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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Kio>maneelen.
Sltnatloncn glucr @rnno til be al.
uorlisite Sefnmringer.
Solutions Warebcrctnina.

Solutions Iarsbcrctnima.
&aibtngtcu, oct lite Gec.: Tu,
oa iaaUcI Dor @nrocl iom Snouitri
or fonutct / go0t @irnge igien, err
Cpmertlomhcocu bleuet rettct pua
0cn ltaoiA ogen0e Nanqcl / 2anoets
&iooforipninq, ser err al en- iaa al.
oor!ig afonomiif Gatur. at oen gi.
Der 0rtaO til Sc olporIiglte 9efpm.
ringer.
Ter npre3 / officie1c areoie en-
bcgrunoct 6rpgt ior. at ai9opriicrne
! DC nPrnrelte iad Mar uil pe0bli at
Itige pea Sro08 al oe anitrengelier,
iom IoooeI ira Triontbolo iom ira
Hc1ierinGena SIDE aieres iorat Tor.
ANDRE, 6orboIoere, iom er aniuurlige
ior Wonaelcn / aisoipiier. Spis
3lcoproolrttioreu life tager ct
eltornlt Cplotng | DC fommenSe lem
War, nil a~IminoeIiat goot Srefiso
tdgc &on9cn ira Serropin ioin
Gmcrttos foitboreite Selifatesie.
Gn Intpouing al Situationers
aIuor, ioriaooiot oenne SIDE at
SpergsmaaIet ON De itaoie itisenbe
Friier paa De nigtigite 9ipsforns.
%Ocnbcocr argaar, gioes 2anoct /
S%anobrug sminiiter Souitors Mars.
beretnlng, iom ofientIisgioroes ibog.
Set irerngif ogiaa of oe,ne, at Ga.
gen bar oGret giort til 8ien1tariS
for 6pppige S0erpeieIier al Iiniite.
riet o. at Br9ii6ertcu bar lrotalt Ct
intent Gnife ON at fornme til Gu.
ocn al octte Snbe.
st al De melt frcmtrroenbe Ernf
| Observation-Disclosures Iarsberet.
niug er bans 6renritiuittg al anria.
gen til Oen gpioemi of Illrno- oa
aIopclpgeu, iom bar heriet areatur.
beiGtningerne / Mellcurpeiter, o.
iom reiltItereoe / 2lfningen of Obi.
Cages % ANDRE Itore areatitucentres
S~tocfparbs.
Get antageS M Of 9eportemert-
tets Grperter, at Sptren til Spg-
oonmnen ooerisrtes ira en- ira llo-
lancet iiuporteret grtiffel, ser berpt.
teocs al ct @drueri / NiIes, Wtif.,
oeO 6orbere0eIien al Suoer. Set
eueite fire Mtiooel til at iorbinore
SN0ommeu, err, Tiger, 2anobr1tgs-
miniiteren. ZEN iltloitpnoig aFbrp.
oeIie al erhuer 5orbinoeIie meo oen
eDrige 8eroen", builfet nteo andre
Cro nil lige at Winiiteren mtier oct
ior mn,Ijgt ipIoitproig at uoeltqn.
&c Sp9oommen.
Snbtil SEN omfatten6e unoeris.
geIie, iom er lat igarg, er afiIuttet,
oriitcr Yir. &ol1ton Iig til at no.
tale BEN Meniug, at bort Itsrite
6aob ON en- matcriet 6orsgeIie al
Gia0iorlpningeu ligger / islgen0e
IRE Hnptsninger
g%etiTmpellen o. l~l0rpooelier al
areoturfnot ("Gottle Sict"), Spire.
@toIero, IuberfliIoie % andre Cpre.
.'pgoomnte og Better.
Sutcnntiif CporGttillg al fiso.
pro0ucerenoc Ipr / 2an0et3 6ebuq.
leoe Oro6rligs0ripen0e Ggne. Ipe.
cieIt / SDocn.
en- mer tilfreo5itiQen0e Crouing
meo @cnipn til 9enpttelien al Be
ofieutIige N~dUregange.
~ al lTgJe nter %in0 poa %.
orrtniugcn al De minore Spr, iom
SUtn % 6jGrfrp.
Niiuiitereu air Barrel ON, al Ia
tionen itoar o%Derfor en- "megct al
oorHg Sitpotion Observation-Disclosures.
anlaar". men lrotaler TrQgt
ior, AT FIN iioet fan giares iorut
leUere tIGtrTtfelll &ieo iii San0cts
@eioItnjug. iaaIGuJe areo-
tIriDg0omnlc 'aor graaicre ~Rbtnoret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Sjpilagct uco Talflanospcrne.

