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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-06
Mippen gebrodem burd 9nitem

Nad etnem beftigen Suitenanfa0
fiiblte Elm Mann in Neenab, Wisc..
idredli9e Sdmer3en in ieiner Sci
tie unb fem Mr5t fanb, 6aB 5uei
&ippen gebroben paren. 9ieit
Bein miiroe ibm Or. Sings Seer
DISCOVERY eripart baben. Gin paal
feline Solen pertreiben einelt ge.
pobnliden Sulten, reeelmabisel
@ebrau6 Sen bartnadieften Suitcr
uno Die fdlimmfte @rfdltung unt
beilen idipade, a1tgegriffene 2ult.
gen. SD balte es fir elm @eident
bes Simmels fir 6ie MenidJbeit"
idreibt Mrs. ,gffie Morton, Golum.
bia, Mo., uoenn id batte beute bic
Sdminoiudt, tpenn i'd biefcs groB.
artige Mittel ni6t genommen bot.
t." gs lit sarantiert. Brobeflaidt
frei. SOC uno 81 Slaiden in al(el1
M~potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-06
g c i a 8.

= Sn 9opiolon's Greet, iieben
Meilen iiiblid bon Milano, serietelt
omei 8riioer, &ilep uno Bat &ppan,
Ger e~rltere neun5ehn, Der anoere
5lpeiunoapanaig Sabre alt, iiber Die
@erteilung bon mebreren 8aae1
Cotton in Streit. Man b0rte Shiiie
fallen nno ipater fauo man Die
2eiden ser beioen 8riioer. 8eioe
iunae 2eute maren perbeiratct, Ser
iilngere erIt Ieit einieen 8oden.
SIN Der Nabe bon Camp
Mobrp BET Muitin moate Elm Sunee
mebrere anoere Sungen aus einefn
grombeeren- @ebiiih pertreiben uno
idjoB, als iene nidt geben MOLTEN.
cine 5drottlinte auf iie ab. Drei
Sungen tpdroen eetroffen. 3lpei err
bielten nur leidte Sleiidmunoen,
aber elmer, 8in Delion nit Namen,
muroe 10 idtper .perIett, bob ct nod
oemSoipital gebradt peroen mnBte.
Man miro BEN idiebluitigen Sling
ling Dor @eridt iteaen.
SSn Soutb Sempel fiel ELL
adtidbiger Sunge Narnens Wta1a
@ieb aus einem Baum auf etne
Stadetenfen5 uno Die cine Stange
orang linn unter Dem @rm in ben
2eib uno fam bel Der Shulter
mieoer beraus. ST lift furbtbar per-
Ieht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-06
NMslamo.

Irs se5 i1 Waroffo n1el0a.
man: Cine pom fran5oiiiden 4om-
manoicrenoen General 2pautep aus.
eeianote itarfe aolonne bat Die
feinbli6en ginecborenen iebs Mei-
len Dor Ser Staot nltseinanoerga=
iprengt. Die fran5oiiide Mrtinerie
bat oas Eager 6eidoflell uno Ben
Stammesangeborigen, oie ununter-
brobene @ngriffe geeert Die Staot
unternabmen, l6mere 8erlulte BEL
gebradt. @uf fran8oiiider Seite iino
neut1 Wann gefaaen unb 90 ner-
munbet morben.
Ser 8alon ySu6ar6" init
meldem Serr Soiepb 8rufer Oel
langit geplanten transotlantiiden
Slug aus5ufiibren eeoenft, Bot iei-
mem erften aufitieg auf Dem So
bannistbaler Scloe beperfitelligt.
anes arbeitete CUR bouen 3ufric-
oenbeit Der Sahleute, pelhe 3eu-
gen oes Mufitiegs maren. Gin ihon
fir oen ahten Mai beablibtister
8robefIug mar, mie oamals gemel.
BET, bon einem bislang nidt ermit<
telten ltebelmoqen0en bereitelT
moroen, nelder Dos &auptpentil
3og, 10 baB Ser eingetretene itarfe
@asperluit einen Strih our6 Die
@ebnung mabte. Die 5abrt iiber
BEN O5ean muroe barauf fir oieies
Sabr bonn 8ruder'i6en Erogramm
abgeiest.
Sir unge3dblte @erebrer Der
Muie Sris 8euters bot Der fiinf-
unoiieb5igite @eburtstag apn Srau
@ilbelmine Bob, tuel6e bei ibrem
Sobn IN gbarlettenburg mobnt.
MnIaB gu pietdtpouen aufmerfIom-
feiten. Oie alte Dame, mel6e ii6
nod perbGftnismaBiger f0rperli6er
uno geiItiecr Hiitisfeit erfreut, lit
niemano anoers aIs Heuter's
.Mining", nit s2inine~~ cine Der
foitliditen Sieuren in oes uniterb-
lifem meflenburiiben 9ibters
Souptmerf ut mine Stromtio".
0ie geiammte oeutide 2eiepelt
fennt n2ining unb Mining" Die
So@ter bon Sohen NiiBler lno
Snipeftor Wraiig's 9atbenfinoer:
.De liitten 9ruip1ppel".
= Die @eihe bon Daniel 8. Burn.
BAN, bent Mr6ifeften Der Gbicagoer
@eltausiteGung pom Sabre 1898,
lit i'm Seioelbereer @rematorium
perbronnt por6en. Serrn 8ttrn-
bom's Sob mar auf einen afuten
Qarmfatarrb 5uriid5ufiibren, Der
nit 3uderfranfbeit fompli3iert mar,
an melder er ieit funfaebn Sabret
litten. Serr 8urnbam itano in @ee
banolune Der 8rofeiioren. Shon-
born uno &rebl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-06

