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roL. JOHN LENTZ CAMP. No. %, s. Of v
day OF each month, Reher's Hall Ed. .Millel,ca
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O. G. T., meet Friday night of each week J
Femnlars invited. w. II. KERN Q. !
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The Secret Societies.

~ q. E., meet Monday evening Of each wee
x, In tiabel's Hall Eagle's cordially invited
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AIT THE BEST-oAKLEY'S PERFUME
J AT THOMAS DRUG STORE,
BANK STREE
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1FRS. DETsoHIRsCHSKY, Lehigh street,
M headauarters for dry goods notions, pr
visions. groceries, &c. txy-Patronage solicited
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rTIHB LEHIGH WAGON CO., Limited, factor
i on Bank street, manufacturers of buiche
baker, milk, truck and express wagons "A
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n nOCHESTER BOTTLING HOUSE., Thos..
II Beck, Bank street, lager beer, ale. porte
ginger ale, &c. Your orders are solicited.-&
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
letter From Waco, Tex.


BAFL0E UNTYEEsFTT, WACO, TEX,
April g. 1855.
Editor Echo;
The graduating exercises Of the CONNER
cisi department Of Baylor University last
Friday evening passed OF very pleasantly
and pfphsa5ly. After sone preliminary OK
efCTses consisting Of music and Eseitatl9ns,
the commercial graduating class came opon
the rostrum. Professor J. c. F. hygeT,
principal of the commercial department,
made a short bat pointed address to the
class, after which he presented the gFadu-
ates with their diplomas, making o short and
appropriate remark TO each. After the
diplomas had been presented, @T. Hoard 2
member Of the class, and on their behalf,
presented Professors Kygsr and Onsley each,
with q pen, as a token Of their high regard
aud appreciation Of their kindness,
J. b. Scarborough, Eco, Of Waco, then
made an interesting ahd Instructive address
70 the class and school This was l0loWen
BY q vocal solo by Miss Rosa King, Of Waco
The Rev DR.. Halsell, Of Waco, made an ad-
dress In which he gave valuable advice 70
the class and school At large following
which was instrumental music b. Miss Eu-
genia Bryan, Of Lake Charles, La
DR.. BnrlesOn then made a few remarks
after which the audience and school were
dismissed.
Professors Kyger and Onsley have deter
mined 70 carry on the commercial depart.
ment 10 q grand success, and In great
| measure they have reached II, Young men
| who desire a thorough, practical business
educstiOn, Will find that the commercial de
paFtment Of Baylor University is one thai
| offers the best advantages and the cheapest
rates OF any commercial college IA the Soath
| Being connected with the largest institution
| Of learning west Of the Mississippi river, j
! can offer advantages which but few other
can equal. }. w. EyERETT.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
THE ELECTION.

While lie official returns have not
yet been made we are justified 10 say
Ing that Governor Nichols has swept
the State By q majorisy Of $4,000,
nearly doubling tue naiority received
BY Governor heEnery four years ago.
Az opinion prevailed, it seems, 10
North Louisiana that Governor War
mouth woud carry the southern part
Of the State and would perhaps reach
the mouth Of Bed river With 10000
majority. This pat the northern part
Of the State - work 10 order 10 over.
come this expected majority. II
seems, however, the southern part Of
the state vas equal 10 the occasion.
The report that Wamoih would roll
Up such a Iasge majority was m.
founded. ID parishes where regular
nominations we're made BY the Demo.
Gratis for parish officers, Governor
Warmoth received very small pei
cent Of She votes. In those parishes
where nominations were rot made The
eagefness and excitement for ID,
local officers caused ! neglect Of ths
State ticket 10 some extent, and i
those parishes Warmoth received
| bis largest vote.
/ There will De 81 near a. can be %
eersained ap 10 this time only abou
1 four Republicans 81 The Senate 90,
seven Republicans Ii tho House Q
Representatives. The result 81 Obi
election will certainly dispel tie ide
that 20 largely obtains among the Re
pnblleans n tic North, that Louis
iaua can be carried for the Rspubiica
nominee for president thisfall.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
KBKBEkB