Som | forrige Nlrmcr berettet, bar
GngIrnoernc toget eu grunoig @rpn
oper Spiferne for Snbet al IL al iinc
&rigsifibe / en- Stamp forIeoen iloen-
for Gbilis &pit, ioet Oe / Sieiluget
peo 6altlanOseerne icnotc life min
ore emo ire tpife &rpoicrc thumbs.
SisIgc et %icnere officieIt telegram
ira Sonoon bIeu nenlIig, ioruoen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

NationaI9orocn / Sc iorifieniat
Stnter bcIeber liz (paa Vopirct) ii
1928 SiIiccrer OF 1t9.0S7 Mnno
lln~oerbciaIet % M}cni0c. Sui2 bell
oenrte Stprfc / GiIipI0c al Ell arit
funoc uofommonbcre2 o. i lin Sci
beo beian0tc9 mififtct % tilitrUffeIil
euet % u~orultct til at optnac5 / ier.
tie Slnle, 3. D. DC trooper ION
itrar funoc icnoe@ / 6cItcn piloe ri
fltnne title Ell &Gr / Morfcn paa til.
inmmeu 9,S1S Giiiccrcr % 1889
Mono llnoerbcioI o. Mcnige.
% bette or aliclut alt. Zen enc
tie nnoen Slide uiloe bli oe Sripini.
&C; men at %u0ruite, orqaniiere %
inbeuc Dem oiI0e / set oaer min0Itc
taae Ter Mounc0cr.
Gubpct iom .uil giorc lig Sen
miuoite Image mcO at umocrisgc
SoQcn, piI iinoe. at / Ell mo0cruc
arig Ell ~iorucrcot 6ien0e / Sc icr
Mdnne6er pil0e bare giort ion itorc
Sremifriot, at bans uiurberc0tc 81.
en0e liacioa go0t fltnoc opgipe 9Gu.
ret u0en Stamp.
s Observation-Disclosures oplpite Son.
.1rcanlano @arbncr, ser er en- al
Sor lporSbcoU1clieu5 Ieoenoe NirnO,
at bon hapoe ircmiat ct 3orlloQ iuo.
beiottenoc DC pGicntIi1c Anbcfolinger
/ arig5miniitercns Nnr3ropport, %
Soriloget / Ell Gale. boori
han pao oct iforpeIte fritiicreOe ErG.
Iioent g2illon5 iorUl6eoc SpnSmua.
ser me0 @eniUn til 2anoSiorloaret.
Sam erflGreoe, at (rplioer1ten bauoe
iat op eli "9lticmuno al Stroa". o1
at oct, "om Ell arig brso llo ioog,
oiIoc fonme for Ell Gag, at apltIors
iparet life or ioripnct mco tilltrpffe.
lig ammunition til en- Zines
Scamp"
"'@i MAJ / SiIiuIbe 2anoet font.
mer / Sore boer Sang ltole poa ct
citizenry trained and accustomed
to arms, flyer ErGiibcnten, men
bporlcoeS ifal Ri ioa uof %'citi3cnrp',
iom hon foIber os alntiuoeIige Wen-
neifer? Sor Grpiibenten @reic
pon, at ser / belle 2anoet fun iin0cS
"a. 10000 Observation-Disclosures? &or
ban Gien0ifob til. at $4,000 al bent
Iaar life en3ong i%rcunlsoe til Sen
norliQe SSnipeftron2 Neo ban ON.
nt $1,000 al Dem life iremmebtc I'll
Sc aarIiqe 2cirinmlinoer, eler at
$1,000 49, pmtrent Nalp6elen al
bans 'citi5enrn' life 6eltoQ / De oar.
Ii0e Sfpocsoclicr. og al TlertoQet al
fonife oIbrig / lit Gin bar lbs
net ct Sfuo?
"@por fol bcttc '%citi3cnrp' iaa
inc ariaSoooben ira? 3ioIge Csc.
tcroiitnbsdcien3 iioitc N%or@rnpport
" ri 3t6 6%cItfononcr % 1922, 3Si
Humber 9lmmunition, 'om trpnges
Ill NotionoI9orben5 GrigsubruIt.
ting, ~tilfort. 6orrige Nor anmooet
Sen. @ooo ON aanouer o. 9mmll.
1ition nof til at bringe DC 3or. Sta.
.er op til iomme Ston0or0 iom 9ul.
9ette ubcifcone arno blep
nil6t men beitenIt afuiit.
seq piI life iiQe, at ri Blot bar
lrtiaeriummunition nof til, ON ale
aanoner 6rnQtes / 2%lftion. at bare
N enfelt Gags SIog. men ieg uil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Hel TorQt 9lere De MllereOeS Srop-
petransport iaa beipprIig iom mt.
Zig.
s bet itore % belle err boo Siti,a-
