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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-14
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The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
NUMBER ts
The Dixie Ice Cream Parlor
has new line of fancy and view
post cards. al4tf
The Willing Workers.

This band of young maidens,
who have been interrupted in
their meetings by the inclement
weather, held their regular meet
ing last Friday with Miss Lease
Bailey at the Comrade Hotel.
There were present Misses Alma
Wright, Blanche Jones, Office
Barnes, Rossie Colvin and Lease
Bailey. Miss Onie TeddIIe of
Texas was present as q guest.
There was the usual work of
the meeting and the transaction
of business. Miss Blanche Jones
and Miss Onie Teddlie pleasantly
entertained the club with some
excellent music. After an enjoy
able social time the hostess of the
occasion entertained the club
with some refreshments. The
The next meeting of the club will
be held with Rossie Colyin and
Office Barnes at the City Hotel
today.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Flat Creek News.
Flat Greek. La. Aug,

Flat Creek, La, Aug. 13.
Editor Sentinel:
Having seen nothing from this
part of the country, / will drop a
few lines.
Corn is hardly an average crop
and cotton will not be more than
half a crop, on account of the
boil weevil and ram.
Messrs. X. L. and Jasper
Adams have been over from
Franklin parish and report crops
fine.
Mr.. w. NJ. Sewers and family
from West Carroll parish paid
this part of the country visit
and report crops not so good up
there on account of dry weather.
This part of the country Is
progressing nicely, boil weevil or
no boil weevil.
Mr.. j. w. Higdon has built q
Groom barn. Mr.. I. III. Boles
has built q 4-room barn and Mr..
j. M. Pace is going to build fine
cook and dining rooms.
Mr.. Luther Peters has bought
q hundred dollar mule in the last
few days.
If this escapes the waste basket
l may write again.
Yours for the better.
L. X. L.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

Wattsv!lle school, located 2 miles
North of Calvin, La. We have
about $3.50 for the school. Any.
body wanting the position apply
at once. w. X. Griffin, d. c.
Milan. e. B. Carter, trustees.
STA St.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
MAN FOUND DEAD
IN THE WOODS
Committed Suicide and Had
Been Dead Two Days Before
Was Discovered.

Last Wednesday the body of a
man was found lying in the woods
south Of the Dalton Clark Stave
factory, IN the south eastern part
of the city. On examination the
body was found to be that of a
man named Will Mclaughlin,
aged about 40 years. McLaugh-
lin had been working at the resta-
urant of Mr.. Curley Benson, on
Main street, but was discharged
last Sunday.
Apparently Mclaughlin had
been dead about two days. On
his person were no marks to lead
to the belief that his death was
due to any violence. A hypoder.
mic needle was found which led
to the belief that he had used
morphine and had died from the
effects of an overdose or had used
it with suicidal intent.
Mclaughlin was a stranger and
his antecedents are unknown. He
seemed to be on the tramp order
and had been employed by Mr..
Benson to work in his restaurant.
1t is not known where he came
from or anything of his home.
The body was cared for by the
officials.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Car Burned.

Sunday morning between 2 and
3 O'Clock, the citizens were
aroused by the usual fire alarm of
whistles, guns and the clang
Of bells. A box car In the lower
Rock Island yards, used as a
commissary or cooking apart
ment. caught fire. 1t was de-
stroyed and the end of an
adjacent car was scorched.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Look Out for q Change

IN the character of business of the
Dixie Ice Cream ParIor. The
public will appreciate 1t. Watch
for it. aI4tf
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
THEY ENJOYED QUITE
A MERRY DANCE
Quite a Number Of the Young
Men and Women Honor one
OF the Fair Visitors.

