davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
9lus 2anaenbura, 18. eyuli, mir

= Nus gangenburg, Is. Suit tpirb
bem us6tpdb. Merfur" gei6rieben:
@ie mir bernebmen, tpiro Sc. 9ur9l.
Der Tiirit 9ermann gu 9obenlober2an=
genburg in Ben nddften Sagen cine 2
Monate tpdbrenoe &eile na6 ben itorb=
6hli@en @egenben Der Ser. 9taaten
uno @anaoa antreten. SIT Die &eile
audi nur nit benz pribaten 3tped unter=
nommen, Die amerifanii6en 8erbdltniiie
aus eigener Nnl6auung fennen gu ler=
men, 10 miro iie oo6 fiir ben Giriteu,
Der befanntli6 an Der Spibe unierer
&olonial6eitrebungen iiebt, aud nad
bieier &i6tung bin ber Nnregung uno
bes SntereHanten genug bieten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
Ser heut1d,e 9feihsfansler

Ser beuti6e 9tei6stansler -ioG,
miBgeifimmt, gu Serrn BON gennigien
geiagt baben: 8eben Sic bod
aud mad Nmerifar
Wie mir aus natiDnalliberalen GreiIen
b0ren, tpirb bic grri6tung zines Senf=
mails beabli6tift, pel6es Die Snf9rift
tragen iOd:
y 81 a 6 amerifa geben nil
ni1t!"
(Wespen.)
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(Nprt[ebuna foInt. J

***r *rWer inlmermdbrenb unsufrieben
in einem Srte 1T, tpirb ielten sliidIi6 in
einem anberen li9 fiiblen". Simmer
tpabreno tpanbern Meni6en bonn Often
na6 benz gBeHen, bonn Norben mad
ben Siioen, ober umgefebrt, nit benz
Wuni6e einen geiunben Nufentbaltsort
5u finoen. Menn fie nur ii6 5ufrieoenz
iteuen tpiirben, linb ipenn lie franf lino,
bas beriibmte 9tieren=&raut gebrau6en,
ipiirben lie biel beler ab iein. Oas
ganse 90rperfDfem fam bur6 bies einz
fade, aber pirffame Seilmittel itets in
autem 3ulfanbe erlalten tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

= 9ie uSdgl. &c." erbdlt BON einem
ibrer Gorreiponbenten Die folgenbe inte-
reiiante8ere6nung: Das beutide Seer,
als cine eng aufgeidloiIene Marideo=
Tonne ge6adt, mare 70 lang, bak, penn
feline Spibe in Mani5 einridte, bas
lebte @lieb eben erf gbbtfubnen an Der
ruilif9en @renSe perlieBe. Wenn es
unaufb0rli6 Sag uno Na6t bur6 elm
Sbor marl9irte, 10 tpiirbe es gum 9ur9=
suge zines bDllen Monats be6iirfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
tspHnunD IDA
Berlin herif

= Berlin beripri9t nit Der 3eit cine
iiberaus fromme Staot au tperben. =
Weniger Der &irdfpile, als biel=
mebr bic Sempelfpiele fomnten
bort INNER mebr III Slor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
0er a,pftpffIce Grd,a.st,e,

GDmmers & sllebIimger gi9en=
tbinier, fiibrt bic beHen Weitte, gbam=
pdgner, Misfies, Qiqu6re, feines Bier.
eiubeimiI1e un6 irflportirte gigarren.
Gas 2ofal 1T Iuftig unb 8erdumig unn
8iaarbipieler fiiiben ntebrere 5if9e bei
befen 6abriten oes 2anbes. [1,2,1S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
Mihter. yHie fnmmen eie

= &i6ter: Wie fommen Sic baau,
6ieien 9errn 81 perflagen, er bat bod
nur geIast: Sd berii6ere Sic! = &lds
ger: Sa, eben besbalb, bas 1T cine So
fannie! Ser 9err iit ndmli6 ber Meent
elmer S9weine 8erii6erlngs @elell=
i@aft!-Mu!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

s9-Glr 5 Gents fam man bon
Weas, &i6arbion & Co., Burlington,
ST., sefdrbte probeartifel aller S6attiz
rungen, an benen bic rOiamant"= =6ar=
ben benubt moroen, nit @ebrau6s=Nn=
tpeiiunq erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

= paris. 9tm 8. fo6ten Der @tabt=
ratb Santon unb Der &ebafteur Der
v2anterne" Diaper ein 9uea nit einanz
Der aus, bel ben Santon am 0al1e,
ber 6ano unb am S6enfel bertpunoet
Durbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

- Cine alte Wdrterin, last: ,,Dr.
Nders @n8liidb Hemebp" 1T bas befe
Wittel seseu Suiien, Brdune ober Dipt .
erie. Bel aQen Apcttetern gu ba5en.
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enIIihnit & Gp.

