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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

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Fort geiDoist UNI 4 @nhere tootIid perz
lest.
aentudD. - Oi. probibitionis
ten DerlGnesn Don Gsrr. BiIlon bic
giuberufang Der Segalotur gu elmer
g%lirdfsuHs. bic EN- COMING ptiOHs
0sisB srlaHsn ipu. oas fpG.sr CUR
StaatspTohibitien eripeita. peroeR
ioa.
Ohio. - Die Sill CUR T3obifici=
rans bes eountp 9ptiDn=gslsb,s oos
bin. soB @emeinDsisn in .trodsHen-
Counties NAB" itimmsnstSnnsH, ebens
10 Dis Isitber in nnaTsn" Gountiss
Gocal GptionsDabIen 81 Bunlten oer
nSrOdenen~ abgebalten fDeroen fonnz
ten, muroe i'm Gsnat nit IS aegsn 10
Stimmen %neriporfen, osidon bic Bill
niht pur bic sinmiithiss llntsrItiibung
oes liberaIen Glemensss I'm Stdate,
fonoern aud Der Mrbeif.rfhdft uno bes
sr0Bten 1Feils Der @slddfts= IL. Ssnz
6uiirieuelt hatte.-0ie itoatlide Mufz
iiatsbeboroe Fat bic inteTeHants Gnts
oetuns aemaai. boB bic a. ben rsrpdsz
nen" Counties ME Qilse aus bem Boz
ben oeihofeHen QpotbsteEanihts peiz
ter ais Derfappte Mirtbknfien fnb.
Dix n4potbeten" neroen min prompt
sei6loHen.
Benn DIban a. - Srob duer
@nt6iuuhseu iiber bic in be, lt6bti=
ihsn 9erpaislng in gittsburq
bsrrfhenOe gouution 1T tA Der leBts
p0higen 0lunicipassnc5l Der bon Der
0aHoelsfammer. Der .Gioit Qedgut"
un0 ibatidhlin aaer @ipilDereine BON
9ittsburs unD aaea6ann inboFirte
n8sformsGanoioat fir bos Maporss
amt geihldgen uno Der repubIieanifde
Gonoioat nit elmer Mle5rbcit bon 30
600 aus 10000 abgegebensn Stimmen
aeipdblt poroen @. - Sn 9ittss
burg puroen 90. SO. RamIen, grGIis
bent Der German Ratfnal 8dnt. BON
elmer Surn Der 9eitetnne uno @ouns
Gilman So6n s. 4lein Der gnnabme
elmer 8eIiehung bon $17,500 Ihuloie
beFunoen, in 9erbinblno NIT Der Ans
nabme elmer 9roin1n3, inter ipelder
bic gont Su sinem Dspoiitorium fir
itdotiihe @elosr eemdbt purbe. -
gei eiuem 95euer, bas in Qdfepiue
bic Wobnune oes 9eltGftsmdnnes 3.
6er3og 3erft0rte, fdlben feline beioen
&inoer, i'm 9llter non 13 uno 10 Sab
rem, einen qudlpo1en Sob uno ssrau
6er3og srlitt fhpere 9rdnopunoen.-
2fIf elmer @utomobilFdhr. puroe bic
18iGbrige Stella Rodtai1el in q ga :
bling BON BEN 2~0idbrigen 8. 6.
9raut erihohen. pel9fr odnn SsIbf=
moro beaing.
Dela {. Sieben Wann
puroen aet0otet oosr Su tobs eeroftst
uno 2 anosre perlsbt BEL elmer Goniiion
auf Der QennIplpania sgabn 6ei Dell
mar. Die 5riimnsr fingen fofort
5euer II. Is mar nidlt m0elid, bic uns
ter ben Irimmern 8egrabenen gu retz
ten.
Rem 0ort. Snnerbalb 5
Stunoen nurOsn an 20. big. BON
Ri6tsr Ebomds in 3 rootIpnn ibt
peniger als % abToIute S6eiounss=
oscrste erIoFen. @iusr Der safe MUIR
be in aenau 3 Minuten erIsoigt O. -
Shdupetter un0 RsQer BADEN in allen
Sheiisu oes States eefabrorObsnAe
9ohfIut9sR D%sruriabt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