One of the prettiest dances that
could be had was given Tuesday
night at the old Woodman
hall on Jones street by Messrs.
Alfred Mead, E. H. Williamson,
Allen Parker, V. Crozler, L.
Dudley Of the fremont & Gulf
Office force, assisted by Messrs.
Mack L. Branch, James Wright.
Will Garrett and Mr.. Martin of
the town boys. in honor of Miss
Roland Grigsby of Arcadia who
Is visiting Miss Annette Wright.
The soiree was chsperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. III. X. Moore. The
splendid music was by the Simms
string band from fremont.
The young men had the hall
strung with electric wires, pro-
cured a number of electric fans
and chairs. The floor had been
thoroughly rubbed and waxed.
AT p. IN. the young couples,
representing the beauty and
chivalry of our city, began to
arrive and in a few minutes the
dance commenced, led by Mr.. E.
I'll. Williamson and Miss Olive
Long, in which there were twelve
couples. Some new and beautiful
figures were danced, after which
the two step, polka mazurka,
Schottische and waltz came In
their turn until IL p. m. All
were invited to the Comrade
Hotel where mine host, Mr..
Bailey, and his estimabIe wife had
prepared a most excellent lunch
con, served in three courses, con-
sisting of crackers, stuffed eggs,
olives and pickles, ham sand
wiches and coffee, Ice cream,
cake and fruit, which everyone
enjoyed after the exercise taken
in the dance. The service was
splendid and "mine host and
hostess" came in for their share
of praise for the excellent repast,
after which each of the guests
registered on the hotel register.
The party then returned to the
hall and continued to trip the
slight fantastic toe" until the
"wee sma' hours, all went home
voting this a most enjoyable
occasion.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. I'll. r. Moore, chaperones;
Mesdames Andrews of ElDorado
and O'Flarity of this city and
Misses Pearl, Annette and Alma
Wright, Gertrude and Corinne
Milburn, Esther Scott. Olive and
Callie Long of this place, Onie
Teddlie of Laredo, Texas, Ruth
Andrews of ElDorado and the
honore, Miss Roland Grigsby.
Beside the gentlemen mentioned
who got up the dance, were
Messrs. Ed Harrell of Selma, Joe
K. Heard of New Verda. Jesse
Nugent of Williana. The editor
came in for a very enjoyable
part, first watching the mazes of
the fascinating waltz. which car
ried him back tn years when he
too had partaken of these
pleasures, with the mothers and
aunts of some of these young
people, and enjoying the luncheon.
Many regrets were expressed at
the enforced absence of some o
their friends.
Keep your vital organs in good
condition if you would have health
through the malarlal season.
Prickly Ash Bitters cleanses and
strengthens the stomach, liver
and bowels and helps the system
to resist disease germs. Smith
Grisham Drug Co., Special Agts.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Rouss Racket Store.

This popular firm is a can
didste, not for public Office but
for public patronage. having had
a sale and cleaned up their old
stock are receiving new stock by
every train.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Change in Omcials.

Mrs.. j. Carpenter has been ap-
pointed assistant to the president
of the fremont & Gulf Railway
and Mr.. M. B. Mann, recently
with the Missouri Pacific, has
succeeded Mr.. Carpenter as the
general manager.
Mr.. f. G. Rice has resigned as
auditor of the fremont & Gulf
Railway and is succeeded by Mr..
j. B. Flick.
We welcome these new officers
to our city.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
N0RSE STEALING
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
notsd Thief Is Holly Pursued
and Shot While Seeking to
Make His Escape.

