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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-24
HOW THEY STAND,

Record of tho Clubs In the Montana State
Baseball League.
Played. Won Loaf Par Can't
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-24
d $l6.5O, S1S, $3.50.

On Monday Yolo Maid will be sent TO
beat her pacing record 2:l2. for purse of
S7iO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Detroit, Mich, Dec. "a "A daring
robbery was accomplished in this city
in broad daylight this afternoon by
two men who assaulted and took from
G. H.. Waldo cashier of the D9roit
4ubricating works, $1,000 with which
he was to pay of the factory hands
The robbery occurred one block from
the factory, which is situated
at tho Lincoln avenue crossing
Of the Grand Trunk railway,
Waldo was carrying the money
in satchel from the dowu-town
Office TO the factory. flo was hurry
my to reach the office before the en-
ployes should go home, When within
ono block Of his destination he was
assaulted by two men armed withrevol-
vers. They struck him over the head
with the weapons causing him to drop
tho sstche which the robbcrs picked
and carried to Whiting carriage occu-
pied by third man who drove rapidly
away. An attempt was made 20 follow
the mon, but they held the pursuer ut
bay by pointing reviewers at him, aud
thon made good their escape,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

royal masts The hull and rigging were
constructed under Inc direntIcn Of Stevens
Rogers. afterwards sailing innstp. az the
vessel. Tho most innortent difference no
ticnbie i'm nor ri,sginp So far Ne can he lie.
tcrni-neJ hy ona,9,yinps exfanf Is that her
malninnst stood consideraGle farther All
iniGn,jel 10 he nronoIi"i o,Yv hr sails This
Modification Of the iig yyas jo;,btIesS made
10 obtain move snnce betIyean fhe foremnst
and the mninfnast, ga mar the boilers, en-
lines. and conf bunkers couil h. locnted
nearly in the middle Of the shin and still
be forward OF The mninmnst.
The New York Mercantile Advertiser
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
SPORTING.
STEAMERs RACE.

New York, Dec, 24.-The Etruria Of
the Cunard line has beaten the City OF
Paris Of the Inman line in q race across
the ocean, Word wasreceived that the
Etruria passed off the head OF Kinsaie
at $3.50 a. m. and the City OF Paris at
S:45, or nearly four hours behind inc
other, The two big ocean greyhounds
LETT their decks last Saturday within a
few minutes of each other the ipmsh
liner having tho advantages in crossing
the barabout twenty-five mlnutesahe''o'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Tom Payne, foreman Of the
night shift, and w. IL Williams, fore
North Side Street Railway company, he
cnmc involved in a difficulty in the com
pany's office yesterday afternoon about
4 o'clock. mud Payne cut Williams With
n knife on the face and neck. Cllicrr
Rushing arrested Payne who ut oacc
gave bond The men have not tecn
on good terms for some mouths past
mud the trouble Of yesterday grow ont of
this old difference. Williams is not Sc
Yernlv hurt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Yesterday evening cnao Of dcstitu-
tiou was reported to Officers Darby and
Tudpoyo. the parties being unmol An
slow, residing at private boarding
house on Fifth aud Calhoul They are
said to he in serious need of assistance,
known aud the officers are hardly tble
to say whit the circumstances are. At
any rate thc family should not be al
lowed to suffer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

ed by n committee, representing nearly
Mi tic employees of the composing room,
and presented IN behalf Of Fort Worth
printnr's Protective Fraternity. No. ~
with a handsome goll-hended cane sllit-
ably engraved With bis name. az 2 token
Of the esteem they have for him, US
foreman and "a gentleman. Mr. Mnrtih
the prcaentailon with neat little speech
and wished the boys all many merry
Christnlases. hoping they would MI I'VE
to be foreman and strive rs, truly as nc
had done Ia earn the good opinion oil
those who lab0rcd with him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
DALLAS COCK FIGHTS.

