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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-13
NOTICE

In accordance with an ordinance o1
the Police Jury of date, March 9Th
the Police Jury of the Parish of Nat
chitoches will receive and open bid.
for the construction of certain named
roads in Road Dist. No. rs Ward 2, Of
the Parish of Natchitoches, on the
1sT DAY OF MAY 1922
at the hour of IL o'clock 4. m. ut the
Court House in the city of Natchito-
ches, in open session of the Police Jury
for the construction of the following
named roads:
Earth work on Creston to Clear Lake,
Approximate Gu. yards. ........24OOO
Clearing and grubbing acres sy.......3O
Goldonna to Clear Lake.
Approximate Gu. yards...... .....27OOO
Clearing and grubbing acres.........22
Chestnut to Saline.
Approximate en-. yards.
Clearing and grubbing acres.........l2
Beginning at q point E on model
road near Ashland High School building
and ending at Lake Village on Black
Lake. same being approximate i've
miles in length.
AUG 1OliCe jury reserves Tue IA&oV "
let contract for different sections.
Bids must be in sealed envelopes and
addressed to the Police Jury, and must
be accompanied with certified check
for S percent of the estimated contract
price. as an evidence of good faith,
and the check of the successful bidder
will be retained until the bidder has
given necessary bond, or forfeited to
the district if he fails to comply with
bis bids. The checks Of the unsuccess
full bidders will be returned to them
upon the rejection of their bids.
The Police Jury reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Thus done and signed at Natchito-
ches, La. this 28th Of March 1922.
w. H. AIREY,
President Police Jury.
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the blood, It is sold by druggist in
both liquid and tablet form. If you
want to be we'll and strong and look
fine and healthy, take Guides Repto-
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NOTICE

Mrs. Lou Anna Maybin. Administra-
trix, of the succession of Charles l..
Mayhem, has filed with the Clerk of
the Court, q schedule Of liabilities in
the said Succession. and the order Of
their payments, all parties in interest.
are notified to file any other CLAIMS
that may be against the Succession
either with the Clerk Of the Court,
or with her Attys. Scarborough and
Carver. That all who have any oppo-
sition to the claims and their payment
as shown on the list, file their opposi-
ton thereto with the Clerk of the
Court. This. the 9Th of March, 1922.
MRS. LOU ANNA MAYBIN,
Administrative.
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Succession of Charles l.. Maybin .
Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Lou
Anna, Maybin,. Administratrix of the
Succession of Charles l.. Maybin. has
filed with the Clerk of the Court, a list
OF the debts against the succession OF
Charles L. Maybin and the order of
thef payment. That any person hav-
ing other claims against the succession
or having objection to those placed on
the schedule should file their objection
with the Clerk of the Coult t. otherwise
the same win be homologated and made
the judgment of the Court.
= B. s. SWEET,
Clerk Of Court, 11th d. l..
Parish of Natchitoches.
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The South of Tomorrow

The manufacturers Record, published
in baltimore. Md, is an ardent frient
OF the entire South, and CONSTANT,
seizes upon every opportunity offered
to promote the development of the
Southern States: In a recent issue,
that journal says:
1t, has a greaterss combination OF
natUral advantages than any other
equal area in the world.
1t has three-fifths of the coast line
of continental United States.
1t produces over 60 per cent of the
worlds cotton.
It has the GREATEST natural gas
fields known in the world.
1t has the largest sulphur deposits
known in the world. producing three
fourths Of the worlds sulphur.
1t has practically all of the alumi-
mum industry of the United States
based on raw materials,
1t has three-f0urths of the coking
coal area of the country.
It's coal area is twice as great as
that of all Europe including Russia;
and i've times Is great as all Of Europe
eXciudlng Russia.
It has. according to Government re-
ports, IN estimated oil reserve of IS
per cent Of the entire supply in this
country.
1t has 40s per cent of the country's
forest area.
It has IS, 600. 900 acres of reclaimable
wet land, which, when drained can be
made to produce crops worth from
81 ,O0. .0O0, ,O0O to S, OO0, 600, 900 . year.
It can raise the cotton and the wool
with which to clothe the country and
much of the world; and the livestock
with which to feed the country,
1t is already annually shipping several
hundred thousand carloads of early
vegetables and fruits to Northern and
Western markets.
It has nearly 60 per cent Of the COT
ton consumption of American Mills.
The exports from Southern ports in
1921 were 81 1861, ,0O0. 600, compared with
$3.50, ,OO0, ,0O0, from the entire Pacific
coast.
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1hedford's
Black
ORA ueH I

