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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-13
FL LOCO Y LA n

"
Que admirable dia. FL ampIio
rarquc sc adormcce bajo a Garcia
aviientc del sol, como la ]juventIt
halo Ia Influenza del Amor. FL tX-
-azis universal de las cosas no Sc
cNpresa con nin~dn ruido; las agIas
c.tan como aGormecidas. Muy diff
rcrente de- las fiestas humans. cst&
Is y orgia si!enciosa.
Sc diria que una c'aridad siempre
5~reciantc hace brillar cada vez mas
los ohjctos; que las flores eXci;ad&;
arden en- Geseos de rivalizar con cl
Gzue! de! cie!o por Ia energia de Sis
dolores. y que el calor, hacienda Vi
riaIcs 'os perfumes, los hace subir
hacia cl astro como humaredas.
Sin embargo, en- cSta algeria uni
vcrsal dcscubro a IN ser af!igido.
4 los pies de una Venus colossal.
mo de esos locos artificialeS, uno de
csos bufoaes voluntarios e~ncargados
dc hacer reir a los reyes cuando 81
Rcnordimiento Q e. Has-io los asedia,
rtaviado con un traic bri'lante y II
diculo. or Ia cabcza cucrnos y cas-
calcbelcs. pegado contra el pedestal,
,~cvanta los oios llcnos de lagrimas
bacia Ia inmorta! Diosa.
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vos so.Gad5E, IN i-G.-2to. no solo Z
los c.,Deglcs n..its-5 z:Do 4 los
particulars amaric&ncs cue t!eGon
iatcr6s eG ura preparation r&pidG :
cfcctiva.
Padres = maGrss nan enviad9 no
ticias de los fatales resuitados de Ia
neumoHia en- los camra"Ientos mill
tares, y que ha hecho victimas pro-
babiemente porQue los soldados han
carecido de suficieutc ropa De IN
]viernO.
N2cEys o2iciales : asimilados,
daran tastimon!o de TODD este.
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Fl dnicO paTtido p%oIitiGo',
(Viene de la Pag. 4a.)

(Viene de la Pag. 4a.)
aprobaremos, PORQUE TODA LA
NACION, HASTA LOS ENEMIGOS
DEL GOBIERNO, TIENEN DERE-
CLIO DE EXIGIR QUE Sc CUM
PLAN LAS PROMESAS DELA RE-
VOLUCION!
Quiere eli pueblo libertad, Y debe
/ darsele. Sc va por un canine torcl-
do. por el canine de Ia ]tirania, con
los procedimientos que Sc estan en-
pleando. Ha habido chanchullos es-
candalosos. Sc ha burladO Ia v%oluntad
popular. V este es IN crimen, despues
de tanto como Sc ha luchadO Y des-
pues de haber pronletido al pueblo Ii
bertad para que eligiera & sus manda-
tarios.
Ha desaparecido Ia ley, la ley que
tanto Sc ha buscado! Pero 81 hoy no
hay ley, veremos como nosotros la en-
/ contraremos. Viendo sacramento las
cosas. pesando las circunstancias, ha-
ciendo IN estudio de Ia situacion, no
sera IN absurdo declarar: i~EstabamoS
meior en- tiempos de Huerta!
Ncs espe-a una dictadura peor que
Ia &c Diaz.
En- seguida ocupa Ia tribuna el di-
putado Cienfuegos y Camus.: Es cs-
re ell orador que mas precisa il alta
! cues. La emprende con el Ejecuti-
] 70. con los mili.ares Y con algunos GO
; bernadores, ~especialn2ente con les IA
/, voritos de don NEWSSTAND Carranza.
] Sc extieadc en- consideraciones acerca
Z del r~aovimicnto revolucionario, seHa-
1 .lando las ventajaS alcanzadas Y los
danes sufridos con Ia lucha armada. '
] EXTRA de Ileno a Ia question electoral,
lara afirmar que han s!do ~verdadera-
meatc c~scandalosos los fraudes come
tidos. d:c.eado: este cz el principle De
&
.a -~irania: es ia tiran!a que as2ma,
re ia SIS primeros pasos y que o.cn
. G-cnto nos a0c!e@ara.
! rs Observation-Disclosures sole
ucr lrors;ficar 2 " micmbro de l. "a
Z nara = cuiea Sc acusa de ha5er sido
! Euer.is,a. sc havaa ianZado WAS a
( H1crta. Q2ienes 1&l han hacho d;cc1
{ aue no tuvieron mas p~roposiJo dc nor
{ ~-ic;car 4: d;putado huertista. pero no
! IS cSa Ia verdad. La verdad cs que
I -us bocas estaban deseosas De grit2r:
s Viva Hue~ta,
Los diDutados de Ia Gerecha corean
5 "a Erase = v~U5!vcHSc . pscuchar viyas
: y px-prcsideAte.
Luego Sc muestra indignado con los
abuses De los m~ilitares V de los poGe-
rosos. Lc que esta oyurriendo-dice-
z . en- extreme indigno. los mil:tares
e Green drenos absolutos de Ia silua-
ci6n. por 81 solo hecho lie habcr lucha-
! 10 y de haber triunfado. Les abuses
que comcten asombran = Taienquiera
8 que nc este ofuscado pOr la demencIa.
Sc destruy6 Ia tirania y ahora 7ada
/ jefe es IN tirano, que gusta de hacer
ST. voluntad suprema hasta con Ia pro
/ piedad aj'na.
I ION. los que cometen abuses mcaiI-
ficables. Que grande es su n0mero.
No acabariamos 81 fuer&mos a sena-
%!ar!oS. = por uno. Pero citare IN
case por ser el mas tipico, el mas
escandaloso por las circunstancias que
en q concurren. Fl general Agul-
s !ar...... e. general Candida Aguilar,
4 cruz, Y candidate mas que probable a
& Ia jefatura del gabinete, es de los cue
cometienGo. 81, Ell GENERAL AGuI-
LAR, CON LOS DiNEROS DEL
4 PUEBLO. ESTA CONPRANDO HA-
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RECGRTE

