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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24
Morriion.

9ns Tifnif fpeldes am bergalrge,
t,en Sanrstog bon Ger ebargcIiiden
Sonlntdgsidpde gege6elr fprrbe, ,par
M leoer Siitiidlt Elm bii6ifer @rfolg.
0os Ietter mar giinitig, Der Se-
fltd mar 5ablreid) lntO 0ie 9ltnpelen.
fitr5iid) bier olf 8eiir6 bei rbrem
Set peulebte1t frOblidle StluroeiE
Sri. 9fanf, bon @aibitgton, tpar
0ltteI 6. s. Tope luub fSonrilie.
6rml 8. 9ueilte, BON ct. 2o,tis.
mar Oori9e g9ode bier mtf geiitdJ
BET @erlpalpbten ilro sSreltnoei.
Die SdnneItcnr @0ntimlba II. Gp-
relue, bon 0lt6ltq,re, SSpipa, lparen
itber lettelt Samstag lupo Sormtna
tIer altf 9ehr6 bel Gerapatpotet ltbo
SSueutben.
Sos gtorriion 9oieball Semn bat
Itb om pergangenelr Suntstog nrit
hen @asconnbc 3earn geriteiien llno
Sos Spiel init A gegen s perloren
Ain Sonttug 5oger irtiere @opS, int
Spfal nit be1r Senlpalm Sluuiors,
oisdb Den &iir5eren nit 10 gegelt IS.
2lnt iiadliten Solmstae snerScn iic in
GaScoraoe ipielen lutb Doffen Damn
nebr @liif 5lt bobelt.
SSralt SSSgnnt Spefbals, Sr, lupo
Soctter, SRI. Satalllpc, iparen itber
Smilstog lu1o Sonimag Bier, aatf ge-
flt6 bel Der 6anpilie BON S. q. Sped.
bals.
sSpefhrunaul & Sous babet iest
ibren oSractor "-Gfhtg bollelp0et lmo
Oeldelben ON 9fobt. Sdohpetgerot
perfnpft; DIES lit Der 5tpeite berortige
Filaag, ,pelder bon Ger geiualmlteil
Sirmn bergeitellt lnrb perfntft lurrs
0e.
: 8m. Clifton, BON @asconnoe, NOR
dfn Montag oieier @ode bier IN
8eidldftel,.
Sller. Srbreioer inpb Salnilie, bon
@tInb, beTinben iib bier aiif 8eiitd
ha Euml Sdupeioer's- @ltenn, SenrD
3etsinonn ltrl6 Sallilie.
SSoblt 9rinfer, tpelder in enter
MoiIahlliictts Hltbber 60, als 3abl.
metfter ongeitellt lit, apeilt bier olpf
gahpd, bel Der Sontilie ieiipes O1t-
tells, Sobn &ol5
SeirrD 9egernaimL tpelher BON Der
NO Sac gnbn bier OILS EelegrapbiitI
arrgeiteIlt mar, begob iid an lebten
Itolto9 nud Berger, iun bort cine
Sntnlt5 rilsSllfiilleir
SRI. Sis5ie @ebel, BON ct 2ours,
frar tiir5lid) 6ier aiuf 9eiithj bel Ser-
tO@ip0tan ltrG Sreiu5elt.
SSafe Sdlnlib mar ant pergaiteeaueit
Dtorttog, geid)a ftebolber iau Gbulrlois.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24
gndlen's arniea salbe fir

Sdhuitt-, 8rano- ,nto anoere offene
g8intbeap. 6. 9. 2ober, MariIla,
g. g., idreibt: nSube ttie eiRe
@lnoe bieier slrten eebabt Die es
nidt teilte." &olt beiIte nod cine
SdadteI giidIerl's 9lrpica Collie
iutS bdbt 6ieie beeit BEL 8ratb-,
Sdnttt. irn6 alIerbori6 Butthen.
gerbitet 2ofiop. 25c BEL Current
apothefer. (G6p.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24
4i1,1t,ter Al
8ascpnabe.

