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Personal.

/ Misses Rena and Nav Phillips came
40 from ChrnpvyilIe and LecOmpte
where they are are teaching, and spent
Saturday and Sunday at home. return
ing TO their duties Sunday might By the
cannon bail.
Mr.. Hunter Jarreau, Of Alexandria,
spent Thursday and Friday in Natchi-
tUches.
Miss Ethel Blanchard. of Shreveport.
arrived Sunday and is the guest Of
Miss Elise CUckerham
Mrs. E. Kortum ard daughter, Of
COushatia. arrived Saturday and have
rooms ut Mrs. Haslett's. Miss Kortum
will enter the Normal.
Dir. and Mrs. Josenh Henry and Miss
Mini Chopin are spending some time at
their town residence
| Messrs. y. Lambre and F. Cloutier. of
| Bermuda were visitors to town Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Fuqua with her daughter, Of
| Guatemala. Central America, arrived
here last Thursday night and will re-
main some weeks with her mother, Mrs.
| Geo. Adams.
Miss GlSnche Adams left Wednes 1ay
morning for Point CouDee parish. where
she will teach for the next few months.
MIR. G.. Il. Greneaux visited Alexan-
drla on business the beginning Of the
week.
Mis- Annie Stephenson, the Campte
teacher, was . visitor to Natchtoch'
week.
rs Daisy ldwell and brother. "a!
Rubeiine, wer -asitors to NatchjtOchrs
thus week t G. ~ the ptrforina &c al
/ tar opera house aud the ball.
A.. pov vrdker and bT . ,r.o reN t.
.,, ~. -. - Z guests Of the Adams H. Sc on
tuesday.
Messrs. w. p. Irtfin and ). II. Pres
CGtt insurance men, were visitors ,o|
NatchItOches this week.
Mr.. Tom Dyer. Of Alexandra, attend
ed The MINISTRIES and bail.
Messrs. Wilson and Blckham. two
DODular drummeis. were in NatchitO-
ches Tins week.
Mr.. ID. e. Scaib borough was visitor
10 Shreveport on Monday.
Misses Matte Stantii. Willie and TheO
McGOIdrlck and Sue Willie Kortum left
this morning for NatchitOches to enter
panied by Mrs. E, L. KOrtum, who Will
Coushatta Citizen.
Mr.. r. Prudhommc was In town
Tuesday.
Misses Julia and Nav Prudhomme are
guests OF their sister, Mrs. S. II. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.. Henry and child
rem were the guests of Mr. and Mr.. j.
e.. Henry at their town residence this
wee..
Mr., Abe Bath 10 in Provencal, where
he has charge of the public school.
Mrs. Fl. Jatta returned fIOm New Or
leans FRIDAY morning after u visit to her
daughter. Mrs. /. Grossman, which was
prolonged on account of the quarantine.
Miss Bertha Katie spent last week
with relatives at PIOvenCal.
Miss Alma HvamS Is the guest of her
cousin, Hiss Lucille Hyams,
Miss Enla Smith. OF Spanish Lake, Is
visiling friends IN town.
DR.. S. Ii. Scruggs. Of CiOutiervilIc.
was visitor to NatchitOehes this week.
A full line of fresh raiSins. currants,
cItron, almonds, and cocOanuts. at F.
+, I'herISsun'S, ... Eli
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Rev. M. E. Weaver.

Thesannouncement for the services oil
the Rev. Mr.. Weaver which la a slight
change from the regular routine will be
found elsewhere In this Issue. AS will
be seen he has accepted cali at Lake
Charles az the news was received with
regret NOT only by his own congregation
but By all Of, our peoDle. Mr. Weaver
lie q true gentleman, Of, scholarly at
talnments, an earnest worker, and as a
minister has the respect and admiration
of not only his congregation but thai Of
all other Idenomlnatious.s who will mics
him sadly and while they bid him God
speed in his new field of labor do so
with regret for his departure from them
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WHAT sCRoFuLA Is.