Ser betannte G6ubbdnbfer 5. Marz
fin bat feia GeI6dft ait obige 0irma
beffauft un6 iuerben bic 0erren 5i9 nid)t
mllr bemiIben, Die alte &un6l9aft bes
@ef9dftes 5i erbalten, ionbern au9 inl=
nter mebr iiene 2unoeit 5u erperben.
5ullipon& 60. bcben ni6t nur
oas bette unb setpdblteite Eager in Sae
nlens urlo Gin0erf6uben, fon6ern ibre
maaren Sei6nen fi6 aud burd preiss
ipiiroiefeit unb Sauerbaftigfeit aus.
Die 9erren erbalien forttpdbrenb rteue
3utnbren uno liefern baber bas NlIers
mobernIte. Mtan faufe S6ubaeug nur
Bel ibHeit, penn mon gut bebient fem
auill.
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Sic .,Qon6on Sruth" fdlldqt Dem

Sic uH0n6on 5rutb" 1@ldgt 0eIll
6iirlen 8ismarf Dor, cine Sniel, 130
Meilen lang unb 80 Meilen brett, i'm
@oIfe bes ST.. ..2orett3itromes gelegen, gu
elmer beutl9en &olonie ansufaufen. @r
f0nne fie fpottipoblfeil, ndmli6 I'M
10000 baben.-Ofenbar 1T yteu=
funblanb genleint, unb iomit Gin grim=
mer Sobn oeuti6er &olouie glane
beabf9tist. 9enn biele Sniel 1T abe
iolut 6es 9lnbaus unfdbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

= Nner's Mgue Sur iff elm rein bege=
tabilif6es, tpirfiames 6ieberbeilmittel,
bas frei bon @binin unb miniralii1en
@ubftansen iid in Dem f6limmsen Gal=
len rig beilfrdftig ertpielen bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

0ie Mieberbeiebumg Der Stelle
eines fatbolif6en Gelbprobfes Der beut=
f6en Nrmee ffebt, tpie bic berliner
r8oll. 3tg." bort, tpirfli6 bebor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
: Maaere Menfheu,

Wells Health Renewer felt bic
9efunobeit wieber Der nno siebt 8roft,
turirt Wasenidwdde, rlnfrudlbarteit unb
anbers @e'&ledtsfebter. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

: Ser 3. 8. Skinner, Wtt. Calm,
fagt: sd gebra6te 8romns Giien=
Bitter sesen We6lelliieber uno murbe
in 3 Sagen gebeilt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

= @eines Blut erbilt bic @eiunbbeit
Or. 9lders yloOb @lirir" pirb prn ben
berpcrrasenbften Ger3ten empfcblen. Sci
allen Npotbefern su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

*Sauienbe bon 9anen erinnern f1
nit innigfem Dante ber 6ilfe bic ibnen
bur6 2pbia 6. Binfbam's pHanaen=
Mi9ung 3u She'll getpor6en.
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= Serr 9alnilton, ennis, iagt:
pgfit 8ergniigen beseuse i9 ben Wertb
BON 8rotpns @iienzBiiter. gs fat mid
BON unber6auli6feit gebeilt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

= Gin norb0euti6es glatt beri6tet,
baB bic p&Oln. 3tg." cine 9luhage
bon "a, 700, Die nNeue freie preHe" eine
Iuflage bon $4,000 grempla1em babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
ssiimf5is Grampi= 9lnfa llc TIT 24 gtmm
belf.

sd bate mebrere Ser beiten Merate
bier, oi6rieb Wm. 6. 3anner bon
9abton Ohio. u5ie fagten mir ale,
6aB mein &inb feline 3 Wo6en leben
fOnne. IS bate SO &rampfanfdae in
"a Stunoen. Wir gabem bemielben
@emaritan Nerbin e unb bic Me=
6isin beiuirfte cine ooll tdubige9eilung
9ruggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

= Osspepaa Der Sefdbrlid1e 5stnD
eer @eiunbbeit. mtlo bu,d, Nnwenbun8
bon ,.Aders Dpspepna= Tableto" turi,t
Bel alien Mpotbefern gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
La. S. L..