Hobt. 8ogeliana, 2iltber 8rolpn u.
eIbos.r garflep begobel iicb am pori.
gen Daitftpodl in Serrn 9roapn's
Solnd, tlo6 5neberidsbura, mrf ZEN
NiidlfulR1,
6rmi W. S. @taapIoing lutb S4hpoer
pom Serlllaarm befonbert ii9 mebrepe
Sn9e Der poriaen WpdJe hiar alf
SeltdN
! @eo. g. Baltber bat BEN &orfpete
SSeltetipeg iut leinen @eId)1ftspIat
iebt nulIellhet.
Jf .. tStelllpel lpn6 @ottin tebmen
onl lcbtat @iontag slbeno, bon et.
ner @er9ariiglutgsfobrt lNoh ct.
2rti$, plriid,
US. 9. Soeotntamt ipar oilt 9on-
lrcrStag iut0 anp Sreitag Scr ber-
ganlenpn gsodle, nrf 9encD bel lei-
mem @urocr, 81. g. 8Oe0tluoar.
gnurtet @iIler nracbte am Iebten
SolllStag eilpn fltSen @ei61ftsbe.
iipdN IN tSernIaaln.
Gique bitbIdF Sln5nDI umierer Gin
nobner belitdfe anl lebten Sanlstaa
NnS Soaliltogsidntlfeit ilr 0prriion.
Gas @aIlipiel IN Morriion tultrbe
BON luHeren 9ops qcapolnlen, nit 8
gegell 4.
&sfn. Wteser, nlis Ser 9ap gtadJ6ar-
id)ait, lt1uo eiler Der &aalSibaten fir
Golutp.9tibter. fir ben norolid)em
0itrift benegte iih ant nouigas
Gunner@toe bier inter ieilrell Srelni~
0eat.
iSralt Gallr1u collars, geb. Qllid,
pou ct: SSoiepb, Wao, fam mn Iebtem
Spnlitog bier mb, 5lnn @eilpd, ibrer
@tterrL io,pie iIbrer pelen sSpeitltbe.
Geridieoerle ct. 2oliiier, atrtter
aiioeren altb eiat paar Boitrlerfs BON
gtr. z intb gsr, 10. beiiitbeir iidy 0ieSe
@o6e bier oilf hean Ssafd,taa.a
Waaipr Gefpne imlo SER S5dpoe.l.
BON &amioS Gitp, falnen om 9iens-
rag Morger nitf Hr. 4 1u,o, IN 9e.
gleitllug BON Serrir Rotpie. ilipi5ir-
ten Iie banm Die slrbeit 5pldet
Sabca iInb gSoibirlatoll.
goitor 0mu q. Sappnleper, in Be
gIeitltrg non Sri. @t. Morre, aug
Ger gtodybnridGft bon 0rafe, bielt
mt ber9angenen Soinltng bier eilpelu
regelnEiBigcn @utteSNienlt
y. 81. Seib1lcr ntndtc ant leptem
Dlontag einelr @eIdtiitsbeind IN
Serlnahlh
8GbrenO g1n. Clifton mn leBtcin
Snitstng, ltappeFiDr ml Dnlb-lleitlu
ltbr, glben6s, iat Der gtdbe Der
Sdnlpfapirtbid)aft itoulO, erbielt er
JON eiilenr llnbefanttelr iuebrere
am Salle. Serr GlIf.
on bat nid)t Sie gerim9itc eSSoee mas
lie Sbat peraillaBt Bot.
sSrau 8, Spimoer, BON 9rolpn'S
Boone Co., 0ao., ipelhe B.
e Wslhter, sSrali glgires Sd)ellDanr-
lper, belrdt battc, tcbrte am iettep
DaontnG in 9esleitlmg iJrer Wtirt.
er, nn6baatie 5llriid.
81. g. Casper, elmer Der @lerf&
m bieiieen Sdyiffsbof, tcbrte am
yiontng bieier @od)e bon eilpent BE.
nd, BEL fei1ter 5omilie in ct.
,oipis 5apriid.
Serbert Sidnppler begob iid mr
oatf eirier @eu9nriioanpgSrei.
, ilnd) ct. 2oliiS.
Geo. Spedbals iRib 8attin bega-
en- iidB am letten 0aontag lpad Ser.
tattn, gum giitfmif bon WtobeItu
1lp. fir ibr rlelies Seim.
-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24
Sat Gner Sinh @iirmer?

