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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

having a majority over all and he
and Wasson will have to. run q
second race.
Messrs. &. McGinty and j. T.
Durham will have to run their
race over, neither having a
majority.
Vote cast for town officers.
Mayor: j. ID. Pace SO, G.. M.
BeviII so, Geo. A. Kelly 90.
Members of the Board of Al
lermen: B. l.. Anderson POS,
". +. Copper III, G. P. Long
t64, j. Ill. Mathews l55, S. }
Harper l5I, e.. I'll. Elliott lac.
Y. M. Hyde 1l3.
Street Commissioner: Carl
Swanson 20, j. S. White 50. G..
L. Jones AZ. Henry James AZ. NJ.
". Bozeman 80.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31
WINN PARISH
VOTE IN FULL
Figures That Show Who Have
Gathered the Political
Fruit.

1t is alwsvs the unexpected
thar Il 3ti'.al co..ts-s,
partiru ~" friends. L
recept Democratic primary ha,
been no exception Ia the genera.
rule, and the results have been
somewhat surprising in sewers
instances.
The full vnte for the stat'
parish aud WiuufieId Officials.
tabulated from the returns. j.
given i'm the following SUNNI lry:
For Governor: j. Y. Sander,
$50. Theo. S. Wilkinson 500.
Lieutanant GOVERNOR: j. j.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

Bailey 52l, p. NJ. Lambremon
1918 McC. Lawrason 276.
Secretary of State: John ]
Michel 374.
Auditor: Paul Capdrville 16s
Frazee 24s, Jas. Nj. Smith 542.
Fog forney General: X. {,
Piea~ani i56, Walter Guion 2v7
A. V. ~ 1922.
Registl state Land Ofiic.: A
W. Gram 304, + j. Grac
39l. Harris Stewart la.
State cen.fai Committee: b
p. Edaari- 752 l. E. Thorn
329 G V Porter 342. III. HUI
sicker 2Sl; Member Wii.n Parish:
w. M. Wallace 759, d. B
Coates 299.
Vote cass for parochial officer.
ut electinn heii january 28, 1908
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

State Senator: r. w. Oglesbs
1865. G. III. Teal 246.
Representative: G.. A. Payne
ST., Harry p. Gamble All, Sam
Barksdale 257.
Sheriff: +. L. Shaw $50, j.
w. Wasson 446. X. H. Fletcher
226, J. L Patterson so.
Clerk Of Court: p. K. Abel
766. J.. E. Coker 593.
Assessor: J. T. Durham 474,
G. McGinty 435, r. L. Dark 334, ,
w. r. Adams 129.
Surveyor: J. L.. Dark CAT, O.
Harper 624.
Coroner: DR.. ]. J. Peters 1888
Police Juror. ward one: J. 4.
Porfor 2o5. r 4. TnnnrhiIl l;o
Q1l = a.s1pEIly ~
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

Marshal: &. e. O'Malley, total
vote cast.
Messrs. BeviIl and Pace will
have to run the race over for
mayor and Messrs. White and
Swanson viii! be ia the second
primary.
Messrs. Anderson, Cooper,
Long, Mathews and Harper are
elected members of the board of
aldermen.
The Nominees.
Mr.. X. w. Oslcsby, the nom-
inee for the State Senate is =
young mar and goes to that body
with the experience of term in
the legislature of Tennessee, anil
is . man of splendid ability. The
very f1attering vote which he
received at this time shows how
bis constituents regard him and
we feel that the interest Of this
section will be we'll cared for.
Mr.. George A. Payne. the nom-
inee for tie house of representa-
tives, is young man, to the
manor born, and is one of the
best known educators of the
parish. He is . man we'll IN
formed as to the needs Of his
constituents.
Mr.. p. X. Abel, the nominee
for the position of Clerk of the
District Court is one Of the best
known men in the parish and hls
renomination for another term Is
= natterioe compliment to his
ability and worth.
Or. J. =. Peters, The nominee
lo< oecQncr. - terye1 II tkat
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31
]. Y. SANDERS is
NOW The NOMINEE
Returns Incomplete but Suf-
flcient Known to Make His
Nomination Sure.

