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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-12-16


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FOR SALE.

C0LES' BOX OR " ARDRoBE LOUNGE.
~ Eis a perfect lounge by day aud 4 psrfeet
bed by night, and Jon can ppt away Is mueh
o. other articles as In the syerage Wapdrobe
1on get three articles Tor the price of one
No extra charge for packing OF shipping.
AtEs DR.. Talmage, wife Of the Celebrated
preacher, says these lounges are very nice.
Price 10 Creton, $40, s19.
Raime, Sl2, $I4
Raw SIX, go, 825.
SILK Brocateile, 825, $50.
IerGls-l0 per cent discount cash with or
der, o. one-half with order, balance 90 dags
ALFRED COLES,
Grand and Myrtle Avenues, BROOKLYN, 81. Y
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The Baptist Chronicle Of Dec. s, 1892
Contains an account of the murder of a
Baptist minister IN Danville, Va, by a
saloon keeper of that city, for daring to
oppose his Defsrious business. The
Rev. J r. MOfiett WAS an excellent man
but it was his sad fate to be shot down
IN the darkness for opposing wicked
ness aud vice and standing for the right.
He leaysB e wife and two children who
have the sympathy Of all good men and
women who hear the story of their
anFForv
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Father Tolton, the FIRST American
negro to be made a priest in the Ro-
man Catholic church, says the term
''ooIored" IS applied 10 him is an
offensive sfectation. ~ an negro,
Wooly-hesdrd negro" be SAID. There
rs no afeetslion about that.
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Southeastern hsntDsky, once the
GcsDe Of Wild bFHwIs, raids and de-
bAueheriss, is fast becoming entirety
changed by the determination Of some
Of ils best inhabitants. Many counties
haFe prohibited the sale Of liquor and
emigrsuts Of good character are buying
the rich farming land. Temperance
education and religion have gone hand
IN hand.
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PiCsyUBe.
Ii IS said that the Monroe doctrine
rs likely TO come TO the front again
during the present administration. Tbr
Spanish government, it seems, has
long been deslrOus Of farming out the
customs revenue of Cuba, and French
syndicate bias been trying 10 buy the
privilege. The negotiations have been
secretly conducted, but 1t has leaked
out that the bargain was about to be
concluded, and Secretary Of State Eos
Ter has sent note to the authorities
at Havana, warning them that the
United States IS strongly opposed TO
the arrangement. 1t is said that
Spain is bot likely to give up the plan
easily, as it promises TO be very advaD
tageoas to Der.
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IN a,sv se,3sssa ts,,,6 w,s5 gsrvg,
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faf i,eFai r. - ~ sg'.ssl fl,roTs
A.ehoed fqTth ias raptnfols song
lteie0iaaa H ths hasP rRy
~ me hfsl giea CnfistmAs day
r.,,f,,I la 80 .,,.s = ,,.
S4ii,l, li.i.t 49,, ~ : 49,
9,rs-ts -, = 80 ,.,ist NM l.y,gs
hineiy eyes ana plaaplng haaas;
lfeehlngs frank Rna words q eneef,
70 tQe 1s1enaa nna kinafe1 near.
s4asizl. a,,,.ss,i,, ~, .sfaa
49, 80 S,,d ia.'Is n r.rtfo
Ns.-sos-,s n .-.-e',,.- = 49,
1880 ,..,.a f-is,5t ~ egaeg gos--
49, s.ssi5ts. ~, 49, f.s.ig,u
And r8nnd cheerful board and hearth
Midst words Of Joy and aonzs o. fnlfthi
Let each grateful spirit Be
Franeht with holy charity;
Nor enTF, care, nor males hnd
Resting place 90 heart or Eaindi
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a few days agoa negro named Com
modore True, who murdered a negro
on Thanksgiving Day at Hiawatba,
Ga, was lynched by negroes. 10 this
case The color line WAS mot drawn.
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Representative usrter, Of Ohio,
wants he nasionai banking system
peFpetnated bnt fayoFs The Eestoaation
III state baag notes On safe base.
IheFe are fnaay peraons who believe
1hal with stale bsnks restored and the
government isaning currency diIset h
sle pappie thaFa Nogld be ~ further
nam " patioBAI banks
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aWait eheHrliF. temperance HaFkeFs,
For daylight ana Tor land,
The brasih Il God II a R1ur sal, ....
Your rudaer 10 his hard.
Work on szIl on tbs nacFuinE e1meB,
The port yuu yet shall viz
Anaiall the bells ct God shall rtHE.
The ship az ae1DszBnEa II
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Notice of Administration.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Caleasieu, Twelfth
Judicial District COuEt.--EO. -,
Probate Docket
SUCCESSION OF ALICE LEDET, DICED