tlonen peb GcitfNnten life ~foranoret.
ltnOcruanos- Spsselict.
Soper, Gnglono, 10oe Sec. - 9,
Gooer berlfeoe Ser ibag tort Sp'tpr
/ Inleonilg en- Meloing ON, at tpifc
llnoerponbsbaoOe imorges ogtcbe at
foripge ct Ingrcb paa GoncrS Sapn
og ben SlaaOe, ionn Iigger foronfret
Der.
SeIoiguis blep Sorterne bartlett
! oerpeo, at Der iibenfor Sapncinolobct
oilffeoe op en- ufienot Camper, iom
itegteoe at itonoie illbtil ct ifarpt
Sfuo blep dfipret tiers oper bcn5
Sang. Stibet penote oerpaa ON.
Wtail mener, at BET bar ltnberpanos.
baaoeneS &ulbaab.
Gn balp Sime ienere - fortraes
Der - fit man Ell enfeIt l~trloerpanos.
baao i'lgte, og ell al DC lppre ap1t-
fononer ifieb otter ben. 9enne Tor
tie lllloerpanosbaao, ser aabenburt
bar ienot uo iom Speiber, iorIponot
imiolertio mart, men Ienere ophooe.
De llofigsmpnoene, bpab be ontoa
Tpr Ell GifaOre paa 6 llnoerpanos.
baaoe uoe / &anaIen.
aanaIforterne aobneoe iaa Slber
| Den angione Hetning og iortiatte
Sanoltaoen en- bnlp Simes Sib.
SamtiOigt Itaf Ell 5Slotille al BRITTLE
Sagere tiliies, og De blep borte belle
Sugen.
Store 6olfemas'er iomleoes poo
Stralloelt iorat iagttuge BET iielone
Stuelpll, men oa De ingen Iienoe
loa, % better intet Meiultat al Sfpo.
nlilgcn cpba9e0e, troeoe mango, at
oct belle bar falif aIarn1.
X
S Seroag melotes til 2onbon
ON ct lignenoe misIpffet tplf Cub
mari1e-angreb poa Sen brittle auit.
Sfslge Ell WeoOelelie til "Sailu
Mail" ifulbc tpife llnoerponosbuabe
bape foriegt TO gn9reb pao Tirtb OF
6ortb / Sfotlano. 80 al Sc tplfe
Saaoe ~paaltaaes at pGre Diet eoeIaat.
On ineen al bisie afiUrcr bar Set
brittle I%omiraIitet uoienot noaen.
iombelIt %piiiciel @crct1ina, po Nolf
peo oerfor life ellten be ifal tro eler
tuile.
Serberncs iibitc Scir.
Otter 2iterrigcrnes S~llotooelIe al
Vclgrao blep ser ira 1icn ieuo. no
Weloinger, iom gap BET SSNnotruf,
at Scrbcrnes Megt M tar fnrffet
for gobt. Men nogle iaa Gage ieue-
re gootgiorbe Scrberne iclp, at set.
te aloeles life bolot tiff. &c bau0e
lloen Scamp opgipet Selgrao for ct
trGffe Jig ti!baGe til i~tarfcrc Stinin-
ger lGngere in0e / Serbicn, OF EIt.
erri9erile Loo fla loffe til at ora0c
otter Dem.
s Sngcne ira 3oic til $50 &C.
cenlbcr tilioieoc Serttrnc / en- 9Iaf.
fe bIohige Slag 2iterrigerre ct fcr-
imgocliat Neberlag. &c LEG Dem
pao Slngt oper belle Sinien, tea
$4,000 Mano tiliandc oa
gioroc ct tort @pttc al ariaanic'c.
riel. oeriblanot CT hclt s(rtillcrihc-,
pot. 2iterrigcrnes Silbagctog BE-
tegneoes iom ~6lugt / piIb lloron"
giterrigernes Neoerlng / Serbien
inoremmes oiiicieIt / @ien / ieIgenSs
,oriigtise Ssnoinger:
"a Dor Mrnre msbte en- iterf Fl.
Stnrfe / Gelt Tor MiIanu-
pits, tit en- Gel al pore trooper Or.
Ore til at saa tilbage til eunit;gcre
beliggcnoc Stiainser."
Gcnne pIuoicIige @clloina i Tin.
gene | Scrbien bar paft megcn Cor.
lmbrins %ouernlt, og man bar airt.
ter paa at Serberne ma hare ianct
6orlterfninger. eler Of D.
ouer Montencgro bar foact en- III
.lSoricnoing al aanoner og gmmuni.
ton ira en- eaer anoen al DC Allie.
reoe. Gttte iioite er oct melt ianS-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
9erurM-Pusten
cSAE AIesAA,Xx
70 @anss useniIis: lirsoas % 3reeas.