DYER.-At bis home At Babb's Bridge, La,
on Sunday, April 81 1883, ct 4 O'Clock
an, Mr.. Hadiy Dyer. A
He leaves a devoted wife and four alice
tlonate children 70 mourn his loss. He was
born in the parish Of Rapides, near Babb's
Bridge, and has ever resided near the home
Of his childhood.
He was dealer in live stock and as bust
ness man be was honest, truthful and perse-
vering. As q citizen there are none who can
fIl bis place so well as he. He was always
ct the front, ready and willing 70 do All In
his power 10 promote the general good Of bis
country. With a generous heart be was ever
ready 10 assist the poor and afflicted, Wher-
ever they might be.
AS son be was loving end obedient, as 3
brother be was aieetIonate aud kind, 80 q
husband and father be was kind and devoted
aud as Q friend and companion he was ever
cheerful and ready 70 speak . kind word 70
ali, thus spreading sunshine on AL around
him. His motto seemed 70 have been, edo
good to ALL"
Alas that one Of 30 much use to hisfelloE
/ man should die 50 soon, but be has done hIf
4 mission among men and now has gone %
| 1--we with angels in that celestial elime, where
there can be no more parting Though
q 5Tis hard to give thee up,
l With death 50 Ike gentle slunheE on thee.'
We can only hope 70 live 90 that we mas
meet him In that world beyond. His family
and relatives have the sympathy Of all WHO
knew hun, for 10 know him was but TO lOYl
him" May the bereaVed ones live 50 thai
they can meet the husband. father, brother
and son ii that home where sorrow anf
death cannot enter
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

NEW ORLEANS, Ia g, Aprfl q, 1888.
The weather conditions during the past
week ExsepEfBg the lack o. rainfall have
been EF7v favorable 20 the growing crops,
ana % pigMlzg and planting iG tbe northern
and gaEs1Fal sections Of tine eaate.
TEe mean seEnD egEauet Tor me Eesh mas
baan sIEhsET HH0Vg sEs normal o. tbs cores
DuvaFRg ueez q paB4 tWsnty years In the
SusHT5aE q the EsnAe and Albert the normal
a5EsWhs-s
,Tsszs haz been 10 ap1reeiahie rainfall 10
n.w sF E7fF sagasnaE from which reports Tor
Sac EaeiE ussa received SHOWERS are need
q % aEiaZ- - EaG EltB1E and con q the
E-szE RsugaEE 30 Inc growing crops OF Eae
57sl1si5aGz nElE sEatzlE seCsi1ns-
Auasasr ETaslE Of sunshine aas had q laEoE-
hhis gEanE N8E al GLASSES Of EARN w1E&- Inc
aezraz1aEn alzlils- Tire pIEr week aas ranged
l-lnr ; b q Aa1Ve the normal
A. Mswr9e azlf m men q Ea5G fzHE On the
Zlf1 ASH 4qzE- no damage EaerGfr9EI- Kahn
VsET Bsne3g5zL
Az Ez1eE67 Ill needing EzzH7 corn IL
1iaazesL aEsE eNEsHu about hzff dJlE.
/ A EaLRE- zsrtE4E1 gzGts reported IN the
. iEJEsss part e 1iE 1lEIaE- condition q tne
JEszfE5ss- 17EFv5Faatz b sseI taaE was planted
Glz gE0ulG De WQr EI8gs Of the planting EE2m
90 70 o. days bE2slt LINE
AZ E6fzt RseazGnE > EfEIe rain IS nGeded %
aaE e1fzarE Az.d earu-
AT TrinisT. weather favorable for the cot
/ ton eEup- buE A1iUTf3as 70 con EE1 gardens
/ Eafl Hes5s1 badly
Al Vfdalia, FGm needed corn very dr.
and cotton coming up badly owing 70 DR.,
/ weather.
| A. New Hope weather favorable for pillow
/ ing and planting good stand Of corn an'
/ growing finely.
I At Baton E0uEer DRY weather Of past wee
faTrrgs IA IN af7FEnu rtta7lFfc cane rlQE
/ in need Of rain com doing wen all crop
/ late for this season
A. Grand CoteaB. crops rising nicely, 5U
! work Sill behind.
/ At keDnsT, need rain very much coil haF
and dry. crops not suffering much IS Sc
but can't stand the drought mach l0Dgi
without damage crops locking well c0asi'
erfug that we have no rain for some time.
T. z RERKAE,
ELo-l.L Enrr.s LIrenEar-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
For Sale.

