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SJ..PAYNE
iW BOYfTT, Jr.,
C. Hi .LLIOTT
SAM.ES M. HYDE
CFAS L. JONES
SHJOhNIi. MATHEWs
r 4?UTURE 3 '.XWIN FIED.
fte- thti business depression
Sai'b tlie panic the light seems h
_t reakt once more, andl prosperity A
opr;be5our town again. It is "
tu : o put our ,shoulders to m
e ieeand help. The.organiz I h
}fit' the a bmmercial .'Club by in
ur eter prising business, men was at
Siiial itep i-tihe direction of er
.: ;method of advertising our to
sand inviting .outside bo
sri 'to come and heli us in
'W9~pi~ 4the m.
W attea:ortates is in a u air
fe
y f:ly being justed. We are. S
tostanolnflithe same footing
rthbrevepor It Rpiton and Mon
be
aro a- th taid of the Interstatem
m erce eCommittee will be in
to.. bring the ra ilr to oa
is oncesiou granted
~ldvilybeconise a distribut t
randjdbbing houises will
a _ `valuable
tieS l~WQ area.yindicated:d
i tocate hereas soon as
ui refa~sused. A:' h'ard-4 t4
l ii~d a U00. foot-. saw
St~ be lated 'here this
O .fot~oundry and repair
ar~titd 1-for.' and
. 1 e "d :this year.
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dgp u~~roi Iringhtplants ,
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"majority. ?f :o piles atisfied;
S°aness overi the resutlt it has failed
to: be sh:iwn afd:- the- result has
been accepted wivith, good humor
by-the defeated candidates..
This is as it should be. Now
let us get together and work for a
greater Winnfield. A majority of
the voters have indicated.: their
choice of a mayor to administer
their laws, a marshal to conserve
the peace and five councilmen to
make their laws. If we hold up
their hands and yield our support
to the measures passed for the
general good the affairs of the
town will result in the general
good.
The ticket selected is a strong
one and we do not see where it
could be improved on arid deserves
and should receive unanimous
support.
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TO IMPROVE STOCK. .
The Central Produce Association f
has bought several -:young Poll t
Angus Bulls and have started to I
improve their .herds. This breed 3
makes the finest beef cattle on the I
market, and as the bulls were bred I
in Grant parish they are acclim- l
ated. This shows what the farm.
ers in this section are going to do
to counteract the ravages of the
boll weevil.
The Sanders good roads move
ment.has taken on new life. A
few small bore politicians in this
State have opposed this move'ment
because Governor.ai'iders might
benefit pol~ie~illy by it. He has
madetstudy of roads and is one
of the best posted men in...the
United States on the subject. His
plan to furnish to the parties free
engineering and convict labor at
the expense of the State is one of
;the best plans for securing good
roads at a minimum expense ever
devised. It is a shame.that a few
pin-heads oppose the Sanders plan
r purely' political reasons
drowley Signal .
A great Event.
t-I
On March 1t, 6lth and 17th,
19WDt .. B, 8 Meeri, of London;
9 `rgland, President of th WorldsI
Sunday School, Associat o ; Mr.
Mation Lawreince, General. Secre-' a
ary of the International Sinday4 d
School iConventiont and Secretary b
:of :the.. orld's nday SchoolAs, t
sQelatliolMrE KWarren, EL
5 Presidentof th orlds Sunday.
Seh ool' Association, Mr, E. 0.
-xcel1 and: maimny other world
ders 'wi attend lthe 24th
Annua Sanca cliohol ConvIention
4fi fhhe Lo isiana btdaj School As
iati on to Ibeheld at iew Orleans
Sthe° Firth: Presbyterian Church.
AIrailrotd heard from to dtie
v ran fid arn open rate of one
fa' lu twenty five cents for
rundtrip A large representa
. ~ tvi al attend this meeting from
i thr statip andi
stnedi to be theifgreatest
eohv t fon ever held in this part
Nt f" Xol Watterson :relates
f= i 4dr't Mr. Clevelaud'8 first
Ui1 o:: hi.te " se lie was
' c d b he Kent ucky delega
So int A" ac tmed
Th po ya cllctr f ;;nera
ot1e
. . 1 :; eft + dr be au.se Mr.