Dallas, Tex, Dec. 24.-lSpecial' Z
From the standpoint Of the initiaiecs
the best cooking main Of the season l
took place at the pit over the ori is,
saloon today between birds oWAed n
VIM. SpellInan Of Kansas CITY aug
Dick Daily Of Dallas, best three guy y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

e enS won sS5 The the iirst ! third. ~ u,
and the money. y. Inf liIssI,. q
and an Yf the e event was 'A (, ' ss'
Next Monday ~ .'hiri z
open in full II. D.ai wloflh y Z
MOI money and ilrsi-cla'' ns4'
I'd by the ianciers'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

The Gazette IL closing its hooks for
1892 and desires settlement of all bills
due for advertising dOnq in lSl2. After
Jan, I, no advertisements will be
printed for any one ia nrrpars for ndycr
Using done prior 10 December lS92
unless the cash accompanies the er-
der.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Mr.. G. +. Smith. proprietor Of The Fcrt
Worth planting mill. was made happy
by The gft of d gold healed cane, pre-
scented by his employees lie was token
completely 10y surprise Mr.. Wehres
foreman, was selected 10 make the pre-
sentation speech. which he lid. express
luz the wen wishes Of the boys IN = few
appropriate rcmhrks.
The donors were made as happy Us
The recipient by his apprecia-
tion Of the gift
An wish him merry Christmas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

About 10 o'clock last night us George
Wagnrr,Uu cmpoye OF the Fort WORTH
nnd RIO Grand shops, nhd u COM
pnpion mined Scott were on their way
from the shops To their residence on We
South Side. and when near tiemphlh
street Wagner wnH assaulted ny
negro WHO. he snys shot him w the
hack of the hcnd. Tie tool, 60 his heels;
M aid also his cumpnuinn,and escaped
from the negro Wagner was brought
up town aud taken 10 the office Of br
Cams who dressed the wounds An eN-
animation shaved there wus NO fracture
OF The skull aud the surgeon sald ille
wounds, of which there were Two ugly
opaa an the back Of the head, were eN-
dprtly caused from blow ana nor rom
"a shot, one OF the wounds bolnN es clt1u
am n4 though inflicted 10y a knife while
the other WINS % inggrd renttHhhEnlnr III
Shan, and may hnyc been cuused by q
ahoi. though more likely to he the result
of ID blow from the butt oi u revolver
The Wounds were dressed. requiring
atirhcs tn close them mud tic Wounded
inun was taken tp his residence he
only duugcr tn ic uppruhcndrd II that re-
surfing from conclusion OF the BRAN,
though Wagner wns i'm full possession OF
Ills sousps md talked freely willie ms
sur,p0u was at WORK upon him. lie says
lac lid not know the negro and does not
remember ~ have eycrsrcn lin before
lie deSpriheg him uH "A low square stl,
brnvy black negro. Dnd said VI he had
possOsspd my weapon be- would nave
mixed thiHsn with him, but as he had
not cyru pnkIito he trusted TO ms
/ legs The object of cine negro was ryi-
dutly robbery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
cApEr PRIsoNGRs RELEAsED.

Annapolis, Md, D.c, n Tho six
teen naval cadets, who wore imprisoned
on the Santce Tor escUrting Fred
Perkins, u dismissed uevnl cedct, TO the
main gate, were this afternoon released
from Imprisonment by Commander
Phytian, booeusc OF thoir good conduct
whilst on the Santee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25
THE AT TERMATH
OF the Killing at Arlington Fri
day viii Probably Be
TIE DEATH OF GEO. HARGRovE



