davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

James McKenny of Baker and McKenny
New York dealers in military goods has
assigned liabilities $50 600
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

Three tramps were killed by Chicago
northwestern train yesterday which colided
with freight the tramps were stealing
villa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

Hale's Honey of HorehOund and Tar
for coughs and colds has reached the pinnacle OF
fame.
Pixies TOOthaclie Drops cure in one
minute,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-24

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color thc teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

In last week Issue We suggested the
PrGpriety Of organizing a stock c0Es-
paHy among or citizens and others,
fer the parPOsc Of erecting q school
house, sEitable for educational par
poses. If the citizens Of Lake Charles
vii organize a stock company and
baSld a school house, they vii hsre
no troubie IN securing sgitalle teach
ers TO take charge Of the school Lake
Charles has gsadaslly worked her Wy
up 70 her pEeseas pOs5tiOH with little
or no aid from sOss(gR capitalists No
one appreciates this faCs mere than NC
do. But We believe she can Do IncFe,
and thst 1t Is abazt as easy o. have Or
ehisSEea eaRrsted a home a It Is 70
send them abroad, if We Will urig make
the proper eECrt- This matter snoBld
not be regarded as visionary scheme
and indeed We DO not sec Row aTv
resident citizen Cal 50 regard the mat
ter when il Is remembered tina: OR
PopuiEtiOn Is rapidly increasing, an
the number Of school children Fbg de
mand education st uRr hands, IS COZ
staut!v becoming greater Neither Is
/ tOo cary 70 begin to agztste this
snstter, fer the reason, that Il house
is huzsf, IL anus; be dome before next
fall. This Will enable arrangement
necessary 70 secure good teachers, %
be perfected, and thereby enabling rs
to have this school opened next IA.
If the matter Is postponed much Ionge-
al the good teachers VI! have eL,creS
into engagements for the eorln=
scholastic year, and vt vi. 6ni ql.a-
1ifRculty IL securing tbosu suitable
% OFT warts Fels2~ citizens. lei Us
iook to this laDPcrtaa. &1sy wIthoa.
deiav.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

Smallpox preEslis - Eupr-a5sv
Throughout, the Mel >Gaaes LaE-
Shreveport voul5 nave j-ccu guB5erta
fvr.aRate II Z cas- O. to- Aal nc
happeDed asoDZ tia, vsr Gnu4Gr 81
cas- q Fr-asui5 Ezs 6rrusopc5 tAAs
CANE u. OF tn Scg.v. AM yesle-las
a cas- e. sma.a-IgE cam u o. tn
DanE.s1. hot vcE- cUapEc4 net
The wrse immaculate COUr=vtsl =,
tn pess-huGs= OF la F!Er- asroE. a.
Tnlts an AE5. ,'vrgv lhe cLy, u DrE-
tneE- - q cBlrre1 . 0ma- mrs = =;
aeni tBeu- Tn oe5Lau- use r- tn
IRen "a purpe4. WEa.@ Tins Is q
~sru.B- l. Z. e. saeclBas-- tneE- Is Il,
sDecIa. ea4s- To- a.arrz--ii HonEer rTser.
Tame
3. Esa5suS tn At,2vs az sau..a-
articles az tn, san slt!er'. a. ar
semanas5 c: tn s4gry Lyt- Of -.
CLlDs=- Pr,soDr- Ii. 50. tobaatz
a pa, AM is y ia ~ Dc4,s,-5 t.
prison 80, ?: hi. cr. gEa34A..s ~
R-oaEAaH- D=sFr- eaez eta=-. H-tnu,
rzal1e5 t4a: h oeelrae5 tse Ct q:
dezsruc1so-- an rc= sgn- D. gvall y
er9sla1 g. Geatz- u strrE 49, o:
ga .s~U 20 AGAR &: slas.-,-ss,z. an
4z7 lt8e- ia /: a7pT1ac1rs Dearr-.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