. Scr0fula Is disease as old as anticq-
uity. 1t has been hander down for gen
erations and Is the syme to-day as In
early times. 1t is enphatiGaliv ii-
sease OF the blood. ana the onIg-sgSy to
cure it is by purifying the blood. Tha
is just what Hoods Sarsaparilla doe
in every case where It is gwen faith
ful trial. II eradicates all impurities
from the blood, aud cures the sores.
boils, pImples ana all forms OF skin
diseases due to scrofuIa taInts 10 the
blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla has won
the grateful praise of vast numbers of
people by its grand and complete cures.
Don I allow scrofula to develop in your
blood. Cure It at once BIZ taking Hoods
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Sheriff Sale.
= n. Freehold. VS.. J. s. Dixon.
..,1h. IN .iIf { 5Ii,t.

zenith fsTrict t5Hfg I aTfsh 0S Sa ia
itOIhcs, La.--N0.-l2233.
By virtue of writ Of seizure ana salo
issuing out of the Tenth Judicial District
Court of Louisiana in and for the Parish
OF NatchitOchcs, and TO me directed.
have seized and will 0ffor for sale at
public auction tn the last and hi ghest
bidder at tho principal fyont door OF tho
courthouse in the city and parish Of
Natchtoches. La. OH
SATURDAY the 18Th day of Nov. 1898
within the legal hours Of sale tho follow.
Ing described property t6-wit:
A certain tract of land about three
miles west of the city of Natchit6ches
and known as the Parker Salter place.
being part of section ~ and 10 and part
of section 80, T. 9, X. s, containing 7O6
9l-100 acres acquired at Shcriff's sale of
February Gath, 1894, by J. NJ. Frechetlc
and by HIM sold to J. s. DixOn less 40
acres sold to Anderson Washington Dec.
3Ist, 1890.
Also one saw mil and fixtures ono en-
CINE and boiler, all of the buildings and
improvements thereto belonging; also
ono log cart, one saw dust cart, one log
wagon, two road wagons, sixteen work
cattle e yOkes) three log chains.
Terms of Sale-Cash. with benefit of
appraisement
w. FREEMAN,
Oct. IL. Sheriff.
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The Ball.

Very pretty INVITATIONS were sent ou'
for the ball given by the Comns on Tues
day night and though large and bril-
liant crowd assembled, still it was not
as large as was expected owing to the
very Indictment weather. For this same
reason, no floral decorations were at
tempted though they would have been
very elaborate if the original program
could bave been carried out. AS is the
rule in Natchitoches. at everything, late
hours ruled, and the first dance did not
begin until about 10 o'clock, which GUS
tom is decidedly passe now in all large
CITIES, still our people cling to this
either through force of habit or because
they do not wish 10 dissipat into thin
air. the one most dearly loved AID nigh
w priced of all its ancient traditions.
Our people forget 'autre temps, autre
medrs, mais toujour revient ses pre-"
miercs alEours. (Pardon the transgres-
sion and the French.)
The floor was nicely waxed, the music
by The sting band inspiring, the cos
tunes handsome, The girls pretty and
the beaux handsome. at IL o'clock an
elegant lunch consisting of different
kinds of sandwiches, chocolate, and all
kinds Of cakes was Gailily served. at
tete attic ard round Dles, in The card
room. after which dancing Was resumed
and continued until the wee hours ap-
preached. A large number OF ana trons,
hanGoomeIy gowncd, lent dlgn1Iy ana
charm to the Brilliant scene, ~
Among the young ladies whose cos
tunes we can remember were Miss La
cile lIyams, dainty as a rose, in shrimp
pink satin trimmed In tulIe of the same
shade and white flowers. Miss Annie
Stephenson wore a handsome light blue
br0caded satin with bertha of embroid-
cred chiffon. Miss Edna Allison pref
ty embroidered pink silk garni$hed in
black chiffon, and Miss Cora Hill wore
IA white organdy over satin beautifully
made, and red roses gave brilliant fin
ish to her becoming costume. Miss
Ethel Blanchard : gown Of canary col
Ored satin with green velvet ceinturP,
embroidered in gold, was handsome
Miss Mamie Watson in white brOoaded
silk, with handsome lace. Miss Elise
60 .k"rham white organdy with yellow
satin bodie garnished with tule. Miss
Josephine Fianncr white organdy. Miss
Alice DIETRICH white over blue under
suit. Misses Estelle Trichel, Dora Cas-
parI, Dena Sabbath, Eula Smith. ald
several others wore very pretty white
organdics Miss Blanche Adams, cream
brOcadei silk trimmed in tulle. Miss
Mini Chopin light blue velvet. Mrs. E.
e. Shieb canary brocaded taffeta with
IL
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Sale OF Ferries.