listed y guarde eSta direction para que
- IL muesire 4 Sis amigos que sufren
fe raiiOS. meTTuiros. Zi7OteS y granOs de
Ia p;cl. Con 95c., en- tiEbgrs pOstales Que
ne CPmiia. II mG7GC 4 rursia de COTTeo
franco de porte. uUa c@ii:a dc DOmaGa
In0zdlez. La Inc5rr del mundO para eSIas
Intermediates. Dcyiglyo 81 dinero q ls
persona cue - Urre V 10 sane.
ESPiR4DIDF GONZALEZ.
~ q Ra, - IAN EQ Trs
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DESEn sabcr Fl Paradero de mi hermara
ignacld CaSiaicda. de quicn recibl sus nj
inns rn'irias Gr san CeInaTdnn.' cal. la
&c 80 amos cue no Ia yeo. Diriiir>e 4 Sa-
"a C4staNcdl, Box 4}3 GLENDALE, AHIZ.
i29iJ.
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rESE0 sabcr 81 paradero dc mi hertnanO
Elias S&G"hcZ. !!io lei Sr. SDtcro Sanchez
Y dc IL sra. J9cin;a Reyes, oIisinariO do
=. Victoria. TamS., Mex. de % amos dc
cdad. alto, moreno. DiriiirSe a SiXtO Sdn-
chez. gi3 Central Ave. EMlORIA, kANS.
t2iG.y
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CUENA GR~iTIFICACION 4 IL persona que
Dc inrOrmrS def paTaderO de mi cSpoSa,
J0S"fa Zaracpza de Mejia. Y de mi htio
Antonio iiciia. quo GcSaparecicron dc Ar
r"niine. kanS.. cI Gia 3 de Diciembre. Dr.
rijirSe 4 TOribio Mejia, P. O. Box g.,
ARGENTINE. KtNS. [7iil.
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81 NECESlTAN hOmbres meH!canos con IA
miIia. para rOFiar 5000 cueTdas de lena Y
iimplar 800 acres de icrreno. DiriJirse c
II. c. Chilean. FROST, TEN. (Sl3l
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Sc NECESlTA seNora o sehOrita meXicana
uue cntIcada algo de lnsies para trahalo
general DE- casa. pirilirSe 4 Mrs. Nevc
low guT .ir"n!e {. u2l"
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MATRIMONIALES