Latest returns as far as re-
ceived give the following figures
on the gubernatorial contest:
Sanders, 57,524; Wilkinson, 3S,-
9a6. The full count will change
the result some in the total, but
there is no question of the Sanders
victory. 1t is impossible at the
present time to give the vote on
the other State officers. A second
primary will be necessary for
lieutenant governor, Bailey and
Lawrason leading in the race and
Lambremont being the lowest.
The full returns Will be pub
lished next week when the official
count will be promulgated.
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~
Office for the past four years and
the ,Flattering vote given him is
gratifying to himself and friends.
Mr.. j. l.. Dark, the nominee
for surveyor, has held that pO-
sition for years and his renomina-
tion is an endorsement of his past
conduct of the office.
Mr.. j. L. Porter, the nominee
for police juror. is a veteran in
that office and is thoroughly
familiar with the duties.
The member of the new board
of aldermen nominated are, with
the exception of Mr.. Cooper,
new men in that position and all
are business men and men of the
highest integrity. The city's
affairs can be safely entrusted to
their care.
An evening in magic. or "seein
things at night" Totten, the
magician, ct the Opera House,
saturday, February lst. Prices
l5c, 25c, 35c.
y
Don't Forget
Hesrd Bros, phone No. 92,
when you want a bill of clean,
fresh groceries. j31
Card of Thanks.
To my friends who gave me
their support during the late pri-
mary election, | desire to thank
them and will say to those who
saw fit to vote for my competitors
that j have no heart burning, but
the kindest feelings for them.
Respectfully,
W. II. ADAMS.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31
WINFIELD, WINN PARISH LOUISIANA
A Correction.

here on Monday, the goth inst,
in the interest of Mr.. Wilkinson
'was the free distributor of the
Appeal to Reason, a socialistic
journal.
We desire to say that we were
not aware that DIR. j. j. Peters
had been elected to that position,
as he was not present, and only
referred to the actual chairman,
or the gentleman who presided
over that meeting,-Mr. j. J.
Dickerson.
DIR. Peters has always been a
staunch Democrat, when it tried
mems souls to stand against the
forces opposed to Democracy.
He and the writer have stood
together. never following any of
the new isms that have infested
and are now infesting this
country.
Some designing persons have
attempted to make it appear that
the article referred to was intend
ed to reflect on Dr.. Peters
because he and the writer dis
agreed as to who should be the
governor. But they missed their
mark, as Democrats can disagree
on policies, but when the major
ity says what the policy or who
the candidate shall be, we are as
one man. for the nominee.
They Have EN-.
Stop, trade so cents in cash
with us and get free ticket on
Gong Clock.
j3l HEARD Bros.
Industrial Louisiana.
Such is the title of q new four
column, 16 page, monthly journal
issued through the Shreveport
Progressive League. 1t is de-
voted to the advantages and
wonderful resources of the State
Of Louisiana. Louis N. Brueg-
gerhoff, secretary of the progress
sive league, is the editor, and w.
D. Ector, advertising manager.
Editor Brueggerhoff is young
man of restless energy and thor
oughly conversant with newspa-
re work. The January issue of
this monthly is highly attractive
in its intellectual contents, its il
Illustrations and typographical
beauty. 1t is we'll calculated to
fill the demand for valuable in
formation relative to North Lou
isiana, to the home seeker,
manufacturer, agriculturalist, or
capitalist seeking investment.
Friend Brueggerhoff is compli-
mented on the initial number of
this magazine, and is wished that
eminent success which a publi-
cation of this character richly
deserves.
See Spangler at Bargain Furni-
ture Store for picture frames. 3t
State horticultural Society,", |
The fifth annual meeting of the
Louisiana State Horticultural
Society will be held in Minden,
La, February 20, 81 and %. |
The program will include discus
sions of subjects presented by
leading scientific aud prrctical
horticultural and agricultural
men IN the state. A represents
tive of the U. s. Department of |
Agriculture will also be present.
There will be illustrated lectures
at the night sessions. North |
Louisiana needs horticultural
societies and this meeting will
afford a splendid opportunity to
acquire information along such
lines. Reduced rates on all rail-
roads.
Hyou want your picture framed
Spangler will do it at the Bargain |
Furniture Store. i31-3t /
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31
THE FIRE FIEND HAS
Been BUSY AGAIN
Several Places That Have Suf-
fered Visitation During
the Past Week.