8ranooml i'd babe oid itets fir mel
ten Seino gebalten uno meme Sc
iinnung gegen bid lit feline freuno-
lide gepelen big gum beutigen ga
ge, Bis gu bieier Stunoe. 8er mir
be eineu Monn in iein Saus LADEN,
BON Dem er weiB, oaB er ibm nidt
freunolib geIinnt lit!
SIT es moeli6? rief 8ranoow.
Ser Strobfopf bon 8fluggen nns
Ser Bfaff' iollten mirfli6 re6t ge-
babt baben, ols tie laeten: er fommt
nidtl Ct fommt, iogte id, nnf
mare es ou6 nun, eud gu beipeiien,
6aB CT Der e~roBmitige Menfd ge.
bIieben lit, Der er INNER mar! Nein,
@ottbolb, 10 oarht on mid nidt Sit
gen %itrofenL idon lin Der al6ernei1
@eielen nno ibresgleiden ni6t, Die
bonn tpieber cine gar3 pra6tige Sc
legenbeit bitten, ii6 iiber ben &arl
8ronoom luitie gu MAIDEN, Der i'm:
mer bod bina1s mil uno oonn mil
elmer langen Noie ab5ieben mlB
Nur, es lit ia leioer mas 6aran:
ih BIN nidt mebr, Der id NOR, bir
elm arlner Seufel, babe lernel
miiIien, bei6eioen gu fem; abel
biesmol min ib es ni6t iein, oies'
nal nibt. l1rlb nun, oeine Sano
otter Seino Sol gingeidldeenl Sd
fannte bih better, als on bid ielbit
(GortIepun1 foT0t.)
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SMlallI.