WV f,,.,,,,,, trarqrore ST., die from his
,ydrnd ~ d, ti,e Arlington tragedy Of
~ Ts,it,y II IL a grave, though yet
"n"n anasitou Int the serious phase of
4, s,, s,rn,,,,i,. nresents itself that the an
~ ,,, 'n s NM, is highly probable he
Iyill die.
ma wound ia one that Is exceedingly
l,.n,,crous mn bullet, a 45-caliber, en-
tnrnI h,ri ond below the crest of the
rjghi I'M bone ranged downward, for
.wnrJ and 10 the left, coming ont through
no ,a.nin crushing the head of the te-
,nor 1tbi~h hnnel IN It's passage aud graz
iNg ar bnralv esdaping the femoral artery.
When laet Som hy the county physician,
nbnut 10 o'rock last night, there lud
Noon ma renclion from the shock, rhd
Unrnr1vp'u condition was regarded ~
vrry critirnl Ills temperature was lul'
Ills pulse. which was thin and wiry "
most imperceptibe Mt times, was 10,
nm Increase Of 10 beats per minute since
no reaction today the mnn's death may
be- expected within twenty-four hours
IIc N kept properly stimulated aud every
care and attention Is given him, but tle
long-coutinued condition of shock lhtu-
Gates a low vitality that argues badly for
George Hargroye. ..,
ilAEGRONES STATEMENT
Ti,ryroya's story of the affnir, Ms told
Ia ma ,t,on ono Yesterday. is only m
unplifcatinn of the summary given in
NM Go1ette of yesterday morning.
IL s,,,,s Lo bod ocrnsion to use a note
oni WA toid he could get some endors-
"rs NJ AriiEqfon lie was warned of
The possibie danger of going to That place
ir,t IL, g,.i'nss Necessity was pressing
mw, i hn MI HI son George went by the
W. ne,,,, o nv tra 'i When he reached there
H. ,.,,, arr a,, tl,o dnnot side of the trniu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

warrant Scott replied INT tho sew
was all ,hc wars4ni ~ nrW'ei am
then The men cllncned.. Mr. Scott upi
not want 10 hurt Tie dnrkcy. Int was
forced 10 ,isc a piece Of timber NJ u
club. but wins still unnhle to conquer
Wolch 4 passing negro was r4liel IN
but The two could mt get Me!l out
Of me building Finally tle patrol was
tclcphoncd for and with he force TINT
came with the wagon. Weltl was over
powered and taken to ipil.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

A snnih Ameucap naturalist has largo
rnen dtnirl 40 .miera, uf Whleh he has
nearly liqog speelmeuA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-25

Efforts wore made yesterday to get
additional Facts In regard 30 the his.
tory Of the llargrovest hut the officers
scr0pes it was diticilt matter 10
rive any history of them The Har.
groves came here from Grnnbury aud
have kept the police aud the sheriff
officers pretty busy since that time.
the toughest OF the lot, though George
had freqently hecn arrested for carry
ing couodnled weapons The old man
some time ago bcoamo cneugcd in I'M
alteration at tle race track about
SOME ll0rses and he drew u knife ANA
proceeded to cnr,o Dnye Flood. cnt,
ihg him M pre,iy seriously
Walkcr HarWoye Is suppressed to he
making for the Indian Territory, but
CMef Of Police Maddox List ni,At on.
pressea ths aNiin"n ',i' ~ would como
uiisDra
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25
The sea serI.eas again.

The sea serpent has long been stand :
ing joke for the newspapers, and has
been regarded by the vast mslOrity Of
people Us q delasion aud ebimera CON
iuTed up BY Einid miadF, hut the last
reports Of him, which are pubhshed IN
the London papers, come 40 such IN
dispntabls form rs to call a halt to
incredibly. He was seen BY the crew.
officers and passengers Of the Anglo
African mail steamer Angela, off the
African coast, near ReY beach. So
impressed were they by the eight that
they drew upa written declaration Of
the facts and signed it, They had a
good view Of the animal at tolerably
close quarters. and say that Il was IN
immense serpent, aud had no fRs OF
aapperB that they eoHld see. 1t WAS
moving in q direction opposite TO thai
pursued BY the ship, gong at the rate
81 about six miles 40 hour, and Eas IN
plain sight for about ten minutes. It
length MAS estimated ct about POI
feet, and its body seemed 10 rise seFera
feet above the surface 81 the sea. AZ
ono time it Eaised an enormous haaC
and took good look At the ship. Til
sea Was smooth, and there was nothing
70 interfere uith getting good view Q
the serpent Rerhaps now some enter
| pfising person willR0 ont and captain
the monster for the Chicago exposition
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25