'en uno aussebunsertsH Wagen ~ c
Ger aprm0lsr 5baiiaf,it. bsFdhiat Der
islten i~ro,neptlte Rahrnns a%nsursh
men uno ieiHen antbsil an Der Asr
sauuna uno N%HinilatioH 3u Derrtntsn
Gs FART bic g~;Egeiptios. I'M oKislx
n xn SioHo al IsseH, ben Yero0n
~s.nssprocss Az DOUtnoen uHo Hsuss
5lut ~ ihoffsH. rD.ldes jtOem 8bsll'
oss Rorpers irii9s 1a5ruHs sufubri-
Wsnn INNER Der Wassn iit Deissrl
gu arbsitsn Dis sr i0lle. gsbEaa6eH
Eie zrinsr's american GliIir Of Bit
tsr Uins. On ApOtbsisn. Sol. Fri.
ner. ITO. 616-622 z. AiblaHo ADs.
Gbieas0. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
Gin ansssbamssr.sr ,IIaasn.

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e,s Asastn iln tRilsso,y ip,ia,ti Rab
rans 0~aiun,hHsn eesr oisitlesn 40
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suns Sssssu eesr 9usfhrtiFuns,n
setastn. Ter asaals p~srlisgt i5u,a
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uHs uaeiaHis. On iolten Sdasn ton
mn sptS NIT sgssm 6ssisiftn 9tinsr .
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

rIman, ben man ouf oisie Weile 81
3Dinsen bofft. Rhine gabnlinisn nab
WlittslsO Oregon @is5ubaueR.
GalifDrnfa. Die glntis
Rennbabnbiu, peIds ale Detfrsnnen
in Oieiem Stonts unterfagt, lit BON Der
S%sglslatur aReenommen uno bomGous
Oerneur nnter3eimnet mor0en. SIN
Observation-Disclosures wuroe Elm erfolQlo=
Ter 8sriuh gsmaht, bic 4bionDerung
jopdnf der 3oalInqe in ben offentlifen
SduIsn ourh einsn 3uiab 81 elmer
S6ul0orlaee 5utnsse 81 bringen. -
Durh einitlr3snoes 5eIsseItein MUIR
ben in Dem uticozg eropert bei 8 :
4ngeles3 2eute Rrmalmt uno Elm
8ierter ihtper berlsBt.
Qri8Ona.- Die Staatsqsieboes
buns bat cine Biz auqenommea, uelhe
psriiiet, oaB bei 9ocolzO pitonmablen
8ur Gntideibuns'nur sins einfade uno
nidt pie bisbsr. ,sius 3'Deiorittel Ma
ioritdt notbI9 lit.
8dnas. - Die 0eaislatur hct
cine Bin paHirt, Delde abioluie pro-
bibition Derfiet un0 fogar Ner3ten
Derbtstet. SpiritupIen 3u perI6reiben
uno 4pOtbstsrn oieIelbe Su pe~rtauFsn.
Die ein8iss i'm 9sisb aema6te 9uss
nabme 1T Der 0srtauf Don Wein fir
tirhlthe 3rpsds. Sin tornado bat
in Der umsebaine pon Reece uno
SoIparo groBen S6aoen onaerihs
let. 3pei psrfonen puroen perleBt.
Ola BIO m q. - Sn Sort gill.
ipo Ct felt elmer Reibe BON ,Sa6ren ais
ariegsgefdnesner internirt par, lit
Geronimo. Der betannie 9lpadenhduptz
ling uno LANCE Sabre Der Sdredsn Der
WeIBen, geitorben. - Der Stddtsiez
nat Iebnte nit q gsgen Is Stimmen
cine 6rauenitimmrshtsoorlda ab. ~
8 8sfhGftsbduisr brannien in 6 Il :
ter 9itp nisosr. S6aoen 800,
900.
Wiffouri. - Mit einem Reoolz
Der uno elmer Dpnamitbombe bepaff
net, srihisn elm aepiTsr Rob. 9. 9Ieos
Zoe aus Dallas, Ger, bel benz Sdnitts
pdarsnmiaionGr Qaiprsace Or. Sones
in 9anfdsGitD unb foroerts ST.
600. Sonts iibermdltigte ibn aber
bur4 cine Gin unb Der Wonn muros
gu 30 Sabrtn 3uhibous perurtbsilt.
nahoem sr iid Oes psrluttsn Raubes
i@.loia bstannt 5dtts. - Sn san
as Gitp fubrte cine griigelei smi-
ihen einem Qrbeiter unb sinem gries
den su sintm blutigsn 8aTentampfe,
BET peldsm bic goIi3si sini6reiten uHo
ssssn 30 9srbaftunsen pornebmsu
muBte uno 4 9erionen I9mer5hafte
9erlebunaen bopontruaen.
4rtunfas.-13 Perionen mur=
ben aetOotst uno ndbe3u 3pei DuBsno
oerIebi. ais Elm Sturm nabe3u ale @e
bouoe in Der Ortihaft 6ifber in
2rimmsr lssts. auh in Der hinge
s,no purOe GROCER SdaOeH anaerid
let.
9erGs. $1,000 ~erbeuteteu
Spinoeniprsus,r in Der gant in all
gore. r. Cine I~susrsbrunit 5eritorte
in Z rinitn bas 0O1ano 6otel uno
msbr,re 9sIddftsbdulsr. Sine 6rau
SbOpGItsr. Elm SAT- oss 6oisls. srlitt
ihtpsrt graRopuHotu.
Senuefitt. - Snfolos BITS Ge-
Mules BON ~psroorbener Murit Iiar6sn
in Nempbis 3 psrionen uuo 3
psiters Iino itp,r srtrautt.
Gue GaroIiRa. - SuoIih
bon @resnpitIee ntoleiiie Elm Or
prsB3uq Der Southern gdbn, nobei
oey 9ocomotipfibrsr uHo Der 6ei5er
toDtlid osrisst murosn.
met @irQtnia. 49, Das pom
SouI, Der Staatsleaisiaiur NIT uber.
p~altiesuotr Wlaiorit6t anaenommsHs
prohibitions Announcement 9ing I'm
Stuai perlortu uao oomii lit bic sln-
e%sleaeuhsit fir oieis SsNiou Der Sc
aislatur srlsoiQt. 9urh @rploNon
ots DampfitTels in ben AUlossa oer
y%iperpOpl iSeli Worts in s. drttore
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