Sci @eIeeenbeit Der @runO.
iteinlegung BEG @ermaniitiider
Muieums in &arparo miro Der
oelitide 8oti6after @raf @ernltori'
bie &auptrebe balten. Mebrere Der
porrasenbe 9erionen lpcroen Del
| Seier beimobnen, auh biirfte @eri
MooIpbus 9ui6 bon ct. 2ouis, Der
$4,000 au Dem unternebmen bel.
iteuerte, iid einfinoen utto cine In-
iprahe balten.
6. s. @ation, Der @derbau,
aommiii1r 6es Staates Siio-Garo'
lima, lit Der Mniidt, oaB 6iefes Sa9l
in ben gottonitaaten unieres Can.
nes minoeitens UNI 6,071,750 Mder
2ano meniger nit 8aumpoae be.
pflanot iino, als lestes Sabr. Wat-
ion lit Braiioent oes uSontberll
Cotton GonereB~, Ser ieiner5eit ben
.HodbiG-p Ion" gu @erminoeruna
BEG gotton-Mreals enlpfabI. @atioll
1T MN Der Mniidt, oaB oieie @m-
fehIung ougemein befolst lei ilno
bob iid ser Blan als iebr mirfungs-
bon eruieien babe. @ir elouben,
oaB iih @ation NIT oieien Mnnob-
men elmer beoouerIiden Selbitt6u-
itung bingiebt. @ir be5peifeln,
oaB feline MuhteQung ridtig lit.
- glus Stem Dorf miro %eelneloet:
aapitdn Mrtbur $. Moftron bonn
0ampfer .garpatbia", ipelher bic
lteberleben6en Der uSitonic" IN
liferen Safen brahte, erbielt einelt
Gbef BON $4,000. Der Seem Dorf
Mmerican batte unter ieinen 2eierll
cine @ammlung fir ben &dpitd,i
beronftalten Iaiien. Ser Gbef tpiir-
De linn feierlid an 9oro ieines
Sdiffes iibereibt. Die sr0Bte @abe
lief BON Srau George @ioener aus
philadelphia, 6eren @atte Bel bent
ungliif um's 2eben fam, nit
G0E00 nf41
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Gnbet Sagb na6 reidem Maoden

Oefters bort Die Sago nod elmer
reiden Srau anf> ipenrl elm Wanu
nit einem Mdb1en befannt miro,
nas electric @itters ein1immt. ST.
re ltarfen Nerben aeieen iid III
flaren Ropf uno rubigen 9empera-
ment. Geiidtsfarbe mie 8firiidblii.
ten uno roiige 2ippen oeuten alif ibr
reines BIut; lire benen Mugen aif
geiunoen ShIaf; ibr elaitiihcr
Shnitt auf fr1ftige MusfeIn; aIes
Seigt Die @eiunobeit uno 4raft, Ole
electric gittcrs Jrauen giebt, uno
bag 8eridontiein BON 8eroauungs-
be1dperoen, 4opf- uno Riden.
idmer5en uno SbnmnhtsanfaGe.
lleberon lit er Der Grauen 2ieb-
IingsmitteI. @enn idwah II. franf,
10 beriudt i'm. SOC in alien @potbe-
fpn
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Se6rer pber 2ebrcrin

eeludt fir Ole Green SIN Sdule III
9ulperoe, 8erar 60, Eeras. 8 800,
note Sdule. @ebalt $4,000 per
Monat. MuB 0eutid uno gngliid
unterribten fonnen. Mpplifatiorell
fino gu ridten an Die Sruitces: al'
freo goppermein, Srib @ompel,
Otto @oges, 8ulperoe, Seras.
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2ehrer @einh.

Sir sic Salaoo 8aneD S6ule
miro elm 2ebrer geiuht Der Dentl6
nno @nglii6 unterri6ten uno Ger
tififat eriter Rlaiie aufipeiien fanr;.
Nur perbeirateter Wann braubt iid)
All meIoen. Gutter @ebalt. Wnt
uenoe fib an 81. Sage, 81. 81. $50.
2, Gan Mntonio, Seras.
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Sehrer.@eind.

Sir oie Moeers' &and S6ule
neroen 5mei 2ebrer eeiudt nit err
tier uno 5meiter alaiie-@ertififat,
miIien gneIiid uno 9enti9 nnter-
ridten fonnen. Eermin a6t Wonate.
Weaen Naberen menoe mon iif ge-
falialt an $. Sboene, s. Gunraos,
g. gpbemamm, 2ofhart, Seras
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2e1rer aeimdlt.

Sir sic Cafes S6ule, @alle.
Geras, miro elm @ebrer gciudt, Der
Geutid un0 @nglii6 nnterridtcll
fam. uno Samilie fat. @ebalt nid)t
inter $50 per Monat. @obnun8,
@aiier uno StaIung auf Dem Bla-
BE. Mon menoe iib an oie Sdul-
9ruitees: Srib @ale. IT., aoolpb
Sage, Nidaro SOB, @alle, Seras.
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caalihfaiOn.