Trof1 t4- :. -gz-- Das- Se=>.
Z lr4rH- s9-rt- .. > LalslEE
-... - -. y a. i. i-.'a'aas4..-. 's.
t. sl-1- -ss1>.. 6=At.sz'- tie @ity tr.'a.
els.rrt IL. 2&s: rsgH,- IT, ioiz
tl.stan.. AaTah9 in c4sie'aE AshEl
aal-sr-- ..-f-. Fay. va.als tas=y arT=sis-1
a. D~1s=.H Y5tssa .ll ID, Trel44sita.ss. 50 -ser-
Icy l. -s'~Tasr Il -1atss4llaa. Uu
liz a. n. .a,' us.5rta- FAY braiDt43
hcaar t4Tr%i VIII a.. al. aas1 Al
s-usRIt7- l. al. q MAJ. AslAlsru AIs7E
i: i1@ asar- taAaae- L. t1l<7- Aa=i.
-".l: Sr.Ut-. tTan ,ieTss=.E vEisc aid
sr>.0rts- < e,suiEa-t 1.,E dGlcalNE %
E44atai4.c. l5e4E = Laas1rE. e"1t71
~ e NJ .ayBe. 3asy t11Ee'1 IL <
2a-l4 al toe Plantation aaa1 "n tEs.7
14sat rs-rrrn- 10 a-ys'e. 4tt-T tazy
sas,- a1Ael sEaPec aLs- Eeiar1-- lay
avs ala- VIII L4se AZ 1a1 l4s 4taF.t,E
"@'rE- H4s u45est E@s ItgLs@E. Lsc
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

o8aeh stands day after day. lie sees
the blRc SKY BY dsy, and tac starry
hszvsas sy aiyht. HehszFs the HTlsic
Of the free and happy binds As tasT
wzrbje their inviting notes The plain
tive me!ssiy Of the uighl-iB-ga5c tso1ts
softly on tire night breeze til. it strikes
his attentive ezr. He kGnws that ont
SIDE the rzu-e Of his vision and be-
. roBi his ssBse Of hearing nature tesnis
with iuuzrnsrAbic bczaties, brigbt AND
instructive. lie knows that OF account
Of his aaiet;aB all tissse pleasures ere
piaced b=yard his renth, H cEg7ot
enjav then xBd mas: therefore suffer
and be still. Is it Eott rsr Asnsisn to
patiently Lsr- triaI> like t4ese. and h
aide to szr IN Submission T. ht71 who
uas3e al tAesa gleraes. ''Tay vii. b
Lanc." Tbere Is saoLiaer sPc.5es Of
bereisr wbiel. shows isselE OF tn
6eI Of 5att8e; b1t a. n,y j1,igassn;
this d 10, t. troes. hcraisaa. Lon
llas deteuisn- tn pass u ThenEl@F~
,-Iu-tEc a5arsa q: To- III Lladre-
q: tI,. hate 81: B2s,s-A.e-ra-tle
stand saa3e by tn l@prraa. Garr3s .:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25
Csa.plIlaeaaary NssEces.

Orange Texas Tribune The Lake
i Charles EGsO has entered upon the
foHrteeBth year Of Us career. Oae Of
the eleaRest and best papers on our
exchange list, alEays Ligh-tOaei, hon
Orsble and fair, aad sc wish it con-
tiRaed prosperity.
Iberia Star: The Lake Charles
Echo. with the Aamber aOE before Us,
enters into the fourteenth year Of its
existence. las editor, J. w. BRIAN,
makes al excellent editorial for the
occasion, in which Is briefly explained
the manifold grievances with which
eouHtTy PRblisbeTs are constantly be
sieged. The Echo TAnks among the
first IN our estimation as being an in
teFestiHg and able Journal. We wish
our FcRerated contemporary InRny
more years Of existence and asefalness.
Lake Charles Commercial Thirteen
sears Of unparalleled success have
IaarSed the course Of our eoBieGnpO-
EaFy the Eeao. pssiisAed iH the town
0f lake Charles, and well Was this
success deserved. II has always been
faaHd RBslssken in its advocacy Of
as,assd DemSssstie PF3aGiPlez, and al
81 questions saikide Of g.slilss, a
strong supporter Of s-3ue4tien, moral
ity and progress May it live again
naRy long Years for The COED Of Cal
siasiae aHd Louisiana. LIS appearance
and style have always Ieheeted the
highest errElit aPsn IL t-liiaFs, l'r9l,ri
.'Evls zad pflaieFs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

Lafayette advertiser: MAJ bc the
Morgan company viii ind out after
awhile that tie shipper .. this parish
arc npt 80 completely esraeTed as they
seeIn la think. TIE tacs is iass d4wa-
ing 9:.aa ogr people lAst ll.rTe are
etAor markets brsid-s New Orleans
within their reAtL for the purchase Of
their supplies and the sale Of their
PFodaoe. 81. L9Gis. it b true. Is MANY
miles farther AWAY from Us than the
Gresceat City, bat it Ana not ID gen
Grady known lAzt the former Is the
cheaper market, and the cost Of trans
P0rtation from there is decidedly less
than what ne have been payiag the
Morgan COMPANY, 1t costs 10 get a
barrel Of fosr from st. Leafs via
Houston 81 D6, and via New Orleans
81 40. Bat this j. not all. We can
get iOml'sE frpm beaumont, Texas,
one huIdEed miles away, cheaper than
a Aew Iberia ninsteeli miles 4Eay aud
Al on ase9azt Of IFsasP9rtziisn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