Ngims sHma.s. set Sauaar no S@lnien.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
AnbtFs NstcrsimarFit.
&ietr1drns.
EfItrauftr Wlnrff

edweias GufHbE 1000: marff bs5sr. -
mildts. 6eo-8S5; lsi3iF. 560-ss9.
NiHnsset. - Aniaer $50. Wlrft urgsr4resrt
Sui9srs 6asert. aufe bic ansisie. 55O-825.
be cute tS5-k25: sep55nli&-' s55lc6s
fAtt. So0-.76s Gamers. I.S5-Z40; 4ni.
isrS. 3.5o-S 90; suller. 3Oo-T5. 5eeSess
175--.5o; eiedsrs. seo-s.5o: adlber. 400
eests. zufass 200; wsasii aetis.
s1ais. R7b-bo 90. 2dusueg. 6-o0-T5J.
ansrrs gistmarffe.
G8teaes. "a. SEEK sgizssttt. gs
intr 1900. Reeoes &4Q-T O. 1eta7S / 30
40: G<lters. 4fo-5eo. efefers IRE sees.
sys $3.50 saas aHa settlers. ise@s IS,
sessins. Euisbt IS 900; Isiets. eos
co; Neaes aeO-ss5: aiss. go loo.
saefs aniuSr 10000; sas-s7o; eaar
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-sak: R1te Hns esiissR 3s5-ds0.
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- - stecsre ane csesers. s5o-5.I5.
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nc, Elc3ers ura 5eessrA 2 1G-E1 IS.
enRrRt. HEt Hn5-s so
e4sls. t.oe-oso esSnsr e5o-5 &C.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

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t Hsnrn 2ssaS zrazss
t4t4 eGaAf A tx 81
80 9S lE-Ta -
A~rt z@A&s -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28

