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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-04-29
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

enter with fall in temperature,
1st to End cool and blustry, 3rd to
4th pleasant. On the 9Th storm
will form over the lower Missis-
sippi valley and move eastward,
9th thunder storms.
Mr.. Eph Readhimer of Campti
was business visitor Saturday.
Mems Ventilated Oxfords at
Semmelman's.
Mr.. Bob Perot of Natchez was
a business visitor on Wednesday.
Mr.. George Hudson of Tenn.
is the guest of his brother, Supt.
L, E. Hudson.
Mr.. w. S. Montgomery of
Saline was a business to Natchi-
toches during the week.
Mr.. Alex Lecomte of Shreve-
port is spending few days with
the home folks.
DR.. z. t. Gallon attended the
State Medical Association that
held its annual meeting in Lake
Charles last week.
Big line waists 98c. at Semmel-
mans.
Misses Maud Bell and Daisy
Gardiner of Coushatta were the
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |
j. Z. Cannon.
Mr.. F. p. Raggio reached here
from DeRidder Wednesday to
join his wife who preceded him
by few weeks.
Mr.. Albert Brown has reached |
home from AvoyeIles where he
has been teaching, his school hav-
ing closed for the term.
Mr.. Benton Holt Of Shreveport
representative OF the National
Cash Register spent Sunday in
Natchitoches with friends.
Women's Barefoot Sandals at
Semmelman's.
After spending the past few
weeks in Alexandria where she
: was the recipient of much atten-
ton Miss May Katie has returned
home.
Mrs. Sanford Of New Orleans
has come up for one of her peri
odical visits to her daughter Mrs.
Roy to the delight of her many
friends in Natchitoches.
Mines. Hamp Scheen and Trina
McVoy Egan of ! Shreveport.
came down for the Ben Greet per-
Torrance Monday night and we're
the guests of Mrs. McVoy.
Judge @. V. Porter spent the
latter part Of last week in Shreve-
port rendering decisions before
the Court Of Appeals and is now
in Monroe.
New line Crepe de Chine waists
and wash shirts at Semmelman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Weaver
spent Sunday at Boyce where they
visited the famous wells that are
supposed to have such curative
powers.
Mrs. Robert Roberts Of Minden
was among the visitors who came
TO Natchitoches to witness Twelfth
Night, when she was cordially
greeted BY her many friends.
Mr.. Adolphe Ducournau came
il from Caldwell parish where
he is teaching, to spend the week
end at home, having with him,
Mr.. Frank jackson as guest.
Palm Beach suits cost less at
Semmelman's.
Misses Maggie and Emma
Voters, Myra Gallon. Inez Chap
lin and Cnckette Jones came in
from their respective schools to
spend the week end at home.
Miss Edith Porter reached nome
81 Wednesday night after berg
aisc..arged by Lei SPECIALIST as
entirely well after serious nose
trouble of several years duration.
81 Incn Chiffon Silk white,
sana, pink and vlue, Bic. 4 I'd. at
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-16
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

Until Eliene escorted us all to the
dining-roOm I had forgotten that
had eaten no dinner. / was starved
and ate until Bill Tenney insisted that
had been trying to starve myself to
death because Dick had left me and
that he had persuaded me to live for
him.
do be still, Bill, - l whispered, land
let me tell you it would do you good
to staTve a little
Eyes, what was it that Jap girl in
Madame Butterfly says about 1t is
better to starVe little than to be fat
much?'
'Oh, Bill, why will you be so ridic-
ulOus," said Eliene, who usually has
to have blue prints of everybody's
jokes given her. That little girl did
not say that at all What she said
was: 1T is better to lie little than be
unhappy much
Goodness! Where in the world
did an Oriental woman get hold of
that bit of Oxidental masculine phil
Osophy?" said little Sadie NARROW,
who is the shyest girl in town and is
popularity thought to have no brains
at all
We all shouted.
What do you know about the pre-
varications of men or Unhappiness,
Miss?" asked Bill Tenney, looking at
her with new interest.
Low bridge, Bill" I warned.
CSCoD,t yzO17 TooiO+ oDv tom ptnfiOu 20
why should 70" he asked rather
belhgerently.
Simply because you are getting
where you might be classed as has
been and ought to be making a col
lection of the virtues instead Of add
ing to your vices"
Tell me, Margie, have you heard
from Kitty?" he asked. We were sit
ting a little way from the rest. Eyes,
L l. l. Z l. n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-16