FTIHAT splendid property formerly owned
il by I. Z. Dees, At Deesportr situated two
miles from the Court House and containing
about Is acres OF land, with frontage OF So
feet on she Calcadeu river, together with AL
the buildings and Improvements thereon sit
uated, tO-Wit A One-GBd-a-hah story dwell
ing house with an eight foot hall on both
floors, with four rooms down stairs and three
rooms mp stairs, with both front and back
galleries, and double brick ehimneys with
Hre place 81 each room down stairs, There
u also an f18'i to the building containing
dining room, kitchen aud store-TpOm 100
gallon eisterR and wash-hOuse, under same
cover, and ali necessary out houses, inel1d-
ing new chicken house. There are also on
the some property three cottage houses, with
double brick ehimneys one stOEeaouse on
the river bank, and q large Office with aleep-
Ing rooms also stable and carriage house.
Al picket fence Ia good condition eneiOses
each one OF the above named houses, and
there are about 800 orange trees on the prop
erty. For further particulars apply 70
j. vi. BRYAN,
Feb, 10 18S-tf. Lake Charles, La.
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q
Fii0@Sag " fhe programme q the
eighth annaai Aseetiag n fbe L9ais-
ia1a Press Association ID ~ held At
ihs eounbease ~ 0peleusaa Ma J.,
3 and
a5sdyg anze sa9a Afaaila iano.
oFeaa, eFeAsstra sn3 fhpg1s
"A AadFsases 81 tFeieOms3. g A9sD-
hiaveg Eaf gmageg 81 Ore igNsaa, ann Hon
81 Esttiefte 4insse.
q segp0ass-- (ieBgra Lem Saasreastii
N ahe B6sh1 Rouge laEsfq iaass aeosats, ana
pBaaasns u siss sa8gciatieu. &nsse
- zulril sssid j. b. lElHs91, Dr. O
fhe sa Clsseaps GIG hsBe NOSE
q Easeg~sagYHs EpolasB0n 81 the sH9aa
Toafi Hr Els Bentley O fhe Dehzl1'
a0asie lNaf Masle
8. haaFesa fai9Hsl George appgEaaas u
tt lev ekzeaus ss'tk 8yess4 Aasle
Eesaesz3ffs Asrsha II Yield, 81 fhl
Rev Gs9eaaa Esea9saa Muse
n Addges-f son. Y. ~ Mid1s o. tAe Yer
aSn 9iaas fJaeslsea perish, Auaie
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q ~ Aaaegfiaa fsoeer lsapdieepEiiiel
til CaNnai D4amstse Rsasatlob- MI
Ioatse oarner. 81 ~ Ease Carroll fsaane
fi.ase fIgF54alceE MssiG
AZ Aa6Ksaags-sa N Press and the s1aie,
49, Lefasgas Ea9 u so NasEgiiis BIZ
iase fhFOfelssl. Muele.
n. EeaAiae- i5iss Adaie Me65rafh, q %
atsn R0tsse 1FsgA Music
Tie naaIe VI be uaGef ne direction o
Professor Msysf e5Y5iai inVi9aft0n
axkenaed N nc public THE ladies Ar
apeasfgg requested N lend tho charm Q
fliaiF yrege4se u ffeae msesinGs.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

