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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01
RENTS

tricity to transmit the signals, makes
it safe to use in an explosive atmos-
phere by inclosing the contact points
in a protecting casing. The vertical
shaft which supports the hemispherical
cups has a metallic disk in contact
with spring finger attached to the
side of this disk is covered with a
crescent-shaped non-conductor, which
serves to break the current by interpos-
ing between the disk and the finger
at every revolution. The chamber is
flled with petroleum or other oil, thus
excluding dust and gas from the work
ing parts and serving as a lubricant for
the spindle.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01

is necessary than for individual use,
the latter concentrating its rays on a
much smaller surface than the former,
but the same general idea answers for
both purposes. A switch is provided
for turning off the current when not in
use. The inventor is Burton S. Phil
brook
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01
PADDOCK AND BUCKLE COMBINED.

with an excellent lock, which is To-
Gated inside the tongue and out of the
way the key entrance being at the
side of the buckle and conveniently
accessible.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01
BEACH

ler in the water it is fitted with a Sc
ries of pivoted blades, which turn at
right angles to the plane of rotation
during the lower half of their revolu-
ton, To accomplish this defector is
ttached to the side of the fork. which
throws the blades out curing half of
the revolution and then returns them
as they pass through the fork.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01

holes of the heating bar. AS soon as
the alcohol in the tub is burned out
the burner is placed back in the iron,
where 1t is firmly kept by spring ar.
rangement. Heated in this way, the
iron can be used for about fifteen min.
utes before receptacle and tub have to
be filled again with alcohol.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01
Mirror Holds the Mouth Omen.

I Perhaps the invention of William
Hare, as shown in the drawing, will
eliminate the expression "open the
mouth wide altogether, or at least,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01
Steel HOds.

Holds of steel are being introduced.
which. beside being water-tight, are
said to be from twenty-five to fifty
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01
Buckle and Lock Combined.

Dog collars with locking buckles have
the advantage Of dispensing with the
paddock.
The buckle is well made end fitted
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01

Many man who is considered a
good story-teller fails utterly when he
gets home to his wife.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01

The lawyer rather encourages other
people to tell him their troubles.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-05-01
PURE ATMOSPHERE
FOR BUILDINGS
New Solution Of the Heating and Ven
tildting System.

Pure air in rooms can only be OBJ
tanned by thorough ventilation, and as
no provision Is made In many build
ings for change of air except by
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19
Grand Domain of Louisiana, !
Knights Of Pythias
Natchitoches, La, May 20, 1902. J
Resolution OF Thanks to the Louis.
lana State Normal school.

Whereas, the members of the Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias of Louisiana
during its annual convention in the his
tOric and ancient city of NatchitOehes,
have received a most courteous invitation
from the faculty and students. to attend
a reception at the Louisiana State Normal
School, and.
Whereas, those fortunate enough to be
present OH the evening of Nav 10Th, were
most agreeably surprised not only by
tho warmth of the welcome extended and
absence of all stiltcd fOrnality, but by
the entertaining programme which was
| interSperSed between the addresses and
carried out with 80 much excellence by
the we'll trained students of this magni-
ticcnt institution, as well as by the dainty
repast served there after its close. by the
Young Ladies Boarding Club
! Therefor, be it Resolved, that tais Grand
! Lodge. in convention assembled does
hereby convey to the President and Fac
ulty, the Young Ladies Boarding Club.
and other students of the Louisiana State
Normal School, its heartfelt thanks for
the cordial and hOspitable reception tend
cred its representatives.
BE it further Resolved, that we, Its
members, most particularly appreciate
the fact that whereas in ancient times,
ach plumed knight had his own fair
lady to whom he swOre ALE glance. whose
cOlOrS he wore, and for whom he perform
ed deeds Of valOr; we more fortunate
cheyaliers Of the Twentieth Century have
been confronted with in embarrassment
OF riches. not being restricted to one.
but having vtIitable flower garden of
beautiful buds gathered from every pOr-
ton Of this broad stare between the north
ern hills and the Gulf, from the fertile
banks OF its mighty river, and from its
eastern to its western cOnfines-frOm
which to make our choice-alrs. Gar
gantudn task, where all alike Were charm
ing.
BE it further Resolved. that the menu
bers of The Grand Lodge who have visited
the Louisiana State Normal School have
viewed with increasing wonder and adj
miration the thorough work being accom-
plIshcd by this perfectly organized and
conducted institution, IN the line of normal
training, ana feel that 1t is a mission that
cannot fail to rebound to the honor, credit |
and reputation of the State ut large in |
HE impetus given TO education therein |
and that it. hereby. cOngratula'es the |
President. Faculty and Students on the |
: plenulu results attained.
BE it further Resolved, that these res
olutiOns be pngrOssed on parchment, sui
tably framed. and forwarel 10 the Lou
isiana State Normal School as Il visible
evidence Of our appreciation
WIN. l.. ERWIN.
Grand Chancellor.
JNO. y. MCLEAN,
Grand Keeper Records and Seals.
The resolutions were received Il few
lays ago by President Caldwell ard will
Ie given a place of honor in the hall.
Thev are beautifully engrOSsed on parcll-
nent, and framed IN handsome guilt
ramc. thirty by thilty-five inches in
i've
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SPRING FEVER.