maa i~reIeaeres isuet bier g,aueas % 5orsoaa Nor
ser. g~pertisiemcRter iHotages iite I TO paa atHaneea
f~slleRoe &umere. mecmiao c bet uotrniieltg iorlaus
3es. Suls Ct Advertisement. oeF fsrit 'omHier iao /
9tyssassunmerctf GE.. fortaHses ~iasrp.iet 3 @ause.
oil oet tpruHe ias 3 IirsoO3suumers. Br.Se. Der
tneehe.eer Gusrttsiemeuier, iom bet batter reo, bsr
mer'es goerttsiemeus / bet Heose S!srae 5aa
aoaDpGntcn.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28
Great Demand For Teachers,

"nlle Louisiana is not making rs
~ 5 noise over its public schools as
II dld ten years ago, it is certainly
making more substantial progress
building fine school houses, voting
school taxes, marketing large bond
issues, organizing high schools, con
Soildating country schools-these and
many other evidences of progress are
to-day so common that they pass by
unnotlced, SO it is With the employ
ment OF trained teachers. Some Years
ago, the coming of normal graduate
INTO community was heraIded as a
great event. To day, no intelligent
community or superintendent is sat
istied with an unframed teacher. Tie
reason is plain; other things being
equal, they Oay best because they
give the hest service. Hence the de-
mand for such teachers is greater
today than ever before. Last year
the State Normal School at Natchi-
toches found splendid err ployment at
good pay anu In excellent positions
Tor more thar 300 normal teachers
and 300 summer school students. This
summer the Normal School will offer
every kind Of instruction that any
public school teacher in the State can
need. Present ana prospective teach
ers should send to that institution
Tor outlines Of its courses,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28
An Ordinance.
BY Mr.. Boydstun:

By Mr.. Boydstun:
Granting The Natchiteches Gas Com
pany Limited, of Natchitoches, Louisi-
ana, its successors and assigns, for a
period of fifty years, the right to ac-
quire, lay, maintain, repair, replace,
relay and remove mains and pine fines,
and all necessary regulators and appli-
ances for the transportation and dis
tribr.tion of natural and manufactured
gas, petroleum or either of sslid pro-
ducts to, in, and through the City of
Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish.
Louisiana, together with the additional
right to use all streets, alleys, neutral
and public grounds of said city for the
purpose of laying mains and pipes to
supply and deliver and distribute to the
said city, and the inhabitants thereof.
gas or petroleum for manufacturing,
heating, illumin ating, and all other
purposes for which natural or manu-
featured gas, petroleum, or either of
said products is~or may be used during
said period.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

Jacob Refs, author, social work
or, philanthropist and the man
who was dubbed the most useful
citizen" of New York died at his
home in Mass. on Tuesday to the
sorrow of the whole nation.
Mr.. Refs appeared before Nat
chitoches audience last year and
never were our people more deep
ly impressed or better entertained
thanon this occasion and all went
out of his presence feeling up
lifted for having heard one of the
Lords own talk from his heart,
with an earnestness that appealed
even to the most Indifferent of his
bearers,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

While the probable terms have
not been made public, negotiations
have progressed so far that a pre-
liminary basis for peace has been
reached by the conference being
held at Niagara Falls, and it is
believed that a protocol will be
signed this week.
The points yet to be taken up
relate chiefly to the internal affairs
of Mexico that the Mexican en-
voys think should be treated only
in the broadest sense.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

Attorney John H. Overton, Of
Alexandria, having been logged
in as one of the candidates to en-.
gage In the vain hope to diylde
Mr., Aswell's support in the ap
preaching Congressional election.
has put quietus on the PROPOSE
ton by CURLY saying, Il am not
in politics. He is strictly atten-
tending to his own business In the
practice of law, IN (which he has
an ample and satisfactory field.
He doubtless has well settled
conviction that the man who runs
against-Aswell will leada forlorn
hope. CHRONICLE:
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

Commencement that has been
going on since Friday night at the
Normal the program for which
appeared last week, will come to a
close With the graduation exer-
cises this morning when the sum
mer, fall, winter and spring classes
will be given their diplomas by
Ex-Governor Blanchard, member
of the Board of Administrators in
lieu of Gov. Hall who is busy with
the General Assembly.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28
Louisiana Good Roads Day.