SUCCESSION OF ALICE .LEDET, Diced
Wy HEREAs, LOUIS PROBE, Of said parisl
.fF has filed his petiti0n IN the Office Of the
CLERK Of COGrt. applying 10 be appointed admin
lstfat0r Of said shove mentioned aud entitled snc
cessiOn. Bow, therefore public notice "a hersbv
given 70 AL parties Interested 10 show cause, II
any they have, In writing, within ten days from
the publication hereof why said application
made as prayed Tor
Witness the Hon. G. A. FOuFnet, Jadge Of said
~ court, Of Lake CHARLES La, this ON day
lis. Sof November, 1852. G. b RICHARD,
~ Deputy ClsFk Of said Court.
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Twelfth Judicial District Court State Of Louis
ana, Parish Of CRlcaaIeu.-GO. 76l
SUCCESSION OF WA. PORTER RYAN, DECD
IQY VIRTUE Of an order and commission ema-
- nAt4ng out Of the honorable court aforesaid
and 10 me directed ] will proceed to sell at pub
c auction, at the court house door in the tdfy Of
Lake Charles La 10 the last and highest bidder
Saturday, Decsmber "a. A6O2
at II o clock q. m, the following described ppop
eTty bhlOnEing TO said sUCGesBiOn tOWit:
]. lIwo lots Of ground On Ryan street, in Block
IL ThOs hilbO subdiTisiOn Of the town Of Lake
Charles, La, commencing one hundred feet north
Of the southeast corner Of said block thence run.
ming north along Ryan street one hundred Teet
THENCE Eest between parallel lines two hundred
feet,
2, Six lots of ground On Ann street. commsnc.
ing % feet fTUEn the sOUthE sst OoFnrr of Block
Of the ah0s. BilhO sUbdiyision in said city and
having a total fEunt Ann street Of d33 feet and
running back east 200 feet, between parallel Lines
IERAis AID G0NDlTl0Bs.-TR enty IlsT cent cagh
on day Of sale and the TeBidae on d credit Of one
and Two yeaTs, payable 10 equal inst&llments;
special mortgage and vendors Lea 10 be retained
On the property sold, until full and final payment;
notes Of Purchaser 70 bear eight Der cant per
Enuun interest after maturity until paid with
ten psr cent additional in the event OF being
placed IN the banda Of an attorney for collection
after maturity said nOtes 10 be further secured
by Radit0nRl personal security to the satisfaction
Of the administrator Of said sucGessi0n.
JACOB RYAN, Admir-.
49,, iTHoS, KLELSPETER,
z. = rug ATTY Aneheneer.
IT,, L r.r.r, -. - T. ~ a. m
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wv .AkillD. -7.Al persons who can cook
w and bake 70 send for the Best Cook
Ing stove n che world. Price So, SlB and
IeEms 10 per cent discount cash WITH
2rqeg, y one-hslf VIII order balance a. B0
hr0okiyn, y. III. feb12-a2ly
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LOOK AT THIS
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.

