The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-25

Below ne give an ariiGls from the
7iDss.DsmOcral on the subject Of
immigration into Louisiana. The
immigration movement, which began
Il good earnest 10 This parish about
three ysars ago, seems nov to perme-
ate The wboie State, and efforts are
being pat forth now nth greater vim
than ever before:
aThe salae Of immigration seems 70
be nov fally recognized throughout
Louisiana. The press is discussing
il, not in mere fhsOrizipg editorials,
bnt suggesting practical steps 10 briag
people here.
t'Tbe Shreveport Times, for H.
stance, gives two columns TO an e1-
hibi! Of the advantages Of nertb
Louisiana and the special attractions
1t holds out 10 settlers from The Wesl.
It daReIls on the fertility of the soil
and the health oftbe STATE, and points
ont their mild weather does away
with risk from pneumonia, the result
beng as the statistics OF The life AZ
suranee companies shOg, thai the
death rate Is lower here than in The
western or uortbern States. Such
facts and figures as the Tunes pre-
sents OF ihs and kindred subjects
cannot fail TO be Of immediate and
CREST benefit, if the people supple
ment it by some active steps looking
to securing cheap excursion rates and
selling to newcomers lands OF favor
able terms.
ave Published yesterday q letter
from 0peloasas, showing the excellent
opportunity offered there for iDmj-
grants and capital. There are a dozen
inviting industries which would meet
''D n' So'n 'eI'I'OD "li1 "OU'' nave
plenty Of business to d., such. for
instance. as a rice cleaning mil as
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in the parish; a canning factory. Tor
sanninE 'tu''s anu 'ege'SO's5' pro.
I0Ss1 J" a0onah"os throughout 81
-4"of!' Ahu 0'he' INDUSTRIES Au''e1 10
As growing wants
~ No'e WILL saLlAIhc'i0h ma.
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OebeHI 10 81 INTERESTED, LOUISIANA
Will Undoubtedly Proht Dy thus INN
/ grafton, and The Lausaus will fare
better here than tbey ever d,d Il,
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persons have poured lnio That STAT
H. the iasl eight ear, despite tue fact
that its land, ar high and Of ices fer
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devastated western hab0as, INTO which
the bulk Of tue settlers q, unit il
can be grayeIv doubted whether il is
su,,ad - farm,nn. and da.,,,. ,.a
vigorous "lD'efs' Tie frequent biz
yards The innumerabIe cyclones and
The hundred disadvantages lLat
nianeers enconDtsr in . mn, aa,,IaJ
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