| will sell at public auction to the last
and highest responsible bidder at the
front door of ike courthouse in the town
of Natchitoches on Saturday, the 10th
day Uf November. 1898. the following
and other public ferries:
On RED RIVER.
Grapes Bluff.
Campte.
Gunley's.
81. Maurice.
CocKfleld's.
BLACK LAKE.
Stirm & Demery,
J0mbo Point.
On BAYOU PIERRE.
Frank Prue.
Ogee Brosset.
On CANE RIVER.
Cocks
Ailhaud Prudhomme's.
L. 4. Prudhomme's.
Twenty -four mile.
Derry.
CIoutierville.
On SALINE.
Sirong's.
Racln6s t = s.4s. -
Terms of Sale-Cash,- and the purchaser
10 give good and solvent bond for the
faitilful performance of his duties as
public ferryman.
G. w, KILE.
nov. 3. President Police Jury.
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Look I Attention /

Our loss, your gain. We are closing
out our entire lire of Mems and chill
dren's clo.hing and pants at ridiculous
low prices. Quality taken into consid-
GRAFTON. MackIntoshes at sl.50 upwards.
Another such opportunity will not be
offered you this year. J. A. Ducournau
& Son. nov l0-3t.
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NOTICE.

Gervais Vereher having applied to be
appointed administrator OF The Success
siUns of Maxlnne and Celina Vercher
notice Is hereby given to all aities in
terested to show cause, If any they have
within ten DAYS from date hereof why
said application should rot be granted,
o. the same will be homoIogated.
II. N, HYAMS.
nov 3-3t Clerk.
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So tho married ladies have doubled
liner club that the EDITOR bad the pleas
ure Of entertaining on last Wednesday
afternoon. Through the thoughtful
ness of kind friends who sent the nov nov.
ers, the rooms were turned into bowers
of roses and chrysanthemams, and the
bright and animated faces Of the ladies',
vito rr5i11fk atft6ng tic tfAn6s6ffest tur
irons IN the town, furnished sunshine
enough to flood III little world within
in spite of the dreary rain without
A gay and decidedly brilliant game,
II not strictly according to Hoyle, of
euchre. was played and resulted in Mrs.
J. q. Trlchel, Jr.. and Miss Charlotte
Drevfuss (the guest of the evening"
drawing for the fret prize, and Miss
Dreyfus carried 1t of. Mesdames S.
J. Henry and n. T. Smith drew for the
boobv and the latter was victorious.
Light refreshments were served to
the club which is composed of Mines
z. L. McClung, s. H. Hill. ] &. TIIchel'
Jr., L. Z. Chaplin, j. A. Ducournau.
Jr.. c. Davis, J. w. Cockerham. f. V
Deblieux. Ell. Phillips. i. L'herlsson.
&. E. Greneaux, +. Harrlson, 5. J.
Henry, j. w. Freeman, Phanor and Q,
l.. Breazeale.
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The Normal Teachers.