Among Louisiaha's needs none.
of course, is secondary to that Of
good roads and Representative
ScheIl's resolution for a State
Good Roads Day keeps step with
what Other progressive States arc
dolmg to arouse both urban and
country communities to the value
of better highways.
In Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas
and a number Of other States the
Governors, local authorities and
people generally joined enthusiast
tlcally in this good roads day
movement and the result is re-
fccted in increased activity in
road building in those States,
Even it several thousand men in
every parish donned their oyeralls
and went to work not a great deal
perhaps could be accomplished IN
the direction Of permanent con
struction on single day; but the
moral effect Of such a manifesto
ton of community support of the
cause of better means of communi-
cation, would be invaluable.
The Sanders administration has
been the subject of good deal Of
criticismI but. if for no other
reason, it will always be remem-
bered for having put upon the
statute books a series of enlight-
ened laws to encourage the build
ing not only of local roads but
State highways. Under that al
ministration we had one of the
most notable conventions ever he'd
in the State. the purpose of which
was to arouse popular interest in
the movement; and the seed of the
is bearing a good deal
of fruit today.
Louisiana has Jagged far behind
many of her sister States, even in
the South, in actual construction
Of good roads but there has been
marked awakening of the people
If many of her parishes to the
'act that scarcely less oppressive
han the leyee taxes are the taxes
We pay for bad roads. Cadddo, |
Jalcasieu, Grant, jefferson, East
Baton Rouge and Natchitoches and
number of others furnish con-
rete evidence, in the taxes they |
ave levied, of the good roads pro-
Of the past few years.
Mr.. Schell's resolution, if 1t is
arried into operation. will do
luch to bastir a Statewide senti-
lent in favor of a complete inter-
icing of LOUISIANA with modern
oadways. 1t will help to bring
ONE. to the people realization of
le fact that not only do they need
lch roadways for their own com
,rt and convenience but that the
ok of them will constitute our
lost serious handiaap in bringing
ither the kind Of immigration
18th which we hope to develop
he agricultural and Industrial re-
,urces of Louisiana. States.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

st. Denis is now the busiest
street IN town as besides the
novelty and interest excited by the
erection of two airdomes at one
time and within a few feet. of one
another, the Louisiana PetrOlethic
and Construction Co. has started
the prelimlnaries for the street
paving, a number of teams and
men working from Front to the
Government building having sue
ceeded within thirty hours in tear
ing the earth up pretty we'll along
those blocks.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28
SUCCESSION SALE
Sue. Jno. A. Barlow
II D. C.. No. 1850.

By virtue of an order of the Hon.
| District Court issued in the above en-
| titled suit to me directed and TO this
effect, |, Mrs. Lille M. Barlow, Adj
/ ministering in said succession as Nat
ural Tutrix, and in order to pay the
! debts due by said Sue will in obedience
at front door Of the Court House in the
| City of Natchitoches La, at II o'clock
ia. "a.
SATURDAY JUNE 18th 1914
the following described property be-
longing to said succession viz:
Lot of ground with buildings and i'm
r.rovements thereon situated on East
side of Bird Street in the City of Match
itoches bounded North by vacant lot of
Mrs. Ducasse, West by 3rd Street South
by the Federal l'Ostoffice and East by
property Of Will ans.
II
Lot of ground in City of Natchitochos
with buildings and improvements there
on, running % feet on Church Street,
measuring back between parallel lines 80
feet, bounded East by Parish property
West by 3rd Street, North py the lot
described in the following paragraph.
III
Lot of ground in city of Natchitoches
on South side of St. Denis Street bound
ed North by St. Denis Street; south by
lot described above in II paragraph,
Yves by 3rd Street and East by pro-
perry of Estate of Miss Laura Tauzin.
Nv
Lot Of ground in city of Natchitoches
on Eas 1t side of 9Th St, bounded Narth
by pro perty of Weaver; South and East
by pro perty of Hughes and West by
5th St ceet.
Ter of Sale:-Cash for not less
than the inveptoried appraisement.
MRS. LILLE M. BARLOW,
SIX! Natural Tutrix.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

Basing the estimates on per-
centages of increase over long
period, the Census Bureau asserts
that on July 1st the population of
the United States will be 1878, 1924
and If that of the Island possessions
be added, the total rises to 109,-
O21, 1922.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

The whole state will applaud if
the gag rule" with which the
lawmakers who are constantly
s1uabbling are threatened with, lie
enforced and the General Assem-
bIy gets down to business.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28
Most Prompt and EffectuaI Cure TO,
Bad Colds.

