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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
Cleveland Forgery

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Cleveland Forgery
The Cleveland letter is an admitted
forgery by the man who wrote 1t and
sold it for 5000, and there is some talk
of sending him to the ponitentiary for
his crime.-Ventura Democrat.
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Important Issue
Judge Alton B. Parker, the Demo-
cratic candidate for president four
years ago, says the tariff is the most
important issue of the present political
campaign.-Covina Argus.
81
Called
With Russia and Japan banging
away at the doors of China the Chi
nese awakening is not so startling
after all.-Newport News.
s.
MiIitarism
General Apathy has been succeeded
by Colonel Whirl Wind, who has taken
charge of Camp Ain.-Sacramento
Union.
Obscurlty
MANY a man who imagines he is
world famous Is unknown to the peo-
nile in the next block.-Elsinore Press
s.
Boiling Briskiy
The national political pot has begun
TO boil sure enough at last.-Norwaik
Call.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
"selIes Lcttres"

General Apathy is routed, horse, foot
and dragoon, by the ready letter writer
st. Louis Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
Worth Hearing

He is an earnest, eloquent Bryan
man, and has been his unfailing sup
porter ever since Lincoln, Neb., became
the chief dependence of the Democratic
party for presidential material. Let's
hear him, for he is more than worth
hearing.-Kansas City Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
Blood Thirst In Corona

A Los Angeles man the other day
applied to the chief of police for per-
init to shoot man. He said his enemy
needed 1t. All OF our do, too. and It's
a shame to let them ltye.-Corona In
dependent.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-29

power plant It is a serious misfor- tune for the HoltOn Power Company and an inconvenience to a number of users of electricity, out in no sense a serious affair for the valley at large
 Feb 14.-There is not the slightest reason for saying that the enforcement of the order has checked industry in any degree. Everybody knows that there are numerous claims about the lake, some of which are partially sub merged and that as the water recedes, half mile or so year, a large area of the land is made susceptible of re- clamation. Of course, the owners of these claims are benefited by the enforcement of this order, and the rights of all classes must be respected.
 Feb. 1.-The statement sent out by the El Centro Chamber of Commerce, filled with false statements regarding the effect on the industries of the val ley. By ignoring this affront to his court, Judge Wellborn has shown him. self a sensible as well as a learned Judge.
 Feb. 1S.-The statements in the res olution have hitherto been shown to be grossly wrong, no such condition CAlSJinS DOlbldyCus lb 10 nOb strange that Judge Wellborn thought the resolutions insulting to him and in contempt of his court. The one corporation, the Holton Power Com pany, which suffers heavily from the decision, is making good deal of noise through its various organs. For a few days some of these individuals were discommoded considerably, but even the inconvenience is passing.
 Feb. 21.--In the case of the Holton Power Company 1t is desirable from the standpoint of that company that the order be modified, but there Is not the same necessity in this case. Peo- pie can manage to get along without electricity.
 Feb. 22-Will turn on power for short time owing to technicality.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-29
LIKE A BOIL ON THE NOSE.

While the Imperial Standard tries to conceal it's tickled condition brot oh by the court order which put the Holt on Power Company out of business, it has signally failed and the evidences of ghoulish glee crop out like boils from bad blood One can only draw the conclusion that the Standard is perfectly willing to see the entire val ley plunged into darkness, industries destroyed or inconvenienced, men thrown out of employment or any oth- CT setback to any number of people for the sake of seeing w. F. Holt suf- fering a loss. The Standards sheer ing remarks at the time of the dedica- tion of the Holt opera house-after accepting and using complimentary seats-also indicate the fact that the editor Is seemingly unable to rise above the odorous realms of personal rancor.-Calexico Chronicle.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-29
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The possessory interest in watered and unwatered land, for which patent has not issued, is classed as personal property and the assessment will be due and payable at my office or to my deputies when they levy the as- sessment after March 1, 1908.
 I have hereby appointed H. E. Mil Ter and c. F. Emery as my respective deputies.
 FRED FULLER, 1t County Assessor.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-29
Animus Revealed.
From the Imperial Standard.