Since ;he overflow, pilfering of
sli kinds has been practiced more
frequently than heretofore in the
nyer sections, lus very probably
% the decentralization among the
Irresponsible classes and an in.
DISPOSITION to seek honest em.
pIoyment. Such has. been the
c.se in the Red River country,
Last week in the Bayou
Bordeaux country horse thief
stole two mules, which aroused
the citizens. He swapped one OF
the mules to Mr.. j. w. Kelly,
living near Atlanta, and the other
mule was captured being carried
hack to the scene of the raid BY
The thief.
The thief, who turned out To
b . negro named Lee Andres
Trotter. was closely pursued by q
posse of citizens in the vicinity Of
Trichel IN Natchitoches parish
Nr. Kelly found his horse ut q
place on Bayou Bourbeaux where
4 hail been taken for safe keep
ine, and the owner of the mule
swspped to Mr.. Kelly for the
horse. found his mule in Mr..
Kelly's possession. A most de-
tsrmined pursuit was made of
Irotter in the yamp and be was
hot down when about to make
NJ escape.
The coroner was notified and
hid m inquest over the body of
~ negro and rendered verdict
1Aaf he came to his death by
fanshot wounds inflicted in the
ettsmpt to arrest him.
Where Trotter came from was
oot exactly located. He had been
)ellowing horse stealing for some
two: years and had once been
arrested for this offense but
eecaped. He was known as q
oottri0us horse thief for the past
@o years, but managed to elude
oFV9st. On his body was found
- scars of former gunshot
vonnds and some of u recent date.
Sealing hogs, cattle, mules and
hocses have become so frequent
= t1e Red River valley districts
~ the white resideats have been
enupelled to adopt the most
H5eGeut methods to stop the
pgoetice and do not permit
neesient labor to stay in the
eooutry. ALI transient or time
hoors not under contract. is
oplng 0ulered to move on. This
- oec0me an absolute necessity
eftler to protect the stock OF
= Plantations from constant
- and depreciation. 1t is hav-
: most salutory effect.
nansld Furniture Company.
Ne call special attention to the
page advertisement of the
ns6eId Furniture Company in
paper. They tive you .
oeral idea of what they have
q after this will take up their
oe6al lines. Watch for their
vertisemepts; they are after
slness and if bargains are what
= want they will have them.
= = =
The Famous.
This firm is now running its
ming sales and the wonder of
community is how they can
20 cheap, but Mr.. Jake
elsky. the manager. knows how
0ay and then knows how to
u = =
Sehool Teacher Wanted.
male teacher with good
:risncs. holding = 6rst grade
Ieste, ~ take charge Of
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

commissioners ana clerks.
Following is the list of COM
missioners and clerks selected to
serve at the special school tax
elections, Tuesday, August 25,
1908:
Boyd school district: NJ. A.
Boyd, w. G. Thames, l. Burnett.
commissioners; j. w. K. Curry,
Clerk.
Zion Hill district: d. Hinton,
j. L. Hinton, w. M. NewsoIn,
commissioners; j. j. Thornton,
clerk.
Gaars Mill district: w. l..
Dark, &. j. Hammons, j. Il.
Skies, commissioners; w. T.
Walker, clerk.
Kelly district: w. l.. Kelly.
l.. X. Simmons. j. X. Thornton,
commissioners; N. w. w. Adams,
clerk.
Hudson district: j. c. Jordan,
G. A. Bennett. l. A. Peters, COM
missioner; r. E. Young, clerk.
Oak Ridge district: T. w.
Martin, w. d. Young, N. j.
Willis, commissioners; j. A.
Johnston, clerk.
Ward Ten district: E. A.
Golden, M. d. l.. Huddleston.
Hardy Weeks. commissioners; j.
NJ. Leeper, clerk.
j. 7. DURHAM,
X. B. KENNEDY,
Board of Supervisors, Winn
Parish. 6-14 2t
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Thanksgiving Din, er,

The Memorial Association will
serve a Thanksgiving dinner at
the Methodist bazaar. Also will
give q bazaar just before Christ
mas. Date will be published
later. Let every one who feels
an interest in the town donate
something to the bazaar.
MRS. w. A. MAsHAw,
MRS. E. Z. Moss. President.
Secretary.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
A Lusty Boy.

