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The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-14

Remember that when the Stomach
nerves fail or weaken, Dyspepsia or In
digestion must, always follow. hat,
strengthen these sarne week inside
nerves with DR.. Shops Restorative.
and then zee how quickly health WiII
again return. Weak Heart and Kidnay
nerves can also be strengthened with
the Restorative, where Heart pains,
palpitation, or Kidney weakness b
{ound. Don't drug tie sfon1ck, nor
b wrong. Go to the csuse q theso
Sac siiI nsryss With 81. Dr. sSoep's S RssScfS-
xs tsss ~Il IN surely asi Ell Ell for ssIs s. s
ssoss Co, Bsfsea.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-14

Emil Draws, the well known Hough-
ton decorator-contractor, was in L 'Anse
Friday, where he came for the purpose
Of passing upon the cost and the secur-
ing Of the contract for the decorating
and painting of the church at the M.
E.. Mission.
We are informed that the contract
was awarded to Mr.. Draws, and that
the work will be entered upon within q
few days.
Mr.. Draws will be remembered IS
having had similar contract on
L'Anse M, e. chuuch and the results
obtained thereby were Of . decidedly
satisfactory nature.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-14

Matthias Hansen returned Monday
from Duluth where he had been for sew
eral days taking . course In the art Of
embalming.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-14

1t is some time since THE SENTINEL
has been called upon to record list Of
deaths such as appear below. During
the past week there seemed to be
general in-pour of sad intelligence con-
cerning the deaths of many former res
idents as well as present ones and it is
with considerable degree of sadness
that we chronicle the list.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-24

congratulated that Georgia without having
been arrested or shot
trip through Alabama merely osuound the mountains
found plenty them rough country Striking the
Georgia line Caoon found splendid roads to Knoxville in
Crawford county where the mpeded progress From N
Valley good Through Wilcox county to
Mill the smooth ouy where the sand
Deep Fitzgerald encountered the most dis
graceful apologies had thousand miles,
Henry driver in the South and theluck
all the being dashed pieces but brought
splendid through good shape With heavy load he damaged
springs the roads but with the exception OF
smashed lamp with which he ramed buggy the ShebVe Pike
his automobile not disfgured
People alike Ohio Kentucky, Tennessee Alabama and
Georgia. they are easily frightened by the
they the excited drivers ofsae mules
waved expected thesta
and sell the machneWe learned that not as
trouble with negro drivers the
oad They always took of their teams without mishap or diff
;ulty.
Dogsg Dead dogs! We killed cart always
verage the 80 miles wenear always
and then chicken fell victim to the habit OF hest
a Geese goats sheep quick enough and nothing uncr
about their movements.
would bearested and fined county
kentucky Tennessee cautioned against the speed
labt in Ohio 1t A history
without of the kind We made the trip
until reached the incorporate msof Fter
lid.
Cadillac Thirty great machine handsome comfortable
touring good all of We do not believe
this has been beaten considering
carried passengers baggage e. A. Burk
driver A. Fane mchancian JOS Burkhart passenger and
J. e. Mercer, pilot
The car shops after its
petion and handled of the kind before
The record stands for itself
j. E.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-24
Under Canvas.
Friday, November 9th.

Phillips Pavilion Theatre, whiel
will hold forth for one night, FRI
day, Nov. 81, on the lot near thl
postOffice, WILDE the scene Of ths
dramatic production entitled s9N
Arizona" interspersed with sing
ing, dancing and musical specialties.
The performance will be accompa'
MED by the company's own superb
orchestra, which will make repletx
this pavilion theatre fitted up II,
grand opera house style.
This musical feature also Include
IL "Cow Boy Band" which will 81
heard in two free band concerts al
noon and at 7:30 p. m. ON the
street
The popular prices of admissior
adults Soc, children zoe, viii
doubtless add the final inducemenl
for a packed tent to witness the
play seldom seen outside the largo.
cities.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-24
Paper Famine
Is Imminent