DIE 2euiliana StnatsIotterie 1T bie stnslee, tls
pcn einem @saase ss3astert parbs.
Qpuifiatla @tate Qptterp Sc,
Dtsss Salitui purbs In Salse 1858 fas G.
stebHnBs> unb Wp9ltbdtigteite 4me6e ven My
StaatsltetsIatur fur ben 8eiiramm BON fanfunbs
tnansig Sabren 8ffeeIi9 tnfprpprirt rsit einsD
aapital bon 81 ,e0e.o0c, 10 psl@sm Ne isit9es
tlnen &tifrsefrnb bon $3.50 900 1imsueefaat tat
Durb ein aterf9weasIiHes 8otnm mugbtn t3w
Rs4tf Elm xkfiI Der aeeenpxstjeen Gtaatsspa-
Rtsution, angenpmmeA an 2. Detember 1879.
Sprt srp6tu 8tt9uneta soH etnaeIaen
RumueYa fuben mplatIi@ ftait. RiemeIe ulfb
ssae 8iebnrB Sesf@pbsn. @anIeif naAluIasnbsa
Wlan.
GrpBe n1Dnatlide 3iebuns ber
Classe 81
Dienifas ben "A. MuSui 1888.
aas uaisr. tanftissn 8sstnnssn enbeaaast anses
@uffsds rnc Getiuns bet 0entrdle
8. o. NsgRxegara uon grnisiauR nns
Suhal 9. 0aEIB ra2 %ixgixieu.
@amptprets $75, 5,O0O.
100000 di6ets au SIS iebes. 9guns
t9eile IN Jiinftel i'm Berbdltnie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

@elamntiun,'ne Der aussablunsen $4,881, $50
Besen Der @abrbeit Obiser sbatladea ber,
ipeiien mir bas' Tublifum, auf bic 8eamten Der
genannten @orporatiOnen, nnb ipeaen Der @e-
feblidfeit ano unierer SteIluns auf ben Mdbor
ano bic 8eaniten ber 5tabt Nem SsIenns iinb
anf bic Staats- uno .. ct. geamten bon
youifiana- gSir beanipruden, in um|ern @e-
fddften gefeblid, cbrliA uno correct su1ein,
geraoe tpie anoere @efGafte i'm 2aaoe. Der
Stanb nniereS @elbdfts nnterlnd)t Derben uno
unfere actieH iperben felt Sabren- bon ben Bro.
ters berfanft unO bon bielen unierer befaAnte-
item unb geaGtetffeu 8iirger geeignet.
M. u. 9ampbin, YrdiSent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

&n0pfe, Beiabartifelsfiir Domenz
fleiber uilb W6id5e. ioipie fir 8ettseug,
biuiga BET Gamous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
sROUGH ON R.ATSv

gertreibt Sfutten. Wtdufe, Siotbausen,
Gliesen, @meiien,. gettwan3en, Stinftbie=
e. Is genta. Bei Npcttefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11

Brabanoter, 9aIeaciemne, gas
xiler, @ufffdbe. Gddiii6e unb leinene
@piten in GROCER 9Iustpabl binigft beim
famous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-11
Summer 361.
sletp Orleans, /. aInsua 1888.
Mm Das NmbIifut,t.
M an b riife feIbf