Spring fever is another name for bill
iiOusne>s. Ii is more serious than most
people think, torpid liver and mac
tive bowels nlean q poisoned system.
If neglected. serious illness may follow
such symptoms. DeWitts Little Early
Ristrs remove all danger BY Stimulating
the liver. opening the bowels and clean
sing tie systsm of impurities Safe
pills. Never grippe. Il have taken De-
Wits Little Early RIsers for torpid
liver every spring for years" writes
X. NJ. EVERY, MOundSvIlle, w, Va
They do me more good than anything
| have ever tried" Jann q Suddatb.
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NOTICE.

Ky virtue of the authority vested in me
| and i'll pursuance Of the election held in this
parish by authority f'om W. 5. Frazcr.
Auditor of the State and to me directed
/. Edward Phillips, Treasurer of the par-
lsh Of NatchitOchcs. will offer for sale at
public auction before the courthouse door
i'll the town Of Natclliteches on the l2th
day Of July, 1902, to the highest bidder
u der sections 1914 and 1916 and of fine
Revised Statutes of this State in cuanti-
ties Of not less than 10 acres nor moro
than 1850 acres, subj ct to appraispmcnr as
required by law the following described
property: See III, 4, 3, Mr.. <. ".
Terms Of SalG1IGn per cent calIi and
the balance in ming annual instalImcnt,
the interest TO be paid on the whole
amount annually at tile rate of s per cent
PEI, annHm, notes to bf secure nv 81 :
eial mortgage on the land sold ana ~,
sonal Secllrlty in s0lido lIltil final pay,neit
Of principal and interest and in event II
purchaser neglecting or refusing 10 nav
my OF these inStaIlmentS or interest," II
maturity. the mortgage shall be forecIos.
'PpraiSement. = 3" "
ERWiD. PHILLIPS.
""iic ''='ioi: Treasurer
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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1902,
The Judiciary ApDOruOnment
RIll,

The committee TO which was reterr"'
the task OF reforming the judicial DIS
tricts of the State, completed The Dlil 10
that purpose last weeA, and offered II II
the House. 1t created such storm o
oppOsIlIon from number of the differ
ent sections of the State, and among th'
members of The Senate and House, tina
1t was almost immediately recOmmitted
TO the committee which drafted it.
While the bill fairly bris'les with in
stances of gross favOriti~m, that section
Of the State included in the Fourth Con-
gressiOnal district seems to have been
the special victim of Its trainers.
Under the present apportIonment there
are twenty mine judicial districts IN the
State, Outside OF New Orleans.
The bill in question provides for "a,
and the population in these districts
varies from 2I,OOO in the 23d to 10000
Tin round numbers) In the 9th. which
is ours.
This, the ninth district, includes The
parishes of Natchitoches, Red River
and DeSoto, the committee having adj
ded DeSoto to Me present tenth district,
which as II stands, is already larger in
point of population than tue average of
the districts established bv this COM
mittee.
Theaggerage Of twenty Of the districts
under this bill, IS in round numbers
4l,OOO or the four remaining districts
the average is $4,000, three of these
large districts are created from parishes
embraced IN the fourth congressional
district.
1t seems that the committee thought
that Judge In this part OF the STATE
ought to do about double the work on
the same salary that Judge in other
portions Of the State would be request
ed to perform There was meeting
OF the Bar Association last Friday, the
resolutions are found elsewhere, and a
committee composed OF Messrs. Carver,
ID. w. Bre ,zeaIe. and :. Walmslev, was
appointed to visit Baton Rouge and lay
the resolutions before the proper author
tiles 10 Baton Rouge. Our information
Is mat the dissatisfaction caused by the
bill ia question IS so widespread that it
Will probably prevent any redi-tricting
Of the State at this meeting of the legis-
lature.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