Rak. arfups $3.50 EfaHo; marlt feFt. -
umertcnn Gull Cream f0-16c' ertd. II -
14kc; eiuburaer. 1~i--i4c. Ehpeiser. g.
15c.
gier. efnfubr 3sf after. Icyit ftelie. -.
- Srii0e 9ter. 22c; Srcenbs. 1e-i7e.
Gnbere gletergimdrfis.
Ebteea1, "a. Sebr. - gHttsr-Grsamere.
s2-2eHc; 8atrp, 2l-25c.
Bate. eurass 15h-iee; 9utns, ill.,
15c: pcHao AnsertrGs. 1G-s6tnc.
9ieE. - a0h-2She.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-28
MNrktberht.
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O1iIwaufes glarfAs

s1etsrn. SsrmiHe iaartu tHe1. miai
ipieB ll6Stc; 9ult L05&G Sbttunsr 9se.
4tphen Del is GaTS luinhr feit. urHidxs. &c.
] aptttern 2 Jars t.t7A sd I 4srtbsrH
p 1 Slv l.to5a 30. lib. Sdo@ SecN -
1 Gar 80. 1 80. 1t2. Guruu-2 Cars v9s,
] % s7izc- 30. ? carter AsEie q Sats
liz.
@sais. IerniHc irassH i4wcHieie. 9ai
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@r1beH Del - Oars ARfutr uicbrar. ums
iage sc 8 ael5sr-2 Jars sc, / %. 64nc.
20, 3 - Gnts e3&c 1 30. 64c, Efo. 4 3eS
Der - 1 Gar d3Ac 1 b. CSC. Ao. 5 srsis
ker ~ Gar 66Al.
eerhr. Ssi 80 Cars anfrsr Eterieeg.
urldes SieuaoIo 5 Cars 6uh8 SyTa )
1 GGr oS&t. . 90. 65ac. 3 20. 65S. 1 %.
Cos We. s 8 Gers 64Ae 1 10. Csc. 9 10.
8aC. sc. 4 - 3 0Gts D4c.
AuQafn. &ti 9 4lrS Aufltr bpser. seal
umlsss 9a 10 cars 7ee. / Ss-7se. "a.
3 @ar Glg-
ecier. - ei 81 Gars slniusr nH;s. i'm.
idtg 70 8 igsiser - 1 Cat sc. 90 54Aes
: DC. 5s'zt 2 %. bse. SiarSar3 3 Cans
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
NUMBER 43
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH
Two Prominent Physicians Had
a Thrilling Experience
Out in Country.

Last Monday DR.. Milo Brady,
of New Orleans, medical Inspector
of the State Board of Health, and
DR.. \. NJ. Peters, president of
the Winn Parish Board of Health.
were riding in surry on road
that crosses the l.. Il. & \. track
about two miles from Winfield.
A deep cut occurs at that pOint
and as the vehicle was about to
descend the hill, DR.. Peters told
the driver he thought he heard
the train and to stop. Just then
the train rushed across the road.
The horses became frightened
and after running about forty
yards broke the pole of the
vehicle and broke loose. The
escape from serous injury, if not
death, both from the train and
runaway horses was miraculous
and fortunate one. DIR. Peters
said he heard no warning signal
from the train by the whistle of
the locomotive,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
The Bailey Block.

This elegant structure has re-
ceived the finishing touches and
presents a most attractive appear
ance. 1t adds very materially to
that portion of the city. 1t is al
ready being occupiedSy energetic
business firms and business and
professional men. The building
has been so constructed that it
can be extended into the space
now occupied by the Comrade
Hotel. 1t is the intention of Mr..
Bailey to make this extension
and erect a commodIous and up
to-date hotel on this space. This
Improvement will make the citi-
zens proud of their hotel accom-
modations, which are already far
above and beyond any town of q
similar population in North Lou
isiana.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
A M u S E M E N 7 s.
The Opera House.

The King Dramatic Company
concluded their weeks engage
ment last Saturday night to an
overflow house, many people
from abroad coming to witness
the rendition of "The Devil"
Miss Belle Milburn was voted the
fine silver tea set. This week
Manager Hawley has been enter
tanning the people with fresh
attractions of songs. dancing,
vaudeville and fine moving
pictures. He offers an induce
ment a S. bilk to be drawn fol-
every Tuesday night and 9
Shetland pony to be drawn for on
Saturday night, FEBRUARY 20.
Allen Fisher, a golden voiced
baritone, and Henry Heath, some
nieger singer. will be the attrac,
tions at the Opera House mex,
week. They are artists in their
lines.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
An Elegant Residence.

