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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-04-01

side 5th street, bounded by Weather
|, spoon, west by H. Braden $50 90,
City taxes so, water and light taxes
75c. notice z5c. Cost of advertise
to De added.
T. F. Porter
House and lot east side new End
street, corner Cypress street 10000,
horses 5000, mules 10000, : vehicles
40.OO, vehicle tax 800, city taxes 1926
water and light taxes go. notice 25c.
Cost of advertisement to be added.
Julia Richards
House and lot corner Lafayette
and It'll street, north by Caspari, east
by Tucker $4,000, city taxes $50.
water and light taxes lbs, notice 25c.
Cost OF advertisement to be added.
Nora RELY
House and lot Breda addition north
bv johnson, south by Wilson 5000,
city taxes soc, notice 25c. Cost Of
advertisement to be added.
Sarah Robbins
! House and lot south side st. Denis
street, south by Church street, east
| by Woods, west by L'heriSsOn 300 o.,
city taxes 500, water and light taxes
/ 1.5O, notice 25c. Cost of advertise
ment to be added
Leila Rocque
House and lot - and IA block G.
East Natchitoches $4,000, 2 horses
5000, wagon 30 90, vehicle tax $50,
city taxes $40 notice 25c. Cost of
advertisement to be added.
Clarence Sharp
2 houses and lots east by lst street
south bv Pine Alley. west by 2nd
street $50 90, city taxes $50. notice
Doc. Cost of advertisement to be
added.
Cornelia Slaughter
House and lot west SIDE 9th street
north by Mills, east by Harris, west
by Nelken $50 20, city taxes $50. |
water and light taxes ] .25 notice 25c.
Cost of advertisement to be added.
G. 2. Smith
House and lot west side 2nd street,
north by Smith, south by CaSpari, |
west by Buvens 10000. house and lot
west side new End street, south by
DeZendOrf, north by Jackson west bv
l.. & N. w. r. r. 4O0.00, city taxes
900, water and light taxes $50 notice
25c. Cost of advertisement to be
added.
Adolph Nercher, VIM Alexander Agt.
House and lot east side 5th street,
south by Williams, north by Brown,
10000, city taxes 800, water and
light taxes so notice 25c. Cost of |
advertisement to be added.
G. P. WEIGH
Blacksmith Shop building cast bank |
Cane River, east by public road and |
Tujague 5000, city taxes SOC, notice |
25c. Cost of advertisement to be
added.
J. r. Weaver, e. f. Trichel Agt.
2 vacant lots NV corner LAFAYETTE
and 7Jh street 10000, house and lot |
east side 9Th street, north by Scar
borough, south by McCray 500. 90, city
taxes 200, water and light taxes 3. so,
notice 25c. Cost of advertisement to
be added.
Dave Williams
House and lot Breda addition north
and south by street.. east Baker 800. 90
city taxes 800, notice 25c. Cost of
advertisement to be added.
Mary Williamson
House and lot in East Natchito lies
No. Il block X, city taxes LOO, notice
25c. Cost of advertisement to be
adoed
Geo. Williamson
House and Lot NV corner Normal
Ave. and Cypress Ave. l500.0 90, Lot on
Williamson st. running back to Alley |
I2O. 90, Household goods $4,000, Buggy /
80. 90, Cattle 5000, Horses 5000. 4
Vehicle tax l:0G, Water and Light
taxes lO.O5, city taxes 20,10, Notice
26c. Cost of advertisement to be
added.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-04-01
NON RESIDENCE.

Cecile Archie
Vacant Lot No |, Block NJ, bnd.
Sibley and PierSOn Prop, east by
Greedy ST. south and west by East
Natcnitoches Co. 5000. City taxes
SOC. Water and Light taxes Csc.
/ Notice 25c. Cost of advertisement tC
be added.
W. L. Gill
Flew Scott Agt.
House and Lot SW Cor. Siblev and
4th ST. City taxes 800, Water and
Light taA LOO, Notice 25c.. Cost of
advertisement to be added.
Louisiana and Northwest r, r. Co.
Vacant lot NV Cor. End and ANU
let st. 5000. Lots ), 4. and 5, bnd.
north bv Church st. south by CaSpari,
west by 9Th st. 10000, 64-l00 miles
side Track 10000, strip of ground so
feet wide from point on present line
to It'll st. also a strip of land rs feet
wide from L. & y. w. as now located
extending north full length of pro-
pertY acq. of Breda also plot of ground
in City Of Natchitoches for Depot
yards and etc the whole being valued
at 5000. 90. II mile main track $3.50. 90.
City taxes 5000, Water and Light
taxes $3.50. Notice 25c. Cost of
advertisement to be added.
On said day, / will sell such por-
tions of said property as each debtor
will point out and in case said debtor
will not point ont sufficient property,
/ will at once and without further
delay sell the least quanty of said
property of any debtor, which any
bidder will buy for the amount of the
taxes interests and cost due by said
debtor. The sale will be for cash In
legal tender money of the United
States and shall be redeemaUle at any
time for the space of one year by pay
ing price given With 20 per cent and
all costs and penalties added.
P. c. ROGERS,
City Tax Collector.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-04-01
City Tax Sales.

