youth when the bugie is
blown"
"For Northern knows, as Southron knew,
That never wars demoniac breath
Hath smitten with immortal death
Mems hearts more valorously true"
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-06-12
STATE GLEANINGS.


The session of the state board
of Equalization will convene in
Baton Rouge next month to hold
its sessions. w. Nj. Wallace of
Winfield Is chairman of the
board.
Monroe is up against wave of
graft. A resolution was passed
by the city council to investigate
the reported ENLIGHTENMENT of
fares by the conductors of the
street railway lines.
The Red river tidal wave
reached Shreveport Wednesday
night and the river began to swell
rapidly. The result of the June
flood will be ascertained when
this reaches the public eye.
The anti,gambling bill passed
the Senate last week by a decisive
majority. The bill prohibits gam
bling even in private houses, but
allows playing for prizes other
than money.
The Oslesby bill in the senate
prohibiting the shipment of
LIQUORS from a wet parish into a
dry was called up for passage last
week. but was recommtted in
order to make its caption conform
to its provisions.
The assessors of the state have
perfected permanent organiZa-
ton to secure remedial legislation
from the legislature. They are
asking relief from the law passed
at the extra session and that the
former commissions be restored.
As the time for the meeting of
the Red RIVER Improvement
Convention approaches, the in
terest increases. 1t will undoubt-
edly be the most important river
convention ever held in the Red
river valley.
State Senator Nugent of the
twentieth senatorial district, died
ut his ,home i'm Alexandria on
June 4. He had. never taken his
seat in the Senate. having become
i'll before the general assembly
convened.
BY an agreement of the OPP
posing factions. Catahoula parish
will be divided amicablv under
conditions. The new
parish will be called West Cata-
houIa. 1t will be entirely hill
land and jena will probably
become the parish seat.
Mr.. Dauterive of Iberia gave
notice of bill to tax bachelors.
One day last week he desired
leave of absence to 60 home,
which was strenuOusly opposed
in the House, but when it was
learned that he wished to get
married all opposition was
withdrawn.
DeSoto parish is making won
ierful progress in improving the
public roads by utilizing the Jail
sentence criminals in improve
ment of the highways. Work,