OF A WIFE
paper Enterprise AssOciation)
gie?"
81 think she's lonely, Bill"
His eyes frightened and then grew
old and tired again.
Not for me-"
who should she be lonely for if
not for her husband?"
But am not her husband any
more"
so much the better, Bill. You can
make love to her with a clear con-
science. You know you have never
had time to make love to your own
wife, because you were always so
busy making love to other mems
wives"
"Margie, do you think Helen would
let me call on herr"
"How can l tell? But you might
try"
Say, Margie, won't you invite her
ONCL W yOuI uOuSS duu ICI LlS nap
pen in tomorrow night"
And let your ex-wife think you
were in the habit of happening in on
me when Dick was away? should
say notw
well, you know couldn't talk to
her when Dick was home. Truly,
Margie, I'm not as bad as you think
l have always been. Honestly, no
man can say 1 ever wronged him
nor" Che hesitated a moment and
then blurted OUT land neither have 1
ever wrOnged a girl. They wanted
me to make love to them"
Eyes, that's it. The woman did it.
1 can't see for the life of me why any
woman would want you back again if
once she had gotten rid of you, but
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27
NOTICE TO BOX HOLD
 FRS IN POST OFFICE

l wish to call your attention to the fact that the rent on your box is due and if not paid before October 1st, l am compelled by law to declare it vacant and place your mail in the Gen eral Delivery To close your box, consumes great deal of time of the office force and inconveniences you in receiving your mail. A large number of box holders have not up to this date paid their rent. would be glad if you would make it convenient to pay before the first of next month, and by so doing help to promote the efficiency of the service.
 Jno. A. Marr. P. Nj.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27
W. J. BRYAN TO SPEAK
 IN HOT SPRINGS

There will be a great gathering of Presbyterians at Hot Springs from Sept. 28 to Oct. 1, and some of the most eminent ministers and laymen will be present and deliver addresses. The list includes Drs. Chas. L. Thomp- son, New York and J. Ross Stevenson Pres. of Princeton Theological Semi nary. Several ruling elders of nation al repute in the business and poli- tical world will also take part, among them Mir. A. A. Hyde, President of the Mentheolatum Co.,, and William Jennings Bryan, ex-Secretary of State Mr. Bryan will speak Friday morning and proceeding his address there will be a great peace prayer meeting on the mountain top adjoining Hot Springs.
 The speakers are among the ablest of this nation and it will repay any one to hear them. A number of Prescott people expect to attend this Convention.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27
-,rrRy NEVADA COUNTY Fl ATTRIBUTE E, r SAMPLES OF 'Vn nurIR PRODUCTS TO FAIR