!'or over seventy years II
this purely vegetable s.
& preparation has been 6
s found beneicial by thou-
cards of pes,ons ssffer-
Ing froh effects of a tor
= pid. or slow-acting liver.
Indigestion, biliousness.
k2sS coljc, coated tongue, diz. 81
- zineas, constipation, BIZ r.
~ ~ taste, sleeplessness,
~ hex Of energy; pain ID -
bach, puffiness under the e
SS eyes-any Or all Of these p
~ symptoms often indicate II
S That there Is somethisg S,
The matter with your =
liver. You can't b 100 a
~ carefm about The medl- r.
cine you ake. Be sure
& that the name, s'Thed- &
~ ford's Btck-D -Dranetf "h II
@ uis pacazgk AZ "a w.
druggists.
Accspe 0uy -
the Cqnnine.
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Joint Succession Sale of Pro-
perty to Pay Debts

Notice is hereby given that Is Ad.
ministratrix Of the Succession OF
Thomas B. Burkett and that of r. J,
Burkett, l will offer for sale accord.
ing to law, in order to pay debt. at the
Principal Front Door Of the Court
House, in the. City and Parish of Nat
chitoches, at the hour Of IL O'Clock.
The following described property, towit:
The undivided one half interest of
T: 8. Burkett, in the NE4 of the SE4
of Sec. z +. II, R. Z together with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
The undivided one half interest Of
the Succession Of T. J. Burkett, in snd
to the said undivided one half interest
in the said 40 acres of land together
with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: Cash, subject to ap-
praisement And date of sale,
SATURDAY, APRIL 22ND, 1922.
MRS. MAY ADOBE HAMMETT.
Administratrix of the
Joint Succession.
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For
Torpid
Liver

bidck-Oraugh1 q, Ia
my opinion, the oest liver
medicine on the market"
states Mrs. r. H. White
side, Of keota, Okla. She
continues: II had a pain
in my chest afber eating
fei1t. uncomiol ltabls ieei-
mg-and this yaS very
disa&Teeable and brought
on headache. ] was cou-
sdpated and knew Il was
indigestion and inactive
liver. began the ssse q
Hs4ck-D DIaught. night and
morning, and It sure is
aseu sH,endid Id! asd !, eeftaisiy
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NOTICE

This is to notify the public that the
Governor has this day issued a notice,
calling q special election to be held
April 18th 1922. for the purpose of elec-
ting Senator in and for the Twenty
first senatorial district.
Natchitoches. La, Feb. Is, 1912.
S. B. SWEET,
Feb. l6 Clerk II D. C. La.
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The restoration fund Of West.
minister Abby pro6tted very much
BY the marriage of Princess Mary,
for some of the moying.picture
men paid as much a. 5000 q
piece for choice places from which
to photograph the bridal process
sion.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-04-13
Notice to Teachers

The next examination of applicants
for teachers certificates will be held in
Natchitcches, April II. 18, l9, (white)
20, Fl, 2, (negro). The examination
of white applicants will be conducted
at the Normal College; negro appli-
cantS at the Lincoln Institute.
C. E. HOOPER,
Superintendent.
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STRANGE BEDFELLOWS


