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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27
RArrs ESrEnpRusE.
1914 nth ST. Sc

XNAfFS LNTkRPRfSE,
1914 nth ST. Sc
WE ARE SURE WINNERS IN THE RACE
FOR TRADE
Put your money up early. Our stock viii be broken
up at the finish.
FAIR GOODS. FAIR PRICES NEVER LOST A
RACE.
WE HAVE GOT THEM. WE WILL WIN WITH
OUT BREAK.
We ask you 10 take advantage Of great opportunity
to get New Fall Remnants Of honest worth from our
full and complete line Of 10 just received from
the mills.
1000 yards Of Wool Plaas. all styles l5c, Our
price. SIC
1000 yards Plain cashmeres. 80 inches wide. 2sc.
Our price. 15c. Black. navy myrtle. garnet. drab.
tans, old rose.
1000 yards of Bedford Cords. 50 inches. 37jsc.
Our price. l9c. No missing shades.
1900 yards of Crepon Cords. 80 inches 37,Sc. Our
price. lsc. All the new shades.
2.0o0 yards Of serees. IS inches 371Sc. Our rice.
Ice.
1000 yards Of Changeable Serges. 80 inches, 45c.
Our price. o3c Navy. old gold. tans. drabs and
brown.
Now come the two of Remnants. all wool.
silk and WOOL 49, 40 and 81 inches wide. Black Hen
riettas. serges. Debeises Cloths. Camers Hairjust
the thing for childrens dresses-I yards DC - to
4ysrds. 3 Not one piece in the lot less than
SOC. to 81. 80 per yard
1000 yards Navy and Red Percales, l5c. Our price,
SIC.
1900 yards Shifting Percsles l2,sc, Our price.
a1c
1000 yards Figured chevron. 15c. Our price, SIC
1000 yards Unbleached Canton Flannel. g. Our
price. 4<c.
1900 yards Unbleached Canton Flannel loo. Our
price. nc.
1000 yards Unbleached Canton Flannel 12xc Our
price. CSC.
2. 600 yards UnbIeached Canton Flannel. 15c. Our
price. lie.
1000 yards Bleached Canton Flannel. 1Oc. Our
price. nc.
1900 yards Bleached Canton Flannei. I5c Our
price. esac.
1000 yards Beached Cotton. including Dwiehts
Fruit Of the Loom Lonsdale. Our price. 6slc.
II you have any preparations to make for the @. A.
R. you will find Bed Wraps way below all compe-
tition.
10 bolts Bed Comforts zoe. Our price. 29c.
80 pairs Gray 1o-4 B ankets. 81 co. Our price. 6ec.
80 pairs White lOi Blankets. s1oo. Our price. sc
so pairs Gray Io4 Wool Blankets. s12a Our
price. SIC.
so pairs White l0-4 Wool Blankets. s1.es Our
price. s1.19.
10 rolls White Mating. 1oc. Our price, 1Oc
10 rolls Fancy Mating. isc. Our price. I2,Sn.
10 rolls Fancy Mating. 2Oc. Our price, 15c
100 Wilton Velvet Rugs. 81 by 20. 80. 90 Our
price. e. 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

The slight disturbance Of the serenity of en-
eampmsnt preparations recalls the pro,erb
about the womsn in the ease. II also involves
that familiar source Of contention-money. I,
Ii To be hoped the project Of getting ~ al MAJ,
and just showing folks or words to tkat effec,
viii be RECONSTRUCTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

The idea Of charging carriage cart drivers for
loss Of time may have the eject Of correcting
Tia impression that has apparently developed
In The minds Of some that they are out driving
fue diversion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

Senator Dawes withdrawal is unique There
b absolutely no indication that he doesn't mean
every word Of II. He has been aa able. faithful
ard ussfui public servant, and he will be greatly
missed by wide circle Of friends in Washiua-,
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27