General SSoftmeiiter 0refbam bat cine ab.
ii9tlide uro maliti0ie unnabrbeit in 8esua
amf ben ebarafter Der 2ouiiiana State 2otferv
eompanb per0iientlidt. gsaditeben6e 9batfd.
den tperoen baber benz Tnblifum sur Briifuno
borgelegt, unt au beipeiien, bab feline 8ebaubs
tungen, mir fibrten elm betriiaerildes geid,aft.
nnipabr unb falid fin6.
Betra9 Der Weminne, melde burd) bic Qnuis
iiana 2ottery Company bonn l. Sanuar 1879
bis gum beutisen DATUM ansseSablt purben:
Mnn Die Soutbcrn Grpreb Co., glep Orleans,
8. M. gSeseoat, Wanaser. 81, ,s66. 800
YIN Die 2ouiiiana Staats. Rational.
Bans, $. S. Sslesbs, Eraiiben, 463.900
an bic 2ouifiana Staats. National.
8anf, g. s. 8enneby, Yraiibent,. 125 100
Yin bic 0nuiiiana NationaI. .8anf. u.
;, 8alblpin. @rdfbent -. $3.50
Yin bic Union National. .8ont, g.
gbarlarOn, saifirer . ......... 64.450
An Die @iti;ens 8aut, 6. 8. garriere,
;, graiiSenf $1,000
an Die @erinania @ationaIbant SuIes
Gafarb, Yrdibent 10000
Yin Die Sibernia sfationalbanf, gbas.
: gaIfreb, @aifirsr 81 900
An Dte @anaisBant, 70 Sobb, @aiiirer 1880
an Die MutuaI gtationalbanf, Sol.
aRit6el, eaffirer ......'. 5000
:. eumma $s,25s,65o
gasbeaablt in Saminen unter $1,000
In ben berf9iebenen Sfiiren ser
@ompasnie 2,627 ,4I0
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-09-29
PUT A BRAND ON HIM

"Women are a necessary evil he said,
bringing down his list hard on the counter to
emphasize the heartless remark. 1t was in
the village store at West Milton, Saratoga
county, and the speaker was the central
figure Of group OF bueholic philosophers.
He was homely, slOyenly and sixty.
''There's where ! differ from you alto
gether,' said MIR. George I. Graham, Of the
same place. 6 Women are mostly what men
make 'em. When husbands arc bFutes wives
will fall into submission or make home hot
for the men and they're unnatural in either
character. Love theH and especially be
good to them when they're sick, and you'll
have no trouble. There's my own wife, now.
She's suffered good deal with dyspepsia,
nervous prostration and other ailments that
took the bloom of her cheeks and the spring
out Of her steps. Wen, she saw an advertise
ment of PAKKERls TONIC, and thought it
would be Just the thing for her ease. Gen
tlemen, sent 1--WE miles after a bottle. She
took It. / sent again after more. So several
times. Trouble? Why, If you could see how
much good il has done her you w0ald say
that women arc the greatest OF Gods bless
ings, and PARKETis roNIC is the next.
This preparation, which has been known as
PARKERls GINGER ToNIC, win hereafter be
called simply PARKERis ToNIC. This change
has been rendered necessary hy substitutes
imposed upon their customers by unprinci-
pied dealeFs under the name OF ginger and
as ginger IS really an unimportant haYoring
ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
There Is no change, lOTegaT, IN the prepa-
ration itself, and all bottles remaining in the
hands Of dealers. wrapped under the name OF
PARKERi s. GINGER Tonic contain the genuine
medicine If the fac-simile signature Of HIscox
& 90. ia the bottom Of the outside wrapper.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-09-29

Baton RoUGE. La, Sept. u, 1883
To the Teachers of Louisiana ISs66 all friends
OF Education
For several years past, during the summer
months, Institutes have been held in several
of the Southern states under the auspices of
the Peabody Fund. aud with the approval of
Dr.. j. L. NJ. Curry the distinguished Gen
eTal Agent for distribution Of the same.
Il is difficult to OvcTestimatc the advau-
tages that have resulted IRON these insti-
tutes. Among the people, deeper and
broader sentiment has been awakened in IA
Yor of education. and, everywhere, teachers
have been stimulated to renewed energy and
zeal in their chosen profession. Many valu-
able suggestions and much useful iuforma-
ton have been disseminated. tending to pro-
mote the efficiency OF the school systems Of
the South
In series of institutes, TO be held under
nv supervision, during the months of Octo-
Der and November, teachers will be instruct
ed i'll the science aud art Of teaching. and
also iu school management, by the Rev a.
B. Horne, who has been Principal OF the Key
Stone State Normal School for six years, and
who has been engaged in conducting insti-
tItes eversssince 1855.
1t is earnestly requested that parish secre-
taries or superintendent, throughout the
state, use the full extent of their influence, If
not official authority, to induce all teachers
to attend one or more of these Institutes.
Let all teachers understand that the Institute
is not to be an examination, but let them
know, at the same time that preference will
be given to teachers who seek progress of
their vocation.
All teachers in attendance will have the
privilege of free participation in the discus
sions which occur at stated intervals.
Institutes will be held at The following
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-09-29