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 21.-A
special from Appleton, Wis, says
that unless altogether abnormal
weather conditions prevail practl-
cally throughout the United States
between now and the new year,
this country within six weeks will
face a series print paper famine, &C
cording to the judgement of the
largest paper manufacturers of
Wisconsin.
The conditions in the paper in
dustry it is said have never been
so dubious and the constantly de-
pleting of the water power streams
throughout the water powerstreams
throughout the paper making DIS
trict is adding daily to the threat
ening aspect.
Several weeks ago the manufac-
tnrers were declaring that lack OF
rain would soon make wood pulp
worth it's weight in gold. Today
they are claiming that even for its
weight in gold wood pulp in a few
weeks more will not be obtainable.
Washington, Nov. 21.-The
tariff schedule on pulp and print
paper was considered by the ways
and means committee of the house
today. Thirty six witnesses have
signifed their intention of present.
ing the committee with information
on the subject. A number were
heard today and probably it will
be necessary to hold another night
session tonigt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-24

The Agricultural Committee of
the Business League met at League
headquarters Friday afternoon at
4o'clock and organized permanent
ly for the coming year. Mr.. a. G.
Justice was elected secretary of the
committee and several matters Of
Importance were discussed.
This committee already has under
consideration the establishment of
a county farm for the convicts and
for experimental purposes and they
propose to push it through, giving
the county commissioners all the
assistance possible to make it q
success. The committee ordered
the bulletins of the Government
and State agricultural department
sent to each member and they will
make a special study of these and
other literature bearing On their
work. Later on, they will eDdeav-
or to introduce new ideas into the
agriculture of the county and they
will make special study of the
best plans to induce farmers into
hecounty. The committee apOint-
the first and third Tuesdays as
their regular meeting days, to meet
at League headquarters at 4 o'clock
in the afternoons.
At five O'Clock Friday, also, til 9
committee on conventions met and
perfected their organization. Mr..
J. G. Glover was elected secretary
and the first and third Wednesdays
in each month were selected for
regular meetings, at five o'clock
in the evening at League headquart-
ers. This committee will do all
in their power to bring every de-
sirable convention which meets in
Georgia to Fitzgerald. They al
ready have one big convention on
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-24
Douglas Won
G. & F. Ry Shops
Over A Number of Other
Good Towns.

And Douglas won the big Geor-
gin & Florida Railroad shops. This
announcement was made in the
last Wednesday night, after the
meeting of the Director was held
in Valdosta. To say that it is of
fetal would not be exactly correct,
but we have it from people in au-
thority that the matter was left to
3. L. Bemis, the Vice President,
and that he has made the factpUb-
lie that Douglas will be selected as
the location. In fact, Mr.. Halle
hurst has already been on the
ground or site selected with sur
veying crew.
They matter of going to work on
the big buildings is buta few weeks
or, as soon as the force of hands
can be brought together. The re-
pair shops of the road are now 10
Gated at Millen, and they have
been entirely too small to meet the
demands of the road and work has
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-24
Committees Of Business League Orgdl


hand for next spring-thc con
tion of city and county officer
the state. They will devise IN
Of entertainment and other thi|
in connection with their work
is likely that this committee i
endeavor to get a large auditor
built in Fitzgerald for the en-
tainment of conventions.
Both the Agricultural and q
ventions committees were enthl
astic in the anticipation of u
work and they start out with
prospects.
The members of these commit
are as follows:
AGRICULTURE
e. N. Davis, chairman;
Fl. M. Warren,
A. G. Justice,
j. G. Boney,
Ell. A. Pickard, Il
Bernie Foil,
ID. B. Null,
r. V. Bowen,
j. B. Seanor,
w. M. Mccormick,
Marcus Luke,
CONVENTIONS
E. P. Searcy, chairman,
j. A. Selby
Alex Schmitz,
T. M. Griffin,
J. N. Norris,
Walter Wilkerson,
W. L. Stovall,
W. r. Paulk,
J. G. Brewer,
Wesley r. Walker,
J. G. Bush,
r. B. Fletcher,
J. G. Glover,
The members Of these commits
are requested to cut the list Oftk
committee and keep it for referer
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-24

got to get under Roadway right
away.
Several cities were making bids
for these shops but Douglas had
the advantage from the fact that
she was best located, and other
reasons not given out. The officials
of the road who reside in Douglas
are well pleased with the selection
and no doubt but that their recon-
mediation had a great deal to do
with the selection.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-24
Bales
Ginned 1903 Crop
This Is Compared Witt
7,300,665 Ginned Same
Time in 1907.