Nsw R1ssoss.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS.
100 pieces Al-silk Moire Ribbon. No. %. regular
soc. width. for
l9 CENTS A YARD.
100 pieces Al-silk Moire Ribbon. No. 90. regular
20 CENTS YARD.
The colors are Nile. cardinal reseda, olive. light
blue. pink, navy. brown. leghorn, yellow. myrtle.
black. white and cream.
200 pieces All-slk Satin and Gross Grain Ribbons.
SOC. width. for
lO CENTS A YARD.
2oopieces An-silk. Satin and Gross Grain Ribbon.
regular 4Oc. width, for
70 CENTS A YARD.
All the above mentioned coiors In this lot Also
NV HosrrnY.
The following items In Hosiery are entirely new
having been received yesterday There exception
ally low prices for the qualities and styles. par
sonal inspection will demonstrate:
Ladies' Richelieu Ribbed Isle Thread Hose-boot
patterns-in the following combinations Black and
cardinal black and lavender. black and yellow black
and light blue. and black and pink The boot is the
Hermsdorf black and Is guaranteed absolutely stain
less. They are
OC CENTS, or 3 PAIRS FOR oil.
Ladies' Isle Thread Foot Pattern Hose with feet Of
the latest leather shades with tops of the following
coors: Pink. light blue. canary. lavender. yellow,
gray and Nile green. Also
50 CENTS. or 3 PAIRS FOR Isl.
Ladies' Fast Black Richelieu Ribbed Isle Thread
Hose-superior quality.
50 CENTS. or PAIRS FOR 81.
Ladies' Richelieu Ribbed Isle Thread Hose in all
shades Of tan and gray.
Do CENTS. or PAIRS FOR SSl.
Ladies' Cluster Ribbed tentirely new) Isle Thread
Hose. in white. pearl gray. tan and bronze.
40 CENTS.
Anew assortment Of Isle Thread Boot Pattern
Hose tfall weight). with fsdeless coored tops and
fast black boots also boots in all the leather shades
These the celebrated onyx" dye aud are guaran-
teed absolutely fast colors.
40 CENTS.
Fancy Boot Pattern Lisle Thread Hose. with lace
opsn.work top.
IS CENTS.
Fancy Boot Pattern Isle Thread Hose-bottoms
embroidered in colors to match the top. Only
10 CENTS.
Ladies' Lace Open work silk Plated Hose marvel
ously cheap-white. gray cardinal. tan. gold and
black. Their actual value is 81. TO- Our price.
" CENTS A PAIR.
Ladies' Boot Pattern Silk Plated Hose, with new
style tSfichsel Ansslo} rib-Oynx fast black bcots
with tops Of pink. light blue. Nile gold and cardinal
Regular 81. IS quality for
SO CENTS.
Paris Novslty-Black Isle Thread Hose, with
open-work boot and vertical stripes Of red, white
lavender and rOld' very effective. Only
80 CENTS.
Isle Thread Boot Pattern Hose-the boot en-
broidered In Persian and Mosaic the col
ors warranted fast-nothing Of this kind has been
shown before. They are
Sl.35.
Black Isle Thsead Hose. with instep embroidered
In handsome Aorsl designs.
$I.48 AND S1.9S.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

II is the exceptional case 90 Dr.. wvnuan
shows, 20 which the introduction Of epid emies
> dnsL When millions of lives and humid red. es
millions OF property are at stake VIII should
there be exceptional cases Of lack Of vfenance2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

The 81. Louis Globe Democrat advises its
friends Of the republican party in Texas to re-
Jet the advice Of those who counsel support Of
the .'popuIist" ticket or nomination Of straight
republican ticket 1t sees no chance for pre-
venting The victory of the Hogg or regular
democrats BY either course. but is impressed
BY the view that an alliance Of the republicans
vith The Clark or young democratic faction will
be effective. The Globe Democrat thi-.ss the
progressive element in democratic lone star
politics u all In the Clark movement. To most
outsiders IT looks Ike q simple scramble for
oAces. although 30 FAR as the platform of prin-
ciples is worth anything as an index the Clark
ises have the advantage in that they are "agin
the bill the free silver bill, that Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

People who have been comrIyi,ine on the
auistness Of the campaign have y.idently over
looked the District democracy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

LASsBrReH & BRo
Or CorHsE
You VIM DECORATE,
Everybody will
II isn't often
that you will see
loo. q A. r men
In one city at one time.
We would like
70 do your
Decorating.
We have anticipated
every idea you may
have formed In regard
to Drapiug
Our man ean come up and give
you an estimate.
Here is q list for your guidance
These We know sold
leSsthan before
could have supplied
you With Fisfs
As our order Was given
moths ago
We are Headquarters for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

fhs Farmers Alliance has not been hesri
Rom very conspicuously Of late. 1t has bssu
busy at kumblins the proud spirit of the susn-
nsr boarder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27
Gro. w. RIcn
TIE Wanars SHOE HousE.
lIib v STREET n. W.