&aufmann: u9aben Sic 4ennt.
niiie in Der @lasbran6e?"
@emerber: 20 ia."
4aufmann: nWas mir6en Sic 8.
9. nit einem 8erbrodenen @laie oil
fangen2"
8enerber: SD tpurbe es GUAM.
meniesen un0 10 ftenen, oaB ein
&un0e es beruntermerfen mib."
4aufmann: Gut ih bebalte
Siel"
Bon Der nSnternational Stems
Company" in Seem Dorf erbielteri
mir g@artenlaube" S. 20.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-06

gerlamst - Mdnner, UNI bas Bar
biergef1dft au erlernen, in fpenigen Wos
den. @roBe @adfrage nab 8arbierer
iebt. 9as bette @anopert belt5utage.
Beaablt {i6 gut. 2ei1te, reinli6e Be-
idaftiglag. 3abt gu6 n~nferen freien
&atalog fdiden. Mpler Barrier College,
San Mmtpmip, Se1as.
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11mr Giiltiefeit bis sum 81 Oftcber+
Yrdmte,t>SHerte
Gin psriablae al, ,a,,iere sreanse.

9a es mns nnmnglid lit, aGa 9ifrfte nnb Counties Ses Staaes
omrd geienbe bcarbeitem 5m laRen, mnRten mr auf anOere Wattel 5r TN
mr ar6ferem @er6reitnmg nnieres giates innem anb mir fmo ST. benz
GmtidlmR sefummen, anmebm6are Gramien fit meme @6pnmeaten, Bite ns
eingeidift iueroea, ans5nteken.
@r planen ndt Die @eranfaltnng zines iogenanaten &Onkfes, nit
er Gel enslben 3eitnmsen ablid if, iunoern mir uoaen onrd ans5ablams
eimer lt6eralen Gummi6iun 5reimiaige ammerben, bic o6ne bdonbere Ma.
6e unS Nnfrengung fj cine Nebeneinnabme at berdafen haniden.
gu bnienn j3mede pfferieren mir fir jeOem Sa6resa6onnenten ems
&unmn6tom bon 1, einem 9plIar. Ss 8ohenblatt Der rJreie
NreHt fir serasn fofet So per sa9r, @esen GiuienOans bon $1OO ner.
ben MIR alo Sac glat m irsemb cine inns anfgese6ene MoreRe ididem.
Slit 10 Abonaenten cine Grra yrdnit uDn $3.50 TT gaar.
Slit u Mbpnnenttn emt GTra : Yrdnie D0n $3.S III gaar.
Slit 20 Mbonnentn eine Ggtra Yrdnie pn $500 1T gaar.
Slit p MbDnnenten cine Gra : yrdnit pon S6.25 1T gaar.
Slit n5r aS Is Abpnnenten ene Ggtra> Yrdmie u0n IS 1T yaar.
Silt n1ebr do 50 M6pnnente tnt G%rtraprinie uon SIG III yaar.
Ser goridlaa lit rinfa6 nS bcsaanSl@ senns, @er einen nenen
minnt, foaeftirt $500, er9alt rdp. be6at OaOOm einen Dollar nnS idadt
Ben amoerem 9plar NIT Der gemanen MbreHe bs 8efe0ers elm. Mmknbem
ibt ahr and nod cine Grra Gramie in Mnsfdt falls bic 3abl pn
sem Mbonnenteu ubr oaraber erreidt miro. Smie GrtrazYrame len
ben ur ben oasa gerebtsten BON nnierer Office ams brett
Die ber semadte DHerte lit fir Seben I'M heitn @e6iee bes Star,
ties pfeu. Sober fam fd oaram betelisen. Wr bieen nr gaarpretfc
an, neil @elo INNER ieinen gert fat uno Sober oafar anidaftn nnb fam-
fen fann, mas CT aeraoe brandt.
MQe, Sic pm bnier Oierte Gebramd MAIDEN nnb inter ben p6n
seaelten 8ebinsnngen Mbonncntem fin Die uJeie Erene fir seras" Jam.
meln moGen, fine gebeten, Fd nit inns mnpersislid in gerbmonng at
lcben, 6amit mr i9nen ehuaige gepmni1te amTabrlhbere Mmsfnnft ertei<
len fDnnen. Die nmitnns s6t Ben geaeaern brett BON nnisrer OF
flee 81. GieIe Dffrte Fat MIR Galtefst bis gum 3t<~GHo6er.
vTreie Yrede fir SeraS0.
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MobeI hot Iid pho.