Of Immovable property of the
City of Natchitoches VS.. De-
linquent Tax Debtors of
the City of Natchito-
ches for the
year 1914.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-04-01

House and Lot NV corner Normal
Ave. and Cypress Ave. 10000, Lot on
Williamson st. running back to Alley
90, Household goods $50. 90, Buggy
30.0 90, Cattle 5000, Horses 5000.
Vehicle tax LOG, Water and Light
taxes 1905, city taxes 2010, Notice
26c. Cost of advertisement to be
added.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-04-01

By authority vested in me by the Constitution
and laws Of the State Of Louisiana. will sell a
the principal front door of the Court House in
which the Civil District Court Of said Parish
held within the legal hours of sale beginning at
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
FLETCHER TO BE
MEXICO ENVOY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-Henry
Prather Fletcher. at present Ameri.
can ambassador TO Chile. practically
has been decided upon as the new
ambassador the United States gov
eminent will send to Mexico City
following the formal recognition o;
Gen. Carranza as the chief execu-
tive OF the de facto government OF
Mexico.
Recognition was accomplished at
noon. Tuesday, by the delivery to
Gen. Carranza's representative, Eli
SEQ Arredondo. at the Mexican en-
bassy, OF a letter from Secretary OF
State Lansing. Similar letters fol.
lowed quickly from the governments
OF Brazil. Chile, Argentina, Guate
mala. Bolivia, Uruguay. CoIombia
and Nicaragua. All were couched
in the same form and that OF the
United States added a formal ex
preston Of an intention 10 accredit
an ambassador to Mexico.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
CHARLES F. BROWN
DIES SUDDENLY

Charles Franklin Brown. Civil war
veteran and resident OF Detroit for
40 years, died in his home. No. III
Clairmount-sve, Tuesday morning
as result Of broken blood vessel
He was II years old.
Mr.. Brown was born In Scott, n
Y. and enlisted as a drummer boy
In Co. ID. One Hundred and Fifty
seventh New York infantry. Aug
8, 1862. He served throughout the
war and was honorably discharged
Mr.. Brown was in the insurance
business. with Offices In the Garrick
theater building. He was mem
Der of Detroit post, G. A. r.; Orien
tai lodge. +. & A NJ: Peninsular
chapter and Detroit commandery
No. L. Knights Templar. His widow
survives him.
Funeral services will be held from
his home, Thursday afternoon at
o'clock, and will be under the aus
pices OF the G.. A. r.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
NEW YORK SENDS
ANOTHER BOXER
TO THIS VILLAGE

II the exodus Detroitward from
New. York keeps up. q boxer OF
class from Gotham will be availa-
BILE for each OF Eddie Glassco's
cards this winter. Phil Bloom and
Packey Hommey have been men
toned. Another OF the boys from
broadway who wants to show hia
wares in this section Is Bonnie
Franklin, who has been used In
many bouts with top-notchers by
Manhattan clubs. He In best-knowp
for his good bouts with Cross.
Welsh and the rest Of the gang
that WAS popular along Broadway
two and three years ago. Bonnie
was . lightweight then. He has
grown since and 10 now . welter
He seems to be in pretty good con-
dition. and 10 anxious for q chance
at Mickey Sheridan or Johnny Lore.
and will tackle anybody Glassco
produces. according to his story
FRANKLIN Ia q Moose. and says he
will train at the Moose temple gym
where Sammy Taylor Is working
out now. With Bonnie are Sam Col.
die and Sidney Edwards. sparrins
partners who are available for short
bouts. -
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
MAN, DISGRACED,
GOES TO works"
ON WIFE'S STORY