Mr. c. II. Elliott is building a
hone residence, handsome strnc-
nre on. the corner of Jones
Nd Allen streets. north of tho l..
= 4. depot. 1t is a two-story
nuiidine 'and modern in all its
appointments and conveniences.
HE lower floor contains two
eeoFooms, parlor, dining room,
e1l'uay. stairway, kitchen and
0Feroom. Verandas extend
round the east and north sides.
4ae upper floor embraces four
edrOoms. library. sewing and
q rooms and closets. A We
:-soa ornaments the east. end.
ben this building is completed
will be the most attractive res
eaee on Jones street and an at
.ssf'on to that portion of the
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05

George Nj. Wallace, a Winfield
youth at the headquarters of the
department of Luzon, Philippine
Islands, for a beautifully illus
trated copy of the Annual Mill
tary Tournament and Athletic
Meet, Department of Luzon.
The book is a work of art on en-
bossed paper and profusely Illus
trated with scenes and events and
views in and around Manila. 1t
is also a work of literary merit.
MIR. Wallace acknowledges the
regular receipt of the Sentinel at
that distant outpost of Uncle
Sans intrepid fighters.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
High School Notes.

The High School Society met
at their-regular meeting on Fri
day. Jan. 30, and the following
program was rendered.
Music, May Crawford.
Reading, George Bozeman.
Recitation, Hugh Long.
Jokes, John Peters.
Recitation. Ruby Moss.
Vocal Solo, Rossie Colvin.
Piano Duett, Ida Wallace and
Eva Sewers.
Male quMtette. Harley Boze-
man, Averett Gates, Sam God
frey, Jay Smith.
Music, Glenn Durham.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05

figures of $4,000, 900. These in-
vestors in Winfield oil lands will
return here the latter part of the
week for further Investigations.
Winfield Is a good town to visit
and Its surroundings furnish
enticing fields for investments.
1t is MOTEL. In this connection,
that the Winfield oil field is at
tracing increasing interest and
scarce a day lapses but that
visitors from abroad come here to
examine this spot. There is not
one of them but who is favorably
impressed with the prospects for
plentiful supply of oil in this
locality.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
The WatePworks.

The disposition of the water
works plant has been under
consideration for some time
before the city Council, and has
created no little discussion. At
a regular meeting of the City
Council last Tuesday, an ordi-
nance was passed to lease this
plant. which is now the property
of the city. Mayor. j. d. Pace,
and councilman G.. p. Long were
authorized to negotiate a lease.
This may be accomplished or it
may not be. 1t will depend on
whether certain conditions and
require i@nts will or can be
complied with. The authorized
Committee has the matter under
consideration.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
Through Transportation.

Winfield is still forging ahead
in railroad transportation. The
Louisiana Railway and Naviga-
tion Co., because of it's recent
change of schedule and connec-
tions with other lines, is selling
through tickets to Dallas, Tex,
two of which were disposed of
last Wednesday. This will be of
great convenience to commercial
travellers and others wishing to
make close connections with
points in Texas. This is but the
initiatory to better and quicker
railway facilities in the near
future.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
The City Theatorium.

This familiar place of amuse-
ment has furnished the patrons
with moving pictures. songs.
dances and vaudeville and giving
away prizes every night. The
management of Jackson & Smith
has been transferred to H. G..
Baker, who will add new features
to the attractions and hereafter
conduct the management.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
uIcH SCHOOL BUILDING
is UNDER WAY.
u,st This Enterprise Means to
the Future of This Progress
sive City.

Mr. VIM. Drago, architect OF
,he sulepdid High School Build
- arrived iI Winfield last
! Monday and has been giving his
..,.,t;on to the inltiatory pro-
eeedings for breaking ground Tor
=. erection of the splendid High
School building. Last Tuesday
NJ. John Arthur, with several
,orkmen from Shreveport. was
busily occupied with the prelIm-
;,.rv work of laying off the lines
for Che foundation. He has al
r.ady received nine car loads OF
material. The foundations will
b laid by the beginning of neAt
week.
This structure. when com
pletsd, will be- the finest aud
most beautiful school building in
North Louisiana, except those in
Shreveport and Monroe. Winn
psrish, that has heretofore been
Known ss one of the backward
sections Of the state in educa-
boual matters, has taken the lead
Of all the rural parishes in this
section of the state in this re.
spect and intense interest is
bsine manifested in establishing
eplendid school facilities.
The High School is located on
N elevated leval plateau and Mr.
Dugo pronounces it one of the
most desirable sites for this pur-
nose that he has ever seen. The
grounds will be 230 feet front
and 40 feet in depth. The front
sstasnce of the building will be
no feet from the front of the lot.
This will allow space of 240 by
30 feet for play grounds.
The ITO feet front will furnish
ample opportunity for the Winn-
6eld Civic League to beautify the
grounds with lawns, flowers and
ornamental shrubbery and other
wise make it attractive. The
play grounds being in the rear OF
tbe building the children can be
eontrolled from intruding on the
front ornamental lot. The com
bipation OF the lawn and build.
ing will make one of the most
beautiful and attractive schOo
structures in the South. 1t viii
make such an inviting combina
sion that the people will never
grow weary in singing it
praises and will display it to Wis
hors as one of the finest monu'
ments erected 10 the cause of ed
acati0n and the instruction o.
tbsir children and chil,lrens' chill
dren,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
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Then Subscribe for the Sentinel the Which
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live local that those that the general
WINFIELD important prosperity
his whole
parish residents uphold
will outlay dollar
take send tor sample and closely the contents
journal that the population Winn enhance the value
bring capital population this section and otherwise make the
and happy
weekly thousands
whose the cities abroad
facilities and utilities of Winfield and Wnn parish
the Sentinel send them friends industry seek
The such will than
the trouble and add to the spirit of
the official of the police and of the
should find household family
transpii n this section of North Louisiana
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
Many Thanks.