Iereo VISITATION During
the Past Week.
On Thursday of last week, the
saw mill main building of the
Rlchardson-Taylor Lumber Co.,
at Verda. was totally destroyed
by fire. This plant was the sue
cessr to the Ozone Lumber Co.,
and was equipped with all the
modern improvements for the
manufacture of lumber, and was
one of the finest plants on the
Winfield branch of the L. X.
& N. The loss was variously
estimated from 81. 900 to $50. 900,
covered with an insurance of
$4,000. These figures are not
given as accurate, but as near as
could be ascertaiued.
AT ATLANTA
Monday night two box cars,
used as q temporary depot ut
Atlanta, on the l.. r. & N, were
destroyed by fire. The loss, out
side of the cars, was inconsider-
able. This is the second time
that the depot at that place has
becn burned. Only a few weeks
ago the depot building was
burnd. 1t was not learned how
the fire originated.
At l p. iu. on Tuesday (elec-
ton day. the residence occupied
by Mr.. Frank II. Clark. at Irma,
Natchitoches Parish, on the L.
r. & N, was totally destroyed by
fire. At the time Mr.. Clark and
wife were absent visiting relatives.
They lost everything they owned
household goods, clothing, etc.
NOT saving q single article.
Some field hands were burning
weeds and brush in an adjoining
field and the fire was communi-
Gated to an old tree that over
topped the house. The flames
were communicated by flying
Goals and the whole roof was in
flames before the fire was dis
covered. 1t was then impossible
to reach the building.
See Totten. the magician, at
the opera house, Saturday.
All In Keeping.
An elegant display and sample
room, in all of its appointments
and equipments, is located in the
northwest corner of the ground
floor of the City Hotel. The
room is not only beautifully fin
ished, but amply lighted by large
plate glass windows that attract
lively display the commercial
travellers goods. 1t is on the
main thoroughfsre and numerous
pedestrians pause to view the
artistic display of goods. 1t was
utilized for the first time last
Friday by Q display of elegant
millinery goods. They were ar
istically arranged and the exhibi-
tion of flowers and trimmings
against q background of black
velvet on the rear wall, made a
most attractive and beautiful
picture, and caused nearly every
pedestrian to pause and enjoy the
scene. Il was thoroughly in
keeping with the other many
complete appointments of this at
tractive "Home of Rest" for
travellers.
y = n
Smith B Garrett.
Among the recent firms who
have gone into business here, The
Sentinel is pleased to note the
firm of Smith & Garrett. These
gentlemen have opened q fancy
and staple grocery establishment
in the building formerly occupied
by LevAn & Dunn, and will add
-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

Of the total there were 207l
whites and % colored; total native
2093. foreign 1; educatable whites
1918, partly 246; educatabIe col
ored 3, partly IA; total registered
under Section 5, 207.
- = -
Good Words for WINFIELD.
Mr.. T. j. Whitley, q former
resident of WINFIELD, now of
Liberty Hill, Texas, spent Satur-
day and Sunday iu inspecting its
surroundings. He expressed him
self as astonished ut its develop
ment and says it has grown won-
derfully. He left Sunday for hIs
home and says he intends to
return here.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31
Arm Broken.

Another victim of the practice
of roller skating on the coucrete
paving has been added to the list.
While amusing himself in this
manner, last Tuesday, Harvey
Hyde. the l5-year-old son of Mr..
snd Mrs. N. M. Hyde, fell heavily
on the paving breaking one of his
arms,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31
NUMBER AZ
MARRIED.
FosteP--Simons.