REV, JOHN HALL, D . D., LID,
REV. R0BT. s. MACARTHUR, D. D.,
REV. NC. LOCKWOOD, D. D..
REv.C. n. sIAis D d., 'O''
Chancellor Of Syracuse UniYerBity,
CURRENT WEEKLY SERMON
By DIR. TALhAGE,
sUGDAY.scHo0L LESSON,
By DIR. q. y. PENTEgosT.
The above and other Wall.knOwn sgfitsrs EyflI
contribute special articles during 1903 10 tic
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WO0LMAN & WILLIAMS.
Lake Charles, IA.
Land Office at New Orleans, La,

Land Office at New Orleans, La, !
--,.,,r,,r,. November % 1852
NOTICE is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed lS5tSSSe Of his Intention
70 make final proof in support Of bis CLAIM aud
That said proof viii be made before the clerk OF
day, January Ord, 1888 viz
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OUR SUCCESS
obs. Belts & BELTS,
Sc ST. Charles ST.. n. o. La.
Aug r. 's2-iy
Succession sale Of Estate
of FRANCOIS p. PiGre,
Deceased.

Public sale Of valuable real estate both in st
Landry and Caleasieu parishes also valuable
stock An St. Landry parish forming lmpIomsnts
and otheT property, vii be madt by the under
signed administrator public RuCtiou6er at the
lsst HeRidsnce Of FRANCOIS POuPon PiGTe deceased,
Of MRllet in said parish OF 81. Landry, Oh
Tuesday, December 20, lsB2,
and PlAts Of survey will be e1mbiloI OF the day
Of sale.
REAL EsTATF.
Sd. In the Parish Of CalCasieu four hundred
acres Of prairie land near the " atkins railroad,
being the W. Of Soc. s, Up. s., Il. w.
MOVABLE PEOPEBTY.
About twenty head Of gentle horned cattle
three pairs Of oxen. about four creole males one
American mare It, about seven head of Young
mules creole mares and colt, one hundred head Of
Bheapr about $50 head Of hogs in indivision with
LaEtie GuilOFy.
Terms and Cunditions:-All the mOyables Tor
cash On the day Of sale. For the imm0vabls prop
brty, One-third cash aud the balance PAYABLE In
two equal auuual instEllment5 Of one third each
notes 10 bsaT eight per cent annual interest frum
day OF sale, and ten per cent to be added for al
tOBney q fees in case Of suit 10 enforce paymeuf
with good peTBpnhl security 10 the satisfaction OF
the uIdsEsigned agent and special mortgage and
vendor privilege 70 be- retained Cd the land sold
till hnal payment EREEMOE LAFLEUR
so-dts AdmiHistFatOr
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RAPTISTR EnNTRMnr

who made Homestead Entry No. s642 for the 81
Of kEt4 SEX Of EWL and MEX Of SWK. SEC,
Il Up 4 s. K ", Louisiana Meridian
he names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous TGsideRCe upon aud cultivation Of
said land. viz Louis AalVOt, LAWRENCE LebIen,
Jesse Pane and W lillian Lebleu Of CaiCaEien
Parish, La. CHARLES c. PALFRLY,
o9'bt Register
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Rlce Farm Tor sale.

II yon want 70 purchase q 300-aere Rice
Farm close % railroad citation, eheap, call On
lhomas Alsinpeter, over DteW'e building
Lake sShafies, IN, 3B-tf
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NOTICE.


LAND OFFICE AT NEW. ORLEANS, LA, !
November it'll 1892
hgaoe Is hereby given that the following named
hnaI proof in support Of her claim, and that SAID
proof wall be made before tue clerk Of district
court, 81 Lake Charles, La, on Monday, Dec
ELIZA LINDSAY,
widow Of David Lindsay, who made Homestead
Entry no. 050l, for the NJ Of NBF4l Sec. 8 and
ht.kA4 Of HEt4 Sec. A. TIP. 0 S. r. I W, Louisiana
Meridian.
She names the following witnesses TO prove her
GoRt3n9ous TesidenCe upon aud cultivation Of, said
David Jannis, Dulva PuiOl, EphEaim PellOGuin
and james HuTseyr all Of CalCasieu parish, La.
CHARLES C. P8LFREY,
olbt Register
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1t Is A DUTY Yen owe Yourself and FAM
" % SET the best yalne for FeuF money
Gsa0f4AEB an E9uF footwear by purchasing
" L. nOHRla shoes, which represent the
D9sf Nhlae for prices asked, as thousands
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Completely Cured By HOODS
SARSAPARLLLA.