Die neiiteit &in6er baben beIeg-
te 3iinee, itarfer gltbem, Wogen-
web, gtinee lntter ben 9llleer, blei.
DIE iinb gelblidJe Sarbe, iperbos,
eerei3t, 8dbnefrtiriden. @dIsen I'M
SdIaf, ei9eipartige Sriiinne, alles
oos beSeltet, 6aB, oas @in6 @iir.
nter bot. Solt gIeid cine SdndteI
aidapoo Bltrtlto6ter. GoStet bie
8iirrner, iupb bringt Iie oitrd, 9lb.
fitbren aus Dem 90rper. Sn Ganop-
sSorn ino Ieidt sit nebnten. 25c.
bel Current &potbeter. (a6U.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24
8ern,un1t, abln., grettae. nen "a. guilt 1914
Wtan bite iid i'm @albc nor Der
Siftpflause, pEoiion Spp."

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op''' 'a9eg ~ illsNpval p'e'e aulllep'
lu,,H n ptau''M"ull nl'f DER mS
S'tl'H Nsop WPo'nllelt FIIa'l5e'
pse' y n,'ll'8 lR Nl'd) nothoillll't
V'iI '$f '.il'aepa'il9 pom 50efiialEll
tpl" sur SVe'' Fto'h III Der
0tu'A p'tut lW pellouP me} oel
'ocf'gAi 'l'u4 % penalN'm W. aus oleS
.pil''S'y,I'H''Vt[p ltS'ty, lli' 'lW Dol
"'vte ln.tllet5lauPil Sattl@rAelt mlF
Fpve SN"''' 'oF oat @e,a@lpteu !ill ou-
aeiUel'NH ., Pli'te'aet'p 1aa'Pel 5ll
cu'a'.1p' S'et e'''disa p'll ',FollolV
WV ol'Fe'WGl w, li'l'b oerNFe.
t'olr~''g p@p''''Rsr euPiL g puel
psur 'SSt''e puat e0p'f'@i'lNa p'fFas'a!
optBetoa'Hi'el' 'ea', lu'o pelllt orc
ea@5''''ol''ls peF Stiit peta'aaaoilH'f o.
,pl'" 70 l'oaS ''e loprHV io'e'et'
lepre'''
'c Slotlef llilp nun Iel'le't 9atv
ow'' pol'ui~elt 'pel'pe pet Der oe'
rlprallN laf pae 9'Hl1 eulotlil1eaL
''ppteuFll iHu ellP Heu pelllNete
itlOo WplIet5papere ell15i''IMlIl9
pelqtrluSpeai aus SpelllNl'el'p' Aa'
appfeuHlt elreS 3lnepaes poet
5i'nles' 'pooalfd DER ~!ilW'lIl otF
Cue @NaipT gelo''9t' perlfr'oaA SSiNpei'
liaa9 Der S'olpoe, lNno glnp5l'lpon'!8
oer &Fa''l n' "ele'N, pe'' ati'piE "a
ON oiil Nall6en &orper. pe9le''el
pom peHn9eh SdFIef5elH SlenI lUlNo
Sforlal9eft DER gtlepellpDalR9Tett'
Yer VtIidua1 peNilfNodt ro8ot ifIl-
llllaer SiaFl' iApo lrqpet Pel'e'!'e
Ve'dHpl.re pe' elilpT'l'u'ilSip EetVp'
l'e'l' ipl9ntalo opVepe ie'lletp S'uNoe4'
>oer lural'llei'llpllalerlel' erieUpeR,
anS pqle SdNisllp'Hel psVpelr
ipleoetoollei SSepdAllWer htH atlopot
lplap oos oeie S"luetiile'Sl''a'pea :
elne atlogollaP SpHHpB po'l Sle
3lder' 9olaH le'len alTtpua' pe' r.
iFe'l ol'd DON NpWpat >Sop u'''5eert
opa@ l'!uSl' urrlIaag a,r,.,t ~ pesLVn. ~'as
~ peFiaoct" sur "l''pVedt'! lpp ''n
&'efP1' per Suc, 'pV,l' s5'e fV1,N.. s.
@orpell uo'i' SS'a"e Vqtto' wv ~
ge'ro9els lperUell III" l'N 'p'pl VIC
N'a'" pgl'itto'', S o'oirCT Feil'''"
'olleN otlo'StV'S e'''p'I,'o''t', pe"'
ooa1o o'e StI'e'' ''ISe'ste4' !, wv,
@a''iclN5illpN'f'o ol'r@ Fu'lol' wv
lln emEpe"eI' tul' uet S.'!ppelo IVY
oeli'etlpat !, N''"tt a'pitb ''e n'y'y' [,',..,
'e'pe Fe'lp'F sl'e e'cts"e '''tro'eS." e,
ltllS e. oef'''e'cell ntW 81 isustH. sat
slploalaN'l'aeh 'lrlr A'tpppl 1pnNtS
lo9ield oot9eHo'ilIlaell aperpe'' l.'po
one elh5iplIOepeir SStelIetr 5nf Sr.''x
rlHrg llllt Siet5fder 9eOooel 'pTirs'h y, ss
Ger NJ aiPogol aaVI8eip'' w. S0t,rfV'
ut obs @nedios 5il pep''peloe'i' SpP
ntoerelt lmro erlplooleal" ole eiu'
Iitlrneff 9alIf, heloaOpetS 0NlNpI
9rnte iHlpp Sa'Ne ilNl el'let sg'Op
ben SfarboiloNnrg Dolilp9 S's o'p'en
,ple Sollllt9 pom sorlallre' eilOu u, :. et''
slbeelorTel ooal allI EN- 3S'''a Sullc.'
INN qua NMe SN'Ht. ''n' -
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Gis