II aeeling lady upon the street a
gentleman should always wait for
token 81 recognition from her. "A lady
shonid always speak irst.
rs mersly touch the hat to lady q
not good form Il shonld be raised
from the head
Except among elderly people, who
do not need q oatgr8w the good old
ways, the shaking 81 hands between
those Who have INST been introduced i
not considered necessary. s. mere bow
Is snf6eieat, AMI is q more courteous
recognition between gentlemen and
ladiea chan the rather familiar ciaEping
and shaking 81 one another's hands.
I Nor Is Il necessary 10 remove ones
gleve 10 shake hands with lady; it Is
realty far more delicate to keep the
glove on than % offer the barred hand.
I Upon introducing strangers in pnblic
do not shout the names Of those being
presented to each other, bnt speak
them In q low. clear voice II your
friends do not catch the names thus
spoken, there is time and opportunity
enough in future TO make It all plain to
Them.
HAT any time an acquaintance be-
have in an unladylikeor nneentlemanly
nnnner ard you wish to show your DIS
approval 81 q fragrant fault, do not ''cut
them dead, as the saying is, for such
an action on your part would make yOu
appear as one lost 70 all sense of courtesy,
il not truly vulgar; rather still &c
knowledge their sslotes, bat in most
distant and cold manner. IT rs more
telling and less ganohe than the emitting
process And another thing, it often
chances that Islander has hurt an limo
cent soul and your polite stab may moi
only wound tine hurt one deeper, but
may eanse yon great regret when you
discover that yaur acquaintance has
been cruelty maiigned. Always bear in
mind that the trnly polite are those
who sincerely desire the happiness oil
! their fellow creatures and who do moi
make haste 10 think evil of any one.
Do not fear 20 speak 10 interiors al
any time or place. To do 90 elbows Q
| weakness wGrthy Of every ones con,
, tempt When npon the field of battle
q poor soldier, hart 10 death, begged ID
kiss the hand Of his king, FletsI
Emmanuel said: ''No; rather let me
shake you by the hand i" Was he less
7 a king fer sneh an action?
: 1t is that person who fears his or hel
, social position that fights shy OF any
J public recognition of a menihl; no trnt
/ lady or gentleman will do so eowsrdly
7 a thing.
: Elderly people when traseliBg do moi
need the formaiity Of an introduction
before entering into conversation; bu
young people, especially unmarried
ladies, should be very eaTefal in making
/ acquaintance. a woman's intuition
! generally stands her in good stead II
such instances as these, bat one shoull
I be very careful for all that, II ioaei1
: and the journey long one, We adYisl
/, lyUuug ladies 10 make acquaintance
, with their more elderly lady ielloV
I travellers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25

ID is now given out that the Demo
Gratis in the Daeefnbpr session, the last
Of the tiity-aeeoBd congress, will revise
the tsr1H aud tender the bill to the
Republican senate. 1t is not likely
that anything definite viii result, bat
such an act on the part of the huuse of
the fiiiy-seeand congress will help clear
lhe way for the ifty third to do some
thing.
Bot under any circumstances there
should be no delay in giving the masses
Of the people relief. 1t was a matter
Of common report 1T the time when the
Mckinney bill vas under discussion,
but before il vas passed by the City
FIRST congress, that The merchants aud
manufacturers, when they had secured
woiss enough 10 Fallroad the measure
through, sent belegruphiC orders to
Europe for immense stocks Of meTehaD-
disc and Taw material aud got them in
at The Old tariff rates, and having Sc.
cured this great advantage, put Oh
prices Ms II the impOriRiions had been
made under the new tsrif, and taal
gained enormous profits. It is more
than likely that some of them are still
ceiling gouds imported under the Low
tariff
As they did not give the CONSUMERS
the benefit of the lover prices at which
these goods could have been sold, it il
difficult TO see Why the people ShOuil
be made to suffer for the benefit of tbs
protected merchants and manufacturer
any longer than ia actually necessary Il
revise the tariff aud effect prope
reform. - EpehaRqg
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
STATF on LsoUIsIANA.

