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CONQUEST
OF THE AIR
AERIAL SERVICE FOR PAssEN'
GERS. MAIL AND MERCHANDISE.
B|RDMEN MEET NEXT MONTH
ala convsntion Of Pan-Amsriean Aero-
nauts viii Stimulate EnlIstmsnts
In the v. .. Air Service.
N.vw.p,r Union New. Service.

wsstsrn Nsvrpapsr Union News Service.
Atlantic City, New Jersey, will be
the Mecca for a large gathering OF
American men, and representatives OF
foreign countries, who will be attract
ed by the first Pan-Amertcan Aero
nautics Convention, which meets there
In May.
Capt. Charles ]. Glidden, of the U.
g. Air Service, Military Aeronautics,
now stationed In the administrative
department Of the United States Fly
Ing School, southerfield, Georgia,
says:
1.-THE Pan American Aeronautics
Convention and exhibition to be held
1t Atlantic City during the month OF
May will bring to the attention OF the
American people the wonderful pro-
gress Of aviation. The work of air
craft during the war establishes Its
practicability for commercial uses and
insurss the creation in this country OF
a complete aerial service, connecting
all cities and towns for the transpor-
tatlon of persons, mall and merchan-
disc.
Before the close of 1920 l conf
IDENTIFY predict this service will be IN
full operation, with extensions to all
countries on this hemisphere. In the
United States trunk lines will be es-
tabllshed across the country which will
place every city and town within SIX
hours from some twenty-four distrib-
uting points. Once created and In op-
Grafton our extensive coast line could
be put under complete protection from
any possible invasion. Thousands Of
college trained aviators In and out OF
the service are now waiting to Join in
ths operation Of an aerial service.
The government calls for fifteen
thousand men to enlist In air service
toe one or three years time. This u
bound to receive a quick response, -
Asrs 10 an opportunity for men to be
Immediately assigned to duty in the
service and Of the number who enlist
those who pass certain examinations
viii bs given flying and balloon pilot
Ing instruction. This liberal offer 10
equivalent to q one Of three years COL
legs course in asronautcs, and one
nay became an expert in all branches
Of aviation, and II qualified . non-eom-
Di1sionsd or even q commissioned Of.
fiesr. In addition to regular pay.
clothing. quarters and rations, extra
pay begins with instructions 10 opsr.
ate the aircraft. A the number Of men
wanted 10 limited to fifteen thousand
'tse The satirs country, quick applica-
don to the nearest recruiting officer
viii bs necessary before the privilege
10 withdrawn.
Everybody directly and indirectly
interested In aviation should attend
the Atlantic City convention and sxhl.
bitioa In order to keep abreast with
he times and become familiar with
The development Of aircraft for d
fease and commercial uses and Wit
nsss the demonstrations Of the worlds
greatest aiFplans aviators, who will
f1y. and balloon pilots sail to the At
lantie air ports from all over the coun
~"
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To Combat Demonstration,

Busnos Aires.-Young Arssntisians,
including the members Of the January
White Guard" are organIxing and
arming 70 combat the Aaximaiist dem.
onseation being prepared for Nay l..
Two thousand are already under arms
and declare their determination to
deal vigorously with the expected out
break. The regular army 10 now com
poesd Of conscripts who have bssu IN.
~ he colors less than two months,
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Important to oil Women
Readers Of this Paper