lIlb y STREET NV.
is AGAIN IN THE LEAD. WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED Is5 PAIRS LADIES' BRIGHT
DoNGoLA HASp-sEwEp TURN BOOTS.
OPERA AND CoMMoS-sENsE TOES
SIZES VERY NEARLY COMPLETE. FRONT
TO 9. AND FROM TO EE WIDTHS.
THESE ARE THE SHOES you NOW WANT
FOR AUTUMN WEAR. WE CHALLENGE
ANY ONE TO OFFER YoU A BETTER
BOOT FOR o. 90 OR ~ So
OUR PRICE rs ONLY $50.
WE HAVE ALSO RECEIVED OVER c2s
PAIRS NEWS PATENT CALF sHoEs.
SEVERAL STYLES. MANY DEALERS
WOULD CHARGE VOC o. 90 OR 90 20 FOR
THEM OUR PRICE rs ONLY ssS
ALSO MEMS $500 CALF BLucHERs
FOR s345
ALSO MEMS s4oo CALF BLucHERs
FOR s2s5.
AND 275 PAIRS LADIES' HIGH SHOES
SAMPLE Shoes AT LESS THAN WHOLE
SALE PRICES. SIZES ARE AND ~, A.
AND C WIDTHS.
OTHER DEALERS MAY SAY TO You
THAT WE CANNOT MAKE Such FEAR
Full REDUCTIONS AND LIVE. BUT WI
ANSWER BY SIMPLY REPLYING THAT
WE MAKE 1T A BUSINESS TO SEARCH
THE FACTORIES FOR GOODS COUNTER
MANDEp FOR FAILURE 40 GET THEM
OUT ON TIME. AND FOR GOODS MANI
FACTURERs DO NOT FEEL SAFE IN
SHIPPING. WE TAKE ONLY RELIABLE
MAKES. AND GET THEM AT oUR OWN
PRICE. THUS ENABLING Us TO GIVE
THE PUBLIC GENUINE BARGAINS IL
FINE FOOTWEAR
TEE WAnRrx SHor Hoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

The Metropolitan Opera House IRE occurs st
time to furnish a completes iu stiAeatiou Of
The stringency Of washington's regulations 20
prevent theafer fires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

Iron Hall has collapsed, but successor will
End victims open mouthed for the bait. Such
b The American public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

kussaa Is center q Disaster She d FIRST
fa0ins-ssx1cnsn sna tksUa ehosefs-strieksn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

The increase in Mr.. MorlevS nsjerrfy under
Che circumstances shows weif for t,,e bb-ra,
party and 10 also . personal tribute to 1. sre.s
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

10TH. llTH 4 p SITS. n. v.