THE FLooDs. - Narrowing reports
Of suffering want aud deprivation,
consequent upon The flooded condition
0f the rivers and waller courses through
0Ht tie States Of Louisiana, Mississip-
nj, Arkansas and Tennessee, continue
10 reach Us Jy eyery news avenue. The
people Irving along the banks Of tAe
81 Francis river have becu reduced TO
the necessity Of sustaining life 10y sub
sisiing Bpon the CAUCASUS Of the cattle
drowned in the food. And from al
most every direction the wal for relief
esn be Lesrd. The national govern
EneBt has responded nobly, and many
Thousand sutferers. are To-day indebted
to Enele Sam for promptly relieving
the paDgs gf hanger. We trust that
a more favorable condition Vt 4tfaiIs
will be reported in oar next issue
We The People.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

THE C[EBCELIo IL olaaaes have sseen
written about the earenliO and bow to
destroy this orshapl psst, lat perhaps
the cheapest and most etieetnal Way
sFsr yet Fscqs sslaaaeEaossI ) 10 ;saaks
smokes 0f coal Tar nnsler All the frees
IN the evening when the air is still aud
after the deE i,egins 10 fall A feW
dollars' vertll Of coal tar upigAi save
The fFait IF large PLAN sreianas. Il
Fb04la Ne repealed tao or lhrse tin1es
week 44iii tie e4r4llio Leaves Tbs
PLAN tTeGr. N s4aae ~ plpacft thL
3rsit
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25
Rsw maunr-srI Cor Ras Mann,

MacuTnni is eaten with relish
equally hy all civilized Europa.,
mnpIp. At the commencement nv
the ClUae Ui dinner, IN the charart,r
OF swent ~ ii suvnTy alike. it is do.
servedlv az popular vlthuut Us within
the frumtiurs ct its native land. But
she Incident winch originally gavo il
its NAME ls. we venture L. .haijev.
kn,wu Ia few Ut tiIuse-evun in 81
civ. its DirtiIniHCe-wiID imld il il,
the highest estsem. Once uBuB a
timr O wealthy Palsrmitau uibI.
owned q cUuk not DIiiy accomplished
l,cvsnd compare IL the practice Of
his DrUfessluu, but gifted by lsatBrr
with All inventive genius. One lay
in vuptur. Of culinary unmIn,,itior
TINS great artist dcvIstsi the iarin.-
ceuur ,uDee which all love So well
and tie suCuuiemt aCgessUrirs of ricb
sauce and granted PaTmesaD familiar
t. tuUsc WIN nave partaken uf ma.
carun al sugp III Southern Italy
Having filled q mighty china buwI
with this daiiCiUus compound. be sol
i bafurc ms lUTh-a gourmet OF fine
first waIeT-uut atUud BY. in tIel.r-
eut!al attitude. IL watch tiiu effect ug
h5s experiment. The first mDuthmJ
eliciIed tDp ejaculation, Cain
automatically equivalent IL "e1ce!-
lent il English, from the illustriuus
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

A Washington special SAYS: 20
report thai General Grant has been
fieeoed 10 the Wall street market, ana
is nov dead broke, is di=srpdited op
every hand. democrats are inclined
to believe the report gotten UP 70 ~
finenee congress in passing the pro
posed bill in Grants fayeE. salh 4
pEemiRent member Of the house II
that bill Of Grants is passed, iAe
people viii learn inside If i week thai
he has suddenly and tremendously &c,
covered ail IF his losses, nov FePQflsu
a. 50 hcarv,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

M n, STRICKLAND, Of Galveston,
sho was attacked about the lIth
instant with smallpox, has recently
died from tina, terrible disease /. j,
believed that he contracted the disease
IN scuie ether place, and upon his ~
turn 10 Galveston vas sEEitseu down
and died.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