nv;ons to make a display
 we 'i to none at the Hampstead second IInion ,T Fair. As there is to l'pns, ',,o Counties compete for the best
 pc ss''I .. .vbibit, it necessitates every e'pn;, 7, Nevada County to interest one n la,nes to the end that they sup 'a'n'' with all kinds of grains, hays u' ,r.sses. We especially want 'aa s,.. rye oats barley in the straw as
 sau sa1'' ss t tthreshed; Millet, Sudan Grass, ssbsn ss' j, cane and Sorghum stalks. All ,..s s,s,'1 may be entered for prizes as r.1 'a,I' as sd decorating the booth. We '.nld 'sr be able to have at least nifty ',si '.,,;s. of ear corn. In selecting corn ,.. , exhibit purposes, twelve ears n.rd constitute an entry. In select ;s uniformity, scores fifty points. rs,. rs should be exercised in selecting
 w oro variety that no foreign grains ,ppsar in the ear
 " Ws want to make a good showing \, sDules. It requires ten apples of |,acb variety for an exhibit plate. ,n exhibits will be entered Tn the |uners name so they will get any pre- |nnm they may earn. We will take |Aem to Hope and return them to you |,t Prescott without any cost to you |,rd in good condition. we Will fur liner see that each exhibit will be |rnuerly enteret on the books of the |Esir Assoiiation and iredited to the |omer. They will all be shown in the Nevada County booth. This will help |us make the proper County showing |AI We ask that you loan us the spe- |inents during the Fair.
 All your exhibits should be plainly marked with you full name and post |tRre address, so you may be notified |ghen We return the exhibits.
 We will begin to build the booth at |he Prescott High School Monday, October Srd, and would like parties to notify me what you will furnish. eith- b in person, by letter or prone POP. f you will call on me l will be glad 10 supply you with Catalog and pre- |nin list so you may familiarize your |sf with what the premiums are of |feed on the amount of same.
 $. R. Young.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27
Additional Locals

Diamond Dyes, Putnam Dyes-al colors at Hesterly Drug Store. Adyt For Sale-One horse, buggy, wagon and harness. Cheap for cash.-J. c. Woodul. Ad,,+ +f This store is at your service with the best of everything.-Hesterly Drug store. Advt.
 Midshipman David E. Cummings. United States Navy, is the guest of Miss Gertrude Barrett, 9O8 East Eff teenth street.-Today's Arkansas Ga zette.
 Quite a number of Prescott citizens will attend the Efficiency Meeting of the Presbyterian church at Hot Springs this week. Hon. W. J. Bryan will deliver an address there on the 30th.
 DISSATISFACTION we want none here-Everything to suit you, or your money back.-Guth- Tie Drug Store. Advt. M. N. York, of Nashville. Arkansas. spent yesterday in the city as a guest of his brother, Dr. J. R. York. Mr. York was student in the school of this city some time ago and was en route to Nashville, Tennessee. where he will enter the medical department of Vanderbilt University.
 Watson X Avens Chocolate and Va nilla Ice Cream at Hesterly Drug store. Advt. On and after October 1st we will conduct our business on a cash basis pay for your laundry when bundle is delivered.-Prescott Steam Laundry.
 Advt.
 TRADE IN PRESCOTT
 Subscribe for The Nevada News.- Sl.00 per year.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27
4 DEVILS FOOD RECIPE

Here is an excellent recipe for de Fls food cake:
 One cup butter, ? cups light brown Fasar l cup sour milk, l2cup choco- a'e or cocoa dissolved in F cup boil |hg water, teaspoonful soda, ? eggs cups of flour.
 OaAe Tn slow oven for 45 minutes.
 'feam the butter and add the sugar Ee7ly Three-fourths of a cup of EflSo instead of butter is entirely sat AaS'orN and makes the cost of the |aAe |.a considerable less. Sift the flour |I 'ne soda. Add the egg yolks to |' 0l''er and sugar mixture, then the |l mllk' half the flour and soda ra'afe' then the chocolate and the Tl.. ',4all'cer Of the flour, and lastly the
 ,S pS, Ol the eggs, beater very stiff. \. D'Ai'g In freless cooker will re- ''' :" a ilner, smoother cake.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27