llTh q r BIS. n. W.
Closed today q. I; other days at until September
Lurss AND. Orur.. Housr Fu.-
FoR Tn.
G. A. r. EscAxrxEsr.
Szprzxsxn 1892.
soods are her. and ~ have sosshi.g special to
'.y concerning .hsn.
ourprepsrations have been on . very comprehensive
scale. Our stocks of Linens. Re.dy-msds Bedwesr.
Blankets. Comforts Lace Curtains. &c. have been
bought especially for this occasion. and 1t il With
than ordinary pleasure We call your ssssnton to the
result
For several years We have supplied many Of the
largest hotels restaurants boarding houses. cafes.
public institutions private families In and out Of
Washington with this class Of xoods We want to
supply YOU and prepared to give the bes. sssen-
ton IS we'll the lowest prices.
We exceptional faciiissaor purchasing very
large quantities and thereby get at the fountain hsaA
the manufacturers from whom We supply ourselves
at the lowest possible prices and being anxious
distribute quickly Mve marked the stock ct very
small margin Of profit
Owing to the snormity Of the stocks and the s1cep
tional sssortments prepared to deliver with
out delay in any quantity desired Towels. Table
Linens. Cots. Cotton Bedding. Blankets. Comforts
and all other Housefurnishins Goods. FLAGS and |
Bunting for decorative purposes. &c.
- To those who cannot conveniently make per- !
sonal visit Of inspection We would be pleased to send
competent man to show samples and rive estimates
-TopAr.-
TABLE DAMAsKs. NAPKINS, DoYLIEs, Tow ]
ELS. CRASHES AND TABLE PADDING.
-MospAY.-
COTTON SHEETS. PILLOW AND BOLSTER |
sLIPs-BLANKETs. COMFORTS SPREADS. !
LACE CURTAINS, DECORATIVE GOODS, &c. &c.
LINENS.
With us Linen is Linen. .Jate or cotton zoe do
not cell for Linen. All substitutes are care
fully apoided.
TABLE DAMAsKs, BLEAcHED.
'-ooc .eos Csc. Toe. sac. 81 to g. SO gard
Special. inch Soft Finished German d.
mask, pure linen.
SOC. sysrd,-
TABLE DAMASKs. UNBLEACHED
40 so. 6s. Toe and q. 90 I'd
TABLE DAMAsKs. TURKEY RED AND
CARDINAL.
Only the perfectly fast colored ones,
80. IS. size. and 81 00ayd-
NAPKINS and DOTLIES
In Napkins we carry only full sslvsdsed Goods
and Pure FlsI.
u tsctual measurement 10 inches SQUARED
Blesched Damask. will stand rough wear.
FL 90 doz.-
n tactual Measurement 10 inches SQUARED
Bleached Damask,
-sL25, 81 so. Il. IS. u. rs to slo. 90 do..-
4 Bleached Damash,
-s2.25. $3.50. s2.75. saOo. s35o-
to sIe 90 doz--
1000 dozen Plaid Doyliss.
-25c. doz.-
Loo Dozen 4.s Plaid poyliss.
IS Bl9ached Dsmssk Doylies,
81. 81 l2<. 81 25. o.. 80 and q. rs doz.-
Turkey Red and Colored Bordersd Damask
Doylies.
--75c.. u. u. 25 and d. 30 doz-
TOWELS.
We pride ourselves on our Towels they being
the best values 70 be obtained In America.
500 dozen Linen Towels.
loo. 81. 20 dozen
1000 dozen Huch and Damask Towels, 1sx
30 to 19x3s inches.
-I21<c 81. 5Odo.en.-
500 dozen Scotch. Irish and Enslish (Bsrns-
ley) Huci Towels. /
-20c. q 25 dossn.-
1000 dozen Huck. Damask and Bfrdeys
Towels. plain or knottsa fringe. hsmmsd or
hemstitched. |
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III 4. |. L. T |
/ f r T. +. ! 4 4 . e 81 |
/ 4 4 I III i e. e. |
| III III T. T. 1. T. I: e. e.
4 julius Lan.bursh's last days onF
II street are to be made ''mepsorablen bv
'aeriaes of stock unprecedented in
4 the annals of wsshington's CONNER
4 cial experience.
4 tits now apparent that the building
4 now being erected in the rear Of our
q future commercial home-ths New I
1 York Avenue Rink-will not b. COM
4 plstsd in time. and as we are Obliged to
I give up our present building to anew
& nrm September 10th. We sre compelled
4 to sacrifice ct least one-hAif of our pres
a emit stock rrior IA that TINA :
( on. s"' stock shall 90,
4 Beginning Monday. August 20, We
i shall allow the following discounts:
y IS per cent ~ ON Furniture. 49,.
q IS per cent Of Lace Curtains.
I there's. Upholstery Goods. Curtain Ms
I Upon the following conditions:
1st. AL transactions must be for each.
a. our books are closed.
I'd. No goods can be kept for Fall De-
livery. q We have no place in which to
Z keep them. !
3D. We cannot guarantee to deliver
4 - 1t 10 likely that Our employees will b.
busy until late and our delivery wagons
I out until 10 to l2 O'Clock each nisht.
| a see A H NM /
| Fl / { as s. ! Fl II Il IN n :: ;
I 25 aud 30 per cent OF. on every thing I
Z in stock. excepting the few small arti-
I Giles. such - Chairs. Tables aud Rock
I ers now copyrighted on the nrst floor. I
/ ~hieh are already marked at specially
tov reduced pricss. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27