Thousands upon Thousands Of women.
have kidney or bladder trouble and never
suspect II.
Women's complaints often prove to b
nothing else but kidney trouble. or the
SesvN Of kidney or bladder disease.
II the kidneys are not In . healthy con.
dition, they may cause The other organs
70 become diseased.
You may suffer pain h the back, head.
ache and loss Of ambitioa.
Poor health makes you nervous. irrita.
BE and may Be despondent; II makes any
one %.
But hundreds Of women claim that Dr..
KilmsFs Swamp Root, BY restoring
health 70 the kidneys. proved to b Just
the remedy needed 70 overcome sucb
conditions.
Many send for . sample bottle to see
what 6wamp-Root, the great kidney,
liver and bladder medicine. will do 70,
them. By snclosins ten cents to Dr..
xilmer { Co.. Binshamton, N. T., you
Aay receive sample siss bottls By Parcel
4ost. You can purchase medium and
hfgs de bottles at an drug storss-Adv.
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tAat Bsojanin was o. he seeama
WITH them, I thought you should know
I have warned him 10 b careful bon
~ speaks bsfoes Carolyn Nay. Yes
may wish 70 hear the story at 6fA
0fhank yoa." ehoksd Joseph oease
Hs wanted 10 ~ moro but csuA not
Bsajamin Hardy's watsey e0a
blinked. and hs blew his noee.
"Ays. aye. mattel" b Funblsd. hard
linss-6oe Q fact. ! give my tsstt
mooy tore the consul whsa ~ va
landed-so did all that was left o1 =
from The Dunravsn. Ne bein' a -
lsttsrsd man, thsy didn't run mo vsey
clos't. I can't add much more 10 It
"As say. that purssrs boat youl
sister and her siekly husband was IN
had jest - good Q chance - ws had
We nigh bumped iAto each other soos
after the Dunraven sunk. 30. then
We pulled OF aways from each othsf.
Then the fog rolled up from the Ait
can shore-a heap o fog. mats. u
spooesd out The lamp In the pufsera
boat We never seen no more q EN-
-1or heard nQ more"
sAnd were Hannah-wsre my sistsa
and her husband In that boatf' Quseisd
NJ. Stagg thoushtfully.
Il an sure, By ths 6stails Bsojamis
has givso me-" aid Miss Amanda soft
y. that your sister and Ar. Cameroo
were two Of III passengsrs"
well. It's Q loag time ago. now"
said the hardware dealer. 'Sursly. u
they had been picked up OF had reached
the coast Of Africa, We would have
heard about it"
ut would sssm 10" the woman
agreed gently.
"You never know what may happsa
at ~. mister. Ill II happens," Benjs,
min Hardy declared. "What became od
that boat"
He seemed to stick to that idea. But
the possibility Of the small boats hav'
Ing escaped seemed utterly peepostef
Gus to Mr.. Stasg. He arose to depart
Miss Amanda followed the hardware
dealer to the outer door.
I'm sorry." she said simply.
'~Thank-thank you." murmursd Jo
seph etaeg before she closed the door.
He went On 70 town. his mind
strangely disturbed. Il was not hia
sisters fate that allsd his heart and
brain. but thoughts Of Miss Amanda.
She had deliberately broken tn
silencs Of ysarsi OF course. Il might
b attributed 70 hse interest In Carolyn
Nay oaly. yst he hardware dsalsl
Wo06oeed.
GO m coNrugUnDS
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CHAPTER lx-csns,nvsS.

II III Wen, no, thsy didn't ten NJ
hat" admitted ths visitor. ''oe I'd not
Stafted - late. You ~, I cone uD a
0 schooner. This hRo lake bootta'
amt IN NJ ltnA I'm desD.watE.
oD."
10 I sAovla sposs," said llr. Par
Iow. How'd yos stt y AseA any
Wayr
'TAs war" said ths visitor. sTAs
var ooas II. Oeuldat g4t Q 0ood bsrth
ln a1y 6esD.Watss bottom. 10 ! thought
rG ~ 6esA-watss sailin'. I tell you,
aatay. ] bssa woskin' - Quartsrmas.
tsR's mate o. ~ o3d Gross and OesD.
cent linz, a-seoetin' cross 10 Naples
&en NYoek-thsrs and back-eoan'
. tn ysas."
what did you lsavs your boat foer'
ssked the carpsater cuEiously.
eohe was sunk. There's thin9 han.
Dsain' over 70 the other side Of ths
ocean. NATE" said The injured man
earnestly. that you wouldn't bslisvs
30. sri Ths Cross and Crsscsot
tines givs up business TN aftse the
vars evss, I reckon.
"Yoa'd better not sncourags him 70
talk any more. father" intsrpossd MIS-
Amanda, coming Into The room again.
The best thing he can Do for himself
b to slesp for q while."
Thank -. ma'am," said tie sailor
hnmbly. I'm IT,"
Darkness cane o. apaca. TAe sky
lad become overcast and thaEO was
Dcomiss of Q stormy nisht-mors
NOW, psrhaps. But Alss Amanda
would not allow Carolyn Nay and
Prince to start for home at ooee.
"Wateh for your uncle. carolyn Nay,
ut of he ffoat.soom window. and b
III ready to 20 with him whsa h.
sobss aloog." MD llln PaEsoW.
When Uncls Joe came alooS. Carolyn
Nay ran out and hailed hin from tie
DoseA.
'wait for n. Uncis Josi Wait IT.
~ and Prlnesy. pleased Just lee n
bst my mittsns and PFiDee's harness
Nd kiss Aiss Nandy."
That lase shs "a most eeandly, and
b full view q ths nan waiting In ths
WAlts roea
"Oh, UAsls Joe. Eve eok 51se tie wa.
eesfulsse stesy 70 tell youi Shall ~
basnsss Pstaes - asaiA q Wtll yoa|"
Il can't waie for the do. OaE'lya
4ay. Tn u Q hurry. Yo0 0aShtn't b
b o0t u this Wind. slthse. 0st aboard
pssf sasl. BOW. aA1 rn drag ye0 ~.
w." Nr. 0tagg interrupted.
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Lumber viii % hlshsr.