JOVEN mCyiclnO. dc y amos lie ctad, ira.
baiator. i0nrato V sir vicios. dc>ca tcnei
rOrreSpOndcnria con sehOrita Dc f. a .
amos de edad: Ohje;O matrimOnio. Para
mas infOrmeS dtriiansa 2 JOs6 Valdez. p.
o.. noN f.. KEMMERER WIO. tfai6j
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Fl STERLING CAFE. $50 :. Alamo 81.
Fred Cohen, prOpielariO. Strrc las ineIores
cumldaS rrgularCS p0r 81 cts: Polio. nue.
voS y vegetables de mi prOpto rancho. Los
GumircoS una abundance comida de polio
uur 50 rcniay0S. t2-I
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apRENDA Fl oricio' de p%eluIuero. Ncs
q enselaTselo en- una
cuantas semanas. VtanoS o escribanos hol
mlsmo Y daremos detalles. aoler Barber
college. n ". Commerce. san Anto'
Mo, Tex. NiEi'''
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Sc NECESlTA composIurero Y planchadoi.
Sl!cldO St2.Gl pOr Senana. DlTiilrse Coz
Main Avenue. The Guardrobe Cleaning
co. lL.1yL.
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la INVESTIGATION EN- Ell EJE2
TrTO
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FIORICULTOR I~iORTELANO Y JAHDlNE-
no. muy- cOnOcedOr de eSos ramos, ga
-antjzando 81 irabajo. dCSea obtener en-
ul,o permaHeutC. Dir!janse q Delfino Mu-
huz. S09 san Fernando Street.
ILlI).
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Sc NECESITAN homhres para trabajar en-
pcdrera. Trabaio pcrmanente, buen sala-
rio Y buen trato. InfOrman Texas Trap
Rock Co., knipa, Texas. (l22'l
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PESOUISAS-

sin.Gn DE GRATiFICACIoS. dos aGos de
subscription 4 Ia pnENSA. o libros por
iglal valOr. 4 Cuien dc inf0rmcs Gel pa
radero de TcOdosio Gonzalez. qulen en- 1915
SO hailaba en- Reno. Okla. Dirijirse a Ro-
dolro Gonzalez Flores, Box 1874, READ
Nc. PA. usi9.>
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81 NECESITN IN muchacllo para mozo.
OcUrran al Southern Hotel, esfulla PIaza
Main Y Gale dc DOiorOSa. ti2l"l
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:NCCESITA ia. auteoInsr ConsHltc DIT
Arturo Cramrr. !.~peCIai!sla de Ia vista
3lq Hicks Building.
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ATISCS DE
EMPLEOS-

Sc ~NECESlTAN bIuseros primera clase. "a
-aremoS $40 q SIS pOr bluSas Y de $i.U a
$50 Dor panial0neS. SOC Frost Bldg.
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EN- LAS LEcC.oNE5 de que cossta e. INGLEs SIN
MAESTRO, Sc "a echado> rDaro de las p&iaores : Erases cue
mas Sc usan IN ia vida d:aria; = ccntene, adernas, ian intere-
sarte i;bro, UNA SEZIE DE CARTAS comerciales y de otra
indole, cue servirz2 COMO naoaeio = todas aqaei.s personals
QUE ,engan aeces:da6 de ptaescar esa ciasa de csrEespon-
dencia.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19

and his st. Louis Symphony Orchestrs
will bring to this city for. concert
April 18th has only recently deserted
the ranks of Grand Opera stars for the
concert and oratorio field, and already
has made such success in the latter
line that he now intends never to re.
turn to opera.
Gallagher is big man, physically,
vocally and mentally, and he enjoys
the very unusual distinction of never
having failed in anything he has under
taken. His artistic success has kept
pace with his success in other direc-
lions, and he stands as one of Ameri-
cas- leading bassos. HIS voice is
pure bass of great power and unusual
range, but is wonderfully flexible and
beautiful, and he sings with perfect
diction, no matter what language he is
using His experience in opera, light
as we'll as grand, has given him a YER
saltility unique among concert bassos,
and has added much interest to his
singing.
Since going into concert work he has
had some notable appearances, among
them engagements with the St. Louis
Symphony Orchestrg in st, Louis, the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra in Chica-
go, the Philharmonic Society of Min
neapolis, and the st. Louis Pageant
Choral Society.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19
SHERIFF SALE
Peoples Bank
j. K. Doak