w. II. HoueHroS MFe. Co.
121S-122O F STREET NV,
wiahss the public to understand that for themselves
OUR SPECIAL OFFERS of goods in every de-
psrtmsnt Is Of Just the STYLE. PRICE AND
QUALITY AS REPRESENTED. and knowing tina. We
lie vents We want you to take TINE by the GRIP
Srop.
Sropm
To SEE OuR CHAMBER SUITES
Our No. Suite. solid oak. s12.5o.
Our No. Suite solid oak eli. So
Our @. A. R. Suite. solid oak. s22.
These suites for the rush Of friends during the
COMING EScAMpMESr.
They are splendid values.
Just what you want If you do not want to
SPEND Much MONEY.
Do you see our special patterns of
VELVET CARPETS
77a CENTS
II you want Good Carpet
GET One.
Bass BEDS
Are nov considered OF great necessity.
OUR LINE Is COMPLETE.
OUR sPECIALTIEs FORA
$500 Bull
DO ATTRACT SOME ATTENTION.
sss our o. 90 Chair solid oak. spring ssat.
See our s5. 90 Desk. solid OAK
See our g. 90 Book Case, solid oak
See our s5. 90 Bug. moqussse.
See Our s5. 90 Table. solid OAK.
See our IS. 90 Art Square. a,3.
See our $500 Once Chair. AL.
See our - 90 Hair-top Mattress.
Thesessre lust few you ought to see.
Dos'r FORGET
We try to give full value for every article bought OF
us. We allow no MISREPRESENTATION Every
.rtielssold on it's own MERITS.
We would like you to see
Our Line
SPECIAL PATTERNS OF
PLUSH PILE AxMISsTER CARPET.
We control for washinzton-
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f., 4 e. / T $:

II you ready loot around for the latest .tyi.s
in Autumn aud Fall Footwear. take peep into our
window.
We have already received many fall eoods Of the
same reliable quality always handle In fact the
quality and styles are very much improved th,.
season. while weliknown low prices .sl prevail.
For instance showing strictly fns Brish, Dom
sol. Shoes for e. co. e. 50. o. Il. $500. o. so.ua
s4Oo
We shall continue our bargain counter for few
weeks longer. on which you viii ind sample sho..
below cos, of production aud least 3s< p.r Geo,
less than regular prices
The discount of 90 per cent on all Low Shoes no, on
bargain counter will be- given for the present, THIS
discount. Of course. is for cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

Closed today a. l. other days at xnta September 4.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-11
grase n. T.. ". n g. Dunsnsy
EsHmR.


After Tanch trfbuiati0R, the dummy
line has at last reached the iakefrantiD
safety. The RAINING Of the lins
through the heart Of the city is the
Hnbiest Of some adverse criticism; bat
upun the whole it is looked upon as one
If those eases IN which individual
interests rausf be sab0rdinatsd 70 tina
general good. The growth Of the city
EB1 its commercial prosperity are clossiy
identified with the vast sehsmes inaBg-
urafe1 by the companies Of which J. b O..
Watkins Is the leading spirit, and the
city council doubtlsBs had this IN view
wben IL granted the nse Of IN entire
street, without any consideration and
few restrictions.
1T was within tbe province Of the
council 20 haTe demanded Il money OOH
sileratioB, or it might have stipulated
ahat the company psFe Broad street
with shells OF Nicholson pavement its
entire length, bat it faiied to do either.
With unparalleled liberalitg the oonBGsl
donated to the company s. franchise Of
great VaIBe. In view OF this iaeEr it
certainly bebooPss Mr.. Watkins TO use
every means and aPpiy the most aP-
proved methods 30 reducing TO the
minimum the annoyRncss that the ran
ming Of a steam meter through the town
imposes upon tine people Who live
adjacent 10 the line. The smoke mi
sRncs, perhaps. exceeds in magnitude
ail the ether evils and discomforts to
which Bread street residents vii be
subjected; bat this can be Eaitigated IN
"a degree by substituting anthracite for
ibitamenous coal. or. better still, Goa!
oil ooUld be used. Either Of these suit
siitutes would probably involve ad-
diEiona expense, bat as we remarked
before, the company is 10 daty bourd
to do everything an its power 10, IN a
measure, recognize and Feqaits the
generosity with which it has been
treated.
The apborism. Corporations hsVe
no 6oals. " is undoubtedly true IN the
sense in which it j. generally used, bnt
Mr. Watkins, who IS the poser behind
the throne" in this instance, has al
variably dealt fairly AM sometimes
generously with the people Of Lake
Charles. It does not alter the fact,
thst hr Watkins oblees Is 10 make
money this l. Bot more trDe In bis Cast
than with us all We presume be mas
the average amount OF segGshDess Al has
composition, bnt be that a. j: may, ae
will be Obliged 10 staud br the bargain
made by our Representative, viz the
council, aud 1t i, OF 30 avail to
cry over spill milk or lock the stabse dor
alter tue hoEs- mas beea stolen
The Echo aisbes b. deal fairly with
this question as with all ott,eEs, wItbout
lear or fsvor. As ge remarked lew
aeeks ago, We trust The council sill not
give away any more franchises witbout
due confederation and q strict regara
Tor the city' S Interests.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-11
NOaLce.