OAieaso.-Charies q. Keith Of Kan.
~ Oty, president Of the Southern
Pine Association and widely known a.
Q statistical authority Of lumber. told
~ legislative commission investigat.
Ing the high prices Of building mate
rials that the present price Of lumber
10 lower than It will be at any time In
five years. He said the increased cost
Of production, depletion Of raw mate
rial IN this country and the enormous
Increased demand from Europe to ~
build the vast areas devastated BY
woR are certain to mean higher prices
for lumber for at least five ysafa
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THE MEN IN
CLASS Al

,t.s 4 tsssa ls:l.ay z. !: ::yss e:e :e1
able at seventy - at twenty. Con1don,
.os ysefs, puts - p tAs 4ieeafd 4
leeo living brings Cd ase .pesmatpfsly:
The bodily functions afs Impaired and
0nplsesant symptoms appear. TIE weak
got is gensr1lly ths kldnsys. Keep
them clean and n proper working con.
0t1on and you Win eessrally ind your:
eeR in Class 4. THE GOLD MEDAL
Harlem on Capeulss periodically and
your system viii always b n working
efdsf. Your spirits vim b .snhvened
yoof muscle. sappie. yogr Mid scavs.
an6 your BODY eapab3s. os hard work
Doqt wait u1k1 yos Aays bsea reject.
ed cennenes . B. . lfce-elass man
low. Go. TO- youf dfuegise q once.
Get Q tslal boz u GOLD MEDAL
Harlem On 6apspIs4 fAey are nads
ef ths pare. eiiginal Imported Aaas'
lem Oil.ths hid yosf great: :erendsath;;
ef used Two eapsalss .saeS day VII
keep yoa teseA vp a.4 fssline me.
nossy fefss1sd Y 6g q PCT help you; yst
6H, 6s@snSss e 9sk lsf q: ~. inpoirssa psia.s
Ooale6 poekaGoa ADV.
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cwAsrsn \.
A oals.ssa Piavec.

4 o0lSo60 PtoN0N.
swiftly JessDA etasg tE0dgsd b.
eard Ao0e. dragging Carolyn Nay b.
hind hin.
'-Oh. dear nei" exclaimed tie little
tsi With sxultation. "we're al % a.
betsd, Unele Joer
n can ~ yoa'rs an q a-kWittse."
" returped abssnt.nindedly. "What's
~ nAttsfr'
'Oh. you never could gusesi" was
carolyn Mays iHtFoduetioa. and forth
WitA, IN breathless sentsoces. went %
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(Alkall1l

AZ Camp Dodge oos night . 0vsds
was o. guard duty. Being NV b ~
budnsss, time dfasssd siswiy. bN
finally The o0eoe WitA Feljef caAa
along. TAs 0wsds said: Halt" TN
halted. and naxt he sai1: WHO waa
datr The ofBesr replied: "Omea
witA relief" The ssA<fy. after walt
Ing several minutss u . vain atts0pe
to recall 10 mind what hs should ~,
brouSht festh this startling command, /,
Dismiss yoursel1 sA1 b rscencilsd.s
Needless TO ~ ~ sti,lnsss Of ~
niSAs M broken b . soaf q lalsA
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scsn h H. neel''

g: ~ ~: i: s.:s 49,. s :, !: :s.::. ss:::>
h&1r ~ 4ErzskllE zis r: HID 81 r % $
0aDsaasl aatAsks e AssAo CaAasFA oay
Zh eSEszs4ISa Sz4a Ssaa' '1sp,c,,p I, ...::
g 6ts!Ae1y esA aqts thsee0h ~ nasse
Al be0G91oes "a TG1e41G0lals ffeA
- G4a113Eaasf IN S. cdlslaiSs',1s, "a, - q
J. cAsssv . c.. 1s,sAA oAsa
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Esstsss Lavsstssk.