|bs 'IslV S Is constantly coming out of N |,;. southern states of the American \ M M sOlnethng novel and interesting |aa a' s,id s.;a of dietetics, says the Chris kon kon.,asa ''ience Monitor. Slapiacks. [om;po roae' corn dodgers, ham and ksD,aE,,a as' and all the rest, have become h aVld la,a favorites the country over. bbp 'fes' Tes southern 5 delicacy is Hop |,ns, '0nn'' There is nothing per |bo+ Iaat e or terpsicrorean or athletic ! i, hs It, According to an authority |ave,;ts iaS name of a food delicacy. "a |pd 's as,' among negroes in turpentine
 tast psglns m camps, preferred by them |oed.' p,.! pO any other staple article of |esar i. Plainly and briefly, "Hopping f ,,re 70 |pd rico n mixture of black-eyed peas bis a, s,' s, |, To those disposed to regard
 we'll to oprtant matter it might
 k has an,, say that the state of Flori- lepartma appealed to the United States khhov b. ., % agriculture for advice bay be't ~ plack-eyed peas for this dish
 4rnsnt' ',a' b be used, and that tn, the uish dal
 la full VI agriculture has sent F,or |'ne diRcnl.ul' There has been fas This rs rs,, It seems in raising the Ea'enable to a'fnoyed s"S % it will not be on- |sn Johns 50 son'1 md the taste for "Hop, eOO0 moving orthward. The air in
 Est Wide and room DO l5 feet long, 10 |e'sh more 'lu ts. 10 feet high would man a hundroa,.,
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27

NJ. & s. Ky will sell tickets Prescott to Washington, D. C., and return for S40.S5 via St. Louis and $36.71 via Memphis, Tenn, tickets on sale Sep tember 24th to 26th inclusive, going passage to commence on date of sale
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27
REDUCED RATES

National Encampment, Grand Army of the Republic, Washington D. C., September 27th to October 2nd in elusive.
 For the above occasion the St. L. l..
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27

and bear final return to reach original starting point prior to midnight of October 16th. For further informa- tion or Pullman reservations address tke undersigned.
 c. A. Hays, Agent.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27
p,escott Daily News evsl,s1E0 sr
 uews Printing Go.

V, .s second class mail matter Entered 'ssr At ath, 1905, at the pOstoffice e November "A Ark. under the act of '' s,,sress, s,ss March 8 lS7S'
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27
Porter's Barber Shop
West Front Street
 Good Barbers Sharp RazOrs Clean Towels

We want to see you. If you let us shave you today you will be- come one of our regular GUS toners.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-27

Es,t Wide and room 90 Is feet long, 10 |sish more '@d ts. 10 feet high would
 '''n a hundredweight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
Boy Or Girl?
Great Question!

This brings % many minds an cid ana
tried family remedy-aa external ap-
piication known as Mothers Frisnd.'
During the period OF expectancy II -
applied 90 the abdominal muscles and In
Designed 70 moothe the tntrte&ta network
% nerves involved IN this manner IL
has such a splendid influence as % Justify
fss use in all cases Of coming mother
hood. II has been generally rceou-
mended for years and years and thesa
who have used Il speak IN highest praise
- the immense relief Il affords. Partic-
uiariy DO these knowing mothers speak
cf the absence Of morning sickness.
absence Of strain en- the iiwmments ara
freedom from those many other dis
tresses which are usually locked forward
90 with SC much concern.
There - no question but what
Mothers Friend" has a marked tendency
to relieve the mind and this Of itself in
addition 20 the physical relief has given
n q very vide popularity among women.
II IL absolutely safe 20 use. renders
ths skin pliahie f. penetrating IN It's
nature and T. composed 81 those emhro-
cations best suited 20 Thoroughly iuhri-
cate the nerves. muscles. tendons and
lieam@nt9 involved.
Yaa can obtain Mothers Friend' aa
aimost any 6raa store.
n Ia prepared only By Bradneid Reg
ulater Co, 40i Lamar Bldg, Atlanta. Ca
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
GOLDWATCHA AND
RING STOLEN BY.
YOUNG NEGROES
JURY lN re COURT OF REcoRo
SUSTAINED CHARGES AGAINST
WALTER MURPHY AND JAMES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CASES.