ets miro proittpt itno 5ufrteoets-
iteaefuo in 8ribottpobntntgen in allen
NuamtitGten 81 ireenb elmer 3eit
pdhreno bes Cages, obeeliefert.
SeIepbortirt eure 9eIteIlttnger oil
geo. 81 ooer SO. 8.
Stone Sin 8ine So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24

gser cine offentlide @eriteige-
rl,rt9 gu peronitaIten seoetrft, foIlte
Iia Die 0ienite oes betmttlten glii.
tionators, u. o. 2elefpberger, Wor.
riion, 02o. fifern. 9erieIbe ut 5it
uerI6iiig lifto erfdbren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24

slbomtrir aisf Dos gotfsblatt.
Saa,aIie.
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gifi6s inS seritopft.

aopFpeb, if)Gedter sltbem. iait'
rer Waaeert, beIegte 3unge uno I'M
oeromliffeit beSeitem bob Seber
lrro eineetpeioen beritopft iirph.
gSebmt 9aeirigung nor. Solt eitte
25c. syTaI6e BON 9r. Sings Stem
2ffe gias itno Ieert @agen uno
ginoeipeibett aus BON ben @os. irpb
@iftftoffen. 9as miro @itd gut
fiibIen MAIDEN. @fFeftip umo ood
milo. aein aneifen. 25c. bel @ii-
rem gputbefer. @udlen's Mrdea
collie fir 8panofpnIben. (aob.)
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19