interest 55c, notice 2ac, cost of adver-
tiscment to be added.
Mrs. Paul Rachal. ward 10. No IS.
II 90 100 acres of land on right bank
OF Little River, part of the Louis La
conr tract. State 36c. parish zoe, inter-
est -, notice BE, cost of advertisement
to be added.
l. { Srrs. ward 10, NOI4.
IL acres OF land in SELL see 81, tyr
| q. State "A, parish , 40. interest Ice
notice Zoe. cost of advertisemG Mt t. be
added
Eliza 5 Panlett", nonresident, ward 10,
No 81.
POOP 7l-l0O acres. all see Q. NJ, Of SCI
anu NW1 sec II; VIZ of NWl, see II;
So NV of ) sec Il: all sec 27; all
see %; wa of W.; MEL sec 81, TGR
o. State 81 O6: parish 81 10. interest / 40
notice 25c, cost OF advertisement TO be
added.
Clara sweedcn, nonresident, ward 10,
No 10:
ll5 acrrs one fourth interest in Ago
acres on right bank of Cane River
bounded above by ID u CARROLL below
by DR., Gond. State Is. parish } 50, in
tcrest 2Oc. notice 25c.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

1t has been Il long time since the Anne
rican people have gazed on Il more path.
etic national figure than Uncle Marcus
Aurelius Hanna, Of Ohio. According to
his despairing testimony he is having all
sorts Of trouble In fighting down the pOpu-
lar notion that he Is or ought to be can
didate for the Presidency of the United
States, We think It Is one of the saddest
things on record that the people will not
believe that UEcle Marc2s is in politics
from the sublimest OF unsclfish motives
Atlanta Constitution
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Confined on page -
NOTICE.

|, SEVERN Perrin, Administrator Of The
succession OF Mary +. Case, by appniuf-
ment OF the llth Judicial District Court
of i.OuSan In and for NatuhIlochrs PaI-
iSh. By order dated 18th Nav, 1901. nm
applying for Surveyor Generals criti.
ficate OF Location under the act of Tor
grrss Of June Ord. 1888. in satisfaction
of claim confirmed to id Mary f.. Cas-.
being claim No. sc in the Report of The
Register ard Receiver for She South
Western District of date November 1T
1924, 10" $40 acres. parity >aiSti, Il by
land in place as follows:
Fractional section II. tONn-hip q. north
range s, west. 3IT a.
Fractional section II. townShip9.
norh, range s, west, g2.Il
W! of NWt of section Is. town.
ship 9. north. range s, west, 7S.1G
Total 1852
Lots l., 2.3 4 I. Of lection II,
township 8, north, ranges, VS.. l52.3S
Which location us to Lots /. >. 3 and
!, s. elton u. toMn-hip9 ., north. range :.
west. failed, Hereford leaving d ficicn-
~ Of I52.3S.
Al PARTIES are nQtitied to show causr.
u any thrN have. on or before the Fu>l
day If August, 1902, why the sand az
pll"ation sh0nld NOT b Irlnted Nv HE
SHrvt yor iieHfraI,
SEVERN PERRIN,
Administrator.
BY Scarborough Il Carve. Aty'-.
June II. st
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CHARTER
STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
Parish of CaddO.

Parish of CaddO.
, Be II Known on this. the 9TH dav of June
| A. ID. pinelecn hundred aid two (ly02C
before me, Allen Kendall. notary pub
| lie in and for said parish, duly qualified
commissioned and sworn. a'd IN the
presence of the witnesses hereafter
named and undersigned. came and ap
| peared the persons whose names are
| herrunto subscribed, who declared that
aVailing themselves of the provisions OF
| the laws of this state relative to the or
| ganlZntOp of corporations. they have
covrnanted and agreed ami by these
pr sentS do covenant and agree aud
bind themselves and those who NAV
thereafter become associated with them
to form and constitute corporation and
body polite in law for the objects and
purposes and under the articles and
StipulatOns following. to-wit:
ARTICLEI.
the name and style of said corpora
ton shall be THE BAYOU PIERRE
SINGLE AND LUMBER COMPANY,
LIMITED, and under it, said name it
hall have power and authority to con-
tract; sue and be sued; to make and use
Il corporate seal, and the same to alter
or break at pleasure; to hold, receive,
have, purchase, ALLEVIATE. convey. sell
pledge. mortgage, hypothecate or lease
property, real ana personal and mixed;
TO name and appoint such officers, d.
rectOrS. agents and employees as the in
tereStS and convenience of sid corpo-
ration may require; to make aDd estab-
liSh bylaws. rules and regulations, for
the proper management of its affairs as
may be deemed necessary and proper,
and the same to alter or change at pleas
ure; and generally TO do all other acts
and things necessary and proper to
carry out the object and purposes of
said corporation.
This corporation, unless sooner dis
Olved us hereinafter provided. shall ex-
list and continue for the period of nine
ty-nine years from and after the date
hereof
All citations or other legal process
shall be served upon the president. or
IN his absence on the vice president or
In their absence upon the secretary.
ARTICLE IL
The objects and purposes for which |
lhls corporation is organized and the
nature OF the business TO he carried on
by 1t are declared 10 be: to conduct a |
general saw mill and lumber business,
buying and selling tim
bor, lumber and shingles.
ARTICLE I'LL.
The capital stock of tuis corporation
shall be Fifty five hundred dollars, d..
vided into and represented by fifty live
so shares. of The sum of One Hundred
Dollars each, which stock shall be maid
or in cash, or property rights and cred
is actually received by SAID corpora
ion; provided, that no stock shall be
ssued until the consideration thereto,
las been received by said corporation. !
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