SEcEErARY WHIFEEY has written q
letter 10 Rear Admiral GheraFdi plac-
ing in bis charge the construction of
the artnored battle ship Maine, which
e 10 BE built At Brooklyn navy yard.
II Il 10 says That ID view 81 the fact
that this will b Vie 6rst varshiP
built entirely by the government fsr
fifteen years, i Is highly important
tint tho Work shall be welldope. ~
hopes that the yard win turn ont 2
gasseItllat viii be favorably jad gsd
by CenGreaa and JIG people.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

lEaaealoRs EaSiahg Herald
DEAR FzrEzD: At last ] have
sFrived At The sEnny so5tH and
Il find Il graad eauntrys ss-
peeialEy for market garaehlngs o
such vegetables as ssb8agss, O9lonzs
beets. and The ike, vii. gEBw the Fes-
round. VIII try and give you = De-
seripLion Of the rpuntry ~ nsEE ~ 1
eaa--haTn't been oat Of ths CITY Bzs
.enee or twice as yet, % ] la5-1s En5Er
what the farming iazaa nrG Has
town itself IS hneiy sisaEis5 aZ hEE
ground and or The banks % = Inc
sheet Of wafer, and EarFiss On = Ell1E-
ing lumber trade, By schooner Win
DeighboriBg ports. The EaE1 u, as q
general rule, low. For a5Bzf szsrsg
H.iles west Of New 0Flssasit IS @sAEsg'
All swanp, covered wish wsasE &I4
some cypress timber, and T. s. Il a
very dismal looking Piasey hrsB afEer
leaving the swamp, It is 3 6He sgEE-
tFy-mostly prairie, with little t1E-
Der, and is well stocked with cattle,
horses and sheep. The towns Of
CFowly, Jennings and Welsh are
small but prosperous towns, and are
situated IN the midst Of fine grazing
range on the Southern Pacific rail-
road. Lake Charles is . town Of be-
tween 1000 add 5000 inbabitanls
and is quiie thrifty place it As
composed chiefly Of northern men,
but nearly every State Ia the Union
| is represented and there are nambeT
here from Michigan who speak m
| high praise Of the place. Mr.. Brown,
| NJ. Weber and Charlie Weaver, oil
| MonoeIona, are here, and they appeal
well pleased with both the country
| and climate. We have both Orange
aud fig trees here bat they are not Old
enough TO bear much Jet. as to TIE
| climate here, It is delightful It il
warm and pleasant, trees out in ful
leaf and peaches about One-quartel
grown. I do not believe there is I
/ healthier climate iH the United State
than the one here; every one ap
pears healthy and robust, and for m,
Own part, l bavn't felt better 10 years
/ would advise any one in search Of 4
mild climate 70 try Lake Charles 0
vicinity. Property aroHnd here
very high. Town lots sell from 90
to S., 900 each, according 10 location
FaFmisg land range from $25 to $40
per acre, but can be bought for less a
: from ten 10 twenty miles distant
Government land not yet taken, lay
st a considerable distance from tb
city. Yours truly, GEo. r. SAITH.
Lake Charles, La, April 10, 1885
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

THR House has passed . Bill which
provides foF lie establishment Of b
department of labor the general Dc.
sign and duties Of which shall Be 10
acquire ara diiiase among The people
n sbe united States useful iaforma-
ton upon labor d the most general
aad comprehensive ssnac Of that
word ara especially upon Is relation
- capita, ~ houra If labor, tlle earn
ipgs of men and women, sod tho
peahp If promoting their mateIial,
sociaI. intellectual and moral prosper
iii Another Pill was pissed pFoyid
ing Or arbitration between railroads
sand choir employees.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

Tue Soatkwestsrn LlHabermaa
says: Kansas, which was once almost
. treelesa plain, is NOW reported to
have over 100000 acres Of thrifty
timber, with about $4,000 acres of
recent planting, winch will make
good timber in ten or fifteen years.
This fact is alluded ~ as demon
strating the fact that the prairie
states will successfully grow timber,
where the planting is properly and 10
teiligeutIy done, and such success is
caIeulsted 10 stimulate the Arbor Day
observations which occur numeronsly
the present month. Many farmers in
that State are now supplying them,
selves With feBce-posls and frewOod
from trees planted BY themselves fl,
teen years ago.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

49, OFgIcE q - III

LEEn oFgIcE Ar NEW 0ELEAss La,
April 10th, 1885. : 5
Eotips 81 hereby given that the follow ing named
setsler La fled notice Of his intention to make
final proof 10 support Of his claim, and SHAT said
proaf viii bs made before the Judge Or In his alb
senes the Clerk Of the District Court, At Lake
w EEoCH WHATLBY,
who made Homestead Eatry no. 68el, for the " !
81 s5sl and III Of Syy4 Sec. u, Tp.1 s., n. . w,
la Meridian He names the following Eitnessesto
prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiFa-
ton Of, said Land, viz. j. A. Andrlts, /. a. HeE-
casieu parish, IA.
All 1901 THOMAS J. BUTIaBR, Register
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
- - KOTE.t1E.F1..