Stephens and | B. Richie are aU-
pointed Commissioners and Harry
Hawthorne is appointed Clerk to serve
at said polling place; at Shady Grove
Walter Bolton, g. G Parker and
Brodie Handy are appointed Commits
sioners and Joe Montgomery is ap-
pointed Clerk to serve at said polling
place; and at Vowells Mill A. G.. Eth
eridge, G. N. Rhodes and G. w. Cobb
are appointed Commissioners and
Aired Self is appointed Clerk TO serve
at said polling place; all of whom will
serve without compensation. AT said
special election the polls shall be
opened at O'Clock a. m. and closed
at 5 o'clock p. m. and the election will
be conducted in accordance with the
laws of Louisiana applicable thereto.
Notice is also given that at 10
O'Clock a. m. on the 9th day of April
1914 the said Parish Board of School
Directors of the Parish of Nat
chitoches, Louisiana will meet at Nat
chitoches, La. and in open session
proceed to open the ballot boxes, eX-
anime and count the ballot in num-
Der and amount, examine and canvas
the returns and declare the results of
said special election.
This 9Th day of March 1914, a. d
EDGAR LEVY,
President.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
Chic rs = cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
G a ST ORA
Proclamation.

Pursuant to a resolution passed by
the Parish Board of School Directors
of the Parish of Natchitoches. La. at
its special meeting held on the ard
day of March, l9lt. |. Edgar Levy
President of said Board, hereby give
notice that In compliance with said
resolution a special election will be
held in Ward Seven OF Natehitoches
Parish, La, on the 4th day of April
1914 for the purpose of submitting to
the property tax payers qualified I'M
der the Constitution and Laws of the
State of Louisiana to vote at said
election the following proposition, to-
witt 49,
To levy a special tax of five mills
on the dollar on all property in Ward
Seven of the Parish of Natchitoches.
La. aubject 20 State taxation annually
for a period of five years for the pur-
pose of giving additional aid to the
nnblic schools in the Ward Seven.
For the purpose of tho said special
electloB the polling places will be tins
regular polling places In said Ward
and at Provencal A Treadway, W .
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
William Sterling BATHS.

People like to be either interes-
Ted or amused sometimes both,
but always interested. To hold
an audience one must interest
them. Many years experience on
the platform has enabled Mr.. Bat
tbs to develop a repertoire from
the works Of Charles Dickens, re-
plete with interest and amusement,
likewise instruction. Mr.. BATHS
has dramatized several of the
great humorist's novels and pre-
sents them IN monologue, without
costumes, but with all the interest,
situation and action of a real
drama. Mr.. BATHS does not read
from the book but presents it in
dramatic form, each character
wonderfully real and distinct.
Life Portrayals" is a master
piece of Interpretation. Mr.. Bat
tbs possesses voice of great
range and fexibility, and in this
number presents dozen or more
characters, complete in costume
and makeup with appropriate
monologues, in one evening. Each
character is developed in full view
of the audience, as an artist would
develop picture, Mr.. BATHS
showing the audience how the
actor 'makes-up" for the charac-
ter to be presented, by tho use of
grease paint, powders, wigs and
costumes. The change from one
character to another is made COM
plete, yet with great rapiditv. and
the living prototype of Dickens
creation, with all the characteris-
tic mannerism, is presented.
The Natchitoches people will
have the opportunity of hearing
Mr.. BATHS on Friday evening
March 9th, SOC p. M, in the
Normal Auditorium.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
Tutorship Sale.
SUCCESSION C. w. CHILDS.

By virtue of the authority Of an OF
der of the Hon. the IL District Court
homologating the proceedings OF a
family meeting held before D. J.
Hyams, District Clerk and Ex-Otiicio
Notary Public on the 18th day OF
March will offer for sale TO the last
and highest bidder on
SATURDAY APRIL 18th 1914
At the late residence of G. w. Childs
deceased near Natchez the following
described property to-wit:-
one Boiler and Engine
Two Gin Stands
Steam Press and all other articles
necessary to System Gin Plant.
Terms of Sale:-CASH subject e
ADVERTISEMENT and should said proper
ty fail to bring two thirds OF the ap
nraisement thea the same will Of
Immediately ..reoffered for sale on
credit of twelve months, purchaser
to give bond with approved security
JAS.'B TUCKER:
Tutor
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
Heed This Appeal.