The till introduced nv Senator Cas-
pari to authorize the several police ju-
ries OF the State to pay their presidents.
was indefinitely postponed last Tuesday
on motion . Senator COrdill. This ac-
ton bv the Senate is a legislative con-
structIOn of the law. which makes it a
misdemeanor for president of police
jury to accept salary for his services,
and to this extent confirms The opinion
of District Attorney Wilkinson IN regard
to that law.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

Il. ii. LYONS and W. A. Aaron left on
yesterday morning for Chicago where
they went to meet gentlemen connected
with the Louisiana Northwestern railroad
now being built to NatchitOches. BY in
vitatiOn of those gentlemen and delegated
by the business men here, they will dis
cuss the feasibility of bringing this road
to Leesville, an accomplishment of which
the whole country would hail with delight,
Vernon News.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

rr,o,i.rt ID v.rtisemNnta 81 per square first in
srton; each subsequent insertion 30 cents per
quaro. ,.. a, ror .ouora
arst Insertion; each subs.quent insertion so cents
per square, ,;
Editorial notices, frat insertion, - cents per
lao: subsequently 10 cents per line
TowmunIcatIoIr are solicited, but We Will not be
s.nonsible for any views therein expressed.
obituaries. 9 Inches free; Over6 inch
a., will be charged for at regular rates.
No attention paid to anonymous let
ere
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

For bilIo1snesS use Chamberlain's
Stomach 4 Liver Tablets They cleanse
the stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels, effrcting quick and perIna-
nrnt cure. For sale by Janln 81 Sud-
oath, druggists
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

The indianapolis News makes the state
ment well within the bounds of truth that
"The money we have spent in the war in
the Philippines would If spentin irrigation
In the West have brought into existence
an empire whose trade would have am
ounted to more than that of the Philip
pines will ever be.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19


Garnet BIllui.
III. III. jenkins.
State of Louisiana, /
Parish of NatchitOcbeS.
Having examined the ABOVE and fore.
going act of incorporation and finding
nothing therein contained contrary tO
law. | hereby approve the same this
18th day of June, A. D.. 1902.
w. A. WILKINSON.
District Attorney Eleventh Judicial Dis
trict of Louisiana.
State of Louisiana /
Parish of Cad6O.
We. the undersigned, hereby subscribe
to the capital stock of The Bayou Pierre
Single and Lumber COMPANY, Limited,
in the amount set opposite our names,
as follows:
J.. Chopin. twenty eight (2S) shares
c. S. Hale. per T.. Chopin. twenty
five (25) shares.
r. &. A. Pecquet, per l.. Chopin, one
Cd share.
A. B. Spencer, per l.. Chopin. OnA
U) share.
Sworn to ana subscribed before me-,
this 9TH day Of June A. u. 1902.
ALLEN Kendall,
Notary Public.
CaddO Parish, Louisiana.
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The Monroe Molasses Co., with a capi-
tai of $780, 200, that will manufacture pure
Louisiana cane molasses and syrup and
give employment to number of persons,
was organized in Monroe Monday.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19
THIS STORE
Is crowded when others empty. You know WHY
O"r prices ana treatment brings the
we are right and here of our proofs.