waiter Murphy and James Mont
It merry. HgEro youths were lass sFe-
ming convicted ul receiving stolen
property. in that they had taken a gold
watch and ring from che horne ny
Nrs l'earl, u NeW City. and had eu
dcagored a. sea the time piece Tor 81
cents. while the ring was siven 10 a
female who viii likely bc tried at this
term of the court Of record The me-
EFoes we're remanded GO the custody
IT tho sheriff Tor later sentence.
The arrest Of Montgomery was ef-
fected by Deputy Ynioalra only a few
moments before tne case went to trial
Murphy vas scheduled foF trial alone,
hut q ieWeler. Who bad been offered
the stolen watch a greatly reduced
rates, showed AZ and pointed out from
bunch - negroes. the darkeX. Mont
gomcfg. who appeared in tae role ~
witness THAT IS the arEFo Who Of
Tered me the watch" the Jewoisr said
with emphasis. This little Incident
was arranged - Deputy NniestFa. who.
since tire release e Montgomery from
tire police station had been keeping
Ia pretty close touch wits him All
IRE time Montgomery Was looked upon
as the real thief by the deputy named
The ring and watch had been stolen
from the home u Mrs. Pearl ln the
northeastern part 81 the cHv offered
90 a 1eweler il was retained until let
terinE on the case could ne aeCiphsred
and then the initials weer applied Is
the lady who had i1si ~. snd who had
reported her loss THE ring was OBJ
tanned from tHe negro woman. -
whom it hsd been presented BY Mur-
ply After tbe watch had been -
turned hy the teweler e. Mrs. Pearl.
THAI 'aaya home was destroyed. ana
the watch was IN the burning building
suffering quite a scorehinw II So app
peared yesterday when placed Ia evi-
dence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
LOOK At CHILD'S
TONGUE IF SICK
CROSS, FEVERISH
WHEN coRsTIPATEo OR BILIOUS
GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP o.
FIGS"

Look 81 the tongue. mother n
coated e = sure sign thaf yaur
little oHea stomach liver and bowels
need gentle. thorough cleansing IL
oncc
when pcpFish. cross Hsfleas. pale.
doesn't sleep. doesn't eat 81 act nat
urallv - is fevcrlsh. stomach sour.
bresth bad has stoma ch-ache. sore
throat diarraoes full 81 cold. give s.
teaspoouful 80 California syrup 81
flss and in q few hours AZ The foul
consglp Ated waste undigested food and
sour bilo gently moves Qua 81 IS little
bowels without gripping and you have 4
vel, playful child again.
Fom needn't goaN sick children 20
take this harmless fruit laxative q"
they love its delicious taste. and e all
ways makes chem feel splendid
Ask your druRE3eG for q 5o-ccnf bot
le ~ California syrup of FgFB..
WhiCh has directions for babies. chill
dren of an ages ana Tor grown lps
Eiainiy on the bottle Beware 81 coln-
terfoits sold aore TO - sure rou ~.
the genuine ask 90 soe that it IS made
- California f9g syrup Compauy
Refuse any other kind with contempt
tAdvi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
SURGICAL MAGNETS.

