The Natchitoches enterprise., 1912-11-21

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times this week and the people
have been put on high tenion, fire.
are so unusual here, and now whel
even the church bells wrings, all trou
bic wish fear less 1t be another alarm
The draught which has prevailed
here for the past four months ha
become . serious matter In man.
ways: people are suffering for water
of which there is . famine in thu
Icountry, and IL it were not for thu
City Water Works the town would b
in a serious situation, and the City
Water supply has not only been the
salvation TO the town people, but il
proving a boon to hundreds in the
/ surrounding section, who are hauling
| water by HUNDREDS Of barrels fol
their domestic purposes.
For the first time in many years the
gaunt sentinals of obstruction e(crumb-
erling chimneys) stands in our midst as
evidence and remainder of the work of
devastation of the fire fiend.
Hon. r. j. w. Knot was here last
Friday, making his rounds as repre-
sentative of the Agricultural Depart
ment farm demonstration work In
this parish. Mr.. Knott is enthusias
tic over the results IN the demoDstra-
tion work during the past year and is
full of hope for the coming year as
there is coDstant addition to the
number Of those who are following
the Agricultural Department method,
the results as reported by Mr.. Knott
is something remarkable and We will
in a later issue give some of the re-
suits, as we know they will prove in.
teres..ing ready and helpful intorma-
ton to the farmers Of the parish
and section.
The Court House has been quiet this
week, Judge Henry is absent holding
court in Red River, and there is but
little to attract at the big buildingS
Deputy Sheriff johnson is kept
with the occasional caller to pay taxes;
the clerks Office is doing routine work;
and Assessor Dowden is taking a rest
after most laboreous time in prepar-
ing the tax roll of last year; Superin-
tendent Bath is always busy with re-
ports and details of school management
and visits of inspections to rural schools,
the seventy odd Of which now in ses-
zion and doing splendid work. Frssi-
lent Pierson and clerk Tauzin Of the
Police Jury have cleaned up the woIk
# the last session and are easy with
routine business.
Don't waste your money buying
strengthening plasters. Chamberlain's
4iniment is CHEAPER and better. Dam
zen a piece of flannel with it and
lind 1t over the affected parts and it
will relieve the pain ana soreness.
Cor sale by all dealers.
That the eyes of the outer-world is
lpon US is evident by the constant ar
wal of new people to make their
ones with US, We hear Of several new 1
antilles who will locate here about
)ec. LIST. We heartily welcome all
rho come.
Manager Keyser, of the Olympic
lpera House announces two hrst-class
ttractions for Saturday and Sunday
light 'The Rosary" will be presen-
ID on Saturday, by the same first-class
ompahy which appeared here in that
olendid play last season and all lovers
high-class dramaties should not fail
see it as it is life appealing story.
n Sunday night the famous Coburn's
instrels will occupy the boards and
who wish to forget the cares Of the
" should attend and enjoy the high
ass comedy, jokes, good songs and
usic.
'It is a pleasure to tell that Cham o
rlain's Cough Remedy is the best T
ugh medicine l have ever used" q
ties Mrs. Hugh Campbell. of La =
mia, Ga. IL have USED 1t with all o.
: children and the results have hi
en- highly satisfactory" For sale ii
all dealers. -
lust received at the Bargain Store a ~
e line of afternoon Tea CUPS and Je
lcers, Goblets, Dress goods, and gr
Ter things too numerous to mention. DO
fact you will have to visit our store iv
Try day to keep posted on all the -,
e things we have. Thanking YOU vi
your liberal patronage. We
We are yours to please, We
The BARGAIN STORE. tn