Robert Adams, q disheveled speci.
men Of humanity. was brought be.
fore Judge Stein. Tuesday. charged
with annoying woman living on
Lafayette-blvd. The woman. very
attractive. said she worked In a
restaurant on Lafsyette-blvd.
This man annoys me-" were her
first words.
Who Is her" asked the Judge.
He IL my husband" she replied
in a whisper that could be heard
but a few feet from the bench.
Further questioning by the cour,
revealed that Mrs. Adams had left
her husband three weeks ago, be
cause he had not supported her.
Adams, both eyes blackened. hi.
clothes torn and ragged. faced his
wife.
Adams, you are disgrace" said
Judge Stein. Thirty days In the
House OF Correction"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
MEN OF EITEL
BREAK LEAVE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-Break-
Ing Of leave by three officers OF the
crew Of the informed German auxil-
larry cruiser Prlnz Eitel Friedrich
was reported to the navy depart
ment last night by RearAdmiral
Beatty, commandant OF the Norfolk
navy yard.
The ofIlcers, Lieut. Koch and Drs
Kruger and Kroeneck, we're due
back aboard their ship Sunday, and
when they failed to appear yester'
day the cruisers captain notified
Admiral Beatty.
The chiefs OF police Of Norfolb
and nearby cities have been asked
10 arrest the missing men. AL
three are said to have been seen In
Newport News Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
DETROIT HIGH
SKED FOR WEEK
is SHAKEN UP

Because OF q cancellation on East
ern. Director OF Athletics ID. II. Da-
Wis. OF the Detroit schools. has shak.
en- up the high school football
schedule for this week. Tomorrow
afternoon Central will play West.
ern high at Grindley field. the game
starting at $3.50 o'clock. Eastern
will meet Cass at Mack park, FRI
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Gen.
trail will go, TO Ypsi for a skirmish
with the high school at the Normal
town. and on Saturday afternoon.
Northwestern will play Pontiac at
Grindley field. This game will start
at 2:30 o'clock. Grindley field was
formerly known as the ID. A. c..
field.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
WIFE OF TOMMY
BURNS FOUND
ILL IN STREETS

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. pa
acknowledgement young woman,
whose identity had puzzled police
and authorities at hospital 10
which she was admitted early today
In a delirious condition. was identi
fed tonight by Tommy Burns. for.
merly heavyweight champion OF the
world. as his wife.
Burns said she had not fully re-
covered from the shock of recent
serious illness. Mrs. Burns disap
peared from her home here last
night.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
Here's Natures q
Remedy For ca
HyomeI Relieves catarrh WI
the Use Of Dangerous 0rvT

Nyomet VeueVe0 O0UMpSW Wt
the Use Of Dangerous orS1
Not until Hyomei was diec6x(
has Il been possible TO truthfusly
that a real remedy for cttay33
known. Y
Hyomei is an oil and its q
breathed through q small Tan
furnished with II for a few mg1
four times day, and dnTin8
time every particle Of thir Hy0X
laden air taken into the air paSo<
and lungs Is impregnated witM|
powerful germ killing ard b.
giving antiseptic. 3
Sprays and lotions often causo'3
orders OF the respiratory trcctX
bring on some other diseases
never make a permanent cure OF
tarrh. But when the air CT Hyto
penetrates to the Utmost air &
of the lungs and enters the ~
with the oxygen II not ely
the germs In the throat and ~
but kills the bacilli in the ~
freeing the mucous membranes U
poisonous microbes and giving
feet health.
A complete outfit Is inexperG
and includes an inhaler, dr0ppega<
sufficient Hyomei for several NJ
treatment. Y
Cunningham Drug Store and q
trail Drug Co. have so much &
In the merit of Hyomei that q
agree to return the money toll
purchaser who is not th0rOu1
satisfied ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
KINDS OF RHEUMATISM

In popular language the word
rheumatism is a term that covers a
multitude OF Ills OF which pain ID
the chief symptom.
Articular rheumatism. inflammaS
tory rheumatism and rheumatic
fever are all names for the same
disease. Muscular rheumatism ar.
fects the muscles and does not
spread from one spot to an.
other like inflammatory rheuma'
tism. Lumbago In form OF mus
cular rheumatism.
Some people have rheumatism
every winter especially those peo'
pie who inherit rheumatic ten
dency. They will continue to have
recurring attacks until the blood ID
built up to strength sufficient to
overcome the rheumatic poison.
External applications and drugs
that simply relieve the pain are use
less. DR.. Williams pink Pills build
up the blood and really correct the
trouble.
With the poisons In the blood
there Is n continual combat be-
tween the health forces and the dts
ease. When the rheumatic poison
prevails the blood gets thin rap
idly. When the blood Is made rich
and red by DIR. Williams Pink Pills
the poisons are destroyed and ex-
PEELED.
The free booklet Building Up
the Blood" tells the whole story and
the diet book What to Eat" will
De sent on request by the DR.. VIII
liams Medicine Co., Schenectady.
". Y. Your own druggist sells DR..
Williams Pink Pills.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
INHERITANCE TAX
LOST TO STATE