The editor of the Sentinel
greatly appreciates the kindness
of Mr.. j. A. Hawley for the use
of his horse and wagon for the
purpose of securing some highly
interesting news items in the
nearby pine forests. 1t is the lit
tie deeds of kindness that often
times bear the richest fruits.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
From Pollock.

Messers. F. s. Singly, A. w.
Ashley, o. H. Ball and S. E.
Ford, of Pollock, La, came to
Winfield this week to see and
investigate the oil field near here.
and the gas output. After going
out to the location of the wells
being drilled and testing the gas
evidences they became so interest
ed that they made an investment
Immediately.
These gentlemen are the parties
who purchased the Gould timber
in Grant parish. This property
was purchased at the handsome
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
State and Parish License.

All persons, firms or corpora
tions dong business which re-
auires a license must procure
same before March 1st.
On that date the delinquent
licenses will be turned over to the
License Attorney and two per
+.=.-al4. .e;ll- he f.e4l
lected as required by law. and
attorneys fees. f. l.. SHAW,
2t Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
The WINFIELD Mercantile Co


Make the following important
announcements: Plans for our
after inventory sales have been
carried to completion with u
measure of success which will
more than maintain the prestige
this store has acquired in its
unique price making power and
its unequaled possibilities for
giving corr rect interpretations of
new styles in advance of their
season.
This important event will be-
gin Friday February 18th.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
The Marble Quarry Plant.

No sooner had the Sentinel
reached near by city with the
description of the crushing plant
being erected at the Marble
Quarry than a letter was written
to manager Huston asking about
the material, wanted at once. A
typographical error occurred as the
capacity of the plant. When
completed the capacity will reach
500 tons of crushed rock in a run
of ten hours. 1t is proposed to
furnish this material as rapidly as
it is required, and the machinery
is of the most solid character. A
heavy crusher will first be used
and second employed to
pulverize the refuse of the first
to finer condition, so that the
rock will be furnished in any
required pulverized consistency
for the use required. The plant
is being hastened to completion
as fast as labor can accomplish it.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05

TLo Co.I;nnl q nn oil -hnn1a
print and makes a speciality of
home news and items OF interest
to the agriculturalist.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
Peddy--Whitley.

Married in Gibsland, La, on
Tuesday, January 28, 1909, Mr.
j. G. Peddy, of Winfield, and
Miss Glide Whitley, of Glbsland,
Rev. j. G. Cox, of Mt. LEBANON,
officiating. The couple arrived in
Winfield on Friday and are
domiciled at the residence of
Prof. l.. W. Moore.
Friend Peddy completely sur
prised his friends in Winfield by
his unexpected but very COM
mendable union with Ole Of the
fair daughters of a neighboring
town. Mr.. Peddy is an employee
of the Winfield Mercantile
Company, young man of
sterling traits of characther,
sociable and deservedly popular.
His bride is an attractive young
lady, progressing and accom-
plished and a fayorite in her home
circles. The twain are admirably
mated. The Sentinel tenders
them its sincere wishes for their
future happiness. hoping they
will reap full measure of earth's
Joys and prosperity.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-02-05
The Philippines.

Ane Sentinel greatly appreci-
"a sne kind remembrance Of