Washington, Nov. 21.-The cen
sus bureau bulletin issued this
morning shows $3.50, 563 bales,
counting round as half bales, gin
ned from the growth of 1908 to
November IA comparedwith I, 300,
665 for 1907; S,563,256 for 1906
and Z, sol, 1870 for 1905. Thepropor-
ton of the last three crops ginned
to November IA is sc per cent for
1907, $500 per cent for 1906 and
71.5 for 1905.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-24

Mr.. 81. A. Burkhart, wife and
son left yesterday for Savannah
where they will attend the Saces
tomorrow. They left about 4 p.
m. in the new Cadillac TnlrsS time
will make the trim i''0
and good shape
,, And Mrs. G. a. Winslow
left Thursday night to1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26
HoRTEssE NIELSEN.

Miss HOrtense Nielsen. an actress
of whon much will he heard n the tn-
ture comes TO The Wagner Opera
House on Dec e il tie powerful
modern drama "a Dcsrs House, hy
Henrik Ihsen- Miss Nielsen has wor
great praise 5 Al exceptionally gifted
delinsator OF TIE fsmaie characters
n Iesezs great drama
Her rendition Mora II = Dolls
House Is particularly mentioned as
\ consumnata work Of art and Rs
tinEuishss her As an Intellectual
force FAR in advance q anv actress
who hzs attempted this difficult role
TO SIT under tha speT 81 the art aus
perzonziity O. this splendid actress Is
siwzys : great privilege hut 10 vii
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26

version o. the great drams. with 3
ven chosen company OF unusual
strength. The famous central figure
Of the play. the blind orphan. Louise,
vii Be acted according 70 al the
traditions Mss Ciaxton established.
In placing this revival OF the mso.
successful play q modern times before
the public this season. Mr.. Conrad has
been governed BY a determination TO
avoid the mistake Of trying % use
some gzrbled adaptation which de-
stroys the strength ard beauty of the
play and removes from he actors the
inspiration O. the Kate Claxt0a yer.
sion. Mr.. Conrad says that there are
doubtless thousands Of persons il this
country vho believe that they have
seen the ~Two Orphans. but really
hare not the version they saw hav-
ing been only q travesty on the real
great plsx as written b. Dinner and
PLAYED b. Mss Claxton. Mr Con
rad helieves hat these thousands
would ike 10 see the play as Miss
ClaxtOn. during her most brilliant sea
son. Ehen Januschsk vas in her CON
pany playing the Countess played Il,
and he has therefore secured this an
tho-ized. genuine version Nr. Con
rad announces q special equipment
q scenery. costumes and other details
required for q careful presentation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26


he people of Washington are reo-
pls from sii parts q TIE United
Stafasa In 3 limited degree fheg are
people from every corner y ths worid.
Bur The fozeigr-bo-r poauizfioa here :
nor ss large IN proportion fo the Ia
sivsborn ponalztioa As if Is In E4zT
Other cities II vas il 1888 o1ly -
Per ce1r il ccErzrfsor wfrh - per
ceuf. Tor New Eork ISL per cent for
Boston. sfs far Chlesgo. SzS ne- cezt
f1r Phz1a5elphiz- 1s4 per cent ta~ s.
Louis and Is5 per cent Tor Bzltinore.
On The oEker hzzd. ozlr 4f4 ler cen-
81 nzrivesoEn Wsshi-grozizns were
born IL the District of co11nnGa whLle
-t7 per cent of BzitiEc-e's pozulz-
non are Nar7is15srs- sas a Posters
reopEe born u Massachusetts. $ ef
Sew Torks people born IN ne Ezpfre
state. znd s5s q PhzlazslpAia'x peopze
hSrn Il Pe.zEylrs1fz These rsrcenf-
ages sh0w a striking cuzn pzrsson wfEA
ths Wzxhingroz perasztags. she's ths
saree f0rsiEn-e0rn peEEaztfoz q Bziri-
more. Boston. Phil16elpkis aaa New
Tork az6 fhe sEzE f7TeSgn born poSa-
Ia-soE e Wzshizgrcz are tzker snfo
c01xideTatf0n- chzrssHsoz- s C. a.
s1rax : mack mere xtrfEizg e1-zzrs-
son 70 less thar So o< IL t-knb-
itants are lsaE1ves ss Sozrk C1-cafaA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26
How One Dsetsr successfully Treats
Pre1usniz-

IN treating pne1nozis. SAYS d.
" y Smith q Sanders Ala. The cnIy
remedy use for the lungs i Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy. While, O. coarsa.
] wouid treat 0-her symptoms with dit-
fersut medicines / have ussd fhIs rsn-
cdr many t1nes In mx medical pr2c-
Ice and have yeg failed TO fin1 q case
where Z has lot contTOlzed Eke troable-
I hare usad t myself. = has also ny
wife. fer coughs znd cosds repeatedly.
ard I VII most willingly ard eNeerfus-
y recommend Il Rs Superior to Eny
ether eough remedy 70 ny iEouEedge.
Fo- sale y Al druggists. DkW
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26
Pleasant sltna,I.n-