BY resolution Of Parish Board of School
DIRECTORS, an authorized 10 announce thai
tar regular examination day hereafter will
be the SECOND Saturday 81 each mouth, 8D-
-lsad 81 the BFEt, ss hrEetgiGTEi aBd that eX-
amlHEtlGBs Wal not BE- Held a. ans g4bET time.
30 prEBtBt themselves al D oiGlsck d. u p8-
peFs 10 ali branches 10 BE- handed an BY 1 p a
AEithnrIlCt Grammar, History Physiology
ana hggleBes Eiab mfshgas Ia Eesehing foE
tle present, 20 Constitute the brabehEs j..
Ehieh to Be examined, il ali grades.
As ieaEheTs art Used the 4eaIRgntttss on
ieaRAeFs vii appeini shum, AxlRg salaEy D
taelr sZpflieaee and efiieieHuy Is EeaehiRg
may demand. JAD Non ER5E,
Parish Sd rIatessQtsut
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-11

An another column Wil' be found 90 adFeT-
tlstmsnt OF the Cnlambla Rice Mil, New
York. The owners thereof MeskFs- Dan
Iaimags S0Bs, have an uRblenished FscuFd
ln commercial circles Of nearly afty YEAR.
They are not only mi.leTs but a. merchants
AaEe HBegaElls6 facilities fgT tAe disposition
OF goOas. In View Of Abe 1ael that much of
tbe Louisiana rice afler being cleaned IN New
Orleans is sent 10 New 30Tk fBF huEl .dirpO-
sIttUu, is H. not worth smile for any Of oar
Eicr growers, KAo control EAtir 0sEn product,
10 sbIp direct, Anus saving commission and
perhaps other Intermediary changes 80 New
Orleans The suggestion 10 certainly WOrEby
o. thought aud POSSIBLY adoption. IheEe is
ORe ppiHi Especially worthy OF nOIe--Ehat
Calling q tsRtiOu 70 the proper backing Of
TuGgE Il should De pas ap IN very strong Or
double bags, Bu matter sEAeEe sou ship.
Why, Uy Neglect shOuid ERg plaHteT RssIe
IaaS WhIeh has cOsb ham tame and meneF aud
labor 10 produce We BrlieF-. II the truth
Has kR0EUs many OF our miller o. Warehouse
friends have been charged Wish ''Gtealage' %
ELen IS q matGeF Of faEt the iUEsss ReTe
made IN transit Any loss whigh Can be pre-.
zen ed by care Is Eirked wAntOn waste
Bn6Bslge 70 God and man
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-11

James suH, a lG year Odd eolerrd
h"y in the New JrIsey reform sgnool.
has lakeu no food for forty st1 day,,
and says that be vii last for biBs,
days more. He bad bern troubled
with indigestion, and took n..t4eI.
that d last Of fifty fTe days would cur
ban. In spite Of al efforts 10 per
-uade ban 10 cal b. mas stuck 10 has
resolution aud viii Dot eala montbinl
t. has been kept alive by exL~TnaI
applications Of .saeel oil rubbed INTO
has skin He does tot seem TO be very
@eak, though be caDnoi work, am
mai0laiBs that at tbe eUd of ffty-fFe
days has indigestion Wi. be gone.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-11
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