Whist is q gentleman? Is it thing
Decked with 4 <carf-pin chain, and q ring,
Dressed in i suit of immaculate style,
Sporting al eyegiass. = lispe, and q smile
Talking of operas. concerts, and balls,
Evening assemblies and afternoon calls,
Summing himself ut "At Homes" and bazars,
Wishing Hlazurkas, and smoking cigars!
No, Stree Bob, not down here, not
IN this section, We cal. things of that
sort manikina, Besldes, Peaple here,
abuuts have too much to DO in fighting
cresa,ses aud getting hog aud HON
ony" to play doll Labies.-lN. Q.
Advance.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

Ma a. L. STIRLING car obtain two
letters By calling a; J. VI. Bryan's
store. These letters ere directed IN
J. ". Bryan's care, hence they are IN
his possession.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

VIZ GALL attention 10 the notice o:
the grand ball, published in this week
issue This bal! Is given for 4 Iauia-
ble purpose. and We hope Il vii be
well attended.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

TnE TRuE NIFE--Qfteniime I
have seen a tall snip glide los against
the tide s. il drawn hy some invisible
UuwIine. with q hundred strong arms
pulling il. IIcr sails werc untitled. het
streameFs were dSvopinC, she had nci-
ther side Vice! nuT Stern Eheei still
sIc muSeG on Stately. ia s,rs.Hc III
.nmph, a. with her Own life But |
knew that un the other SIDE uf the
snip, hidden beneath the greet bulk
tia; swan - maiesiical,y, IiieTe ras q
iI'tte iuIlsvfne zIeam Ing. With heart
Of tir,. anu arms vi iTuE4, that Us4- lug
ginC It bTa.eiy oIl. and / knew Il the
iiItic Steam lug unlVsIneG lrs-E aTHrs
AMI left tie SHY II wuuio Ealt.E and
roll aJvui, and d-iit nIltr5r ard ihltl,~r,
aud go of with the iutiueut iide uv
man hnuws whI;hcr And ~ l have
kHuwu ntTc tnau uuc genius, hjgN
d.cheG, TAI frri-Irird Idie-s,ti.eu, gay
,s=uuUnei ]. Jul lhat tot The base. iui.-
ing arm and brave ~aTfu.ir:sttiu- near
.: ia, faithful iIlt,e - lie Hast us=slieo
e.vs<. L. hiiu. - that uv Ntnd ~ Natc
could par: Iilefu. RurliL nase guiIc
down With ihe stream and t,aSc Us..;u
heard ii uv more--tt'i,>er Wem,.ei.
IlJtHie,.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

ISsECTs X ORcHAE0.-It has .,esn
proposed TO destroy insects il the OF
ehards, and among them the Goblin
moth, BY the following practice e:
First, WITHDRAWING the bodies aud
limbs Of the trees as high as practiea-
bIe, and, second, the latter part of
spring and before insects become very
active, pillow burrows each Say between
the rows Of trees, 80 a. 10 leave .
sqaare pieee Of snoetb gFouDi opier
each tre,; then scatter s9sue straw
lightly under the trees keeping it
aEsy ihEee OF fear feet from the
stems. aal Ia4ny insocis wili harlsor in
it. After t1H VI twelve days that the
straw las been thus spread under the
irees- ssne eyeniug, takiAg one Tree at
q time, set Ese,iGs the straw aud insects
Together. FsalOH NJ the pEacticc for
two Of three Years AND few insecls
Nil remain Eiek's Magazine.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

TRE meeting of the Louisiana Press
Association Is postponed until Asy
Is, 1852, On account Of high water.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

An appropriation Of $4,000. 600 for
improving the Mississippi river has been
fzyOEably reported in Congress
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

The HoUsraS DAnT Posi-" has
changed It's heading 70 The Daiiv
Post Though the change msy make
thc paper present Dealev appearance,
we fear il val not be beneficial 10 j.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

Galveston Civilian: A number Of
tie wsait5iest capitalists Of PhiIssdsl-
Phla have oEgaaized a corporation for
the FarPose of introducing iHi0 this
eourlFy The Bsrtho9d BoEsl system gf
underground electrical ssbelz, which
has -.eeu in usg for several years IN
EggoF,e
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

TAG printing and Publishing business
Of New York city employs nearly
sI1yOO0.OOO Of capital Tor lis use.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

THEr WILL po Ill want to see
the villain that wrote this article.
Where's the proprietor Of this paPer'
Hes ont
Where's the managing eahori
Hes out.
Where's the city EDITOR
He's out
Where's the rePoTters
He's out.
Where 'm I
MISUNDERSTANDING -jsmi
Two panes Of glass broken.
Nan'Ee out.
Man found on the Sidewalk and
carried 10 the hospital. NerdIct-
struck lightning. Still they will do A.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