When you have bau cold you want
remedy that will not only give re-
lief, but effect prompt and perma
nent cure, remedy that is pleasan.
to take, a remedy that contains MOTH
Ing injurious. Chamberlain's Cough,
Re5 edy meets all thess requirements.
lt acts on natures plan. relieves the
lungs, aids expectoration, opens the
secretions and restores the system to
a healthy condition. This rem adv
has a woold wide sale and use. and
can always be depended upon. Sold by
all dealers
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

1t is always in order to talk
about good roads and now is no
exception because it happens that
the roads are dry and in a pretty
fair shape. Rather, we should
take thought as to what they will
be when the rains come, and get
busy now put them in condition
to stand bad weather successfully.
If there were plenty of money.
of course it would be no trick to
have model roads all the time in
Lafayette parish. but we might as
well recognize the fact that we
haven't plenty of money and SO
go to work to make what we have
stretch as far as possible.
The best way to do this as far
as we can learn. is to make liberal
use of the road drag. This Is not
an expensive machine, in fact it
can hardly be called a machine; it
is more properly an implemen.
and can readily be made b~
farmer. But while ~
and humble, yet if : an
will do wor' -hexpenslV
roads :. = rightly used
..ers towards keepin,
al order.
1t must have been che invention
of some one of our ancestors VIII
! figured out how to use the mater
; ial at hand to accomplish result
: in a portion of the country wher,
money was scarce and peopl
hadn't got the busy" habit, no
} wanted pay for every little piec
of community work they did
Lafayette Advertiser.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28
Official Journal Parish of NatchitooheS
=" Parish School board
City of NatchitOches.

Communications are solicited, afc
we viii not be held responsible tor any
views contained therein.
No attentiot will be paid TO ahony-
NOUS letters.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

About year since, that is on
the 18th of Nav 1918, the first oil
well in the DeSoto field was
brought in, and the effect has been
marvellous. Our city has more
than doubled in population, BUSH
ness has quadrupled and general
prosperity prevails. Fabulous
sums have been paid out for oil
leases. 1t is true that only a few
of our people have grown rich di-
rectIy from the royalties they have
received on oil produced, but
many of them are now in indie
pendent circumstances from tn
leases, and the cry is 8
comes. y 1t is veru =
intense actiy,t- still
Taxed he true that tn
d. y has somewhat re
.ecause of the tremendou
.ecrease in the price of oil, bu
the fact remains that the field
by no means fully developed, an,
that it is being constantly extend
ed, and il the demand for oil in
creases the DeSoto field can be re
lied upon to respond to the de
mand.
Upon the whole, Albright futur
is before our town and our parish
and our people have every reason
be delighted with the outlook.
Mansfield Enterprise
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28
Succession of Divide Benoist

Spicette Benoist having this day filed
her apph cation to be appointed admin
istratrix of the above succession notice
is hereby given to all persons interested
to show cause within ten days from
this date why same should not be
granted.
D. j. HYAMs,
Clerk 18th D. C.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

JOSEPH w. Folk is being
groomed for The presidential noml-
nee in 1916 according To report.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28
NatchitochitocheS.
5-20-i4

The Finance Committee of the Po-
lice Jury of the Parish iof Natchito-
cheS Louisiana having been called lin
session ny the President of the Pc
lice Jury of the Parish of Natchito-
ches La, for the purpose OF prepar-
ing and having advertised and esti-
mate of the probable expenses OF the
parish of Natchitoches, Louisiana for
the Fiscal year beginning July LIST
1914. and ending June Both 1915 act
ing under authority of the Police
Jury of the parish of Natchitoches
La 1t was moved by Mr.. Page. sec
onded by Mr., Williams.
That the following estimate of ex-
penses for the parish of Natchito-
ches La, for the fiscal year BEGIN
ming July lst 1914. and ending June
Both 1915 be adopted and published
in the official Journal according to
law:
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-05-28

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