 AN affairs plunge whole of the old country Russians had signed a new treaty practically nulifng BrestLiovsk pact entirely justified her suspicious fur brought light then the allied nations of land forces instead dwelling the memory O he
 armice doubt
 
 interests pleading the world Russias mining lands have been fourished be concessions rehabilitation of Russia better than cofer empte that industrial activities to product that perfected industry; of surely  will astrust treaties
  world The sight of Russia friendship the hand ana secretly joining pathy them
 at sympathy for the
  allies chummy that their
  the world ok keep on them
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thing Get bearing cn some of these people. There 9'as the coroner getting off his preamble. Great big pudding of a chap, the coroner. Face like d tree-parts deflated football. There was old Bright, the girls father, smoldering like inside the door of banked-up furnace. There was MT Iscariot Twyning with his face like stab-in the back-and his mouth on his face like a scar. There was the solicitor chap next him, with his hump, with his hair like a mane, and head like a house, and q mouth like cave. He'd a great big red tongue, about a yard long, like a retriever's, and a great long fore finger with about five joints in it that he waggled when he was cross-exam- ming and shot out when he was in- criminating like the front nine inches of sake.
 (continued in Our Next lssue)
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WELCOME TO OUR JAILn

 American soil Boos greet every his release semenof apparently single helping pdmen will personal o be Grand plan a ution the Russian Soviet.
 Perhaps hoped sympathy support opposed above all others: actions past years.
 sympathy country principles of the Soviet there just that feeling
 
 
 
 duty uphold any semenOn probably probably soldier
 
 
  l, the kind s
  untold hadhps
 
 
 butcher The fighting to explain his guerilla activities justification his methods semenOf denies that he personally But American soldiers i by semenons And semeno himself employing Probably womeV worry Semeo great deal for such the that he been schoolcd socalcd warfare Conditions in Russia comparatively calm there mr lutons and outlaw thing: less character charged Scmeuof passing through this ties by promising concessions to those who would furnish Semenoh probably prisoner in New York Possibly soon he landed his othe world whose the treatment tain who comes Co these shores with soldiers O hs buaites Miss Lucy Gastou head AuCarctc opcued n the cigarette craving only alcohol an satisfy Wonder Lucy
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0IoQI ASAHuTcHINSoN

What were they all doing?
 At the door of the court Sabre looked across to where on the other side of the yard some men were snuff ling out of detached building. The cOroners officer said. Jury. They've been viewing the corpse"
 "Corpse!" The rough word stt.Hted through his numbness. He thought, Corpse! Viewing the corpse! Ob- scene and horrible phrase. Corpse! Effle!" He made movement in that direction.
 The man said, Yes, perhaps you'd better"
 He was az ainst q glass screen, misty with breaths of those who had stared and peered through it. The policeman wiped his sleeve across the glass. There you are"
 Ah,. No. suddenly and with shock most terrible, his mind made contact with that which it had pur- sued. It had groped as in dark room with Outstretched hands. Now, suddenly and with shock most tel rible, it was as if those groping hands had touched i'll the darkness a face. An, insupportable! This was Fife. This was Bright Fife. This was that jolly little Fife of old, million-year- old day Thisi This.
 She lay on a slab inclined towards the glass. She was swathed about in erements. Only here face was yls- ible. Within the hollow of her arm reposeG IittIe shape. all swatned. She had brought it into the world. She had removed it from the world that would have nothing of it. She had brought a. thousand smiles into the world, butsishe had given ortense to the world and the offended world had thrown back here smiles and she now had expressed her contrition to the world. This was her cQntritiOn that she lay here for men to breathe upon the glass, and stare, and rub away the dimneSs with their sleeves, and breathe, and stare again.
 Oh, insuppOrtable calamity, Oh, tragedy beyond support! He thought of her as oft and again he had sn her-those laughing lips those shin ing eyes. He thought of her alone when he had left her, plaining and preparing this frightful dissolution Ut .Htl buuS dliil oOut. ne illOuEl ll of her in torment of inward fire by that which had blistCrcd her poor lips.
 very terrible groan was broken out Of him.
 They took him along. .
 III f
 The court was erammed In two thirds of its space lwcrc crowded benches. At Inc upper end of the room was q dais, schOOlmaster' $ do5k. Thanking it on one hand were forms occupied by the men Sabre had seen shulGling ont of the mortuary. On the other hand second dals stood. Facing the central dais was a long table which men were seated ou the side looking toward the dafs Two men sat also at the head of this tilble, facing thc jury AS Sabre len, tered they wcrc in deep conversation with a stuuted, hunchbackcd man who sat next them at tEC corner.
 Every face m tue room turned tU wards the door as Sabre entered They might have belonged Co 8 single body a1d they apcIrcd to have d sill gle expression and a single thought: dark aud forbidden expression aud
 a thought dark and hostile. ThCr
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AROUND THE COUNTY