The Normal teachers were all present
at the faculty meeting on Saturday and
are doniciled for the present at least as
follows: Mrs. L G. McVOY at Mrs. G.
l.. WalmSleY's; Miss L. }. Lawless at
Mr.. B, G. Caldwell's; Misses Knott,
Trlmble and Whedon at Mrs. I. p.
Chaplin's; Misses Cross, Garner and
Lewis at the Normal; Professors AS
we'll at Mrs Haslett'a, and Pickles at
DIR. MOsely's and Prof. Williamson,
Misses Tauzin ana Russell at their own
homes.
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NOTICE.
Lnud Office at Natehito,

Lnud Office at Natehitochcs, La
.. October 3. 1898.
Notice is hereby gwen that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice of her
intention to make final proof IN support
of her claim and that said proof will DO
made before Register and Receiver at
Natchitoches, La. on November 18th
1898 II. E. No 5201 viz
MARGARET A. VANCE,
for the E l-2 Sc Ia See 80 and wiz
SW Ia Sec "a I l4N. RI West LOuisi-
ana Meridian.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
of said land viz:
John ). Thompson. John w, Sullivan.
G. A. Sullivan, e. W. Driygers, Of lake
Village, La.
EDWD PHILLIPS,
OCT - Register.
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We have been deluged With the mean
nasaht and most cbangeable weather for
WE be past ten days that the oldest lnhabl-
tants can remember at this season OF the
GEAR. AS rule November Is our pref
Srlllent month. Therei is just enough cold
no be bracing and anlInatlng and our
dover gardens ale full OF the choicest
and brightest blooms but cold and heavy
raIns. Hsnrky skies and ehangeable winds
J. have taken their place this year.
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The death on Monday after . very
short Illness OF little Frank Latter, the
l-year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jules
Latiier, OF this city, was sad blow 10
his parents and the friends Of the FAM
lIy.. The funeral on Tuesday afternoon
was attended by q large and sympa-
tneiIc crowd and With them The En-
terprlsc extends coincidence.
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NOTICE.
Land Office at Natchitoches, La.
August q, 1898,
Oct. 10.

Land Office at Natchitocles, La.
August q, 1898,
Notice IS hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of his
intention to make final proof in suppOrt
of his claim. and thai said proof will DO
made before Register AID Receiver n.
Natchitoches La. on December 2, 1898 VI
II. Z. No. 46l8
MARY WILSON,
widow of James Wilson. DECD, for the
W. SET and S IL SW1 Sec. pot 6N,R.
8 West Louisiana Meridian. -
He names the following Witness 10
prove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation of SaId land yfZ:
]. P. Frantom, William, Fraqtn.-
p. Massey DIR. w. + Addison, OF Bell
wood p. o., La
ED'HD PHILLIPS.
sent =" t.a -. Re0iBter.
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To the Public.

hereby warn the public not TO trade
for certain noie dated October Z; 1898.
payable Jan 1st. 1890, for One Hundred
and Twenty five Dollars ($l25) In favor
of j. III. Robieu. as the reconsideration of
note was for machinery and same has
not been delivered according to agree
ment. A. z. COCKFIELD.
oct 20 BOD
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MARGARET IA YANCE.
FOR RENT.

From three to five years, my plAnta-
tiOn situated about one mite from M. NJ.
Fishers store on BayouBourbcaux, con-
tanning 40 acres of tillable land, dwell
ing, s cabins. and large barn.
For terms apply to
f.. T.. FiXARY,
Aug. 25-Jn. t'IarcHte. La,
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TOR SALE.

s{Eighty acres of land being ;S1a of S
VIZ Sec. 81 L. 3 Il. 8, near thea town of
Robeline. The land is we'll .timbered
and will be sold cheap and on reason
able terms.
Apply to " A POWER,
. Many, La.
Or
CHPLIN, BREAzELE, s. CHAPLIN,
nov 10 I'm Naichitochcs, La.
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we were presented on Monday with

We were presented on Monday with a
bouquet OF such gigantic pronoruons
shat we are afraid TO give dimensions
IS they would seem preDosterous unless
seen. II was a collection Of roses and
ehrysantheInums and other flowers arr
ranged with the rare skill AMI taste that
rhe doaur, Mr.. Charles Dunckleman,
aiwayn displays.
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A flower garden that Is attracting
considerable attention on account of its
wealth Of rare and fragrant roses ami
many and varied chrysanthemum which
continue to bloom luXurlanilv In spite
of the cold and rains. is that of Mrs.
Adolphe Kaffic's and she loves 10 have
her friends enjoy 1t us well as her
family as il evidenced by the layish
manner in which she continually favors
them,
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Mr.. Phanor BreazeaIe has been ap-
pointed as delegalei to the Farmers,
National Congress that meets at Fort
worm on Deeembeg stt and continues
ior several days, Mr Breazeale has
been Invited by 'o9 State Commissioner,
Major J. G. Lee "a make an address ON
this occasion and aepply deplores the
fact that bis ofticIa d,Hies will not per-
NIT Of 20 doing 50.
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The FERRY rs.

