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Good Cooking

Is one Of the chief blessings of everv
home. To always insure good custardS,
puddings, sauces, etc, use Gail Borden
''Eagle' Brand Condensed Milk. Direc-
tions on the label. Sold by your grocer
and druggist.
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CITY HOTEL

0OH TO 313 X STREET. BOARD AMI
QUO lodging at most reasonable rates. Meals
25 cents. Special rates to regular guests.
jal5-1y REED & PURDY, Proprietors
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Another Divorce Wanted.

Carrie Kelly commenced divorce pro-
ceeoing yesterday in the Superior Court
against William Z. Kelly.
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ALL in want of anything in music remem-
Der Cooper has the largest stock and sells the
cheapest. Mathushek Pianos, the best, are in
destructible. Cooper's. Seventh and j.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.

E,IRsT-CI4ASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
/ spect. Ladies dining-room separate Open
DAY and night. BUCRIANN & CARRA-
CHER, Propretors. No. 1919 Second street.
betWeen and x. Sacralr.eIntc.
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SO down and SO per month buys a first
class piano. in rosewood or walnut case of a
j. Pommer Ninth and streets.
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DIED.

this city February sth.
Richard III. Wilmington. native of New
York, aged 73 years, months and S
days.
Hs-Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tomorrow
at : p. NJ, from the Calvary Baptist Church
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Remains can be viewed at his late residenc1 ).
23l2 ii street, Wednesday from o to > A.
n. Casket VIII not be opened in the church
Interment private.
lNGRAM-In this city, February Sth, of
pneumonia, William Ingram q native of
Aberdeen, Scotland, aged 81 years.
month and % days. Aberdeen, Scotland,
and New Orleans papers please copy
Eg- g-Funeral private.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,

Corner L and Fifth Streets, Sacramento.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVEN.
y lent TO all places OF amusement. The best
family hotel in the city. The table ALWAYS
supplied with the best the market affords
Street cars from the depot pass the door every
five minutes. Meals 20 cents
c. r. SINCII ETON Pronriatop
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SCHNFRR q

Successors 70 PosteI & schnerrl,
Nos. iii and nI3 Front Street, Sacramento, Cal.
TROPRIETORS CAPITAL SODA WORKS
Il and General Agents Fredericksburg Brew
Ing Company, dealers in Wines, Imported
Mineral Waters. Carbonated Drinks Flasks,
Our Sarsaparilla, IrCn and Vichy Water and
California Orange Cider still lead on this
coast on account of Their healthfuness purity,
GeiLcate flavor and keeping qualities.
Es- Beware OF irresponsible parties.
who, under all sorts of nlIsrepresenta-
ion, offer for sale similar but vastly
Inferior goods made In outside towns.
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BORN

BORN.
SCoTF-In this city, February 9TH, to the
wife of w. w. Scott, son.
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100 ArEINLEY.


TRise in sacesssion have The people
vetoed the wOEse than par tariff, and
&hsre nov is BJl lIsEinlsyi Bai
few days age The Idol Of bis party,
there sre thousands Of Biz former
friends 10 s1serase han as the aaahor
Of IL deleat. &c ovsFdid tbe mntler,
hey Say, aud Today b i The uost
thoroughly Eepudiaaad man 10 lbe
Hpele UpHsd siaies a few short
weeks ago aud his prophetic sYa saw
ia tbe distance, the pFssidsAey p The
Uniled States Alas, how changed
the prospect. Hi STAR has fpFeFer
asi and BE viii aply be remembered
- belonging 10 that class d whon Il
sas ones saia. oa anlogoa lawyers
also, fpr ye lede men viii hpFaens
9Esgieas y - borp, hui Dr. yeaFsalsss
oasa sot he busasas viii one y
Joar iega
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Somebody must have been ltaubled
with nightmare from the numerous
illusions 10 Thad, Thaddie and Thad
dius in last weeks Patriot Il would
seem that Thad is Fostering somebody.
We'll heretofore sc have deal; only
with Official and pablo acts, but ~
may be goaded into relaltstlpg BY
giving q bit Of history from snit No
1904 Of abe civil docket Of ihis court
and particularly a certain letter Of
which We happen to have a copy.
people who live in glass houses should
not throw stones" On investigation
we end That the parish did pay for
the dictionary May o, 1884. 1t IL
returned 10 The clerks Office. NgW
will Rinasy FeluFn 10 The parish
treasury the thousands Of dollars, sol
lsclsd b. him for bonds in erimiRsI
cases, tarnkey's fees, haRgiRgs, etc.
We khink be will not.
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SPECULATION is now rife IN ragaEd
10 Mr.. Oleveland's cabinet. There
are vast number Of good and able
men in Inc Democratic party, bat as
a matter Of policy and justice W.
would like TO see the old cabinet re-
stored rs nearly IS may be, and Mr..
Cleveland begin where be left of -
not exactly that either, for a vast
amount Of Vicious politics, lnlmieal 10
the best interests of the people WAS
the result of the last fORr years Of
Republican sway, aud the first work
under The new regimen will be to clear
the decks, so to speak, and prepare
the way for the reforms which were
outlined in the presidents message OF
1887 which WAS unsupported and
miseOnslFued in sneh a manner as 20
cause his defeat the DeXt year, but
which, when property understood, has
upon two occasions been endorsed by
an overwhelming majority, ringing
out loud and clear With 40 uncertain
sound.
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THE NICARAGUA CANAL