steers from his ranch northeast of Douglas in what is known as Leslie Canyon. He contracted for the dis position of his yearlings and two-year olds to J. G. Hall, of Fl Paso and shipment will be made during the early part of next month. This sale amounted to 25O head and the prices are understood to be the top-uotch guaged by other sales which have been made this spring. MT. HunsaKer has a splendid grade of Hereford cat tie on his ranch.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-19
Caught in Act.

BENSON-Frlday night three Mex jeans were caught in the attempt to rob the Goetz store, recently closed under assignment, were placed under arrest by Deputy Sheriff Jess Vein. Vein, who was asleep in the store, which is being held under attachment by the sheriff's office, heard a noise and caught the three Mexicans after they had entered the store and were preparing to rifle the place. Their names were not learned. They will be taken to Tombstone, to await trial.
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CHAPTER "

Hapgood had said to his friend of the effect on Sabre of Mabefs action against him: Hes crashed. The roofs fallen in on him." And that had been Sabre's own belief. But it was not so. There are degrees of calamity. Dumfounded, stunned a. ghast, Sabre would not have believed that conspiracy against him of all the powers of darkness could conceivably worsen his plight. They had shot their bolt. He was striken amain.
 But they had not shot their bolt. The roof had not yet fallen on him The timbers of the superStructure had but bent cracked and groaned. Their bolt was shot the roof cracked in, the four sides of his world tot tered and collapsed upon him, with the words spoken to Sabre by that man who approached and took him aside whele he stood to take leave of Hapgood.
 The man said, 'I daresay you know me by sight Mr. Sabre. I'm the cor Oner's office at Tidborough. You're rather wanted down there. The fact is that young woman that's been HY- ing with you's been found dead.'
 Sabre's face took then the strange and awful hue that Hapgood had marked upon it.
 Found dead? Found dead? where?' Tn your house, MT. Sabre. And her baby dead with her"
 Found dead? Found dead? Fife? And her baby? Found dead? Oh, dear God ...-. Catch hold of my arm a minute. All right, let me go. Found dead? What d'yCu mean, found dead?"
 There's to be an inquest tomOr row. That's what you're wanted for
 Inquest? Inquest?' Sabre's speeci was thick. He knew it was thick His tongue felt enormously too big for his mouth. He could not control it properly. He felt that all his limbs and members were swollen and pOn dcrous and out of control. Inquest .. uund dead? Inquest. Found dead ! Goo God, cant you tell mo some ] thing?"
 The man said. T say that's for tn, coroner. And least you say best, sir aside while he stood to take leave the young woman took poison. OK | allie acid"
 "OXalic acidi
 They went to the cab
 II
 In the morning, in the mOrtuar! ' adjoining the coroncr's court, hi; mind suddenly and with shock mos terrible made contact with the Calam ty it pursued.
 : In the mOrluarA ........ ! When he arrived and alightcd iron his cab he found small crowd 0 i persons assembled about the yard 0 ' the court Someone said, There h, is." Someone said, That's him," kind Of threatening mUrmUr went ul from the pople. What was the mat ter? What were they looking at He seemed to be wcdgcd among ; mass of dark and rather bcastly face brcsthing close Co his own. He coul, not get on. He was being pushed He was caused to st1ggcr. He said Look out, I've got a game les Tha threatening sort ot mUrmur 3roS more loudly in answer to his words Someone somewhere threw a piece of orange peel at someone. lt al- most hit his face. What was up
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Will Meet Today

CORRESPONDENTS members of the newly created Union High School District board of trustees will meet Wednesday at the office of County School Superintendent Miss Helen Brown and organize for work. Pur- chase of site and amount of the bond issue for the proposed new school building will be the first mat ters for consideration and it under stood several sites have been offered and are under consideration by the board.
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Came With Interest.