Clintonville. this county. had sew.
ersl thrills Of nervous apprehension
on Tuesday Of last week A driver in
the employ OF a torpedo firm started
Of vith . ioad OF 20 quarts OF nitro
siyeeFine. and when a short distance
from the barn stopped got o1 his
wagon and started an argument with
a bysiander. The team became fright
eued and started 70 run. bur had noi
gone far nnfil the front wheel uf the
wagon struck an iron support Of q
perch Al street corner and the
horses stripped themselves from the
harness. leaving the wagon. with its
load Of condensed destruction. stand
iRx-On City Derrick
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26

In The tropics Of Mexico. where tor
rental rains fail parf O. each year.
raincoats are very necessary par
OF mans apparel Owing @ the II
tense heat which prevails In the SUE
uer season the ordinary rubber r4in-
coat cannot be worn A rzinp-oot
-asf IS Tsfs fram native grasses sH8
s Norn - Re men of he middle sat
uHHsr re The grasses are Eurer
eiese c-hFr and It is impossihss
tor 'he ran So bazf through hen, ~
matter hgV hard TIE storm mar =
some ni these coats sre made wifh q
hocd whieh projects ne bead ss sell
A. she h75y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26


gun. The up-iOdaie method does away
vith the preliminaries- Cut OF he
green peel from the citron and cut in
slices about an inch thick Remove
The seeds. then slice IN squares OF any
fancy shape desired. AI.ow 10 each
pound Of citron three.scurths of q
pound of sugar. one lemol and a small
strip q green ginger. PM the sugar
N the preserving kettle with water
70 make a sirup. and when boiling add
the citron. a clipped yellow peel Of
lemon. taking care not 70 SCI in BIT
or the bitter white pifh. then the
lobes o. lemon. cut In thin slices. and
he ginger Cook slowly for several
hours until tender. then add a
sprlnkling OF raisins cook until the
rSisins are pulled. then pour in ster-
Hired cans and seal A couple Of
fresh peach leaves added 70 the sIrup
sAile cooking give . fine green color
10 the preserves. bur should Be re-
moved before putting IN the iars
should you prefer the old-fzshioned
preserves. here are directions for
their making: Peel and core the cit.
ron. cut Into strips and cut the edges.
soak over night IN strongly saited Va
ter. II the morning soak IN
clear cold water. changing until fresh
ened. Parboil ten minutes In water
vith a teaspoonful OF powdered alum.
Drain and weigh. To every four
pounds OF fruit allow three ponnds Of
sugar. q lemon. an 0rnce OF preserved
or candied ginger or an ounce Of
green ginger root boiled In a pint OF
water until its favor has been extract
q. In this case use the water In
which the root was cooked as well as
the ginger. Make a strip. allowing =
Pint Of water 70 each pound OF sugar.
Bell and skim. then add the citron.
cooking gently until clear and tender.
Drain the fruit from the sirup and put
on plates 70 harden.
In the morning cut the lemon In
thin slices and cook II water 10 cover
until tender. Put the strip on 10 boil.
adding the lemon and water. II not
bitter. the sliced ginger and the cit
ron. Cook until thoroughly heated.
aud turn into Jars and seal Rzisins
seeded and cooked in the strip may
Be added II desired
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26
oNE or THE REAL COOP ONES.

Pzzyx C genuine merit deserve :
euraial greeting aud enthusiastic sup
ncr1. and oEf al tkat has been said
afc-s he new prediction Of the Two
x1rpanrz. hy Fred G Conrad. Is true,
eAs engagement At ne Wagner opeza
Buzs. Frsazv. Jan !, shOuld he one
- zks naozt gratifying q the season
- 81 concerned = his production
ar. conrna has combined azyansage
aF EAs oalv authorized Kate CIzxton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26

ness her performances of -Sorz- i
4 Dolls Ho1ss IS ore & tie znsi
nenorahIe essats n the expresses
ct : fhezter-g0er
An excellent c2st Of capable pgar,
ars VIII suPpo-t Hiss Nielsez il A
Doil's House sn6 eTerE play-gssr EAa
las 3 real interest II al tAzt pertains
q higher arans. ths artistic szz IL
sellsrtuzl win not fail q witness this
perf0rzance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26