Nov r. e5sn ovsg ~
hspe z fhg an-
fas d,reeEa d pate IN
pssveus gasr se rss g
q .1la iaparsasse jas as lhn iins
y sag gasi Pe schools rai4
roads aaa paaic rosiA Of ~ IT,
b rra who ase alassl daily sFriT-
~ tbs nqary egmss What ere
gaar posps fer better ayssaa o
piie ashools ~ he fusa7 WHIST
about INC IN raasa, aad i thsFa q
psospssf Il fse near future for : north
aaa souGh rafo
The immiezsut recognises her
great naea and sess q grand fa.uFs
fsg W. sseion " eglutry With fbess
th1ng aasa
These are questions that must -
net TIE tims has come. ibdssd i
i siehs upoa d abeH ~ nnst aet
and srs promptly p = forward moFe-
meut ID fbess matlsrs, b. els u Jeff
Is tbe dilsaaee y ether sselioas les
laperad Elan ogra The grsat ida
aopemest = immigFasion p lbu
/ arish las bean brought abous bg IN.
Ssidaal eGogt. Z Eve years be-
sazabEe property hss iBeraassd froE
oae - hires naillions dollars, All be-
real asssae increased ID ysiae 800 Pc
cent lis clear % every fbiakipt
aind shat wish a. ineFsaae IF poPuia
tioa and taxable property comes . re
dueiion Of taxes. Orr parish bas !
fa irsassry. sad yss he raie of laza
sion has been reduced suo mills
With faeps facts before u We fbinl
q woaid Be eninssily wise and expc
sienE on Ehs part cf orr parish sa.
sswn aalhofitiss 70 make liberal aF
progriasiols
II Il BE maaier Of public schools "
hope tbat oar Legislators, which wi
meet Bsxt montb, vii make mor
liberal appropriation and % amen
lie Lar tsaf each sehooI district ma,
By q vote IF its eisizsns each zeal
tsyy = special TAX which will enabi
them p bare schools 81 least eigf
months il d. year. By rsfsrsnee +
some Of the Eastern States ne Gn
Shat tie State appropriation per eapii
for tbe edseabie children is much Ie
7 chan that of LoaisiaBa, bot tbs
! good system Of pablo schools a
maintained By local taxation. To
: system was recommended, II we nj
y lake not, by oar far seeing gogerDe
s D. AsRnery, 10 his message 10 q
!. Legislature four years ago.
10 the matter Of railroads and pa
lie highways, every dollar aPProP
ated viii be quickly returned, II
is tbe experience Of other loealiti
where liberal appropriations ba
been goted, and we zee no reason vi
or parish shonld be an exception
:. tbeTale.
Y We do earnestly hope or psol
vii give this matter a serious thong
and Get upon II n an early day.
.. We cannot stay where We arc
K mast make a forward movement.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

THE city council in New Orleans on
Tuesday last elected as city attorney
Mr. W. s. Parkerson, president Of the
Young MEMS Democratic Association.
Dr. Paterson did valuable service
and much Of the suecess of the reform
ticket was due 70 nntiring energy and
zeal The Tines7D Democrat says Of
him eff any gentleman II New
Orleans deserves Office from the peo-
pie II Is Mr. Patterson. for to him We
largely owe orr rescue from the mis-
fnle Of INC ring.n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

MR. KAasor FRzEMAR, chief en-
eiAser u ibe st Paul, Alexandria,
Jennings, Lake Arthur aud Calf rail-
road, wbc ias been fnaking A optical
survey Of tbe proposed read from
9anninas 10 AIaxasdria, arrived here
aisb thfec assistants % last WedBea-
day. Iown laik.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