THE NICdRAGTd CANAL
a convention hs- been called i.
meet on November 80. an New Ortear.,
Ia further the pr, j~c, Of the gre"'
rorerOceaDic cana and gov. Fo~tr
has iuvl,ed al. lbe states to send dtte
gates. THIS As as 1t should be, hr
wbHe lb,- gull states and M,ssssIpP'
valley wuuId perhaps be more Oep'-
6ued than any orber srcDor. il IL Fl
Undertaking Of nat. onsI smporlanc,
and should be 80 considered.
Now thai lb, Drm"crBI,r party will
one more administer the affairs Of tho,
nauuu, we msy ~1prcI a. era Of rcuI-
U"y and consequently fol. treasury
50 tina, The government: vii be IL q
condition 10 render rmporIsni aid L.
lhIs great enirrpf's".
The canal can aud val be Constructed
Al trm~, AMI IN uur op'ni"n II Is Of lh'
brgbes, Importance that II sboOld b.
done ma'ntg By American capital and
that ib,- EBued States should have p
controlling Interest. THIS wo09G
especially be important in I,mes o.
war We could scarcely afford 10 Jet
either Ffanee or E gland or 10 fac,
any other NATION, control this gresr
waterway. TIE repubhcs OF M
,eo or South America might render
important aid bet fer The fact thai
anarchy and internal disorders leave
u-ilber lime or mouev for The more
profitable sud lmP"rIant svocaI,on'
Of life. We speak more pnrltcuisray
o. 5uulb America, as oOr s,srer rrpuh
he. under The wise and prudeu. ad
mlntstsstious Of Pres,drD, DIsz. ba
made rapid strides 40 the grand msrc
Of civilization
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Lake UuzARE.Bs. LA.
GOVFRWOR FOSTER AMI
THE STRIKE.

If any Of The people of Louisiana
have heretofore had any doubts ss to
the wisdom Of their choice for chief
magistrate, the events Of the past ten
days have dispelIed them. We can
only property appreciate the admirable
work Of the governor when we con
slider the magnitude Of the strike and
the difTiculties with which he had 10
contend, Never before had New
Orleans been menaced with 50 grea'
danger as when she was practically at
the mercy of a vast army, numbering
perhaps $4,000 men undergoing en-
forced idleness aud very many Of them
turbulsnI and lawless characters, ready
at any moment 10 preuipiIate a scene
of violence and bIoOdshed.
With iauHllrss courage nc faced The
dificulties Of the situation and I'D
dressed himself TO providing frs
measures fer the pnbhC safety and
then solution Of the problem thai
had became complex indeed. He VAS
neither weak and EaclllstiRg nor rash
ana impetuous, but went quietly vel
eneFgeticaliy 10 work, without any
0stentation or flourish Of lrumPets.
Prompiitude and precision marked
every step. While he desired q
peaceful solution Of the matters IN
VOWED, be declared that the las,
should be infOrccd and order mate
tanned at any cost. Governor Foster
was entirely suceessinl because, irkr
has contemporaries, Flower Of New
York and Paiiison Of Pennsylvania,
he bad the courage 10 act and did act
promptly and at the same lime With
prudence.
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CONR'RsD BR ATE RsEUNlONN.
Gen. w. H. R5ymsaR Talks of ah,
Veteran aiaGkHeFtmEr RE EalAiEe
Charles and ahnllas.