M HEREAs, 9THAD MAYO, ESQ. at the
wv Parish Of Calcasiel, has applied to ne
for the cancellation Of a bond, drawn and
subaeribed BY him Tor the sum Of ten thous-
and dollars as pFiDelpal, with Leopold Kauf-
man, Thomas HANSEN, Green Hall, and Chag
Muller, sch II the eum 0f TWENTY-FIVE hun
dTed dollars, as EuTeties, dated juno Stb
1885, ana conditioned for the faithful pei
sormapee and discharge By said Ehad NaTo
q his duties AZ CLERK of Court, ID and for
CaleaEieu parish. WV WV
Now, therefore, ], MuFDhy y Foster, Gov
eTnor Of the Stale 0f Louisiana, have thoQght
proper - issue this ms pFoelamatio With I'll
yteE0f giving pubic notice 70 I'D persons
herein Interested aud concerned I'd sbow
cause - writing, 81 the office 81 the Secretary
~ State At the Gig of Baton Rouge. i a .
within nInety days from and after tie iatt
publication hereof Why said bond and the
mortgage resulting thsrefT0m should net ~
eanetlsla and annpiled and tile above nance
Aurefies Discharged fEom any furlher liabili.
4 Ties n Tue promises
] sigen under my sisnstuEe and the seal Of
/ 49, the State of Louisiana, VI The civ
ks kof Baton Rouge this Ord daF gf Oe
---s-- to5ef AZ y. 1892
bE the ieFcEpor. MgRRHY y. FOSTER.
~ ADAMS, Secretary of STA e.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25
FOX SALE.

(t0IsES BOX OK ~ R1BR LOUNGE
~ isa peFfeet laanea ~ day aud DeEfsct
peo vs. aigat, and jon can pnt AWAY 81 naueh
y Other 4Ftielee Is fhe average 9arifobe
You get three AFtieies lsr the price 81 one
~ extra charge toI pasziai, ot shipping.
AAra- l9f. EalmaRe vito u The Celebrated
pgsAfte sg1s tnsss lounges aEe very nice.
kfee I'D gFFipI s ia I
Rsine, l2 Si4
kaH sis an
sik Bfocaifie. f25 $50
Aefnsft9 PER cent d-Eeouut cQsh 8lth or
aeE Fl gae.a rlf NJ asa ", bSianes q DAYS.
AIBREp COLES
9sana Hag AFisle Bfo0kigh Y
sif
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25

HFlT7 z
Congress nsr' no place Tor tnan 70 learn
how x keep mofgiKa on an hls farm.
IAlnt 70 DO expected that ffty er hun
died men that don't know how b Keen osis
ny 0eA kH0s how 10 mako laws insnrin biEEi.
Mess pfGHperlay ID 3he eoaniFY
efAlap HpeAkfn u Hike eonrtlna the aauai.
date promises more ms month fhan ~ WI
eTer a. 10 5 iifs tiEae.
Sentimental ruliticks NoE't wash.
helaln uilis Y pie geltln' thaf Is the Ore
heFnfa
nv kiAa
a led eaner Ges1nau knaa he tpdl
lesa tAaa M taipA ~ kNps egasy yer b.
Naafes N Qasltsas
Ails sons fusbNn q bigger thiag fssan
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25

Land Office at New Orleaar

Land Office at New Orleans La I
October 18th 1882
\ Office is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his iRteD-
uuu 10 make final Pr1sf in support Of his claim
and that said pROof will be made before the clerk
Of the district court, at Lake Charles La on
Monday December l2th l6S2 via:
Jessie PAINE,
who made Homestead Entry No 9l57, for the
NEA OF Sec. "a, Tp. s s., +. s W, Louisiana Ne
indian.
He NAMES the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous EesidenGe upon and cultivation q said
land, viz.
Laurent Lebleur Louis AalyVt Benjamin Lg-
bleu and Nm ARMSTRONG al Of CBloasfeu parish
La CHARDES c. PAI4EREY. Register
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25
sEarriesl i > lVew.paperOaloe.