Another male resident has
come to Winfield to help swell
the population. The home of
Mr. aud Mrs. A. M. Burt was
frightened Sunday morning by a
l0-pound baby boy. The parents
are proud of this addition to the
home circle.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

Keep your vital organs in good
condition if you would have health
through the malarlal season.
Prickly Ash Bitters clesnses and
strengthens the stomach, liver
and bowels and helps the system
to resist disease germs. Smith
Grisham Drug Co., Special Agts.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

. pair of gold-framsd spectacles
in = snap case, on the road be-
tween Couley neiehborhood and
Winnfield. Finder will receive
reward BY leaving same at The
Sentinel Office. ala 2t-pd
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
The Quarry Railroad.

Mr.. M. Tansey commenced
moving his men and teams on the
Marble Quarry road Monday and
by the first of next week work
will be in progress on every
section of the road.
Mr.. Sam Young, the engineer
in charge, has opened his Office
in the Sulphur Timber & Lumber
Company's building on the
corner of Bevill and Lafayette
streets.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Lost.

One solid gold cuff button lost
either on the street or between
Winfield and oil well. Finder
will receive suitable reward if left
at The Sentinel Office. 8-5tf
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Notice.

The Democratic Elective Com
mittee has been called to convene
at the court house in Winfield
ut 2 p. m. on Saturday, August
Is, 1908, to attend to the business
of the coming primary. A full
attendance is desired.
HARRY p. GAMBLE,
Secretary.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Working the Streets.


menced working its thorough
fares. Teams ant! plows, a road
machine and scrape,s and hands
are cleaning out the drains, filling
up the depressions and gulIies
that the heavy rains have scanned
across nearly every street. 1t will
take time and labor. The con-
formation of this town is such
that thorough drainage will be an
easy matter and the accumulated
water will run off through the
bitches rapidly and thoroughly.
When u sewer system is perfected
it will be simple matter to drain
the side streets into q main sewer
pipe or pipes, and thence into the
natural depressions that lead to
adjacent bayous. This work is
hailed by all as the initial to WE'LL
drained and neat thoroughfares.
1t is good to look at and grahfy-
ing to contemplate.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
The Game Law.

published the new game law
enacted at the late session of the
Legislature. 1t specifies sue
cinctly under what conditions any
citizen can hunt game during the
lawful season. 1t also imposes q
license tax for every person who
may desire to hunt and fixes
penalties for any violation of its
provisions. II also protects all
game on private property, which
cannot be killed without the
permission of the owner.
The Welsh law attached, gives
full authority to police juries to
enact such regulations rs they
may deem proper for the pro-
lection of game in the several
parishes.
Particular attention of the
readers of The Sentinel is directed
to this act in order that there may
be no misunderstanding of its
purport and scope. 1t ls hoped
that 1t will be, given a careful
perusal.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
WINFIELD Oil Field.

Mr.. L. HI. Baldwin, general
manager of the Central Oil
Company of Winfield, arrived
Tuesday, bringing his family, and
will commence active operations
ut once on the new we'll. Winn-
field oil field is attracting more
attention now than ever before,
every train brings ia some in
vestigator ami every mail letters
of inquiry. None see the situa-
tion without being impressed
with the favorable outlook.
Mr.. Simmons, superintendent
of the Pace oil we'll, is now
making satisfactory progress with
his drilling, and ell indications
point to an early bringing in of a
gusher. So everybody can keep
their eyes on the WINFIELD OIL
field.
There is a chance now to buy
a limited number of shares at
par, but when we have q gusher
that chance will be gone.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
0'Quin b Gibson.

Mr.. X. r. Gibson of this firm
is now in the East buying and is
shipping goods by every train
preparing for the largest business
ever done in this section. Watch
for their announcement.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

4chool Teacher Wanted.
male teacher with good
csisncs. holding = first grade
|lcate, 10 take charge Of
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
$4,000 Reward.

The Sentinel has received a
postal from Hon. +. w. Price of
Ruston, offering fifty dollars re-
ward for the capture of horse
thief. The horse, large dark sor-
rel horse, and top buggy; horse l6
hands high, weighs about 1900
pounds, red name aud tail, 10
years old; buggy half worn out.
open bride.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
VIM. Walker Chapter U. D. c.