Be it remembered that by virtue of a
writ of seizure and sale issued in the
above entitled cause of date April 9th
1917, to me directed and to that effect,
/, J. w. Payne, sheriff of the Parish
of Natchitoches, La, did in pursuance
to said writ seize and take into my
possession and will offer for sale, under
terms and conditions hereafter stated,
at the principal front door of the Court
House in the City and Parish of Nat
chitoches on
SATURDAY MAY 10Th 1917
at the hour of II o'clock a. M, to the
last and highest bidder, the following
described property belonging to the
defendant herein, to. w.t.
That certain tract of land, with all
buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the Parish of Natchitoches
La, and described as being south-half
of Sec. 20 and Lots and of Sec. 81,
TIP 6, N. X. s, w. La, Mer.. contain
ing 40 acres, more or less, together
with ali timber of every kind and char
acter whatsoever on said land.
Terms of sale;-Cash, subject to ap-
praisement.
]. w. PAYNE,
3-194'17 Sheriff
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19
LeSChe

The last regular meeting Of
Lesche as scheduled in the year
book, was held Monday night'with
an attendance of sixteen, and the
meeting was one of unusual impor-
lance as a great deal Of business was
disposed Of reports from the COM
-mittees made and according to the
change in the constitution when it
was revised last fall, the election
of officers for the ensuing year
took place at the close instead Of
at the beginning, when the club
reconvenes next Fall.
The officers who have served so
efficiently this year were unani-
mously reelected for another
term; Mrs. Williamson, President,
Mrs. Emma Cunningham, Vice
President. Mrs. Elizabeth Win
stead, recording Secretary; Miss
Bordelon, Corresponding Secre.
tary, Miss Bertha Haupt, Treas
urer; Miss Carmen BreazeaIe,
Librarin. The report of Mines.
Porter and Williamson of the
meeting of the National Council
they attended in New Orleans last
week was very interesting and
covered the work, personal of the
dist .nguished delegates and enter
tainment accorded the guests by
the hostess city, and many of the
quaint and most telling expressions
were recalled to the amusement of
the Leschians. The lesson was
The Effect of Immigration upon
Industrialism" given by Mrs. G. |
L. Breazeale, which wound up the
years work and the Club adjourn
ed for two weeks, when a specia al |
meeting will be held to decide |
upon the outline of study for next |
year.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19
bliss Mary Bass7>

Tie death of Miss Mary Buvens
occurred Monday at 1886 ,. m.,
at the home of her sister Mrs.
Jos. Kiie succumbing to heart
failure after a severe attack OF
the grippe. The funeral TOOK
place Tuesday afternoon at 4 D,
~, the intefmens In the family
plot IN the Catholic cemetery.
The deceased was a very quiet,
modest, homesbody, whose whole
life was devoted TO her family and
she will ever be mourned hy one
brother, three sisters, several
nieces. and nsphews besides other
relatives,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19
Round Table Club