IHE AsEl8so8a- sAEIs IN Ezev sat;
mas SeeoSBs az tn baes5 {: Aza-- 6:
-AbB,eriIr=- EszUthr- A35lss- = r5zl.-
SIaa4 par l. tAEsaieEss- o. a. sIae.-
AMI us- lgeaL t,sasls {: aeat- -
ass4zE aileers aaoIi5 Sc ID II taa.
sazc.aaassz Is IaA5e EeaeEz- = j.: is
aa= oEly s2is Eemelv sEasas: the
peyrrg1v Q: tAls ioaEasOEae 3lssase.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

How TO DETkoT ElSGIFIENT SMALL,
Pox.-The feeling Of tiredness ana
pain in the back are almost universal
and prominent symptoms, but the one
thing that distinguishes smallpox from
every other, is the hardness Of the
eruption. by pressing Or passing we
hand over the forehead OF legs, the
feeling is exactly that which wouid 70
caused By medium-sixed shot being
buried under the skin, and the seventy
Of the disease MAY oersainly be known
by the namber ar thickness Of ihess
shotlike bamps, IShFeysPeFt MESSY
Standard.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

Orange Tribune: Dallas a4s the
sceAe Of . tFagedy reeeaty which re-
EeYed the cits Of one Of its ahlest
saa most aggressive lawyers. ex-Alayor
J. n YlaaEG9Rd. BY the hands Of
Robert K C0wart. also q lawyer Of
some Bo1e. Bad blood had been ex-
listing between the two men for SOME
years. They met N the courtroom,
had some words; each dTeE a reyolyers
aud C'owart shot, sending i bullet
tbrqugh TbaFnoBd' BRAINS and Kill
gRg EIm INSTANTLY
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

Austria. wants more money to fight
the insurgents Notifications are to
be erected on the frontier. and an ex-
iFaoHiinarr meeting IF delegations
viii IL called for April.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

The world has been falsely educated
OF this subject IN the past, and even
R0v We beboid tine yoaBg Of the rising
generation being tapghr t. believe tins;
ia true hero Is either the protector or
exerater Of some sa-callei gresi
deed. There is By far more evil re-
setting from the medication Of sRah
an g3ea Of = hero o. hcraisln, than We
; Enzy hope 70 oounteract BY 6aEbie the
amount Of patieat tg5! taa: WAS usei to
.sBoccaiste the yaatataI EaiBi with saol.
errors, The belief, that III order to be
3 hero Won mBs: perform sogpe great
J and startling act, mas s. long existed
II the miuis Q: the ygzn- and old
taZzke, that il is we.. E,g.s imPoss! -sc
10 eraiicste L, and imgiEn, lasIca5
Thereof jas: and proper conception
q true bsraislD. Papais- prAls., II
sr!tip- from uAa: the worG s. eftel
} PruDounces grea, ana n2:,se, b1t which
+ Is gz;is frequently = ner~ sam. A.
caiczisaeI u make many bsi,ere tina
he who receives sac laz1at3oas i e.
realty 4 hecy Bst oz.y tn- more
, erc31goas W. l. sE2tIEasel b. taa.
gLlel s. mos. Is h.: e Seam an t-7y-
slgEifysn- nothing. WAan " We.
oousiir- and understand Waat. oaasts-
lzses trae beraisn ucDo: a1Iy I'M the
D2.-..er Of heroes greattg ap5 3astty
aggDes,c3, bz: ass- ,i.sogVe- taeu. IL
cerasal 0lLks ar arunues a. IL Al
vAleh o.. .ruaginst:o2 ncrer ArraL.-
tcr. 1accarcl . nery g. oe- gu5-me,:
ever peragirie5 Il. q rtAvF, tD=s a.
lssc5. : nrre Is 3e&Dc3 a. grel-
maa q. brare peEsop. Ia As trD-
a. Jar A. J: goe$, Oa: :, saolr, Ia
s1cr. cs tn. Win rr-Ll, taAs eg,2l
Cess @zaI-aa&Lao1 tae 2c1EEt-'1 a. T.
'eas: tn seIaoape- !: lasss.ss'''-- 1,
crue Drrossua VA c'na0e- s-E:r.E L.
,Esa: mez AL % .''a'~ !'rfs"as.
u.as- g: tn- irges, bcEoe~ VII. ua,c
a3ptDcl tn AZ AZ s-la- La=, ne.
V0ai- Z aaaoliee- aa- --A'7'"
taEoaZl Ia, .'asE srrss-s.'as- " H.
aE"eH:- a2"'a"re- Hu- -ns-o=-
Va tDra. - mn a"Pth1st.: as.
AZ tn tue Der"es. an FsA. =A!!''"o1'N
Q. gunGlD- DeE"lsl- W. s--sr-. =
sl'"n- t.sos< We 41'e <s.'e'e T. To-"
rrua-- c"2Prtarlss'- m -. -I3F,-
testso1, 4a5lncisH-. .. w lA>s''"'r- L.
Aa.s- lu3et- Z = =. Z. vi Ii.
I-Za- I-as - ausrr'- ~ az
l'erUaE.ss-, al raFErcts. -, ~ ralr-
LIZ alutar. a. Nc a. The 4aE2r-
0A.A. .: Il. IL seaIr- d: berors a..
sci ..7r. an u. Zu! tarG T. ia.
9BnEt.s Al To- -' -, {. a. z To pl.ae-.
IDe se1.... ~, @sss}la= -aase+.
--,taLt.g nm l,rrrrt rr.ar.t L T..
sLuls Q: to- 4Ah-aaxu-. mathematics
an sl,rDers, an pAlrZttr ,.,-iAl8cs
l.. he c.a-acg-. L. DrF---.- cE.r.~
,.-.,- I,.E-,.5 - ,-.-,e... $3.50. H..
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