building costs the government ss.25o.-
he interior construction Is vel
under way. The furniture has been
contracted for at So. 900. That means
n round numbers. something Ike
$500 for each of the suites OF two
rooms Moreover. there is a big sub
vav between this once building and
The capitol through which the sena-
tors can travel without exposure 70
inclement weather II Is among the
possibilities that ruhber-tired jannt.
ing cars. driven BY stored electricity.
will be run 10 and FRO FOR senatorial
convenience.
Architecturaliy the building Is an
ornament 10 that legislative corner Of
the federal city But it is much more
than that, for the marble pile stands
~ next 20 the last 70 b completed
before the magnificent square Of pub.
lic buildings % Capitol hni vii be
reality. It will easily be the most
splendid group OF imposing public
buildings on this continent and. it
may BE-. in the world
The capitol. which had cost sis..
500 200 up 10 1886. and which has
been renovated a. an expense of
sIoooo0 more since then. occupies
the western side OF the square. u
does NOT fIl 10 the whole Of the space
by any means. but looms forth IN The
midst Of The capitol grounds as the
most notable OF al the many public
buildings in Washington. Some time
the east front Of the old portion OF the
capitol building may Be refaced with
marble. so as 20 improve the archfsec-
turai appearance and symmetry. That.
Il is estimated. will cost 81 .2e0. 900.
Otherwise the capitol. which has been
8 growth in construction for about a
half-century. IS wellnigh completed
On the south side Of the square
stands the neE house once building
Of marble Il cost ss.1o00oo. L zas
opened 70 the representatives with its
sao rooms. last December Workmen
are stiu putting finishing touches upon
It. including outside treatment" Il
Is almost al exact counterpart. in its
exterior. Of the senate once building.
which Is directly opposite, but On the
north side and outside O. the capitol
grounds The house building fronts
o. 3 street south. and the senate
building on B street north. as the
streets are called II Washington.
Il Is : distance Of four city blocks
between the two. That Is TIE width
Of the capitol grounds. Skirting ere
hzf q the eastern boundary q The
grounds is The library of congress.
claimed By some 70 BE tie most beau
tffal building O. its size IN the --orid.
II cost ss.Soo. .000.
The last structure contemplated for
The square Is 4 temple OF Justice.
which Vii probably cost st least
s5.oo0. .ooa nore- Il is 70 occupy 4 great
square tust opposite ths Southwestern
hzK C the capitol boundary. and Il
must De : counterpart cf the library
ot congress Speaker Canrou ard
Senator Hale, supported By friendly
sentiment IN both branches q cor-
gress. are supposed 10 Be eontempist-
ing Al appropriation for that neE
building AZ the coming session nov
thzt the senate once building is con
nIese6
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26
lSot UntiD
THURSDAY, Deeerher =

Tncse E1zny szxeFsS Weed 4 Ward
wflh Is helpers. mostly girls. present
zng tat Tatu-FruEti Muziozi Ton.
Fuolry Two Nerry TrzEps. With
Mzsic. mirth sn1 neiody. load iong
lingeriHg iuzghz. Alss fan fzss and
f1riozs Prizes Is. S. = ard Tse
w@ 19-74-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26

A misssozsrv zeaeoaexs n Liberia
las edited IL nzsire dzalae< : sook
eonzzinzEg Ehe Ter CoE-zrzEszrz
he Apostles Greed the 6oxcaogy and
Eaz1sr o. ths bzst-kzowa hynza
ne b1ok Is 1os c1sv ths 7rzt bsok rus-
azshea Il the 5fs1aer ers tn4 @rxs sur-
csssfzI zFtslEs 10 mzks i ~riE1sz
arg 1ee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26
CLOSING UP SQUARE
GROUP or PUsLlc BUiLolNos
NEARLY COMPLETED.
When Finished. National Capital VIII
Have Mosi Imposing strue-
turea on This Continent. "
Not IN ths Worid

The doors of q
new luxurfo us
once building viii
sNing open for %
United states
senators on their
return to Wash
lngtOn In Decem
Der. The last
stone has been
set in the monu
mental structure
Apart from many
costly furnishings
and fixtures the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-26

water until ten
der and gre@.
then in clear "a
ter TO extract he
taste Of the alum
and lastly IN cold
water 10 crisp Il
before the pR
serving vas Be-