| MhnnxGDs
Foster--Simons.
A very quiet and unobtrusive
wedding occurred recently in the
clerks Office here. The parties
to this always interesting event
were Mr.. T. P. Foster, who halls
from Jackson parish, near the
! Winn line. and Miss Sarah F.
Simons, from ward 2 of this
parish. Justice of the Peace
Robert e. Jones, who is always
ready to oficiate on such occa-
sions, united the destinies of the
two young people. The Sentinel
extends congratulations.
Crawford-Cogburn.
In Winfield, La, Thursday,
January 80. 1908, Mr.. G. p.
Crawford, of Whitford, and Mrs.
NJ. S. Cogburn, of this place,
were married at the residence nf
Mr.. Irwin Sutton, Rev. j. B.
Durham, of Wkitford, officiating.
The Sentinel extends hearty con-
gratulations and best wishes for
their future happiness and pros
perity.
A Card from Mr.. Shaw.
To the voters Of winn Parish.
Dear Friends:
take this opportunity of
thanking you for the magnificent
vote / received at your hands last
Tuesday. It is with considerable
pride that / refer to the fact that
l carried every one of the seven
teen boxes of the parish, except
four, and at one of these / got as
many votes as either of my op-
ponents and, out of the entire
vote cast, / only lacked sixty.
votes of getting as many votes as
all of my opponents. If j had
gotten thirty-two of the votes
received by my opponents, I
would have been nominated, but,
as it is, a second primary is necee-
sary and is ordered for February
25th.
On that date, I trust and feel
that you will give me your same
support. | have done my best to
make you a faithful officer, and
will be glad if you will speak n
good word to your friends for me.
Thanking you for what you
have done for me, and assuring
you that I will duly appreciate
every favor shown me. / am,
Your obedient servant.
f. L. SHAW.
4 4 \
Junior Epworth League.
Last Sunday the Junior League
held a regular meeting in the
First Methodist church. The SER
vices were conducted by Miss
Beatrice Pace. The program was
a varied and interesting one. It
was opened with q song by the
members, followed by prayer.
Besides the regular routine bus
lness, there were select reading,
answers to questions, .recitations
and Bible questions. The exer-
cises were interesting, and en-
joyed by the little girls and boys
who compose the league. They
take a laudable pride in these
meetings and exercises.
Il 4 Il
Registration In Winn.
According to figures complied
in the Office of Registrar &. L.
Jackson there are 1904 qualified
voters in Wlnn parish. These
voters are distributed by wards
as follows:
ward One-----.---.----- .---.---------------- 453
Ward Two------....-.- af3
w ara + our ,.. 1(ly
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

According to figures compiled
in the Office of Registrar &. L.
Jackson there are 1904 qualified
voters in WInn parish. These
voters are distributed by wards
as follows:
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

Mr.. w. III. MiIburn and
daughter. of WhitevilIe, La, are
the guests of DIR. III. G. Mllburn
and family.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

Ifyou want your picture framed
SpangIer will do it at the Bargain
Furniture Store. 1915
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

There will be quarterly con-
ference Of the M. Z. Church on
Tuesday night and preaching by
Rev. G. 3. Carter, presiding
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

Among the recent firms who
have gone into business here, The
Sentinel is pleased to note the
firm of Smith & Garrett. These
gentlemen have opened q fancy
and staple grocery establishment
in the building formerly occupied
by Levan & Dunn, and will add
to il q stock of other merchandise.
They are wished O fair share of
the public patronage.
= =
Spanaler resilvers mirrors ct
BorRain Furniture Store. i31-at
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

/ take this method of inform
ing my patrons and the public
generally that | will be found in
the Jones building, second door
from the corner of Court and
Bcvill streets, with a full line of
the best Groceries that can be
bought. Call and see me and be
convinced.
j3l-3t l.. X. NELL.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

We take this method of in
forming our friends aud the
public that we have ordered and
have on the way a magnificent
hearse, for funerals, and that our
undertaking department will be
complete and up to date in every
respect.
We will do embalming and
furnish metallic coffins.
j24 WINFIELD FURN. Co., LTD.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

Old looking glasses made me-
by Spangler at Bargain Furnitur
Store. j3l-3t
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

See Totten. the magician, al
the opera house, Saturday.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-31

See Spangler at Bargain Furni
ture Store for picture frames. 81
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22
BRYANS DAY
AMONG Farmers
SAYS T1LLERS OF SOIL ARE VIC.
TINS OF REPUBLICAN MIS-.
RULE-WHAT THEY NEED IS
SECURITY FOR DEPOSITS,

Ravenswood, w. Va, Oct. 22.-
Bryan was up bright and early this
morning to address large gathering
OF farmers. He proceeded to pune
ture the Republican contention that
the farmer owed his prosperity to
the Republican party.
The Republican party has had
nothing to do with the fertility Of
the soil. the sunshine or rain" said
Bryan, "for if it did there would be
trust on sunshine and a meter on
the sun
He said that not single thing
that the Republican party has done
was good for the farmers, for the
farmers have been the real victims
of every abuse that has grown up
under Republican misrule The Re-
publicans have spe.lt their time in
legislating for the interests OF Wall
street instead of listening to the plea
of the farmers for security of their
bank deposits.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22
PAPER GARbLES
EXPERT REPORT
n,rAsuRFR HASTINGS RENEWS
MS OFFER OF $1,000 CASH FOR
NICKLE WRONG IN CASH
ASKS PUBLIC INVESTIGATION.