| For the first time since befor,
the lenten season was ushered Ii
The Round Table Club had a re
union on Tuesday evening of last
week when Mrs. JEFF DeBlieul
was the gracious hostess.
Red lilies and red roses were
used for decoration in the parlors
| where the tables for the game
were placed, at the end of which,
the handsome first prize was
awarded Mrs. McCook, the second
Mrs. Lestan DeBlieux, the general
consolation Mrs. POLICEMAN.
A delicious turkey luncheon fol-
lowed by divinity fudge and after
dinner minis in attractive souvenir
baskets was daintily served by the
hostess assisted by her charming
young daughters Misses. Lucille,
Camille and Gratia to the mem.
bers and substitutes, Misses Mat.
tie DeBlieux, Mabel Katie and
Mines. Wemp, L. DeBlieux, Lu-
cas-, Waddell, and Katie OF Cor.
pus Christi.
The Jefferson Highway Realty
Co. makes the very puolic spirited
and generous offer of the use of
land to any of the white or color
ed citizens of Natchitoches who
wish to make a garden. Just ap-
ply to Mr.. Hedges. manager and
be assigned a plot.
A large and representative num-
Der of the citizens of Natchitoches
met at the Court House Tuesday
night in response to the call for
the organization of a home guard.
Several impromptu talks were
made, the consensus of which was
10 organize home guard Ia tile
form of home agrlculturists. The
feeding interests being the para
mount feature in the home inter-
ests. Nothing definite was done
beyo;a appointing a committee on
organzabS9n and await the coming
of commissioner of agriculture
Barrow WHO wiIl hold a public
meeting at the Court House, Sat
urday at 9 p. m. that every body
is invited and urgedsto attend.
Hon Paul Nj. Potts presided as
chairman.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19

FOR SALE-Two houses with all
the modern improvements and in good
repair; ole known as the Sanitarium
on Washington Street, opposite TIE
Service Garage and the other in tie
same neighborhood occupied by MIS-.
Stella Sompayrac. For particulars ap-
ply to this Office. S-16
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19

FOR RENT-Seven- room house with
bath and garage, near Normal School
next door to Congressman Aswell.
Apply to James ,Dey or Charles De-
Blieux.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19

FOR RENT-Two story house with
all the modern improvements on Cypress
street. Conveniently located in nice
neighborhood. Apply to
MRS. ]. w. FREEMAN.
April 9Th. If.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19

Mr.. G. K. Payne, scout maste
with fifteen of his Boy Scouts lef
last night for Baton Rouge to al
tend meeting of the La. Bo,
Scouts Association IN session il
the capital city.
The naval representatives VIII,
spent a couple of days in Natchi
toches had some lew applicant
| from thrdout the parish and sen
some eight or ten from the sur.
rounding country. whose names
we were unable to get.
Not only have many Of the bach
yards been converted into vegeta.
BILE gardens, but rose bushes and
rare plants in the flower gardens
will alternate with okra. tomato
plants or other succulent vegeta.
bles in Natchitoches this summer.
Strawberries are nearly as plen-
tiful as roses these days and the
lovers of this luscious berry are
enjoying them at reasonable prices
as a great many in and around
Natchitoches cultivate them and
peddle them from door to door.
The annual May day pageant
will be given on the Normal Cam
pus on Saturday May 9Th when
an unusually brilliant and beauti-
full folk dance program in Co.'S
tune and spectacular presenta-
ton of Robin Hood promise to
make the occasion an eventful one.
The strawberry and ice cream
festival given for the benefit of
the Boy Scouts OF Monday after
noon on the pretty lawn at Mrs.
Loutie Chaplin's residence, Melted
the sum of $500 for their treasury,
but that amount did not come up
to the expectations or realize the
profit that the delicious creams,
sherberts, cake and berries so
generously contributed, deserved.
Mrs. Grover, Volers entertained
The Merry Thirteen very delight
fully on Wednesday afternoon of
last week and being the first meet
ing since before lent,it was a very
gay and jolly one.
After an animated game, the
hrst prize was woD by Mrs. John
Carr, the guests by Miss Estelle
Cloutier and the BOBBY by Miss
Vera Prudhome. A dainty salad
course followed by homemade Q andy
was served b e members
and guests who included Nine.
Desmukes, Mac Hyams, Bonnette
and Misses Cloutier and Prud-
home.
A telegram was received by Mr. |
Robert Phillips, Tuesday evening
requesting him to get up a com
pany of infantry to be a part of a
battalion from North Louisiana,
which will form the Second Regi-
ment that many soon be called for.
Signatures are being solicited
from unmarried men. SO as to be
ready for call, and this will be an
opportunity for those if they go,
to 90 and be known as a Natchi-
toches Company, the one that left
last week being merged into and
known as a Homer Go.
Mr. Phillips was Captain of
Company FL. of the National
Guards several years ago when the
NatchItaches boys ranked among
the finest, best drilled, and most
poplar in tie regiment.
Mans Panama and Straw hats, an /
exceptionally strong lire at SEMMEIi-
MANS.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19