ST. Louis Nov 40 "a wedding
Nith many unique features took place
yesterday aftsrnoon Opposite the ex.
position building and German thea-
Ter A wealthg Philadelphia physician
and o young Texas woman weIe united
IN marriage ID the Office 81 DR.. IVA ID.
RmlmoEe, ona 81 the sais0rs az the ST.
lauuia Christian lAdpooais II Fonrteeth
street and Lucas place. Rey AIr Pal
mere Is 3 minister aud well-to-ao
bachelor, and his handsome saHetam i
alao used for lodging pBFposes The
Venetian bsiuds were araRn fUr tllc
oacusion, the erysas chandeliers lighted
aaa under these singular SURROUNDINGS
D.. Mnu j Upton aud AIiss CaEollna
Hatiela. ai Dallaa, Nase made aH9a
aud vile. "A narnhey ~ ladies EHre
ygasent.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25
office.
LAND OFrlcE AT NEW QRLEANs, La,

LAND OFFlCE AT NEW ORLEANS. La,
October l9 1882.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has hled notice Of his
Clalm, aud that said proof viii be made beiUre
the clerk OF district court, al Lake Charles, La
OH Wednesday DeueIDher T. l6g2, viz:
HENRY J.. y MITCHELL,
who made Homestead Entry NJ. Ds05 for the
w y Of SW = Me- Of SW Z aud SW4 Of NWL
Sec n Tp. =, K. 9 ", Louisiana Meridian.
Ho uAInes the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous FtBideuoe upon aud cultivation Of
said land viz:
John n. Sellers, n. B. Baggett, r. J. jackson
and Il J SELLER ali OF GalGasier parish La
3j-Gt CHARLES c. PALEREY, Register
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25

Children Hike tn take &C. G. e..
Certain Chill Cure" the pleas
amt md guaranteed cure for
Fever, AgHe nnd IIaIRTiR-Bet-
ser than 0ninine.
Sold BY q. D. Keamey.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25

The king Oh aIl Cough Cures
a. sc. @. q. Certain GOuaIR
gIlre.S ID cures Coughs, Colds,
ElDarseness, Group, EniiueBZa,
Bronchitis, aEe., where other
remedies Fail,
gold ~ AZ D. Kearney.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25

&C. C. c. Certain Chill Cure"
Is pleasant 60 take and harm
hess. Children like IT.. GSuarRn-
Geed 10 cure ChiiEs and Fever.
No Gure--NO Esay.
Sold By d. D. Kearnsy.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25

AtrtaEwfIl convince thC most
slzeEfieaI that sc. &. T.. Certain
Cough Eure7 Is the greatest
remedy exlRnt for the cure
OF LaaErippe, Group, Coughs,
Colds, 6Ec.
Sold BIZ a. D. Ksarney.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25

AZ NAs tiae1 y Ftafaesefi ID bring ye,,l AZ .
9aAANsE Fesailsi IL u case " mr. 4 sstufs,
price. s143 rus Hste nlsn gan eait
aa Eoin cor asaEefasl a Draerlsi + IN i, ~
Net Esseas efg fof fsaaeu ~
It's eHteed y II lf relief is5 self cast
hen Esed ior any aiE eeii - 81 1890 + N y,
apsh d ansnlapgian, III srah ~.
fpReitsAe AsthnAa. hanpin
7irasant 81 aqya'
a1 tpea i'el hqill iree 81 is
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25
Notice.
LASD OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS,

LAM UFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS La.
Uct0ber ~ 1872 5
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
y nAnod settler has 6Iled notice Of his
intention 10 MAKE bnal proof III support OF has
CLAN ander 6rc. 1901 L : anu that said proof
Vll Hn made before tho clerk OF tho district oourt
a La" Charles La. OIL Monday December
Isg- viz
CHARLES !. WILLIAMS
VINO mad' Homestead Entrv No 1914 lyr the
J OF SWt- sec ~ Ip.ro > ~ " Louisiana
MERIDIAN
lie names tde following wiJnesse- IN prove hls
continuous TebIdeuUr upon auU cultivation Of
sam land va
John DRhVu Lucieu D1hon John Ibit aDt
Ih"ma- Lamont. all OF CAlc4slrr parlsi La
&J-Ut CHARLES {. FALFNEN keElsteI
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-25

IfsC. q. C.. Certain Chill Cure"
fBmOt fERe best remedy yen have
ever used for CiiiIls and Fever
your money will DC refunded.
Pleasant 40 Take.
Sold by u. D. kenrney.