Q~ le;a whdI <w~ii1t;` expect:
SGrover'
t house ices
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EDITOR COMh:D ADE: ~
-Aswe have been a humlanf being
.fifty-two years, I thought I would of s
drop you afew liesthlt hi·waslong for
overdue. Just holw long e will ed
remain in. our present sphere is 1
hard to tell. Having contracted "winf
that awful epidemic, hookwormls,
Iellagra and. proletarian politics to
and pauics; .ill under D)detor Bill
Taft's high tariff disenfectanlts,rwe
are nearing delirium tremens. That
awful ghost-befoi'e my. day visions I
and the haunit of my dreams by. able
night, is that terrible haudwriting forC
on the wall, "I. O. U."
Don't you think, Mr, Editor, that t
a vacation for a full term in the spot
legislature would have a tendency
to restore us to normal cdhdition?
N1 otwithstanding the value of
space, correspondents continue to No.
cuss and discuss the good: roads
issue in your paper, yet. getting the
farther from the issue all the time.
Who is authority for five mill sub- a
sidy for good roadsi r(0overnor .aw,
Sanders, in opening the good roads
campaign in this parish, asked the o
Q favor of the taxpayers for one NN:
I hundred and fifty thousand dollars o
lan;
o payable in installments of f tilean
1years. We have ten wardls in the W
I parish, this will give each ward pi
I fifteen thousand kdollars for good -
roads. Now it is a fact of the
º- parish records that the recipient No
0 of the five mill tax to the ikansas
e Southern Railroad amounts aunu B:
ally to $35,000. Any oni knows for
that $35,000 i.nimore than $15,000.
It is a ree idtled fact as given by i
Sthe committee on good roads- that
80,% of the tax of this parish is t
paid. by non-resident taxpayers. s
Then fifteen per cent of capital is ,
asked to impose $35,000 aninually pr
Ie on ý5% of the parish's available
property, Is this whatlthe people:
(the sovereigps ,of Witin parish)
e promised non-resident capital 20 n
years agot·.'. No. The Southern an
Sentinel and the Wiun -Parish L`
Democrlat; then nold eirs of iublic
r opinion, said to non-residentr capi
' :tal: "Cotme into our fold, for our >L
undeveloped :wealth is-g reater.than
mines of gb!ld:"'" ow, iby`.David La
of old, we. are . told that aPi good
name and a :promise kept is better L
thau gold. ("UIcle Remus" says
figuresdoi't ie, h:ut litars' fi·iires A
see. a
SGive us this: iy our Governor
re- Sanderi'opositpoii of one hun-:
adreed -and f:ifty::: thousand dollars
boid issie. Give, or set a part
to each ward of the ten wards of
the pariishk fifteeni tho0lusand dollarsi
each "itablisli in ithe trile- :e t·r
o. Of e iichwatrd a cooperativemerch
r antile trading :post;, build the"oads
it: ternl ina tat center o'th aris h
Scoiiiumercial, profits will eoxbeed h -.Iti
Sbonds .adinteresti. : iii::.i
"ne ': ,.The .Best4lori of Life
fo(r iswhen youdo some greatidee '
t. discover sme oteronderitufact. This
hotir tmrn-e to Ji R.ittofRckyM
'N. 4,whlenhife i asenffelintense
ihia te-b:.thian Bi,5 old.:V:
oi' ady ,' I i hfenprto ea myitd
rest salie~ stfhi.T Itio'swha a 's eld Cold
rst remiedy for diseased s he
rhages, ,la4ripp;el,@thma, hay ir
.as l ,-ayth:rroior: 1u:6ff, i6iii'be a
ga- oo. TriaEb otIle' fe. irairanteed
n by all druggists-' - ' -,
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Notice`fo0r biliatio.,, R.-_,i ,
DEPARTMBNT OF T2IE INTE 1IO).
UNITED SoTATES L- ND OFIiOiH
Ne. v:Orleans, La., Jan.24, 1910.