Sunday PissyaDe, Nov. c.
General W L Lyman is back il
town after a three weeks business TIM
during which he found time to yrs,l
the United Confederate Veteran r.
unions at Dallas, Texas, and LAX.
Charles, La.
Speaking OF his trip yesterday,
General Lyman sa d
'rThe LAX Charles gathering on the
2lsl r.fscred credit Oh CaIcasreu
Camp No. g.. The occasion brought
nut the veterans from all the surround
ing conntry. TIE exercises werr going
on when l reached there, IN a grow,
half mile from town The platform
WAS handsomely decorated, and lmrlrro
Dung ladies, dslntIiv and appropu
/ atetV allired, represented the sec-nrug
states, and between the speeches.
entertained the guesls with C"uieier
ale songs. Everything was wei. Coo
.iucied, the committee having system
zrd everv detail of sriaug~mrn'.
The speeches were ell good Tn, ~
were three by veterans and Ia, by
louug men who narrated thar r.n
n,','h reCnilrcll ms OF The war.
From Lake Charles w-n t. DAa.,>.
'racblng ibrr" The eyeuIng ~ rD,
34lh. the 6rst day o lbr r,uo. t..
rul c,unpelIrd Ia say that lu.l~nt .' Fl
! Confederate reunion, such H. ", uuJ~.
81, nd by she Term 81 \ " Urtesu-. i.
wnr al adjunct to the Dsu,ssla'. ;,l,
Tb+ 25 Wac Louisiana ds1 and
Dr. Markham Wa tn orator q: lD.-
hay. Toe sE~rc'se~ wrrr e. hs,. IL.
guu al 10 O'Clock ~ the mprDpr ID
"r music hall Of the fstr groun.,
After a wall of al hour sn3 nat
" u cold room. Dr.. M"kL-u va 3.
,uduced. Hss add,vss was d bu. gu,,
nul Was interrupted IN tbe u dlte u'
he enIramoe Of Drvlslnr G~nrIa
LABEL and sIzf, who serru.d L. nav.
nai-- a mistake "a Lh hour
Nothing h~yoDd orallnD markrI lu.
lay. NJ # .ris we're made L. eaie-
aan tbe Luu,siantans PTesrB'. al. b.
arrangements mad ior their com5,r,
| Que tbing tina particularly iugrrsr~
~ WAS The iaCl thai I1r rru0 .ou ura.
Quarters were used as coD,vnlru
slnor Ia argue polite, and the dt-
cussions yer. Lively att glsd W
had nothing Of that KIND Der, Las
april
The presence Of Mrs Hayes. asugD
~ OF } frEsun DAVIS, Ruh L~r ut,,
noy aud of Governor Lnbb"ck air
Srnssor R-gan, membrrs OF Prestd~D
DAVIS sisf, was "a great cvm5or. All.
s,lrssuFe 10 all attending resrrsus
fbeir presence, especially that OF Ars
Hayes, took The edge of The dlssp
p"lnlm-nt ucGasienrd by Ibe rruolor
asrlt There was an psrsdr aud d,
-Irrelses except Dr. MHkbam' $ adde's
e." hriug I'd" FelrTan~ l"g-, nvr
One o. G-BrFa CaDrh's slaf Stale
that The general convection and 7,
aBion here las April bad dvu+ we
"a selrcliBg Birmingham snstead G
D alas for The geuersI c"useDll"u 0
1898. as Dallas is not pr-psred 1
:s,ry OIL The piOgramme o. Coz
It-aerate Iranio
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some malicious persons baEe started
he Es.'Ort that ". have brought to thls
2ogn an old STICK Of go,,ds shIoh a..
iuteHd to phim of on tue pr"pIe Of
lake Charles Our g,sOis BIl sho =.
f~r th+mseiE+s and a ge ask I7 for a
full, falr and eampIrte IuaA,-cuou Of ali
eur ttssek and IL We cant Convince you
hat our goods are a. ireeh, Lev, sly lirD
aud Of a. good Quality aud oar p1cr-
A. los as fh,, loae Ell, then We do not ash
or 9our eaBlOm.
RFgBAHDEOS. az Bt,yE,F
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Succession sale.
sUCCEssI0S OF bNAi. POTTER RYAN. De