Miss Eliza GALLON entertained the
club of the above name on last Thurs
day afternoon at Il game OF progressive
whist. The floral decorations were
elaborate anu artistic, each table haV-
Ing a centerpiece arrapged in the shape
Of thn a1ft.aren ea1itna In fItA lee.sAae ~
which were exqHisiteIy tinted cards
with suitable quotations. The game Of
whist absorbed the guests who played
with much skill. and The first prize, a
handsome rose jar, fell 10 MISS Emma
TrIchel, though Miss Chopin lied with
her, and Miss Bertha Levy drew the
consolation prize. @
A course luncheon was served at the
tables, which consisted OLA delicious
oyster gumbO, then chocolate ana whip
ped cream with all kinds Of cakes. and
last fruits. AT a late hour the club dis
persed after an unusually pleasant even
ing.
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Notice TO Taxpayers et Match
ItOcneS Parish.

I have now Ill my possession tho tax
roll of 1898 ard am now prepared to re
ceive all tax moneys and receipt for same
The tax on all movable property Is now
due anu will become delinquent in 30
DAYS from this date, and after that date
! will Save to send out collectors to en-
force the collection of these taxes which
will add an extra cost tc yOnr taxes.
sincerely hope that Won will come for
ward and pay your taxes and save Ior
yourselves this penalty as well as pain
full duty to myself, as I do not want
TO soc any one pay any penalties. Read
this and tell your neghbOrs to pay their
taxes before the 18th of November, 1893.
and save all penalties and costs for them
selves.
remain yours to command,
J. w. FREEMAN.
nov. I3-30d. Sheriff & Tax Color
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On the fourth Sunday and Saturday in
this month there will be preaching ut
tine Cane River Baptist Church at IL
o'clock and In town al 80 clock on
the fourth Sunday night. These Will
be the last services OF the pastor before
leaving for Lake Charles.
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Shoes I ShOesi

Ladies, gentle men ard children. 90 TO
f. ". Deblieux land buy your shoes.
Style, quality and price to suit all. He
sells the famous Julia Marlowe shoe for
So Is. nov. 17-2t.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN. +.
The Enterprise is the OfIicial
Organ of the City and Par
Ish of NatchitOcheS.
THE LODGES.
WEEKLY