Chicago. Hogs - Bulk OF salsa
sac. 10 D !0.l0; heavyweight. SS6.ioS
iS,s i.s,~.Iss SuT:, H;it.s. ~ ~! lIsSI
li7.5OV 1850.
catti.-Hesvy beef steers. Sll.goo
2o.Ao: light bssf. steers ei0oo0i6SX
butcher cows and hsitsrs. l7.l01iS.0o;
rr stssrs. o. 0ii.to. "
:,!.!l 1890: q PcInSls i q. b.t.sr.
m.s,ss * fs.s s s.Si'is'.::;: :wi: ss;s:
anA COMMON. Se0eot3.3S
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Gets Congressional 0seeratisn.
0alina, Kan.-The eongrsssisoAl
medal Of honor was conferred upes
First Lieut.. George r. Robb here b.
Brig. Gen. W. H. Sage, commandant at
Camp Funston.
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Hint From the Sweet Girl.
"Td kiss you If had reasonable
excuse"
'The family in the nat above 10
named Mistletoe," coyly responded the.
girl.-Kansas City Journal.
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Metal Maskees.
Colorado settlement Prices.
Bar silver. tl.0l y.
Copper. h.. i6c.
Lead. t6.26.
gpsitsr. eS.3i.
Tungsten. per unit. Sis.ooOSi<.oo.
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CssA osssa n cAs,..s,

chicaso.-Corn-No. . yellow
SO.
oats-s,AadArd. 7oO7eKe.
EE::::!.:sSs;;,';:;::;sjy;i|s, EE;:::!::|sss;..,':::;|sy;|,. E::.S;;, ;;,';;:;sj;i|s
Ciover-Nominal.
fosk-Nem!nai.
RiSs-Sii.iioss.ss.
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Unfoeeunate.

Unfortunate.
Lady Of House-If you love work
why don't you nnd IT.
Begging Bill-Alas, lady. love 10
blind.
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Your:::::::::':: :::::::::::: :'::::::: !Ss:;s:; !! Z: s;
Eyes s.; = 49,; =: -: g.: :: :: r.
s: :: =; s s: -; !; :: :: 5: e....::
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Dsy Fllat MS1es.
Butcher. ls lbs. and up. p........... 13s
Butcher. under 10 lbs. 93c
Fallen. all wsiEhts.. SOC
bui!s ana st98s... ................. l9e
Dry ssited hides. &c per H. less.
Dry horsshides one.half to two.
thirds price Of green saited.
DSy Fllat Pelts.
butcher .hsarlinys. No. L........ 1ec
No. and murratn sheariings. go. l1e
Bucks. saddles aAd pieces Of pelts. lec
Grssa selteA Hides. Etc.
Heavy cured. No. lover rs
Heavy cured. No. . tov.r Is "
lbs.) ................... lSc
bulls. No. .i.."................l93iie
bullD. NO. S.... u l0c
Glue hides and skins. ......... &c
Mp. NO. !....'. lyc
MY. No. S.''..''' lyc
Ce!I. no. ...'.......'...... ye2yee
Partly cured hides. lc per H. less
than cured.
Green hides. &c per lb. less than
Gree. ssIsea MsrseAslss.
NO. .......'... ......... .vI.004 so
Headlssa. Soc less.
Ponies ana glue. 3.o003.0e
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PPo0o 81 O0Ap,

CUT S'r lex 1850 .ss.hss" ,oyy: .sSl1 ~
4: So: sybss, 80; xxx powdsrsS.
$50: powdered. SlS: Nas granvlote1
::ccs ds:"Gnf. w. 800; confectionery 4.
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The First privats oaraes.

The 6rst private garage constructed
In New York city was built in the
spring Of 1900 BY q prominent New
York automobile enthusiast, who at
that time owned three motor vehicles.
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veRetakl~.

Hay AND GRAIN MARKET.
y. o. b. Dsavsr. Carload Prices.
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MAR
0UoTATIo N0

Western NswsDapsr Union News Service
DENVER MARkDT1.
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RkO0R.

subject 70 discount .:.......: .ss.ll
Hungarian, ~ lbs. sacked. sub
jset 10 discount ............... Isl
Hungarian. - lbs. sacked. sub
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A giri 10 eager to add ten yenr. 70
her age when she's twelve. but when
she's twenty .nve It's different.
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HIDES AND PnLrs.