= Ndllrd: uWfuDeI Dul Ilu] DUO
tograpbieren lolien, ober i6 claude.
oos 9iIo iiebt ibr iebr abnlih."
Sreo: n@arum?"
Qolrn: Sic bat es nod feinen1
ge5eist."
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Tar COUNTY, ommiTTar Pre,inkt =.
Sic .Sreie PreHe" lit aatoriiiert
sSerru Henry Meyer

aIs aanbibat fiir oas amt oes County
aommiHdr, Breeintt SO. A. in Der be-
boritebenoeu 9rimdrtpabl i'm Suli au@
au3eigeu.
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Sir G~smmty,NNeTer.
9ie nSreie Yreile" 1T alltorllIe
s5erru Henry Boerner

als aanbibat fir bas Mmt bes Steuers
G1efors bon @egar gou1tp bel Der be-
b~orftebenben bemofrati56en Yrimdrs
tpahl am Of. Suli an3ufiiuoigen.
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Cand! Eand!! rand II!

1901 Mder, az Meilen BON 5ipei bers
idieoenen Observation-Disclosures entfernt,
nit glten S9tlen unb &irden. 400 Mts
fer lilo iebt inter &ultur. 100 Mder
oapon iino gutes idlpar5es SluBnieoe~
ru~naslanb. Sic ii6rigen 600 Nder be-
iteben aus gutem fdipar8en, peaigen
ErairieeSauanb fertig fir ben Yflug.
Ser 8ooeu 1T bonn beiten uno por6iisli6
fir @numpoIe, aprn II. IN. geeignet.
Sas @ar3e TT Elm einseridteter Elas
nit Drummer uno @iitomiiblen. Heidlis
der @a5erporrat. @ter quite 8obnbdts
fer auf beridieberen SteIen. 9as 2anb
arenst an elmer Seite AZ, ben @raoaz
lupe Slug, an ser anberen Seite befins
bet Iid Der 8abmuee Der 8. $. & e. q.
gilerbabn NIT eitlem Seitengeleiie nur
einise bunoert Shritte BON bier nro
balbipegs 5ipiihen guero nuo @ictoria,
Sam aefanft lperben i'll Stiiden bon 100
Mderi1 ODER me6r NIT @ebdrloen II. @inS
riftungen gu $3.50 per Ider ODER 5l
$3.50 per Ider o1iie @inridtlngen,
8egen ipeiterer Mlsfanft penoe MAJ
lid an
j. j. Fischer,
aIeiniser Ggent. enerp, Seras.
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sidert Die 3ufunft gurer Sodter;
fabt lie bas NGben nno Snt1netoen
erlernen. Infer llnterridt nmfaBt 1eoe
@in5elbeit. @obmung ano Scott fas
G~usipdrtige. 443 t<GommerceN ctr.
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MltmuDiIdle W5beI fauft 8.
Setter, 113 SIb-MIamp Strake.
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matI Nn5eieeft.
SIR County
9ie .Sreie Yrefe" lit autoriiierf,
. E~.~k HnnIauho

als amnoibat fir bas amt bes- Steler>
Solicitors bon 8egar County bel Der
beboritebenoen bemotratiiden Prtmdr1
nail ansufiinbiaen.
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2uidlneioe- nnb Mabnnterridt.

aueiniser Gsent. enerp, seT
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31
SUCCESSION SALE
Succession Caesar Baker.
No. 2S09

NO. ZCUS
Pursuant to an order from the Hon
Judge of the 18th ID, g.. Parish OF
Natchitoches, issued in the above sue
cession. of date October 18th 1872, to
that effect, |, Hagar Baker, Admins
tratrIx Of the above succession, VIII
offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder, at the late residence OF the
deceased on on Cane river about 10
miles below the City of Natchlto-
cheS. La, ~
Saturday November 9th 1912
at IL o'clock a, m, the following des-
cribed movable property belonging to
said succession to-wit:
black heifer: l dun cow and calf;
dark cow and calf: l black cow and
calf: dun COW and calf; red COWS
and calves: ID head of hogs; 4 mare
mules: horse mules; I bay horse; |
sorreI mare and colt: block mare, |
mule colt; horse colt; mare; grey
horse: 2 lot of farming indictments;
lot household goods; l winchester
rifle: repeating shot gun; l buggy
and harness: , new wagons, old Wag.
on, interest in moving machine and
outfit, | small jack, also l horse and
saddle, and sorrel horse (subject to
vendors privilege and will be sold sep
aratively)
Terms of sale: Cash, for not less than
2-3 of the inventoried appraisement'
(Signed) Hagar Baker,
Admin1StratlX.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