MARSHALL, Mich, Oct. 90
Probate Judge Porter has decided
that Washington was the legal resi-
dence of the late q. w. Post, of
Battle Greek.
Suit was brought In the probate
court by the auditor-general and at
torney-general against the Post es-
tate to have the legal residence Of
Mr.. Post, now deceased, decided. as
these state ofHcials allege that II
Michigan was his legal residence
the state would have received about
$4,000 more inheritance tax.
The Post estate has already paid
sl2S.00 inheritance tax.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20
CHICAGO TO Have Hockey.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Chicago is
going In strong for hockey this win
ter. Fostered by the Illinois Ath-
letic club. several strong teams are
TO be organized TO meet the bet
from any eastern or middlewestern
ely.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

THE Master of the House. an
other big production by the Equit-
able motion picture corporation, will
be shown in the Majestic theater
next week. with julius Steger TAX
ing the part OF Frederick Hoffman.
The story deals with a husband who
tires OF his old.fashioned wife and
seeks the company OF more modern
companions. with disastrous results
Being master OF his house in every
sense. the husband tells his wife he
intends TO leave her. to go 10 big
city with the young and pretty gov
erness. Time passes and the hus-
band sees life in different light
He is no longer master Of his house
and relatives of the pretty govern
ess live on him and care nothing
for his views about IT, At last, dis
gusted. he filings aside the woman
who enticed him TO the city and re-
turns TO his old.fashioned wife and
home. Other players are Austin
Webb, Grace Reals. Margot Will
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

IONA, Mich, Oct. 20.-Dan
Evans. of South Ionia, was killed
and three others injured. when an
automobile owned and driven by
Tom Barrett. also OF South Ionia
returning from Lowell. rolled into
ditch near the state asylum.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

Franchise % Nssk 49,
CHICAGO. Oct. 3o.-nnc
H.. will have the old DoeC
chise in the Three Rye -
year. M
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

I
Majestic features will include new
songs by Henry Santrey. n new com.
edy, Pathe travelogue and topical
review.
Marnello, with a plano and song
recital. will provide a genuine nov
city in the Orpheum theater next
week. Marnella wears beautiful
gowns and sings and plays popular
Is well as classical melodies. An
other feature on the bill next week
Is that OF Kalma and company, illu-
sionists. who. with special scenic
effects. present new tricks in magic
as well as old tricks In q new man
ner. Harry Girard and Clara West
have an original skit that intro
duces musical comedy song hits.
SeJman and Arden in THE Mystic
rlous WILL farce comedy playlet-
the three Bartos, sensational aero
bats. and other acts are program
med. Eight film features will be
shown. and on Friday night local
amateur dancers will compete for
prizes.
Few actors are better known than
Wilton I.ackaye, who Is playing his
original role of Svengali In "Trilby.'
the screen version OF which has
broken all attendance records In
the Majestic theater. Mr.. Lackaye
made his debut on the stage with
Lawrence Barrett In Washington
and his dramatic schooling was Sc
cured in the Shakespearian drama.
Later he became leading man for
Fanny Davenport. Rose Coghlan.
Amelia Bingham and Mrs. Fiske. He
WAS born in Virginia and studied
law before taking up the stage.
Neil Mckinley. headliner In tho
Orpheum theater this week. says
he's a "raving nut because It's
easier TO be eccentric than TO put
on regular" act. Mckinley has
been doing this sort of specially for
about FIVE years. "Once | thought
there was nothing finer than being
a regular actor" he remarked yes
terday afternoon. II wore dress
suit and came out and told stories
and sang songs. In one town, how
ever. didn't reach the city to open
an engagement until after the cur
tain went up on the matinee. Ny
trunk was lost and ! had neither
clothes nor makeup. However. the
manager insisted that | go before
the people. as the house was crowd
cd, and speak my little piece. SO J
started out with an apology and be
cause was just myself the audi
ence seemed TO like It. or course
had To do my specially in a differ
ent way. end the actors said I went
better with the public. know
felt more at home without any mu-
sic or any regular aids. Since then
| have kept this up."
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

1.-THE Chorus Lady" James
Forbes amusing comedy in which
Rose stable starred for several sue
cessful seasons. has been picturized
by the Jesse l.. Lasky company and
will be the principal attraction in
the Washington theater next week
Cleo Ridgeley. who has appeared
in the Lasky productions of stolen
Goods" THE Puppet Crown" THE
Secret Sin" and other plays. was
chosen TO portray the role OF Patri-
cia O'Brien
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

liams and Ralph Morgan. Regular
Majestic features will include new
songs by Henry Santrey. a new com
edy, Pathe travelogue and topical
review.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