Notice is hereby: given tht George: Ceaser, a
of .StVall, La., who on.Oct. 14, 1903, made
1opsnstead enutr No. 26029 Serial, No. 01068,
foruNW eoof N r', Section 6B TownshiP 18Fih
norih, Range 2 west, Louisiana Meridian; has
filed notice of intention to make' final five
year proof to -establish his claim to
the la;d above described, before P. K. Abel, at Dr
'Winnlteld- La., on the r b
Seventh dOy of March, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses; P. Bradford,
Bob . Ceas ealim Ccaser, G. W.X raiford, all of
Stovall, La.' WALTER L. COHEN,
1.Rr E egister. IN
Administrator's Sale. n. 104
.Succession of Martin Van Buren--In Fifth
SDistrict Court, Winn Parish LJouisoia.
By virtue of an order issued by the Honor
able George Wear, Judge of the Fifth District
Cou'rti:I will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the front door of the Court House,
Saturday; Febru. 19, 110
•the following described propeity, to-wit: Grit
. One small sorrel horse,- one red nd wh'ite
spotted cow, one brown sbeer, one feather bed,
one set blacksmith's tools, one wash potRABE
CekmP. K. ABEL,
Clerk & Ex-Oflicio Admr.
Sheriff Sale.
No,- s. V. ii D. Caar vs. J. B. Fox. In the
Fifth Judicial' District Court, Parish of
,Winn, Louisiana.
By virtue of i writ of Fi. Fa. issued out of
the Fifth Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish of Winn, .Louisiiia, and to me
directed in the above entitled suit, I have
seized and will offer for sale at public auction
at the north front door of the court house in
Winnfield, La., within the hours prescribed by
law, to the.highest bidder, on.
-Saturday, February 26, 1910
the following described property, to-wit: SE3,i '
of NE.i of section 81, SW1Ii of SW' and Sy of
NWV of SWi, 15 acres in south part of
NEi% of SWi and 10 acres in southwest corner
of SWXi of SEt) of section 28, Tp 12 north,
range 2 west.: 25.acres being the improved
lands in the two described forties. Seized as'
the property of said defendant, J. B. Fox, and
will be sold to satisfy said writ and cost.
LTerms of sale; C(ash, with benefit of ap
pr.iisement. F. L. SHAW, Sheriff.
This 19th day of January, 1910.
Sheriff Sale.
No -. J. D. Holmes, transferee of WV. R.
James &,.Son vs..W. It. Brown. In the
Fiftj 4.udicial District Court, Parish of
TYhenn, Louisiana.
- cBy virtue of a writ of FIERI FACIAS issued
out of the Fifth Judicial District Court, in and
for the parish of Winn, Louisiana, and to me
directed in the above entitled suit, 1 have
seized and will offer for sale at public auction
at the north front door of the court house in
Winnfield,dLa., within thv. hours prescribed by
law, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, February 26, 1910
1 the following described property, to-wit:. SE.
section 832 township 12 north,.-range 1 east,
seized as the property of said defendant, W.
Wi Brown and will be sold to satisfy said writ
3 and cost.
.Terms of sale: Cash 'with benefit of ap
praisement. ' ' .L.. SIIAW; Sheriff.
This 19th day of January, 1910. 21 \
r ,.Shreveport Schedule.
. The Louisiana & Arkansas Ihailway an
nonnces the opening of its line into Shreve
port, La., January 1, 1910. Dbuble daily' pas
singer service isb mnaugurated between Alex
i andria and Shreveport via Minden, La., on the
following schedule: .
Lv Shreveport •.6:00 a. m n-. e 10:00 a. m.
C 'Minden 7:025a .u. 11:24 a. ]i.
Sibley 747 a . r-- 12:07 a:m. .
Winnfield: -10:0t7a. m. 8:15 p.m . .
I Al exandria 12:01 noon- 5:20 p. in.,
Lv Alexandriao: 720 a . 1:8. 0 p.,S.
Winnfield 910a .m.: ':25 p. m.
n Sibley:;- 11:44a: in. 5:59p.m.