4 telegram to private parties was
,,caived in the city today conveying
+b. statement that the Boise States
nan had published today garbled
s,atement of the experts report to
cav Gooding on the investigation
made of Treasurer c. A. Hastings
accounts. showing false and mis-
,oading resume of the report being
,uhlished to keep up its unwarrant-
OF attack on the treasurer. The te'-
eoram states that the echoes of the
statesman will probably republish
tho resume to make political capital
AGAINST the treasurer and gives out
the offer made by Mr.. Hastings that
he will give $1,000 in cash for a
rick]e found wrong in the cash. Fol-
kving is the standing offer publish
ed in the Boise Evening Capital
News
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22
ARGUE Case
SUPREME court
U. S. ATTORNEY c. H. LINGEN.
FELTER WILL APPEAR FOR
VALLEY LUMBER co. IN CASE
APPEALED.

The case of the Valley Lumber Co.
VS.. d. J. McGilvery and j. w. Civ
ems will be argued tomorrow before
the supreme court, United States At
torney c. H. 'Lingenfelter having
reached the city this morning from
Boise to appear for the plaintiff COM
pany.
This case was appealed from he
district court by the plaintiff COM
pany. In the district court the ac-
tion was heard before jury and a
verdict favorable to the defendants
rendered.
The plaintiff brought action to re-
cover $758 due on finishings and
fixtures, and this bill was Offset by
the defendants with an account
against c. F. Allen, who was then
president of the lumber company
The point of law to be determined
by the supreme court is whether the
president or any other official car
offset corporate debt with his per
sonal Obligations.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22
JAPAN'S HONORS
Reach CLIMAX
GREAT OUTBURST OF ENTHUSI.
ASM AT GROWING EVENT OF
F1VE-DAY CELERATION-5O,-
600 PEOPLE IN PARADE.

Toxic, Oct. 22.-Tonight the re-
ception of the officers and men of the
American fleet reached the climax.
The spontaneous outburst of enthusi-
asm in which $4,000 people partici-
pated. crowned the unbroken series
OF luncheons, dinners. balls and gar
den parties that has marked the Ave
days since the warships anchored in
Yokohama harbor. and the people Of
Toxic did honor to the alien visitors
il, a demonstration tnat eclipsed any
in the history Of the city. not even
excepting the celebrations that fol-
lowed the most signal successes of
the japanese army and navy.
Fifty thousand participated In the
torchlight parade which was a fea-
ture Of the day.
Every individual in the vast null
titude carried lantern and Japa-
rese and American flags. There were
dozens OF bands, the whole creating
wonderful scene.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22
ENTHUSIASM
COUNTY CANVASS
REPUBLICANS HOLDING FINE
MISUNDERSTANDING AND
INTEREST SHOWS WELI-REG-
ISTRATI0N LOOMING UP.

The Republicans last night held
interesting meetings at Nezperce.
where Col. Thomas Hamer, candidate
for congress, and Attorney Miles 3.
Johnson addressed large audience
and at MelrOse, where Attorney John
Green were greeted by a well-filled
house. A feature of each meeting
was the enthusiasm shown by tho
Eeople in attendance, and reports
from al, sections of the county show
q most cheerful condition.
Col. Hamer will tonight address
the people of Grangeville, where he
will divide the time with United
States Senator w. B. Hepburn. They
will reach Lewiston tomorrow after
noon. and preparations for one OF the
largest political gatherings in the
history of Lewiston are now being
made.
Attorney Miles g. johnson will
speak at llo tonight and tomorrow
night will be at Mohler. Attorney
John Green is scheduled for Caven-
dish tonight and Southwick tom0r-
row evening.
Reports from the precinct regis
trars show the voters are registering
in all sections of the county. and 1t
f. expected a large vote will be
rolled
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22
SEN. HEPBURN
HAS ARRIVED
WILL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS OF
LEWISTON AT TEMPLE THEA.
TER TOMORROW NIGHT ON
STATE AND NATIONAL ISSUES.

United States Senator w. B. Hey
burn reached the city this afternoon
from North Idaho, after an all-night
ride by special boat and train to
make connections with the Northern
Pacific train out of Spokane. Sena-
tor Hepburn was in excellent spir-
its, however. despite the fatiguing
trip of last night. and was busily
engaged during the afternoon in at
tending to his correspondence that
awaited his arrival.
Unless business in the supreme
court demands his attention tomor-
row, Senator Hepburn will rest dur
ing the greater part of the day. To-
morrow night he will address the
people of Lewiston upon the ma
tional, state and county issues. He
will be Joined here tomorrow by Col
Thomas r. Hamer. candidate fol
congress, who Is tonight scheduled
for an address in Grangeville.