CoL. n, p. HlLlrARD, the CORES
popdent 81 the Time, Democrat, has
Won great praise II Southwestern
L.ouisiaaa, ~ BIS effective labors n
compiling slasistles and information
regarding tie reseafeta Of she region.
Sugar Boael and Turn Journal
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

MR MuL's speech Was the opening
Ran ii the great taria battIe which y
llkslg . tage With more or les no
lenes daring tho FemaiudeF cf thessee-
alon Judge Kelley. u PeansyI.
sauia, plied N Nj Alllls wish long
napaseupl from which 30 read the
nsaai psd pFoGeclion arguments
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

Us. LANp UIFllA Al a N lIllIllAlh, lIsA.4
March z9, 1sss
Notice q hereby given that the following NAN
Cd sstflef has aied notice " bis intention 70 make
AnAi proof ID appp6ft Of he claim and that baid
proof VII be lnadc hef0Ee the fdge as ii ss al
aence the Clerk 81 tie District Court At Lake
Charles, La on Thursday May ~ 1885 xiz..
In &. AorroW, Who nads Homestead EntSy 40.
e80S f0f tic M ~ Slta and ~ 81 NE3 81 Section
q I0Wnaldpa 81 Range w. Ia. Meridian.
10 nanses the 1OlloFIEg witnesses to prove BIZ
Continuous residence upon, and aul sati0n " said
iand, 4iz.i w " st0ssli Sam1 B R St09ali
Robert Johnson aud b i. uariineton 81 81 cal
eaaieu parish, ia. THOMAS j. BUTLER,
Register
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

kD9aEess1Agiee MARtA, Of Texas,
haa iasroauesa BIB ii tiae bouss In.
posing ppnisllnees of imprisonment
fat liio wsll sara labor, pr ths lmPo-
iiea d she death peaalsy for tlle Of.
enaa bglbina attempting y
bride IVY sisee iales ;adgs, MON.
F If oags oyeFHmaat gfleef,
aea'sieb or isagmsat b
pes my eaaeipg proposition
aas olileml aes
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NOTECE.
Lam ogmeE n NEW onLEAaa, u.

LAsB OPE9cE Az NEW ORLEANs, La, 4
March % 1853.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice ef bis intention 10 make
Anal proof Ia support Of his claim, and that sasd
proof viii be made before the Judge or III His alb
sonce tie Clerk, Of The District Court, a Lake
Gharles La, on Thursday May "a 1888 VIZ; WIN.
~ StoFall who made Homestead Entry No.
G7a8 fef tho "a III MI Sec ~ and wa 0f NsR3
Sec 81, NJ. 3 81. b. w. Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
00nsinpaas Ieaidenke upon, and cultivation Of
said land viz. Robert johnson, j. q. LaDisr
j. j. Hefniilon and Harvey O. Morrow al 81 Cal
casieu parish Ia.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

HEvissp statement Of the vote Of
she parish, including ward officers and
lie vote o. the 14lh Jadisial Distriet
en Judge and DissFict ATTORNEY, will
be found 10 supplement form IL The
EeHo 0f this week.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

"a coRREsPoEDEEr Of The Raiirodd
Gasetie Is urging the nse Of steel ties
on al railroads, Ho says: "We have
to-day ~ The United stales over l5o,-
900 miles Of railroads. In 1885 nearly
3 900 miles we're laid, and about IA
600 miles more we're built 10 1887
Tho construction of 1900 miles Of
road at 2,7o0 tios 70 the mile, means
tic cutting VI $4,000 new tics,
while one-fifth of the $4,000 miles
already CONSTRUCTED must be renewed,
taking ii the same rate 54,5Oo,ooo
more, total " liz, BOZ. 900 nev ties
dFawn from our standing timber in
Vie past year for railroad tios alope.
For allparpos@ the forest area q
America ii subject 20 40 annEal Dc,
crease of over 5e,T6o. 900 acres, Or Al
/ ttc rate of $4,000 acres for every
dag, which, i concentrated, would lay
bare al afea equal 70 The State p
Rhode Island ii five days, Of of ib'
commonwealth IF Massachusetts Il
tlirly.sescn days
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

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