OK Monday, it was current in New
Orleans that a conference, touching
upon the political situation, had been
held between Gen. Ogden and Gov.
Nichols, and that certain plans and
agreements had been made. 4 re
porter of the City Item was commits
stoned to interview Gen. Ogden in
reference to the matter. Calling upon
the genera and stating the object of
his visit, the reporter was insnltingly
informed that he (Ogdrn) wanted
nothing to do with him or his paper.
The Item representative seems Ia have
been composed of the right kind of
material, and before quitting the COM
pany of Gen. Ogden he gave him the
following parting shot;
look here, General. before I leave
your office permit me to say to Won
that am not a dcok-hand or a quite
roller. You, Gen. Ogden, must respect
me in my official capacity, and vou
also must not attack me personally and
treat me with disrespcct because The
Item may not think like You on certain
issues am a gentleman, ami Won, or
anybody connected with you, cannot
i'll treat me. have acted gentlemanIy /
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-09-29

A FEW days ago We were in the
parish Of Caleasieu, aud from all the
information we couhd gain on the sub
ject, that parish willSAe solid for
Nichols in the nominating comvcn-
tion.-St. Laadry Democrat.
What portion OF the parish were
you in? And from whom did you
gain your information Iou were
not down this way, else you would
tell different story. If anyone told
you Calcasieu parish will be solid for
Nichols IN the nominating conven-
ton, they were either wholly ignorant
Of the sentiment existing tliroug hnut
the psrish, or they were guying
,yon, being aware of your preferences.
No, sir, 6aleasien is not solid for
Nichols. Ne deny your assertion,
and will prove it at the proper time.
Cut this ont and paste it conspicu-
0nsly for fainre reference. II may
serve 10 remind you on some other
occasion thai the Eouo speaks the sen
timeuts of the people Of the parish in
which il is published.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-09-29
sale of sixteenth Sections
N-OTICL Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ON Saturday, Oct. rs, ISSS.

DIN Saturday, Oct. 13, ISsS,
Twill offer for sale at the Court House door
IN laid parish, at II q clock q NJ. the follow
ing described Sixteenth School Sections in
Eighty acre lots tO-wit
In Township :, Range 9, West lots |, ., g.
T. >, 6, : and s, containing Eighty loO) acres
each
In Township E, Range 9, West lots l, Q 8
!, 3, {, : and s. containing Eighty $50 acres
each.
In Township Q, Range s, W. lots l. ., 8, l.
), 6, and 5, containing Eighty t6OJ acres
each.
In Township 10, Range s, West, lots l. .
3, + 3, 6, : and s containing Eighty $780,
acres each.
In Township :, Range :, West, lots l, Q, 5,
4, 5, 6, and 5, containing Eighty (SD
acres each.
in Township 6, Range :, West, lots l, ., 8,
I, ), t, and s, containing Eighty (S0) acres
each.
In Township 5. Range 6, West, lots !, .. 8,
!. 3, =, and s, containing Eighty t6O) acres
each.
In Township 6, Range 5 West, lots /, 2. s,
1, 5, E, and s, containing Eighty 1907 acres
each.
In Township I. Range 6, West, lots !, ., 3,
t, 3, 6, aud s, containing Eighty 800 acres
each.
The above land will be sold on the follow
ing terms and conditions: Ten per cent. in
cash on the day of sale the balance in Nine
~ Annual Installments, the interest TO be
paid on the whole amount annually at the
rate OF Eight Der cent per annum, the whole
shall he made payable to the Auditor Of
Public Accounts, secured by Special Mort
gage on the land sold and personal security
in solido until final payment Of principal and
interest w. h. HAJTCHHNS.
Treasurer Calcasieu Parish
Lake Charles, La. Sept. s, 1888.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-09-29