" hlte Plque, worth l5c. to 90 at 1Oc
~ pieces PercalS, worth l0c., to 90 at 4yc.
los inch. best quality Bobine Bars. others ask So
price 800.
80 inch Bobinet Bars, worth so at 3.25
Cur ready made Bars at so, IS, 10 9Oc and |. 90
can't be beat.
bis is the time that you want to keep cool try
some of our white Lawns at y, s. TO- l24. IS.
20 and 25c
CrosSbar Muslin, worth &c. to 90 ut &C.
White Dmity, worth Sc. to 90 &c
English Long Cloth, II yards to the piece, worth
Sl.15 to 90 at l.25.
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Yours to Serve,
Phone No. So.
ARE IN IT

when you see the sacifces are maxi i'm clotbn~
you'll 1--WE n
Our sales the last week reached expectations are y
until
of EmbO1
in the 70 the mice.
d. Son 81 shirts made the
Wonder Ice
'i'"'
nH LILO" Hhr' Ha1t" Brown Shoes Royal Blue
Deerng Iowea
Williams, Weaver & OQuin
PHONE g. 4o4 & 4Oc FRONT STREET.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

Prominent BOstOnians, irrespective of
party, urge that a commission de mqui
rendO be sent to the Philippines.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

indigestion, dyspepsIa and oiBs Isress quick,
~ yield TO the cleansing and purifying qualities
contained in JchnSton's Sarsapariila. Quart
1c3tleS."
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

Turkey Red Table Da ask to 90 at IS, 90. 25, 35
AMI Soc, per yard
We have very nice line of table Napkins from soc,
to 1.25 per dozen
A few specials on Ladies' Sandals and Tics
Patent Leather Sandals, was s.. 80, now 90
Strap Sandals, worth 200 to 90 at L. 30.
All our 200 ties to 90 At $50
ASK to see our ChiIdren's Sandals at 75c 900. ..
l.50 and Lib. ''
Mems wash Pants, worth Toe, our price soc.
Our Mems wash Pants at 9Oc, and 80 orc tbo
things you need for this hot weather
Linen Suits at 300 and I. 30, are money savers
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

:, Johnsto.-s Sersapari1'c Quart BottIe., .r =
oiGod cleanser nesh buiide nd health restorer
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19
Everything
for Bicycles.

When you want anything in the line
Of bicycle sundries you will conserve
your best interests by getting them
here where you get right quality at
reasonable prices. Nothing in the Or
dinaFy liHe Of supplies that we don't
carry at prices thai will save you
money.
If It's a Wheel
You Want
and if you want the wheel that rep
resents mechanical perfection. it's
name is Cleveland, and its price $40, .
Monarchs are built to go and 10 20
fast. "Ride Monarch and never
get left. $500.
The Wasp was built to meet demand
for good wheel at low price. It's
almost too &C cd wheel for the price
SIS 90, but that's your advantage.
When you are thinking of buying
you ought to know more about these
wheels.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19
JNO. \. MCLEAN,
Grand Keeper Records and Seal

The resolutions were received few
days ago by President Caldwell ard will
he given a place of honor in the hail.
They are beautifully engrOssed on parch-
ment, and framed IN a handsome guilt
frame. thirty by thilty-tive inches in
size.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

l.. CHOHIN.
G.. 5. HALE,
per l.. Chopin.
r. &. A. PECQUEI
ner J.. Chopin.
A. b. SPENCER.
per l.. Chopin.
ALLEN Kendall.
Notary Public.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-06-19

ADvEHTuINo RATES.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-03-06
News from Olar.

,OLAR, March 3.-On last Wednesday
February q, the S. A. L. civil engineers
came down and established ~ line
through our town on the new sufey from
Charleston to Augusta. The contractors
put right into grading. 1t will be a week
or ten days before they will be at work in
full. They will complete the road from
Olar to Charleston as they 60.
Departed this life on February the 9th,
after few days lingering with hemor
hagic fever, Mr.. W. A. Morris. His re-
mains were inferred at the Olar cemetery
Saturday morning in the presence OF q
large crowd. He leaves widow and two
little children and host of relatives and
friends to mourn his departure.
Doctors Chitty and Mccormack are
kept quite busy now, administering med
icine to the sick in our little village. They
report five cases of pneumonia. Wetrust
that they may all soon be restored to
health again.
Mr.. J. B. Edwards has moved his family
to Stillwell, Ga. We are sorry to lose Mr.
Edwards, but wish for him success.
Messrs. NJ. D. Reid, E. D. Bessinger, E.
A. Thain, P. H. Starr, and Capt. W. T.
Cave visited Bamberg today.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Starr visited the
Charleston Exposition last week.