 Feb. 12.-Under the restraining ord CT of Judge Wellobrn it would be necessary to shut off the water supply of the Holton Power Company.
 The worst inconvenience that will be felt will be in the matter of Tights, for recourse will of necessity be had to lamps.
 This is going to enforce more care in the handling of water on the irriga- tors of the valley, and something more like rotation in the use of water will probably result from the order.
 There will, of course, always be con siderable drainage into the sink but there is an unnecessary wastage now, and that will be greatly reduced.
 Feb. 13.-It is being represented that Imperial Valley has suffered public calamity, that industries are stagnant because of the order, that the canta- loupe crop will be greatly injured for lack of ice and that for the same req son the creameries are shutting down and towns are left without domestic water supply There is no basis for such reports. Inconvenience does not spell public calamity, and Imperial Valley can go ninety days without electricity without any serious inter ruption of the processes of life and industry The Holton Power Company has not followed lines which conser- yatiye business man would recommend and has simply collided with condi- tiOns which many persons outside of the company have seen to be inevit- able The result is that the company finds it's procedure in conflict with the rights of property lying below 1t, which implies that, in protecting those rights, the court feels called on to issue restraining order which im- plies the closing down of the water
Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-29
Fight For Water

Although the United States Circuit Court found strictly technical req son for lifting the injunction that was paralyzing industry in Imperial Valley and dismissing the contempt proceed Ings begun against officers of the Cali
Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-29
Case Continued.

Contempt proceedings against J.. Stanley Brown, president, and F. C.. Havens, secretary, of the El Centro Chamber of Commerce. will be heard before Judge Wellborn in the United States Circuit Court, March IT. The case was set for last Thursday, but continuance was obtained on the ground that the two officials of the El centro organization desired to take part in the reception to the members of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-15
Fifth District Court.

State of Louisiana,
Parish of VIM.
To p. X. Abel. Clerk nf the Fifth
District Court of the Parish of
VIM.
You will convene the jury com
mission in and for the parish of
Wlnd at such time as you may fix,
and IN the manner provided BY
law select grand jury to serve ut
the May term of said court com
mencing on the Bird Monday. be-
ing the 18th day os said month of
May. 1908.
You will also at the same time
draw a petit jury compo.ed of 30
persons possessing the legal quail
lfications to serve a. petit jurors
for service at the June term of
said court in and for said parish
commencing on the LIST Monday
of said month of June. 1908.
SAID petit jurors To be summon
ed to appear for service on Tues
day the End day of said June term.
You will give public notice of
this order, and spread same upon
the minutes of said court.
Gro. WEAR.
Judge Fifth District.
Attest:
A true copy of the original Or
der now on file and recorded page
80 in Book &c" Minutes 9Th Jud-
zeal District Court. VIM parish,
La. p. X. ABEL,
May 18th, 1908. Clerk.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-15
DAVID PIERSON
CAMP u. C. Y. MEET
TranSac's Business and Elects
L0ffieePs for the Ensuing
Year, Etc.

The regular annual meeting of
David Pierson Camp, No. 1908,
was held at the court house at
p. IN. Saturday, May 9, 1908,
Il quorum being present. Com
mander George A. Kelly presided.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and adopted.
The election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows:
Commander, George A. Kelly;
First Lieutenant, Joe Smith;
Second Lieutenant, j. q. Teagle:
Third Lieutenant, j. L. Porter;
Fourth Lieutenant. w. p. Oium;
Adjutant, Will A. Strong; Quar-
termaster. K. e. Jones; Commits
sary, NJ. Bernstein; Surgeon. DR..
5. Nj. Smith: Chaplain, DIR. ID. b.
Williams: Treasurer, p. Bern
stein: Sergeant. Major. ID. +.
Dunn; Officer of the Day. Green
b. Carter; Color Sergeant. ID. +.
Dunn. Nidette, &. j. Crew; First
Color Guard, John Stinson;
Second Color Guard. ID. Ill.
Shumate; Sponsor, Miss Nettie
Bernstein.
Will III. Tunnard, of the Third
Louisiana Infantry stated that he
was "a member of the General
Leroy Stafford Camp, No. 3,
u. &. ", but would like to
affiliate with the camp here as
long us he was a resident of
" innheld. On motion he was
enrolled as a member.
On motion the following del
egates were elected to represent
the camp at the Birmingham
reunion: Will A. Strong, ID. NJ.
Stone: alternateS, j. q. Teagle,
Joe Smith.
Will II. Tunnard brought up
the subject of appointing a com
mittee To act with the Daughters
of the Confederacy in formulating
program to appropriately cele-
bratc June Bird, jefferson Davis
birthday anniversary. On motion
a committee of three was appoint
ell consisting of the following
comrades: W. l.. Smylie, Will
III. Tunnard and j. q. Teagle. to
act with the Daughters.
On motion the regular monthly
meeting of the camp will be ON
the first Saturday of each month
at ? p. m. sharp.
Thereupon the camp adjourned
to Saturday, June ., 1908.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-15
Lost

One ladies' watch. AK. solid
case. deuber Hampdcn movement.
One breach, circle set with bril-
llants. Finder bring these articles
to Clerks Office and get reward.
m1-4t Z. h. ABEL.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-15
or Interest.