HOOPS PILLS do not weaken. bat sid
digestion and tone the stomach. Try them. &c.
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Succession Sale.

Twelfth Judicial District Court State Of I.ouigi.
ana Parish Of CRlcaaIeu.-Eo. 76l,
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THE Echo oDe yearrfor onlyelsOO
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December 20, lsB2
and plAts Of survey will be eIhibitei OF the day
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KINGWOOD No
speeio, Correspondence IqfNe huris7ctr.

Special Correspondence fofthe h%tdliG7'etr.
KlNGwooD, W. VA, May 25.-The
Rev. Ramsay. OF Philadelphia. has re-
ceived a call from tho Presbyterian
congregation here and will remain here
during his vacation =
A Mr.. IIasseIer, Of Washington, has
formed 4 partnership with E. 7. Bishop,
and they both will carry on the mer.
camille business here.
Tho Republican primary election will
be held on Saturday. June IS. In most
OF tho Offices :~thescoptost viii be very
close, and it Will fake a canvass Of the
votes to decide. The, Republicans were
never in better shape and are touching
elbows all along tho line. Eight out OF
ten OF the new voters will DO Republi-
cans. The Democrats are not doing
much, while Republicans are alive, ac-
tive and determined. Most OF tho
leading Republicans arc for Harrison.
True there is 4 charm in the magic
name OF Blaine and should he be the
choice. he will inspire the party.
The ex.soldiers are all Tor Harrison on
account Of his brilliant pension record.
For governor, Elkins is the choice, and
nc doubt will have the Preston delega-
ton. For Congress, they want J.. Mel
SOL Wisner or Thomas Davis.
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PATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person who Is opposed to FREQ Tradu
Slavery aud favors American Industrial Indepen.
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Rice. OF Boston Er.congressman Perkins. OF Kan.
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500 Howard. sloo.

The readers OF the Commercial will
be pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive curt now known to tho
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n
constitutional disease, requires a consti-
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Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease. and giving
tho patio mt strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. Tho p%roprietors have SO
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for my
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials. Address,
F. T.. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
BSrsold by Druggists, 75c.
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a rEnnlnLE EXPERIENCES.
a ship blown Up In Mld.ooean-rhe E..
oNpp of the Crow.

y ship Dlown Up In Mld.ooehn-rho Es.
cape of tho crnw.
SAN FRASclsco, May 26.-The crow Of
the ship St., Charles, which was blown
up ut sea of tho Oregon coast on tho
18th inst, arrived to-day on tho steamer
Willamette Valley. The 81. Charles
left Nanaimo with d cargo OF coal May
10 for St. Francisco. On tho morning OF
tho 18th tho second mate, Mike Flynn,
and Charles Lenberg, q sailor, went to
the. forc hatch to get some potatoes,
taking with them tho. ships lantern.
Louis Strandburg, q sailor, saw the mnto
pass tho lantern, 1.enbcre was, roach,
Ing through, n hole In tho iorepart Of
Tho ship, and was about 10 crawl through
when the explosion occurred, and Flynn
was lifted bodily In tho mir, 1le fell at
Standburg's feet with n great hole In
his scalp and his legs burned TO acrisp.
IAnborg was thrown back against tho
lndder and was terribly cut and burned.
Standburg's beard was siugel by tho
flames which shotirom tho hole. liar'
Nod Kiley, tho sailor, who was on
ucck NJ mo time, slNte5 thlt wHcu tllo
explosion occurred, ropes, hawscrs and
the main hatch cover. was hurled from
tho deck by force, Nndllle dock opened
wide 'front.' the after part Of the honsoto
the stern. The ship wasg EenGrpll&. al;
molished. The rigging was or dlro aud
tho pumps would netswork!. Captain
Chapman was iS|tnaN pinned 10 tthe
floor in his cabiiiuulrr. overturned FUR
niturc. The. !captNn,s, Spine @hssbro!
ken and no was, in t:grss ngonS.aS,NIe
e%xtricatcd him with difficulty aRhmslei
haste to get intoboats as thG,resSel was
sinking. There weru nine.een men. di.
vidod among three small boats. When
last seen tho vessels main sail was on
fire and tho ship was laundering. Tho
boats we're 200 miles from land without
a compass. They 50 cceoded in making
Cape Foulwcather safely and there
Captain Chapman. died, Ienbersf and
the second mate Flynn were taken to
Newport, Oregon, BY tho survivors who
then came, TO this city. Flynn ia OK
pcctcd to die.
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. a NEW INDUSTRY.
What the Tin Plate DUTY has Accomplished
Acknowledgment Helping to pay II.