THAxKs 30 Mr. ]. W. Allen, Of Lake
Charles, fer subscription to EcHo.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

IHE Southeast Texan, Published st
Jasper, Texas, recently changed hands,
Mr.. APseolnb NOrveii retiring and
Mr.. T. H. Robinson having purchased
same. The Texan Was E vel edited
and nestly printed paper, and It viii
require more than ordinary ability 10
replace the retiring editor. We wish
the new management fine weather, fair
wind and smooth waters OF its oRg ard
course upon an unknown sea.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

Iul-sE BLATpaEoEbs APPOINTMENT:
and combinations b. the yaeaE: seat OF
the Supreme Count bench meets with
general VPProva. by the press Of the
country. lie is eminent as I lawyer
and mas never taken part prominently
al political affairs. Judge Gray and
Judge Blatchford viii add dignity 10
i tribana! that has Of late fallen very
low in the esteem Of the people.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

VIZ HAVE receive bve numbers Q:
'' The Advance" pane c: = col
umns, and Published an New C'rtsaRs
It Is not only attractive Al appearance,
Lut contains attractive reading maLse-
Tor its readers. Asy the ADVANCE ete-
be found lEae 10 iGs eAee.ier. nsce19.
'' independent, ViE,iiaE,, ProzTzzs5ve- "
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

Two ~ USE. - Tnr SuEisezs;
Texan and NeNs-Boy Pubs.snel q.
Jasper. Texas, cOHsulidGie5 Mari
l0th, Iss2, and CONES 10 u this 1eeE
aBdeF lis Rew Rame- /. = = Page. ao~
u thirtv tao eosamE>- an fine III
pointed advertisements an3 Eool ssa--
iRg matte An this EE,oz ms- tasss
Glso b gTsszlv increased ssgeazt-, -
the zls4 e. tae ECa5.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-07
first Premium Tor Flour Awarded TO the
Anchor Milling Compnnv

FROM 81. Louis Post Dispatch, October
~ Mr., John Crangle, OF the Anchor Mill.
ing company, of this city, exhibits with
much pride the blue ribbon and diploma
winch was awarded the -four of his COM
pshy at The ialr last week. The experts
VINO were appointed for the purpose of pass.
ing upon the different samples of flour Of
Tered for their inspection, were unani.
nous in finding that the nour ol
the. Anchor Milling company was su.
perior to that manufactured, not ONLY
IN IL, st. Louis, but in all states in tho Union.
Their verdict must be gratifying to the cit.
isenS oil this city as it is pleasing 10 the
Anchor Milling company. The fact that
the hrst premium was awarded TO the
Anchor Milling company is more note.
worthy Tor the reason that the Anchor Mills
nave been in operation for period of only
little over eight months. The Anchor
Milling company pride themselves on their
celebrated brand, "Crangle's Hungarian, -"
as 0elng the finest flour made in the world.
ms celebrated -four is for sale either at
wholesale or retail by the agents, Bryan 4
Bradshaw, SIS Elm street.