Paris Jan. 2eth In ~. hospitals 81
france magnets have been developed
that viii draw fragments of ahrapnei
10 the surface from q depth "a the
flesh OF even six inches and steal jack
eted bullets have been drawn aut from
depth ~ more than two inches.
At the tnvailds Hotel il8 Buffalo y
u. are many as wonderful electric ma
chimes, high frequency currents N-ray.
violet rays Then DIT Pierce has
equipped the sanitarium with every
known device 60 aid the sitk and IN the
Surgical Department oVerw instrument
and appliance approved by the modern
operator. TIE permanent cure OF rup-
tare r. accomplished here without pain
with local anaesthesia Stone in the
Bladder and Gravel ara removed i'm
many cases without pain and the pa
tisnt can return hono cured IN a few
days
pr. r. y Pierce. nearly hair cen
fury ago. devised and usad two PRE-
scriptions which were airaort unfau-
ing Thee were made without alcohol
Or narcotics. extracted from roots and
herbs b nsinE pure Elyceline and tho
Ingredients are made PUZZLE
Or. Pisrce's Golden Med cal piscav-
sry IL a tonic and blood purifier that
cures pimples. hlotohes. sores, hufnors.
eruptions and diseases 81 the skin
Nothing stands Is high today q ne
estimation ~ thousands ~ women as
Or Piercss Fnvorlte Prescription rs
is a soothing nerydne which cures tire
functional arrangements and Eainfui
disorders of women For girls about
60 enter womanhood. women about :
1erome mothers and for t,e changing
/ days 81 middle use pr plefce's Favor
lite Prescription shoala always Sc On
band ln liquid or tablets Write nr
/ Pierce. fnvaiids Hotel Buffalo. ~ "
Tor free 49, page book on wo1nau's dis
| eases Every woman should have one
nr Pferce.s Medical Adviser. cloth
/ bound. Hent free % vou ou receipt ~ 3
dimes Ior stampal 60 pav expense 81
mailing only Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26
A Feature Overlooked in
the National Drug Law.

The new federal nrug law. which
n~Aks n practically Impossible Cor
-naDd~ 20 secure q Supply q opium Or
lsa salts. eocains. heroin o. any other
hahit-formins drpe j. unauestioaa lly
timely, Tor = r. stated thar there are
several miillon hahibial users 81 drugs
IN tht~ oountry. But the Trainers ~
fhs measure evidently overlooked the
sAct that such q iaw would cause an
toad Suffering among those who haa
already acquired drug habits and
weak fsatsw~ Of ths ngu il thaf Il
makes no provision fer the RELIEF -
victims The nnes collected from vio-
istors ~ the law could. Tor a time.
have been diverted 60 this purpose 70
Eood advantage
r. - unnecessary - = outside The
state ~ Fiorsaa Tor evidence that
ths Iaw il The cause Of suffering mat
wfth pFuper provision. could have beer
considerably mitirated. The asylums
ars eS>wtea e. more than capacity
- arug victims Who have taken al
vantage af fha chance 20 secure treat
ment, am they oan care for bar a por-
tlon 81 I've Victims Hardly 4 aag
rsssea without pItlfal tale ~ suf-
frrnw due to the withdrawnl of aruss
e. which the victims have Been &C.
enstomea Tor years Physicians are
heaiewed By TIE wrecks of humanity
Ger relied. withgut heing abs Is give
81.
Conditions r. this regard are stead.
~ getting VERSE. The law went into
erect the nrst ~ MaFCh but previous
10 that tima victims 81 drug habits
who were able - 90 So. purchases
large quantities - their favonts
dope Apparently this supply Is iaal
asNnnins 90 ran Gus Tor the humble,
- sufferers has hecn increasing rap.
ldig for ire past week o. ten dayl
BHt there IS no relief for them il
sight Possibly longing for the drul
etl drive many % suicide or crime
both 81 whleh eaula have been avoid
"a ~ nttie forethousht in fnmin.
shs drastic Measure reHpsnslble Ter Il
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-26

Mrs J. a Fontaina. 500 ~ Romano
street. Pensacola. Fla. says In vas
ln e very bad shape four years ags
and from shat had read Il regard t8
heart trouble consl dered my case quite
serious which would havu IL time
become fatal but Tor the strengthening
and sustaining GOOD that ! recelvea
from Or. pierees vsluatis Colaea
Medical piseeVsry. My heart would
ualpltate very fast ana often things
would grow dark before my eyes and
would all down. and remain dead 10
TIE world for some time AFTER awoka
would have ~ remain OF ms hack
for a long waiie 49, Z mus too weak
and nervous 60 stand on ms feet Mv
health was in this state for about two
years A friend of my husbands from
Jacksonville advised him - give me
the Golden Medical Discovery a. IL
had been 50 helpful 90 uts wtfe After
taking $50 bottles Z was entlr ely wen
and havs not had an sttack - ms
Iirouhis r>ce (Aav.l