You will be surprised by the
quick relief from headache or
neuralgia which Aliens Fever
and Pain Powders afford. Best
for reducing fever when high.
For sale by all druggists, % cents
a box. 5-3ltf
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-15
Startling but True.

We have been exploiting MiracO
through the medium of your col
umns for the past several months
and find from the number of let
tiers that we are receiving that our
efforts are bearing fruits, and
that your patrons are becoming to
know Miraco for what it is. 1t
is true that MiracO is nothing but
a mineral water. But while that
is the case, and while it is alb
solutely harmless, it is a most
powerful drug, for otherwise it
could not relieve kidney disease
from three days To three weeks,
indigestion in ten minutes, regu-
late palpitating or weak heart
in ten minutes and cure diarrhoea
or cramp collie in fifteen minutes
or less time.
We submit the following letter
from Mr.. Reilly, the president
and manager of the great coffee
house i'm New Orlean, Reilly
Taylor 6 Co.
New Orleans. La, Feb. 20, '0S
Gentlemen:-I want to write to
you about Miraco, for l believe it
to be one of the most wonderful
in the world and the
people should know 3bout it.
Several days ago on my return
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-15
SOLVING PROBLEM
OF HOME Living
The Fruits Of Organization and
Diversifying OF Products
of the Farm.

The agricultural people of the
South, and particularly of the
hill parishes of Louisiana and
other Southern States are deeply
concerned over the problem OF
living independently at home and
escaping the deadly octopus of
the credit system. They have
been forced into the adoption of
new methods and the diversified
ton of their products by two
very powerful forces. These are
the constituencies eXtortion of
the trusts and combinations in
restraint of trade, in gambling in
the products necess Try for sus-
tenance, and the prohibitIve
prices demanded for the simplest
commodities To sustain life, and
the ever threatening presence of
the destructive boil weevils.
Needing these potent forces
that prey upon the products of
their honest toll. the hardy men
with the hoe, are carving out
their future destinies along new
lines.
At meeting of the Truck
Growers Association of Winn
Parish, at Dolson, Secretary j.
Z. Whitley reported good quota
tions on truck and encouraging
reports from the associations at
Verda, Mansfield and Shreveport
and other localities where the
association is actively or aniZed.
The truckers will realize about Is
cents per bushel for their early
potatoes.
From all quarters come en-
couraging reports of tue remun-
erative disposal IF the early
vegetables, and fruit of every
description, and the demand for
larger quantities of these
products. The home cOnsunp-
ton is more active because of the
quantities of garden products
RAISED, AMI the tables of public
hostelries and private citizens are
plentifully supplied with this
healthy and nutritious food, fresh
from the ground that produces it.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-15

from New York, | was suffering
from sick stomach, accompanied
with very severe pains. | was
given all kinds of remedies, but
without relief, and in this manner
suffered four on five days. Final
ly by my own hook, | tried your
Miraco, having heard it recon-
mended so highly for such
troubles. Positively in five min
utes' | began to feel relief and
in two hours, after the second
dose | was absolutely well. You
truly have wonderful remedy
and you ought to make a million
dollars out of it.
Yours truly,
WM. b. RELY.
Sold by Nj. Bernstein. 5 ltf
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-15
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry. Co.

Louisiana & Arkansas Ry. Co.
has authorized rate of one and
one third fare for the round trip
to Baton Rouge, La, account the
Inauguration of j. Y. Sanders.
governor of Louisiana, May Is.
selling dates of tickets May 18th
and 18th, final limit for return
May 18th. In addition to chair
cars the l.. X. & y. Co. will OPP
crate through sleeping ears from
Alexandria to Baton Rouge and
return, leaving Alexandra 4 am.
of 18th, arriving in Baton Rouge
1918 a. IN: returning. train will
leave Baton Rouge at l:30 a. IN.
of 18th. The sleeping cars will
be open for passengers at Alex
andrIa at 8 p. M. of the 18th and
passengers can board the cars at
that time and get Il full nights
rest. The sleeping car rate will
be $500 in each direction.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW gathering
today The 0
had
the from all points the
after the nyariable
The that the floating market gfrom
hands
ea observation The realizing
helped
a
The decreasing yesterday
well
abandoned
onslaught the in the
70 sell b the a IN prices Stoposs orders
peeauon below the market by
stability
The bear quescent weeks
uched in
me market There
OF the advancing tendency which
sellers
Dy me failure of profits o he
NhLe there unfayOabe
of
attention
en to revise the tariff Adyice REGARDED
had
lne money called
subsial the
e was caused by
mad been led into by the bull appearance weakness
bonds on '-f' NN N"0S
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21