The beautiful McCook home on
Normal Avenue was gaily decorated
with gorgeous roses of every kind on
Thursday afternoon Of last week.
each room carrying out different
color scheme, when the charming
chatelaine and her sister Mrs. Mont
gomery entertained at progressive eu
chre, at which Nus. Porter was the
lucky winner of the pretty first prize,
Mrs. Himel the second, and a hand
some set of cups and saucers oughpre,
sented to Mrs, Turpin who dated 95
the score. A large number of ladies
joined the card players at tea after
the game when at a rose ladened ia
BILE Mrs. c. J. DebIienx poured, while
the hostesses assisted by Mrs. Turpin
served sandwiches and homemade
candies.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

Mrs. V. l.. Roy with little son
reached home Friday night after
visit to her parents in New Orleans a
Mr.. Taylor the general represen-
tative of the Fairbanks CO., spent the
past week in Natchitoches installin e
all the new machinery that has bee"
put in this office.
Mrs. F. T. Raggio went down to
DeRidder last week to prepare for and
welcome her son and bride upon their
return from their bridal trip.
Mrs. Lily Ducournau went to Mont
roe to attend the Parish fair las
week when she was the guest OF Mrs.
John p. Parker while her daughter
Miss Leila went to MarthayiIle for
the Avoyelles fair
Mrs. Leta Trichel has returned from
Marksville where she was called by
the serious illness of the little baby
of her sister Mrs Tom Armetage who
is now convaleScing.
Mrs. w. T. Cunningham is visiting
her niece Mrs, W. S. Hero OF New
Orleans.
Mrs Edna Maccomb is yising Mrs
Guy Fenner at Bunkie during her
parents absence in the west.
DIR. and Mrs. Leo Katie and little
son of Corpus Christie are visiting
their parents Mr.. and Mrs ii. hattle.
Miss 10 Porter came up from Bun
kie and Miss Seessel Breazeale from
Coushatta to spend the week end at
home.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31
Royaline Liver Regulator.

For Headache, Indigestion, Consti-
patton, Billiousness. Best and Cheap
est. Tin box TO last about one month
Is cents. Money back if not satisfac-
tory.
Mrs. Maggie Pierson and daughter
Mrs. J. p. Cannon and little grand
daughter Mary Kathleen, attended
the parish fair in Couhatta last week,
when they enjoyed meeting many old
friends.
Mrs. Buard Baynard and children
of Alexandria are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Himel:
Mrs. s M. d. Clark left for home
in New Orleans on Monday after
spending the past two weeks here
with her parents DR. and Mrs. J. W.
Cockerham who left during the
week for their ranch in New Mexico.
Mrs. Henry Hughes and daughter
Miss Vera are the guests of friends in
Shreveport while enjoying the Fair.
Mr.. J L. Iglehart Manager of the
New Bargain Store went to his OLD
home in Jennings last week to cast
his vote in the parish seat election
and was delighted with the victory
for Jennings.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31
Saved BY His Wife.

She's wise woman who knows just
what to do when her husbands life
is in danger. Mrs. r j. Flint, Brain.
tree, Vt, is Of that kind. "She in
sisted on my using DIR. Kings New
Discovery, writes Mr.. +. for a dread
full cough, when I was so weak my
friends all thought had only a short
time to live, and it completely cur
ed me A quick cure for coughs
and colds, it is the most safe and re-
liable medicine for many throat and
lung troubles grip, bronchitis, Group,
whipping cough, quinsy, tonsilitis,
hemorrhages. A trial will convince
You 90 cts and ST. 90. Guaranteed by
Natchitoches Drug 70.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

The T. and P. will run a special
train to Shreveport on Saturday on
account of the Fair, when the round
trip will only cost $3.50. The train
will leave here promptly at 6 a. m
and returning leave Shreveport at
73O p: m. giving everybody an oppor-
tunity to see all the evening races
after enjoying the "sights" in the
morning. Don't fail to take advan-
tage of this opportunity to see the
big Fair,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31
Partner Wanted.