Az. & 4. N.
Phoenix Lodge No. 3S-Simeoe
Wallnsley. w. NJ; j. c. TrlcheI. Jr
Scc'y. Meets first and third Wednes-
days. ut z D. m.
ODD FELLOWS.
.St0neWall Lodge No. IS. p. J.
Gibson, u. g.; G. =. Powell, See'y.
Meets First and Third Tuesdays al 80
o. IN.
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.
.Natchitoches Lodge No. SO. U. p.
Breaxeale. G. o.; Adolph L'herisson, K
of r. and s. Meets second and fourth
Thursdays at p. III.
A. o. u. "
J. L. Weaver. NJ. w. u. l.. Suddath.
Recorder. Meets second ana fourth
Wednesdays 1T z 80 p. III.
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~, 50 --tss-.---tzslS SskaA-9S
: nero Manages ,arne hRes.
&erc nor SEtious the re !.
for HE chiyalry / ancient city
gould not dispoit Itself in deeds of
urowessand vator, and there were many
disappointed ones. Only on Sunday
after the continuous ram of the week
did the ladies decide to give ND their
carnival although some had already
made preparations ald had gone to ex-
pense and trouble.
The many postpnnements owing to
the quarantine was the real cause OF the
failure, as the young men could not af-
ford the expense or tue time for keeping
up and training the horses, though
strenuous efforts to do so were continued
to the last week, and then the miserable
weather disheartened even the bravest
and those who were most sanguine as
to the success of the tournament.
Quite number Of visitors. however,
came to attend the sninstreI perform
anee and ball on Monday and Tuesday,
and If fate had not OFuaineG 1t other
wise, these dates wogtd have gone down
in The history Of Maichitot hes as red
letter days.
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The sick man knocking at the door
of health gets in If be knocks the right
way. and, stays out if lie doesn't. There
are thousands Of ways of getting sick
but only one way 10 yet well. Do what
ever YOU will, If YOU do not put your
digestion in good order. and make your
blood ffTGR and pure, yof~wTIl not gel
we'll. Rien. pure blood Is the only
thing thar can bring perfect health.
Constipation Is disease OF the blood.
A large part of all diseases are trace
able directly to impurities in the blood:
ana can be cured by eliminating them
with DIR. PIerGe.s. Golden Medical -Dls-
cOverY. Inc first thing &C uueS II TO put
the whole digestive system into perfect
order. 1t stimulates the appetite, ex-
cites cOpiOus secretion Of the digestive
fluids and promotes assimilation. 1t
searches out disease germs wherever
they may be. kill them and forces them
out of the system. The Golden
Medical Discovery" has been used with
unvaryIng success for over SO years.
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Mrs. K. Smith, i sister of Judge Iron
lof AyoyeiieA, has charge of the house
keeping department at the Normal this
year, while Mrs. DCnoho as matron has
her same charge Of the young ladies
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-11-17

Ladies', now Is the time for preparing
vour fruit cake for Christmas. Gel your
raisIns, entrants. cl.. on, jellp, almonds,
extracts, tine butter aud other necessa-
rieR from p c. Rogers, nI7
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1919 60 l.Aaerwear .

tsensirMrn. ARE yon interest," IN un-
dsrwsaag n sps call u j a. Dacour-
ran 4 son alsere yo'l viii Had MI kinds,
Alt sHa#iiiiss aAi sizes. o.st - 81.
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The Lesche Club held meeting ut
the home Of one Of the members yesrer-
ldav afternoon TO determine upon the
course Of work that It will take 40 this
winter.
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J Are vou interested In ladies', mems
ana children's hosiery II so call on
Us and get suited. we have them IN
great variety from SC par upwards.
b. A. puconrnau & Son. n17-t
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+. q. Rogers is constantly receiving a
full line Of all kinds of fine fruits and
nuts. Reserve your Christmas orders
for him. Priees right.
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Capes ] Capes !

LadIes, this ie the time to bry your
Eapes, at zoe, 1925. $50. 50, $3.50.
1850 and upwards. We carry largest
apA best seletsgd atock In town. Ask
and ihey viii saf II lstrue. J.,
= Naaournaa g Son ss.5 n17 q
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Ladies' Capes, Dress G. DDS and
'rlmmings in great profis2n and low
ssi prices, quality considered, at J. a.
gDucournau & Son. nov. 1927.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-11-17

Buy your Towels. Napkins, and
linen Table Cieths at J. A. Ducounau
s Son. nov. I0-7s
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-11-17

Gall on r. =. Rogers, the Boss Grocer,
for Limburger, Gruere, RocGue fort, and
other cheese.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-11-17
KNIGHTs az rYTnIAs.
LOCAL GLEANINCS.

Judges Sutherlin and Pugh are hold
ing term OF the Circuit Court In
NaEchit0etes, thls week,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-11-17
A THANKSGIVING Turkey.

The 24th of November has been set
aside by The President of the United
States fer Thanksgiving day and that
prince of farmers and good and success
full managers, Mr. .. f. Hendricks, Of
Spanish Lake. is determined that the
editor shall celebrate, and for that pur-
pose has present magnificent COB
bier to be sacrificed. She Is thankful
and apDrcciatiYe of the generous gift.