WTH two or three more papers like
the Yindicator, the McEnery boom
will collapse. So much froth and
fnry aannat last long. The indicator
IS i good paper, but is forgetting It's
subscribers in too much zeal for its
fayorite candidate. GO slow, neigh
bor.-MarksaiIie Revieg.
Had the Review stated IN plain
English that it feared the result Of
the YindicatoF's sledge. hammer blows,
/. could moi have been more apparent
thin die above. What docs the Re
view think Of lie nameaake, published
ii the same city. ENatchitoshes,) 10
which the yiDdicaior has It's being
THAT paper is even . nore enthnsi-
assic supporter Of Nichols than the
vindicator is Of sIcEsaery. Il goes to
far grealer extremes and degotes more
space to tic eampalgn Is il " forget
ting ii saaacrihsrs in toe much zeal
Iag IL fagorits candidate
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-09-29

a FATAL boiler explosion occurred
at the bridge beng constructed over
Red river, near Shreveport, Saturday
evening last. Five whine men were
killed, their bodies being fearfnlly
mulilated and blown into the river.
Their names we're as follows: James
Summers, Al. Umphrey, Vim. Thomas,
John Mallory aud John Burke. Five
others, three white and two colored
men, were wounded, ono Of them,
Abe Gilliland, eoIorel, moFlaIly.
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Chicago Northwestern Zimmerman.

'D's's 9 northwestern western LumOeF"an'
90 y o o"rF*' factory, WIZ" a '"Pl''' o.
S ,''' Is 10 Dc e>''O''9''''' d N"S""'
"tu,E'"'
In, Inc price o' logs III '"' "''%''''5
t n"ou o. 11S'o orr oFFE'"' IA" ""''''''d
VI" - !" 90 IL '''''"N""''.
All raiousr CITY, eastern Washing
ton Territory, lumber IS worth "n,%
$40 Il Thousand, ami wood but s. "
cord.
The {. ), Aibro company, Cncin-
natl Ohio, recently ca, 1850 feet Of
extra choice veneer from = French
walnut bur!.
Duncan Co,,hio /. r.. r,,or,:,. so7l
244o moro. ,f ,',n. l.n,I ,,r ,In C,,,n.,,
DnIn,h #;,tric. ~ S;m,n ! (I,rnh,
nf D.Iro,t \i,.I s,r sT ono
:, p"f''I Tree WIS '"'''E ca, near
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Col. ,Bohu r. Smart

On Thursday evening We were ap-
preached by a prominent citizen Of
Lake Charles md asked if VIC were
aware Of the fact that Col. john Il.
Smart, Of Vernon, possessed IN an
eminent degree the necessary Qualifi-
cations for goycrnor Of the great Stale
OF Louisiana. The question was an
swcrrd in the affirmative, and We were
then requested t. make mention of the
fact through tho columns of the Echo.
We do 50. checrfulIv, though We arc
well aware that Col. Smart has no IN
clination or desire to again engage IN
politics. Thirty Years in the State
Senate and the House, to say nothing
of other responsible positions held 10y
tins old Romanln Louisiana, has fully
satisfied him SO far as political hunors
arc concerned. and now IN his dcclin-
ing years he much prefers the peaceful
eujoyncnts of private life There are
few more slannch, true Democrats
than Col. Jno. r. Smart. 1t is said of
him that he once rode 100 miles 10
vote the Democratic ticket.
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STRENGTH

to vigorously push q business,
strength to study a profession,
strength to regulate a household,
strength to do a days labor with
out physical pain. All this repre-
sents what Is wanted, In the often
heard expression, "0hl | wish |
had the streagthl" If you are
bechsn down, have AOt eOeegy, Or
feel a. If Efewas hardly WOrhliV-
Ing, you can be relieved and re-
stored to fobusthsafth aadstreagth
BY taking BR0WN'SfR0N BIT
TIERS, which is a true tonie-a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases,
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Or the press oil New Orleans, the
Picayune stands alone aid unseconded
in its opposition to Gov. McEuery.
The Bee, of that city, the oldest and
most influential French paper in the
state, has announced its support Of
Coy. McEnerv.