WANTED-A sexton for the Catho-
lie Cemetery. Apply to Mrs. ]. H.
Williams. 1922
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19
PERSONAL
And
OTHERWISE

ley, 26th hot and sultry.
Mr.. Charles Greene was a week
end visitor to Colfax.
You will like SEMMELMAN'S styles
and prices in Straw Hats.
Mr.. John Henry of Melrose was
a business visitor Monday.
The very best in Kool Krash suits
moderately priced at SEMMEL MANS
Judge g. V. Porter left Sunday
for Monroe where he is holding
court this week.
Porch Rockers of all kinds at the
right price at KAFFIE'S DEPART
MENT STORE.
Mr.. E. j. Gamble of St.
Maurice was among the visitors
on Monday.
New models in Wash skirts 9sc and
$3.50 at SEMMELMAN'S
Miss Inez Chaplin attended the
Teachers Convention in Alexan-
dria last week.
Silk dresses in mustard, apple, green
and gold at SEMMELMAN'S.
Mr.. Irion Nelken who has been
teaching in Ouachita parish has
returned home.
Porch Rockers of all kinds at the
right price at KAFFIE'S DEPART
MENT STORE.
Mrs. A. E. Ewing spent a cou-
pie of days in Mansfield recently
the guest of Mrs.. Laura Jackson.
Ladies Silk auto caps at sEMMEL-
MANS.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hopkins of
Housto1s Texas. spent last week
in Natchitoches guests of The
Lecomte.
Porch Swings s2.55 to s6.s5 at
KAFFiE'S DEPARTMENT STORE.
Mr.. II. Jaffa Of Bayou Natchez
was a business visitor on Satur-
day.
Boys Kool Krash and Palm Beach
suits at SEMMELMAN'S. ~.
Mines. Edna Katie and Dave
Hart spent the week end in Alex
andria.
silk kimonas, half price at SEM
MELMAN'S,
Miss Charlotte Dreyfous left on
Saturday night for Galveston to
spend a couple Of weeks with rel
atives.
W.B. Corsets, extremely desirable
models at SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. Henry Hughes has re-
turned home after spending the
past two weeks in Shreveport with
her daughter. Mrs. Steve Brown.
Porch Swings s2.55 to sse5 at
kAFFIE'S DEPARTMENT STORE.
Mrs. L. 0. Payne and little
daughter are back home after en-
;joying a visit to relatives in
Shreveport.
Just arrived. z carloads Of Spring
and Summer Furniture Most complete
line in town. KAFFIE'S DEPART
MENT STORE.
Mrs. e. E. Stuart with her ba-
by has returned to her home in
Alexandria after a visit to her
parents Capt. and Mrs. G. Y.
Nash.
Large Japs figures In skirtings and
yoiles at SEMMELMAN'S.
Mrs. Matte Jack who is now
living in Shreveport was@a BUSH
ness visitors on "Wednesday when
she was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vi. II. Carver.
Cotton dresses Just received, choice
colors and models at SEMMELMAN,S.
Mr.. Howell Morgan of Monroe,
one OF the assistant auditors was
business visitor last week, when
be checked over the Shcriff's and
Norulai's Cooks.
IS int
days arriyed-2 carloads Of Spring
ngf7dfnsmrner Furniture, Most complete
line III town KAFFIE'S DEPART
MENT STORE.
Mrs. D. G. Scarborough reached Il
home on Friday after q visit Of I
several weeks to her daughter I
Mrs. Il. w. HayaoOd Of Greens
horo 'sbsma,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-04-19
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FOR RENT-s0 acre farm near
Clear Lake. Apply Marshall Semmel-
mans, Natchitoches.