If some reliable man or boy that
knows of any rivers. bayous, or lakes,
there containing plenty mussels will
write me with full Information, l will
come at once and take him as a part
ner and we can make $40 90 a day
each all Winter, combining, Smelling,
Pearling and trapping. l have COM
nIete canpn oltfil and 8 ~ 49,
fence. Write quick If you Ike a
good thing.
r, L. STRINGFELLOW,
White Bluffe, Tenn.
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PARTITION SALE.
Fl. and A. Katie

Heirs of Asa Edwards.
18th d. e. La. No. 1865.
BY virtue of an order from the Hon.
18th ID. 9. issued In the above enti-
tied suit, to me directed and to that
effect, /, j. w Freeman, Sheriff will
offer for sale at public auction at the
front door of the Court House in the
City of Natchitocnes at IL o'clock a..
m. on
SATURDAY November 3Oth ~
The following described property to.
witt
A certain tract Of land and improve
ments thereon, situated in this par
ish on the left bank of Red river des-
cending. bounded above by lands now
or formerly of Il. J. Clark: below by
lands now or formerly of J. A. Yer
cher, in the rear by lands now or for
merly of A, +. Gallien and In front
by Red river, containing 20 acres, more
or less.
Terms for sale:-Cash for what it
will bring.
tsignedl ] w. FREEMAN
Sheriff.
oct. %. ids.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

A high-grade studio we'll be perma-
nently opened opposite the Post office
on Monday November 4th by Rogers
& Son photographers who came to
Natchitoches highly recommended by
prominent citizens from one of our
nelghboring towns, not only as high
class artists but as gentlemen whose
citizenship will be desirable additions
to our city in every way
These gentlemen have purchased
the Mccain place just above town and
will mBka Natchitoches their perma-
nent home.
So If at any stime YOU want good
pictures prompt delivery and reason
able prices be sure TO call at
ROGERS 8 SONS,
Studio on st Denis Street.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

Mrs. Julia Grover gave tea one
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
sister Mrs. Jules Robin of Jeanerette
to which was hidden a large number.
of guests who eenjoyed meeting the
charming honoree who was Miss Dora
Caspari had and still has many friend
at her old home who are always had
to welcome her, Red roses were used
in profession and formek most eff
fective back ground for the guests in
their handsome gowns.
At a handsome appointed table Mrs
Levy poured tea, while Misses Mia
Laspari Coralie Henry and Elite Levy
served the sandwiches and homemade
candies.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

Miss Mabel Katie gave a lovely
party on Thursday afternoon in h onor
of Mrs. Leo Katie Of Corpus Christie
and Mrs. GINS Lowenberg Of New Or
leans. Mrs. John Carr was fortunate
in winning both the first and lone
hand prizes while Mrs. Sam Aaron
won the second and exquisite pieces
of hand work were presented the two
honorees. A dainty course luncheon
was served to the many guests who
enioyed the chgrming hospitality of
Miss Mabel.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

W. A. Rimes, huston, La, writes:
Sometime ago took Foley Kidney
Pills, and must confess the results
have been marvellous, for l feel like
a new man I suffered from kidney
and bladder troubles, but Foley Kid
ney Pills fixed me. l will recommend
them to all sufferers from kidney
trouble For sale by all druggists.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-10-31

The sudden death of Mr.. flames
Dexendorf on Saturday morning of
last week was a great shock to his
family and friends. He complained
of feeling badly before retiring and
as he did not arise at his usual hour,
his little daughter went to call him,
and found him unconscious and phys
icians were instantly summoned but
he was breathing his last when they
reached his bedside, heart-trouble
causing his death
The remains were inferred in the
family burial plot on Sunday evening
with all the lIonors due a good and
loyal citizen, K. of p, Odd Fellow
and W. 0. w. He leaves daughter
an aged mother, two brothers and
one sister to mourn his untimely end.