Ar Minden , .lim:4 a.. . 6:10 p.m..
d Lv Minden i1220P g.s 6.:30p.m.
Ar: .Slreveport ` 1I45p. .p . "8:00 p. im.
d Daily Servmice betweenShreveport and Jena
Branel rpoints. a Fl
', Lv Shreyeport10:00' a in:. Lv Jena 7:15 a. inm.
Packton.': 4:00p.m.. Tiront:: 7:27a.im.
GS .Georgetown 4:27p:m. Georgetown8:08am.n
S:.iTrout .: :02p s Packton 8:85 a. m.'
SAr aJena :15 p. milAr. S'port 1:45 p. m.
Tlhis is thie ONLY roite "betweQ Winnfield"
and Shreveport.d If you appreiciate g vood ser
vice use no other., .. iB, 5. ATKINSON,.
Sr. . HIGGINBOTHAM, . Gen.Pass. Ag.k
A im gent-L. &A y;:: B . Texarkana, Ar
S .: Lev: WWinnfeld; La.e" , -
[ "iveatrpeA a :nge . are lgoing
Scrazy, so ysaAr . Mr.:. m.a iay a nm .
Some of7the n . certanley :nve:tnot
I e. m poe pe iarl i ;-taking. Foley's
S: Kdney Remedy every year. PI is
~ ronsidared ·the mosteffective remedy
ert fall kidneyr andJbladder !trubles
' Foys Kid ym coid y,: errectsa
irruarixties, n.build s up thesyser
6 goingL A intlSdoi
j- time,"•LOUISIA NA & ii "aKA A
are Hope, Ark31 p i im lealve:< ,
b * tdei a i- n ! tsuI s o;rf ·eall po nt1sa
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Roos)s 5 aid 6. 'Pbove 52
Snibh-ri iar0n aBuildiig.. _
Dr. I. D. NETTLES
4, DeibisiA
Offico in Bailey Building
WINNFIELD. .- - LA
n 10-5t
DAN W. KELLY,
Physician and Surgeon
Oalls answered promptly.
ffice Phone 42dg. Residence Phone 100
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MONEY PLACED WITH US GROWS WHILE YOU SLEEP
THE MAN WITHOUT
A BANK- ACCOUNT
is traveling on foot, .while his neighbor who has
a bank account, with the
BANK of WINNFIELD .
Winnfield, La.
is riding on the fast flying train of progres -
Which of These Two Citizens are
You 1Going to Imitate in 191 ?
RESOURCES: HALF MILLION DOLLARS
NIEw OREANS ARND ILT.URN
LOITISIANA IBAILWAY
(Louisiana Iaiywa &Navigation Co.)
ACCOUNT
MARDI GRAS
:Tickets on sale February 1 to 7; inclusive, li mited to i
February 19, 1910, with 'extension until March 7, 1910:
by :deposit of ticket with special agent and payment:of
$1.00 at time of deposit.
Train leaves Winnfleld 7.- .:25 a m.
Train leaves Alexandria ::. . ::. 0,.m.
Train arrives Baton Rouge *5 i
Train arrives New Orleans (Canal Str't) -,. 840: .m.
Pullman, Buffet, Sleeping Cars: eeare tickets and Pnulinan
reservations atDepot Ticket `jffee. , Phone 88. . .
E. ~O. D.MARSHALL, -= , E..MWR L,
Generail Passer gr Agent ,T~i Ti :Agen
$Shreveport, La . Pho e 88, innfeld, La.
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4.4JACKSON.
Dealer in
Saddles-aud iarjess
Boots and shoes made to order
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Articles will be so1d to' ny: charges t
after ten days
Gorner Gourt and Jones Streetos
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MAThEWS & iAMBLE
LAWYERS -----
Woodmen Bldg, - - Winnfield, La.
Practice in All the Courts
E.. PAYNE
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE: CITY DRUG STORE
Office Phone 50. Residence Phone 188.
Calls answered promptly day or night.
WINNFIELD, - - . LA
J: J. PETERS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon'
WINNFIELP, LA.
Rooms 1 and 4 Grisham Building
Phones: Residence 163, Office 51
Calls answered promptly.