What the Tin Plate Duty has Accomplished
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Helping to pay II.
chicdoo later 0ceon
Tho last report Of tho American Iron
and Steel Association takes note OF "our
now tin plate industry in fact it dc.
votes about three Of its c~ighty.thrce
pages to II. It says that in February,
1902, there were twonty tin plate works
In operation in this country, or ready to
commence operation, ten In course OF
construction, md that since then sever.
al have gone into operation and some
Q one have got under way OF con:
struction, So much for tho number OF
works created by the Mckinley, bill.
Now as to tho effect upon prices. In
January. 1900, ono year aud seven
months before tho tariff giving pro-
lection TO American tin.plate had COMO
into operation, the average price Of ]. @.
Coke Bcssemcr ~tln.plate, FREQ on board
ship at Liverpool, for tho American
market, was lGa sd, English money,
being n very triile less than 81 per box
1t maintained q steady increase during
nearly every month Of that year. till In
December It stood at lis ID, or at S4l4
per box. In February, OF 1891, six
months before tho Mckinley tariff on
tin-plate went into effect, tho price ut
Liverpool for American shipment was
lSs, or s. 80. =
But In January,,,l 1892, six months NJ,
ter the increased protection to Ameri.'
can made plate, tho price at Liverpool!
for shipment 10 New York had fallen to
Us 'l0d, or rather than s. 2j, and in
April OF this year 1t had made another
drop OF 10 cents.
Tho lesson Is plain, the British OK
porter OF tin.plate is payingthe greater
part Of tho increase Of tho tariff, in.or.
der to get his goods into competition
with the American product.
English prices for export 10 America
have fallen. as tho figures just quoted
prove. Let us SEQ il the very small re.
sidue Of increascdtariit that lies between
tho old duty Of | cent and tho new one
Of 9 Is cents, after tho British reduc.
ton OF price is allowed for, has been
added to tho price paid by the Ameri-
a consumer.
1t has not. For the price OF imported
Bessemer bright tin-plates was 81 AZ in
New York during February, 1901, six
months before the increase Of duty, and
s. 30 in February, 1892, eight months
after 1t had gone into effect.
American made tin-plato now has a
firm footing in the market, and it will
keep it, and its ultimate effect will be
10 lower prices and improve quality.
Besides which, it will give employment
10 thousands Of American people, and
will keep millions OF American dollars
at homo that heretofore have been sent
10 England.
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Half.Farc Excursions co Minneapolis, He.
y lenn md Portlnnd.
Strength md Health.

III you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bittors. Ii la
Grippe" has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys.
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. ii you arc afflicted
with sick headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Eloc-
trio Bit.ers. One trial will convince
you that this is tho remedy you need.
Large bottles only Soc, at Logan Drug
Co.'s drug store. 6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-27
rheumatism Cured In rhreo pays.

Miss Grace Littlejohn is a little girl,
aged eleven years, residing in Balti-
moro, Ohio. Read what she says. 81
was troubled with rheumatism Tor two
years, but could get nothing to do me
any good. ! was so helpless that 1 had
to be carried like 4 babe when l was
advised to get n bottle OF Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. I got it from our druggist,
Mr.. J.. A. Kumbler, and in three days /
was up md walking around: I have
not felt any return OF it since and my
limbs are. as timber rs they ever wcre.h
80 cent bottles for sale bv druggists.