NEW YORK Nov 20.-Dun's weekly review
of trade tomorrow will say: Gains almost
universal, every week SURPRISING its predecessor
in volume of trade, while manufacturing plants
expression in extensive plans for the future. At
many points seasonable weather has stimulated
demand for winter goods and there Is gratify-
ing change for the better in regard to the
promptness of collections. Some sections are
backward however, either because the tempera-
lures continue too high account of the
failure to market crops promptly. Frequent
evidences of depleted stocks in the hands of
dealers noted, especially when shipping de-
partmepts work overtime in order to make
sufficiently prompt deliveries.
Hides are stronger. but the upward tendency
of packer stock may be checked by the in
creasing receipts of cattle.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say: Enlargement and advancement are
still the dominant influences in trade and the
increasing volume of orders booked by whole
salers and manufacturers continue large, par
tieularly in the commercial and manufae turing
centers of the north, east and west Still. GER
reports that mild weather is retarding sales of
winter goods and retail In the above sections and
southern adyices that improvement in that
section is rather slower than expected and that
low cotton prices and holding of that product by
producers checking trade and collections
Der rapidly Lumber Is quieter and flour is
less in demand for export In wholesale and
jobbing lines north. east and west reports are
generally that trade is expanding. that spring
purchases are increasing and that stocks in final
distributors hands light.
Business failures in the United States for the
week ending November 10 number 2T3 against
26T last week, 265 In the like week in 1907
212 in 1906 224 in 1905 and 1913 in 1904
Business failures in Canada for the week num-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
Butter. Cheese and Egg.

There was not a change in prices for anything
unaer this head yesterday, the whole market be-
ing unusually dull. and the dullness was re-
hected on the exchange The best fresh butter
was weak on offers to sell at the quotation. with
no takers. and future transaction in new local
nat cheese at slightly lower price than that
quoted caused a weak feeling in that market
All kinds Of eggs ruled firm. though sellers were
10 the smallest proportions. as the market WIS
sensitive aud liable 10 huctuate
The following sales made on the ex-
change:
Eggs-Five cases Of fresh California extras at
q &c and 10 at 54c dozen
Cheese-5O fancy new California flats at lie n
pound-seller 10 days
Receipts were POS 500 lbs butter $500 IBIS
cheese and 1.023 cases eggs
Inc Following official quotations estab-
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 112c to 2c higher, owing to the vari-
GUS charges to be added
Butter-Eresh creamery extras. 81 nc per H.
weak; do frsts, 27c. weak; do seconds a9c
steady; eastern ladies. firm at pc FOR extras
ana z1c Tor hrstS; local storage extras 261sc
weak; picked butter, 2312c, steady; storage
packing stock, 211hc, firm.
Cheese-California: Fancy flats 141sc per III
weak do nrsts, 13c, firm; do seconds, II nc.
nIm; fancy Young Americas, Ice, firm; do firsts.
1oc, nrm; storage flats, 121ac. firm; Oregon.
fancy hats, 14e firm fancy Young Americas :
1879, firm; fancy eastern cheddars. 17c steady
Oregon storage fats, 1S1sc firm; do Young
Americas, 15c, firm.
Eggs (per dozen. cases included)- d)-California
fresh extras, 54e, firm; do irsts, soc firm.
90 seconds, 4Oc. firm; do thirds. 2Sc firm
Storage goods-California extras 3jc firm. do
ern extras, 2slae. firm; do frsts, 2Te, firm; do
seconds, 25c, firm.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
Potatoes. ONIONS and VegetnhIer