Furnished BY Charles Friend 4 Co..
Inc. SoS-si7 Wases street. Denver.
Colo.
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s -. .!... -: :: - e ss';.s: y ~ sss':s !.
~ Sisssc'c Pssassss tsSsss ~.
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A Pael

"What Was thnt printer sayinsT
II Judge Il was something apou'
there being the devil to pay"
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0RQ1N.

Oats. Nsb. 100 lps.. buying. ..s!.!l
Corn ehoD. sack selling ........ o.l(
Ssrn In sack. ssllinC. 4: .;:..... e!
Yellow sernmeai per 100 lbs. ...... Ael
Gluten fe&6, sacked, oollinG..... III
Bran. Colo. per 100 lbs. selling. LII
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Mlsesllanssus Markets.
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En- -.
Butter.

Egs.. strictly fresh. case .oa,o &c
count ...............$ .$l0.4OV 1V.es
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Buying Prices
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-05-29
Over the Top Again

The Fifth Liberty Loan drive is
closed and again Natchitoches Parish
will float another Honor Flag. The
final test has been made and the good
PEOPLE haye responded to the call OF
the Government with more than thew
were asked for.
With 4 quota of $2l4, 200 the final
figures show total subscription of
S215, 400.
In closing the Liberty Loan work Of
this Committee wish to thank all the
Parish Chairmen for their liberal and
patriotic help, and especially, do |
wish to thank Mr.. A. W. Watson and
Mr.. Sam Aaron. members Of the Exc
cutive Committee, for their assistance
and advice in the work.
To Mrs. Maude Henry, Chairman of
the Wonan's Liberty Loan Committee
Of the Parish, and all her lady assist
ants, who did such splendid work, with
total sales of 500, $50 in the city and
parish, to Mr.. Prather and his assist
ants at the Normal School, am also
deeply grateful for their hard and
efforts.
To the Natchitoches Times and The
Enterprise who responded to every call
made upon them, and who devoted a
large part Of their columns to the
patriotic service. with to extend nv
thanks.
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Carry On

1t has been proven Ieyond ;
doubt that a good public highway
ranks among country's creates
assets; after its public schools ano
necessary state institutions, there
IS no better investment.
Within the last six years Cali.
fornia has spent $50, 100000 in
building a system of SoadS that
besides opening up to intensive
cultivation vast sections OF agri-
cultural land whose DEVELOPMENT
was delayed for lack of proper
transportation facilities. it has
made that State a mecca for auto
mobile tourists who travel in their
own cars its length and breadth
and carry back to their southern
and western homes reports of the
accomplishments and possibilities
of that wonderland. That first
thirty five million dollars has re-
vealed the possibilities of highway
development and the citizens of
that State are determined to car
~ on" until it's agricultural re-
sources shall be developed by a
series of roads that will give every
section free access to
and its scenic beauties
accessible to all who travel its
highways.
Our parish can compare very
favorably in its splendid agricul-
turaI possibilities and natural beau
~ with this golden western State
md really is aroused to the i'm
portance of highways for it's agri-
industrial and CONNER
;ial interests The highway few.
r. is spreading and every inner
most section and byway must be
nnoculated this summer SO that
very foot of land in Natchitoches
'arish can pay for itself in the
increased taxes, the highways that
re are going to build at once, will
evelop.
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lse feminist movetnehl has
minds greater strides in japan. in
TIN shortest time than it has made
IN any other part of tile Hlobe, the
lni-s. evidence being the granting
b. tile minister of education Of an
application for II woman's t1niver-
sits IN Toxic with woman 1t the
heal.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-05-29

4 new congress, new comnit.
tees. with . majority of republi.
cans II both House and Senate Be-.
for, which the ratification Of the
treA.a Of peace, consideration Of
the League Of Nations, considera-
u appropriation bills for The
maintenance Of the departaaeats
Of government and probably the
release Of the railroads. telephoas
and telegraph line we're sons Of
TIE features of the extraordinary
sossiop that convened Monday,
= 80 n: Z = ..ese%
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-05-29