DOUGLAS-DonH Hubner, who lives northwest of Douglas was surprised to receive a draft for $25 from a friend in New Orleans. Twelve years ago the friend borrowed $15, pFomt sing to return 1t within a few weeks. A few days later Hubner came west and soon forgot about the loan. No explanation of the long delay came with the check, but the sender has undoubtedly prospered at last. At least the extra amount he sent so in- dicates.
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Cattle Notes.

DOUGLAS-Frank Moore returned from Amarillo, Texas, last week where he went to buy a car load of bulls for his ranch in Fucker Canyon These bulls are high grade Herefords and were bred in the state of Kansas, having been on pastures around Am arillo during the past winter The bulls vii lbe shiped here during the early part of next month.
 J. N. Hunsaker closed deal today by which he contracted to sell the
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Buys Business.

TONIBSTONE-Monday, Harry Ma cia, of Tombstone, took charge of the feed and fuel establishment conduc- ted in Tombstone for the past 12 years by E. H. Reeves, the deal where by Macia acquires the business hay ing been closed Saturday.
 Until Macia returns from Douglas, however, will be several days, owing to trouble with his eyes. Reeves will continue to conduct the business in tue name of his successor.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-19
Rids Called For

BOWIE-Dids for the construction of a new high school at Bowie. Ariz., to cost approximately S65,000, have been called for by the trustees Of the Fourteenth school district of Cochise county.
 Plans for the new building were drawn by Henry O. Jaastad. an archi, tect of Tucson. and the building : will be completed in time. for the opeuins of school next fall.
 The bids for the construction of the new building must be in the hands of the trustees by 1 o'clock of the afternoon of May 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-19
To Play Friday.


 ST. DAVID-The Tucson HigF School baseball team will face tn Douglas High School nine here net Friday afternoon for the district hieh school baseball championship. of tie Southwest.
 McCreary of Tucson had expected that the classy Douglas nine would again play itself to the championship of the south and once more couest against the Tucson team for the championship of the southwe!tern district.
 The Douglas and Tucson teamj met last year with the shelter city boys able to nose out q win over the5year- CTS of the red and white. A great battle is expected to result Htween the two teams.
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Dies of PneumonIa.

- TOMBSTONE--Ped Moreno, Q well known Mexican youth of Tomb stone, died Monday as the result Of pneumonia. He twas 20 years of age ana had been seriously Ill for the several days. He was born and rear ed in Tombstone Funeral arrange ment have not been announced.
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was again that murmur that had greeted him when he stepped from the cab. At the sight of him one of the ewo men at the head of theta ble started to his feet. A very big man, and with very big and massive face and terrific eyes who started up and raised clenched fists and had his jaws wOrkink. Old Bright. His com
 panion at the head of the table re-
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Around The
 World

If the sun Eerc eXtinsuished sud denly, we sho lid not he gware' Of ;he fact until minutes. Is seconds after ward.
 Income tax statistics show there are only four persons in Illinois with an income of over a. .0g9, 900 annually.
 An average of 130 pounds of salt and 10S pounds of sugar was used last year for each inhabitant in the United States.
 African natives work in pairs pull ling passenger carts. while a single man draws a Japanese jinricsha.
 Powder River'-Let's Co.
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strained him and drew him down again. A tall spare, dark man with
 thin mouth in q deeply lined faced -wyning.
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1 V

From door behind the central dals, q large, stout man entered and took his seat. Whispers about the court room said. Coroner" Someone bawled silence"
 The coroner fiddIed with some pa pers, put pince-nez on his nose and stared about the court. He had a big, flat face. He stared about. "Is the witness Sabre in attendance?" The coroner's officer said, Yes, sir?
 The coroner looked at him. Are you legally represented?"
 He said, Represented? No. Why should l be represented"
 The coroner turned to examine some papers. That you may per haps discover" he remarked drlly.
 The court Uttered.
 A man was seated not far from the hunchuack rose and bowed and said, 'I aniwatching the interests ot Mrs, Sabre"
 Sabre started. Mrs Sabre! Mabel! The hunchback sprang to his feet and jerked bow. "I represent MT. Bright, the father of the deceased"
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