VIM. Walker Chapter U. D. c.
The members of VIM. Walker
Chapter u. d. e. are requested
to meet with Mrs. w. M. Wallace
ut 4 o'clock, Wednesday after
noon, Aug. 19, 1908. A full at
tendance is desired.
MRS. A. B. NELSON, Pres.
Mrs. Cas- Moss, Secretary.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

The ladies who wish to contri-
butte recipes for the cook book
are requested to write them out
at once. The members of the
Memorial Association will call ut
each house for these recipes in
order to facilitate the compilation
of the Cook Book.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

This firm is now running its
ming sales and the wonder of
community is how they can
90 cheap. but Mr.. Jake
elsky. the manager. knows how
0ay and then knows how to
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
Ebenezer Campmeeting.

The Ebenezcr Holiness Camp
Meeting at Kadesh (near Mont
gomery, La.,) will commence
August l4th and end August 23rd.
During the camp meeting all pas
senger trains of the Louisiana
Railway & Navigation Company
will stop ut Kadesh, and tickets
will be on sale at agency stations,
from Shreveport to Alexandria,
and WINFIELD to Verds, ct the
rate of one and one-third fare for
be round trip.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
School Teachers Examinatio

ScnOOl l0Acu0rS cA1iuiu1IiOus
There will be an extra exami-
nation for teachers. held by the
Parish Examining Committee. at
the high school building in Winn-
field. on August 9Th and 2Sth.
commencing ut 8 q. m. on the
first day.
The same committee will hold
a meeting for the examination of
all applicants for parish superin-
tendent at the same place on
August 29th. l would be glad
that as many teachers, take the
examination as will.
j. j. NIXON, Parish
a7-4t Superintendent of Schools.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14
City Theatorium.

This popular place of amuse-
ment is still drawing q liberal
patronage. Last Saturday night
Mrs. B. w. Bailey was the
fortunate recipient of the fine
settee and two chairs. Tomorrow
night the prizes will consist of q
rocker, box of cigars and bottle
of fine perfume.
The southern sentinel., 1908-08-14

DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are the best pills made. They are
the well known, pleasant, gentle,
prompt, little liver pills. Insist
upon Early Risers. We sell and
recommend them. Sold by Phoe-
nix Drug Company.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

down for a long time, but the re-
sumption Of operations In all OF them
at this time indicates that the de-
mands OF legitimate business are so
insistcnt as to overcome all timidty
which men may have acquired from
the bowling Of tho pcssimists, They
arc signs OF increasing prosperity
that cannot he gainsayed. Thcy will
put lot of money in circulation and
compel the active employment OF a
lot of other money
Tho Record has contended all
along that there has been no oCca-
sion for alarm at any stage OF this
frantic furry just as It has con-
tended that conservatism Is essential
to business integrity, and 1t Is c5-
pccIally pleasing to note that those
signs Of returning confidence arc
so conspicuous in tho vicinity of the
recent storm ccnter,--Fort Worth
Record.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

to he discharged from said, his trust
and that the administration be de-
clarcd closed,
You are hereby commanded, that
by publication OF this Writ for
Twenty days In Newspaper reg
ularly published in the County of
Potter you give due notice to all
pcrsons interested in the Account for
Final settlement of said Estate, to
file their objections thereto, II any
they have, on or before tho January
term. 1905, Of said County Court,
commencing and to be holden at the
Court House of said County, in the
City Of Amarillo on tho 18th day Of
January A. D.. 1908, when said Ac'
count and Application will he con-
sidcrcd by said Court
Witness Frank Wolflin, Clerk OF
the County Court Of Potter County,
Given under by hand and seal of
said Court, at my office in the City
Of Amarillo, this 18th day Of De
ccmber A. d., 1901
FRANK NOLFLIN,
Clerk County Court, Potter County.