All births and deaths must be
registered. Civilization demands
1t, the law requires 1t. The pen
atty for neglect is fine of from
$40 to $500. Physicians, mid
wives and parents are all liable.
In this day of enlightment no
state can afford to let her children
be born and die like stray dogs,
without offit ial notice or record.
1t is crime against helpless in
fancy to imperil the birthright of
the poorest child by failure to re-
cord its birth and pareDtage.
That is what many people, through
ignorance or carelessness. are
doing in Louisiana today. The
law now provides a punishment
for that crime.
Shall Louisiana lag behind her
sister states9 Other states are
now recording every birth among
their children. Shall we do less
for oursl
Remember this appeal! Heed
i'll Tell other people about it! II
is made for the benefit of pos:
terity and the good name of our
state by the
LOUISIANA STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
state of Louisiana, Parish of Nat.
chitoches.
In Sixth Justice Court of the Parish OF
Natchitoches, La.
Crawford jenkins & Booth
VS..
A. S. Cassidy.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of writ of Fieri Facias issued by 7.
j. WEIGH, Justice of the Peace OF the
9th ward of the parish of Natchitoches,
in favor of Crawford jenkins & Boolh,
and against A. S. Cassidy, and to me
directed, will, at IL o'clock m, on the
4th day of April, 1914 at the store
building formerly occupied by A. 3.
Cassidy on west side of Texas Street,
Ia the town Of Robeline, in the 9Th
ward of said parish, offer for sale az
public auction the following described
property towit:
Stock of merchandise, consisting
principally of few notions, shoes, candy,
can goods, snuff, tobacco. three full
kegs Of cider, one third barrel vinegar,
together with fixtures, seized as the
property of A. S. Cassidy under said
writ of Fieri Facias.
Dated, Robeline, La, this the 7th
day of March, 1914.
PETER WEIGH,
Constable Ward No. 6.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
An Ordinance.
By Mr. BoydStun:

BY Mr. Boydstun:
Be 1t resolved by the Mayor and
Commissioners of the City of Natchi-
toches:-
Sec. | That on and after the 1st
day of April 1914 it shall be unlawful
for any automobile operated IN the
City of Natchitoches TO run and oper-
ate without being numbered.
That number shall be furnished bE
City at a charge of One Dollar, which
number shall be displayed or fastened
to rear of machine where it can be
easily seen.
That any person operating an auto
mobile in the City after April lst l9l 1
without first purchasing and having
attached said number shall on con-
Action be fined in the sum of not
less than $500 Five Dollars in de-
fault of payment be imprisoned not
exceeding five DAYS.
That all ordinances IN conflict here.
with be and are hereby repealed.
Yeas: Kile and BoYdston, Absent,
Katie. (Adopted)
Approved March l4th 1914
(Signed) GEO. W. K1LE
Mayor.
A true copy
Two u LuvcrD (itv clork
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
PLAIN Truth that's worth Money

Using Fnley's Honey and Tar for a
cough or cold may save you both slca'
ness and money. Z. 4. Monahan,
Menomonic Wis, says: Il am exposed
70 all kinds of weather and lind
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound al
WAYS fixes me up in good shape when
| catch cold or have a bad cough !
recommend it gladly . Refuse substi-
tutes. For sals by all druggists.
Jolly Jack Tars, Marines, Uncle
Sans officers, Dreadnaughts, fighting
tops, gun turretes and all that goes
with the general appearance of the
real thing itself, is the ensemble
opening of j. A Coburn's Greater
M;nstrels this season at the Opera
House on Monday, March 23rd. An
all new company, scenery, costumes
and performance, is what he promised
| in the advance billing, and that is
what has been produced. Truly a
novel, and up to the minute, stage
setting for the big musical. minstre
attraction. New people, new ideas
splendid singing. novelty dancers anc
numbers, a genuine, old time anc
| modern bustling, hustling, whizzing
show. Not a dull moment not
single disappointment. Their pas
| record is a guarantee of good faith
They are a household word. Dom
miss them. Seats now on sale a
City Drug Co.
Disordered kidneys Causes MUCH Miser,
/ With pain and misery by day. sleep
disturbing bladder weakness at nigh
! tired, nervous rundown men ant
/ women everywhere are glad to know
| that Foley Kidney Pills restore healtl
and strength, and the regular actor
OF kidneys and bladder. For sale b
all druggists.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19