TRelffh JaaiCiai D8slEiGi COUrt, STATE OF L0HisI-
aRs, Parish 81 EalCas8eG.-Ao. 7bl
SUCCESSION OF WA PORTER RYAN. DEC D..
LDY VIRTUE of an order AID oolauissign sEaa.
u HAtiag gBt 81 The hgBOrabIe court asBEusIlid
a8d 10 Eie tsIrrCIsd, 1 Nih EIDpssa 10 sell ct pub
lie anCtisn the E0gFt hgAss door, ia the .fy Of
iks gHEE3es- La to tae last and highest bidder,
On
asRasEErSlag, DeceEn3er Fl. fEs92.
Al n o1elsrk 3. "a the fsllgEiBg described pF1p-
erty belanEEBg ~ aaid suupassiSnt tgNiE
]. EFg8 lbIs al Elgn3d On a al siIsFt, an BlgCE
~, sRs. l5il9o sHaeiFIsR1A Of Ghe town 81 Lake
sShsEles Ia. commencing 1Bs hundred feet agEth
81 gbb agutheast CaTsr II aA5i block thence ran,
tbsnrs sest bst VISA paEzsllei Anrs ESQ hnadEsd
faeL
q slz lots 81 gzsRnd On Am street, oOmmeRe-
Ing 81 ssst 4FgIl aa agIlh ct egrU o. hjDSk a.
u the 4 aba Bilg4 ssiadIElsipB In said CITY and
.haVing t0tAl II e - An street Vi SO iesI asid
FEnIil1a, blk sltst let. bsEhsgA parallel lines.
TgaNa AID coAlsi 49, asnty ter pBut glash
% lag 81 ea1s aad fbe residue On credit 81 ons
aAd sse yeaTa. pagshle ~ equal 5HstAiizaeAtss
sszeial zsSs1 gge ard Feaa0fa LEA 10 be retained
"a The plsss4g koia. anti fal and aHll pa ilHllt
aeiss q psauaaseIs q bsaE tAgbt psT esat pr
aunala ialssaat Aftef lansutsts anti paid With
ilatrs ID lie hal8s 81 a. AttaEBgy Tor colleatall
afteI MATURITY ssia 9sstes n b. fnElbsr sst8Fed
" AdhitDEi psFsoEal seenrity to Ebe hatlsiact ion
81 iba adiai1isiratst 81 sid silcctssi9n.
JACOB 8YA& ,4AdmltF.
TH0s ALETsFETEE
AsR. PuJo, AIS. sAuetlgaasr-
nov d, 3sg2
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charge BY the government Of all its
obllqations and has numbered among
It's leading statesmen some Of the able
est tiuauciers Of this or any other age,
Il it shall ever again sWsy the desti-
MES Of this people, it will be when 1t
has ceased to be a sectional party and
abandoned the dead issues that grew
ont Of the great civil conflict.
For cur third party friends we have
a few words. The widespread diseOD-
tent which has been growing for
number of years, Is bat the legitimate
trult Of vicious HBdunequal Legislation
and has given rise to various theories
and plans for the amsieOratioD of the
Corditiou Of the working people, such
as the sat. treasury bill, an unlimited
IsHne of paper money, the free coinage
of silver, etc. None of these sre
practicable or eEped'ent unless it be
The latter and OF that even, we haVr
grave doubts and prefer to await the
action of the congress Of nations
shortly to be held al Brussels to con.
slider the relations Of the precIou~
metals, the one 70 the other; not thai
that acIlon should have any binding
authority, but tbst Ii may throw SON.
light on the subject and point out the
wiscst course to pursue. Finally =
return to the simplicity and economy
that marked the ante helium days
the republic and an Abandonment O.
the theory thai d people can be taxed
into prosperity, and We have the nrmos
faith that the evils that have spruug
up and the hard times that haVe r."
sBiied vii gradually disappear spc
that Onct more the brlgh sunlight or
unrvrEsaI prosperity shRI msrk lh'
remaining yenrs Of the nineteenth
century.
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JURY FEES. ETC.