Sam Howe's company. headed by
Howe and Florence Mills. will pre-
sent the two-ect musical comedy.
"The kissing Maid" next week. in
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

A new musical comedy called
1.-THE Million-Dollar Doll. will be
offered in the Lyceum theater.
Thursday evening. and for the re-
mainder OF the week. The piece is
said to be "splurge" OF comedy.
music, dancing and pretty costumes
Sunday afternoon. the drama OF life
i, q large city. The Little Lost Sis
ter" will arrive for weeks en-
sagement, it's third in the Lyceum.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

the Gayety theater. The compan.
Includes many burlesque favorites,
notably Eva Null. Vera Desmond.
Stephie Anderson. Charles Moran.
the Columbia trio, Harry Prescott
Hal Pierson. Tony Cottelli and But
Ter Vaudeville. The ection OF the
skit takes place In French cha
teau. in the palace OF the Khedive
OF Egypt. and the main room in a
Partisan cafe.
Carmen" which William Fox
put into $4,000 photoplay with
'rheda Bara In the title role. will
be shown next week in the Broad
way Strand. The character OF the
beautiful but heartless gypsy is ex-
actly suited to Theda Bara. and the
heartless wiles OF Carmen and the
tragic revenge Of her first lover
make a story we'll adapted for NOV
ing picture purposes. To give real
ism no expense was spared. Entire
sections OF old Seville were recon
structed. bull lighters and gypsies
imported from Spain. and thousands
of people being employed In the big
scenes. There will be special mu
sic 10 accompany the picture.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-20

Mizzi Hajos. the mischievous Sari
Of the tuneful light opera of that
name now to be seen in the Detroit
opera house. IL to be starred in q
new piece Immediately after the
holidays. under the managerial wing
Of Henry w. Savage. who Is respon-
sible also for the production OF
"Sari." Miss Hajos Is q clever &C.
tress and coincidence as well a. .
delightful singer and accomplished
dancer. and she has won a firm
place In the affections of American
playgoers. She In OF Hungarian
birth and European training, and
when she FIRST came TO America .
few years ago. she could not speak
or sing In English.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-01
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY oy -
YDHE.--jOhn = Bowers a. trls,.. "sN
plaintiff against Eliza Msndo ana 49,,
defendant ln pursuance n a o.as',
foreclosure and sale duly made srd ,...s
IN tho above entitled action aud tes,,,,s ~ -
the 18Th day ~ March. 1918. J. IA "a. st
signed. nle referee in said iudKfner, 80,
Will sell az public auction. e. fhs r.,.eeI1ee.
SaleTroon. No. ii-is yesey s,reei T.
Borough ~ Manhattan. CITY % Ne-. y. -
on the 18TH day " April. 1915. a,i,a oI,MI
noon on that day. 81 Joseph y. Dsy 80
tloneer tho promises directed BIZ al ~
Lnent % be sold. and therein dsscrib.s,,i 1s.
Al that certain lot. piece or nar,., 49,.
with Oh" building thereon er'ctsS 49, ~
lying and being in the Borough OF No..
tan. ~ tho city. County and STATE =, -.
Ior'. and bounded and described 81 ,oi,,,,HE
bcRinnlng ~ . point on the norther.y ~.
~ SiEteih street distant two hu-irst -.
hfiy h'c foct westerly from tho corner 60
PSI The intersection ~ thn north.riy - !,
SAtlfth Street With the westerly side M -. "
ord Avenue. thence running uor,heriy 49,.
l". ri'h The westerly side ~ Seconf A..
ana part ~ Tho way through "A rarfv -.
one hundred fsct I've inches % me csr,,. -
~ the block thence westerly a'Orz seid -.
Inc Of the block and para llel win The nor,s..
Iy side ~ Sixtieth Street twenty fee, -.
southerly again parallel With ths wss,.,,
side ~ Second Avenue. and part % ne n.
tance through party wall one hundred ..
frc inches, 20 the nOrtherly Side o. sly,is
street. and thence easteriy along m ra-.s
orly side ~ SiXiie'h Street. twenty "a
the point or place of beginning
Dated, New York. March 2fh. 1918
JOHN H. CORWlN Re,.,,.
MIDDLETON S. BORLAND A,,orn.v =,
Plaintiff. - Cedar Street. Manhattan. N.s
York y y.
The following Is p diagram Of The pro,.r,
% be sold: 81 street number is 20 "a, a..
tieth Stree:
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