Receipts of string and beans and cucuui
bers were light yesterday and all three articles
found ready market at good prices. Both kinds
OF neSnS did better, and cucumbers, which were
Offering in small boxes from the Los Angeles re-
gion sold at Sl-5O a box. Arrivals OF summer
Squash, eggplant and peppers also showed de
crease, but the market was amply supplied with
stock previously received, which sold slowly at
easy rates. The quotations for squash took
wider range. some large boxes having been
eetved Tomatoes continued plentiful and easy
with only few favored brands receiving any att
tentlon. Rhubarb from Ventura was offering at
&c pound and met with fair sale Sweet pota-
toes were held AT advance and onions did bet
ter while Burbank potatoes continued weak.
with supplies excessive.
Potatoes (per ctll-River whites. 65ffS5c for
fancy and 5OG60c for common; salinas Bur
banks, $l25@I.J5; Oregon BWbanks, $tlJ0
LOO; sweet potatoes. 81. 1.J0fi .65.
Onions-5JeI Zoe per ctE
egetables-TonatOes. 2J6I 6lc per box green
peas. ga sc per ID; string beans. Ga S. per 10:
wax beans. T19e per ID; lima beans. 4G5c per
10; summer squash. 15eMS1 - per box. green
peppers I5cM$1.5O per box garlic. IA Sc per ~;
cabbage, 81 per ctl; eaulitoweF, ti50 T5c per doz
en- tlrnips. tJft Iic per sack; carrots. 6jm zoe
per sack: eggplant. $l6f1.25 per box; southern
do, 4M6 &c per Ib celery SO6i 45c per dozen: mar
rowfat squash, S1001J pe4 ton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
PonIfrv and Game

Retail handlers Of poultry manifested more in
terest IN dressed turkeys yesterday than any
OF the preceding days of the week and the day s
arrivals We're quickly closed out. Prime stock
formed hut small percentage of the arrivals,
most or the birds being poor and thin. and
prices were irregular and generally unsatisfac-
tory in consequence Fine large gobblers were
stil quoted up to 26e a pound. but with most
dealers z3c was top price, while of lots sold
down to &c and sometimes for less. All kinds
OF live poultry We're in good request, and prices
Tor every thing. notably chickens. ruled firm
Game was generally weak continued large ar
rivals.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S404JO for
small S9.50G6.jO for large and $7G9 for extras
young ROSTERS SIQS do extras, $4,000; old
ROSTERS, 50 J0G+ 80; fryers. SJ5ON6; large
nrollers, S4.50@5.5O; small hroilers, S3.5O04;
ducks seas for young and S4@5 for old
pigeons SlM1-25; squads, S25OM5: geese. SO
100 per pair. live turkeys 2O@2 pc per 10.
dressed do, 229l28c per 10.
Game tper dOzeni-liallard ducks. S3d5: can
Yasbacks, S4MT; sprig. $2d4; teal S1.JO02.
Nldgeon. Sl5O42; small. 1.5Od2 blackjacks
Sl9oW2; gray ducks. S2506l3: gray geese. $2G
100; white geese, $1a1.5O; brant. Sla1.5O for
small and S2Q2-50 for large honkers S4Q5:
hare, SlMl.5O; cott0ntail rabbits ST. 75M2.5O
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO, Nov 20.-Nervousness characterized
trading in the wheat pit and prices huctuated
over range of 1c. The prevailing tendency
was toward higher prices. Liberal receipts
caused several setbacks. but each decline was
met by urgent buying by shorts, which resulted
In fresh rally. Argentine advices and the con-
tnued dry weather in this country were the
principal strengthening influences. One of the
Argetina reports claimed that not more than 90,-
100000 bushels of wheat will be available for
export from this years crop, while another dis
patch said that frost had been reported in some
localities. The bears derived some satisfaction
from still another report. which estimated the
exportable surplus of wheat from Argentina at
l49. 100000 bushels Heavy receipts both in the
northwest and southwest. also tended to inspire
some selling throughout the day. The demand
for cash wheat in the local market was duh anl
prices were steady. Duluth reported export sales
aggregating 250. 900 bushels. mostly of durum
and low grade Manitoba wheat. The market
closed strong with prices near the top, with De
cember at SlO43s and May at $1.0S%.
Corn was bullishly influenced by the compare
tiyely small receipts arrivals being very light
considering the excellent weather now prevailing
for the movement. The market closed firm with
prices up BM3sc. Final quotations on Decem-
Der were at 63Ssc and On May at 63Ac
Oats were firm all day. The market closed
strong with prices up 4 lic compared with the
previous close. December closed at 49Ac and
May at 51Ac
Provisions were active and the market was
irm, especially for pork and lard At the close
prices were up 5d22Ac.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Omen Hich low Close