WAIVED Statesmen to sell GEE-WHIz
Cider Vinegar the best made in the
South by Is per cent This is the
Vinegar that the House Wife has been
looking for, and we want you TO sell it
10 her Grocery. Dixie lunch a nom
intoxicating beverage made from Apple
Juice can be sold most anywhere and
we pay 20 per cent commission on al
business. III you can deliver the goods
We will send you sample case. and will
arrange TO give you salary and ex-
DAVIS & co.
s-I9-14 Shrs report, La.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
soeeisI Health Warning" for March

March is a trying month for the
very young and for elderly people
Group, bronchial colds. Iagrippe and
pneumonia are To be feared and
avoided, that will quickly stop a
cough, check the progress of cald
ana relieve inhamed and congeSteC
air passages. It is safe, pure aud al
WAYS reliable. FoI sale by all drug
piStS.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
last right for Baokaehe and Rheumatism

Just right for Backache and rheumatism
Foley Kidney Pills are sa thorough
ly effective for backache, rheumatism
swolled, aching joints. kidney and
bladder ailments that they are rec
commended everywhere A. A. JEFF
fords, McGrew, Nebr., saws: "My
druggist recommended Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in my back and before
finished one bottle, my old trouble
entirely disappeared. For sale by all
druggists.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19
COLDS & LaGRIPPE

s or g doses 680 will break
any case of Chills & Fever, Colds
e. aGr;ppe; il acts on the liver
better than Calcmel and does not
es;ce or sickea. Price 25c.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1914-03-19

The unsightly old stables on St.
Denis Street are being transformed
into an up-to-date garage in which
a new firm will open up.
Spring season is fast growing on US
Now is the time to select your MILL
merry. DeBlieux' are showing the
newest styles in hats that all the lead
ing markets can afford.
A partial eclipse of the moon took
place last Wednesday night which
however was not so visible in this
section. The moon entered the
shadow of the earth a little after nine
and emerged about twelve
Rice Cloth, Crepe and Wolfe foun-
cings at Semmelman'
The first program of the Lyceum
Course will be the reading of chan
ticleer Saturday March 2lst by Mrs
Bertha Kunz Baker in the Normal
Auditorium.
The automobile germ has bsen
spreading among the populace broad
cast to the delight of not only those
fortunate enough to be able to have
it properly treated by taking the
remedy-the price of car-but by
the public in general, who appreciate
the fact that the more automobiles,
the more inconsistent will be the de-
mands for good roads, and there is
no more potent factor in the upbuiid-
ing of country, than the aforesaid
good roads.
One lot Of Torchon Laces &c yard
at Semmelman's
One of the most interesting fea-
lures of the T. & P. Monthly is the
Blue Ribbon Roll published monthly
which shows the standing OF the
stations and agents based upon a COM
parative statement of total ticket
sales as compared with the cores
pondirg period of the preceding
year. a recent roll shows Natchito,
ches with our Mr. Nautilus at the
head with nearly double the percent
of nearly any other station along the
whole T s. p route and in most in
stances, three and four times the
number.
These figures should prove TO the
management without further argu-
lnent. the needs and necessity of at
once making this the main line for at
least one OF their through trains, for
which the Natchitoches people have
been contendiny so many years, as he
amount of travel from this place, and
amount of Inconvenience and discom-
fort can always discount that from
any other point along the L. & T. or
any other line. But for uniform
curtesy and being obliging and giving
efficient services, our local L. 81 Z
officials do and ALWAYS viii head the
banner roll.