Tue British government collect
ed and shipped to the front during
the y ar q half million cats whore
tlmy.gave the alarm in the 9as ct
tAckS. raising q yowl whenever
they discovered something wrong
Will, their delicate breathing ap-
p,ratus that meant gas mask even
20 tho least attentive Tommy.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-05-29

after acquire and all addition thereto
and improvements thereon and better
msnts thereof, and oil tolls, revenues,
earnings. income rents, Issues aud pro-
tits Of any property at any time SUBJ
jet e this indenture;
TO gether with all and singular tene-
ments, Embellishments and appurte-
nsnees thereunto belonging, CT in any
wise appertaining, and the reversion
and revers,ons, remainder and remain
dsrs, rents, issues and profits thereof;
Aad slso Ill the estate, right, title, in
tstssk property, possession, claim and
demand whatsoever, % well in law as
in equity, Of the Railroad Company, of,
in end to the above described premises
and property hereby MORTGAGE, and
very part and parcel thereof, with the
sppurtsnsnces, and the franchises of
the Railroad Company apperraining to
the lines Of railroad hereby mortgaged.
o. hereafter to appertain thereto.
TIE terms of said sale shall b. cash
upon the approval and confirala.ioa of
ths ss3a BY the court; provide3, how
ev9. that instead Of paying cash The
purchaser may deliver and surrender
fer cancellation any Of the bonds. Re
eeives's certificates or other evidences
Of Indebtedness emitted to size 4 TIE |
proceeds Of the sale as the equivalent
Of The amounts distributabIe 10 suca
beoda Receivers certificate, or other
evidences of Indebtedness SO zurren-
deed. the purchaser, upon seh sar-
re1deY. to have credit on his bla -9I tac
amouat which the securitiea Sd sur
rendered would be entitled GO ;aceiYa
upon . distribution of The 're,4se
meesy.
No lid shall be received for =zs .aan
i've hundred thousand g., 5DJ59) !
3oliars; and all persons intending TO
bid must deposit with the master, on
y before the time when tie sale is
allied, the sum Of $4,000. o. in cash,
" certified check upon soi}eat ank.
payable to the order Of Sc -pecial
Master and in every way Satisfactory
70 hin, Is pledge that such q person
viii make good his bid. in Gaze &c be-
:osaes the highest and best bl1aar, and
he sale 10 confirmeJ by the colgt ne
Master will return the checks o. 1loaoy
% received to the persons from " ON I
hoy were received, except tn .a aho /
; tie highest bidder. The dc5. OF
he latter will be retained IN. the
'ctjso by the Court on the gor, OF Q
he sale. t
II the sale is confirmed and he par il
haser makes good his bid, The aaunt 7
t his deposit shall be cree: ed IS %
art Of his bid. IL he fails tjlpa&e
ood his bid, the amount of hia deposit + {
ill be delivered to the Receiver ana
ED by him a. liquidated dam and
s Q part of his trust.
The said sale shall be subject 70 the
mt mortgage referred to in plaintiffs
III ~ the mortgage to N. T. Sprague, +;
: Trustee, dated March 80, 1885 taow
spgesented by the Peoples Trust :"
oupsay. TFustee). which shall re- j
ri hl1et % uaassstG byals ia1yi b
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-05-29
A Letter from DR.. Dowlina

A letter to the editor from Dr.
Bowling enclosing a copy of one
he had written Mayor johnson,
was crowded out of last weeks
issue and again we cannot repro
duce it in full for lack of space
In congratulating our MAYOR
upon his election, DIR. Bowling
said that he thought the citizens
should be congratulated for hay
ing secured such s. man; tina. on
account Of its historic setting.
latoche held { position III ~
+ = p 3.ssS m - I ..sS :.
$50 orm.l he ,5 Sudan. ],
from ararv sac,;on - ,r,,f..o
v.. thu wolf.ra ~ IN .ho S,..a
!. = !. ,,ros,1.r. oftha .t.,a 49,
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,;,n :. - III. - l..
,h.+ N.toh;.oohae $500
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n. - ~.
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80 = - - ''vu'a'eo
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- 'A 'n
rG'ns ~ sose'nncn'' put al eno 70
gambling, ne has erased the blot
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-05-29
Amo~,co c.r.;o,l an o.

America carried of first honors
Tuesday in the air contest when
e Y. s. plane landed first in the
greatair trail across seas from the
western to the eastern hemisphere,
making the trip in 26 hours and
q minutes with the whole world
watching and waiting for the re-
suit.