/ will be rrmrmbrEsd that Lbe grand
jury for lh= September Term Of 1889
of The district court Tor lbis parlsl.
reported shat the Treasurer gas sun~
shing ike $4,000 an arrears with 81.
PARISH That report Vas mad on Fr
day aud the foiIra,ng Monday Dtgh
Ibe PARISH treasurer book, Ellh Ib'
hook Containing abe proceedings Of
'b~ polio. jury, wsIe burned.
Tue police jurg met early ais Oesebrr
AMI nPPoinled Committee Of expert
Afer th"rough investigation IT.,
~EP-rL Committee reported as folio%- !:
EAhlhil a shows the aggregate receipts
.r,,m ali s,uFcs-s, tO-RiI:
From lax collector s. tases .... 8 l2l 81 s5
" a. hHss and
rs.5 h s.4 COLLECTOR as lis:a.s g g 8 8
From stale Of Louisiana rebate
OF HBzl TaEAs. ----- ....---.- luU a.
From J b Watkins Banking Co. a l9a o
Cash bzLabcs on hand Mays - El2 IS
Total receipts Ets4 O23 IS
Disbursements .--.-..-..--.---. ls2 zsS -
Balance on hand July IS. 1855. O. rs 1a
There are No jury Ices seesaulrd
Tor in that report. A Ne held then,
and hold yet, the rtEeasUrFt,s receipt,
tor jury fees lnrned 10, aad 10 Eisw d
the fact lhal lhe then acting iEesseFr'
ssss uadsr nc bond me coaeiHdfd tbs
the jury fees 4EvEe As, safe 10 our haud-
- 10 bis. last IS soon after tle rev
psrlsh treasurer was qualified IS ~
had time 10 go oEer she m4Rute bp0i
and Eerify The smaunt, We paid 10 b.
money early 10 Jsauary.
Are sou salisfissil
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EAmoUs are the reasonss and seine
81 ahem very Eunngi . whieb ibe Re
pnblieaaa aseriba their defeat. Seas
feT nsg szpianatisH Is 81 once brief
ana luOid. aThe people did not seGe
foF M HARRISON .Bat senaiprr
nsy dian't iheg BesAass ihsy
preferred Mr. Cherished, kxease ne
but Tn huss and haze 70 more q 80
III lA.a aaAienl.
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Or Thursday Of last week tie two
rival central committees Of the Demo
cratic party ~ this parish met 70 joint
session and elected q chairman il the
person Of w. B Norris. This action
Was intended 10 and Ne believe has
f0reyer ended The long sud bitter con
troysrsy Thai has been wsged foE two
yeass. we viii not enter into The
history 81, o. discuss The merits Of The
case; but lei The dead bury its dead.
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A Bargain.

s1t1s0 alltits ot prairie land, Al, pn5sr
Jsn6 ~ 45pGe, ~ Of which 4 goed 'i 5ies
sa JI 4,,a Level crop made Oh Il M liee
4 X XIV. lpgaFd and easily drRinsa w seaf;
from T9i,ra pe'ss apd ,aut houses one s NM
~ 0A'saln i9r short tImo only.
THAD MAKO.
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PanR PoLLr.

a SIC aasFy Chat 90 Fabbaa goAi
hers a. lard she aEaag aay and
gad y0u Il badly but keep uoo
6a aga ae Size iaag logged lasl9M e.
ars sfisf bus yea might q lsess 9ais
faig ana aos gblish y yaaf paPeF q
ehnl ron 3 pilgasa ieA az
IVY raBonshl8 ier
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sherla,s sale.
state Of L0uis1ana, Farish Of Calezsisu
TEslfth judicial Distsiet Court.
No 14IA


fCARL W0LR w JU1IRA RICRARD, ct ais.
4IOY VIRTUE q NFit Of hrri faeissi
~ issusd and n me digsesea
~ the honGFRhia court aforesaid,
have seized and sill 0frr fof sale 81 public
auetien, 10 ahe lat aud highest bidder at The
court nause da0r q axis parish, q the t9En ef
LaEa charisei La, en
sasarrias. November 40 a. se&s
betWeen legal heuFs, ths foHeEing described
zeal GROCERY sitaated n he parish 81 Gals
esaisi1 ~ and drseFibed yliaHs, t0ults
NEM II N.Y. and AA< % nv
sic ts So A8ld &EM II @Na 81 See
T6e N5F aHd s e el# q See
10 Nad VI sretluH
~ a@ VS. eOafAining lc8 acres To-
afsher aith 81 t8e rigatsi ass aa4 privileges
Il the aAme 1elaaglRg or e Aly way apEas-
5atuiag thefeap.
TzaNs his heiHg tbe beeand qllerlug, ne
ADORE described ysgperiy Will 9e ellla ZOE
ahateael IL Rill bring az q fre4lf 81 twelve
sltni SIX purshesaf IL 5nriiikA bond Ritb gaad
stsa AsafaHa sfeufiiy, and epegial mortgages
s. property suia FitA eiSas eeut " AZ
auI ateres faan das ia, a9sie
r.paatinE II S5iaa alQEe s ~ be HAta
DAVID u RETp
SHERIFF 81 CaiassiHn paFlal. isQnlas lana.
SheHa6s asirs 4.usa Nlafle Is tsl 5
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Succession Sale.
N'''o VI LOUISIANA Twelfth Judicial District
Court, Tor .CaIcasieu Parish. ~
No 100


VT eLAitlN ID. MOORE, DECD
AN I'LL KY 10 Of an order and commission issued
~, 4Aolh tne ooRFt aforesaid In NH S1ccaS
slid e me hlEeeted will at the late TeSi,, y
s.lu deceased in Calcasieu parish La On o.
s ',.,,,l RlsceInbeT 10, 8sSa
iast apd s hours + sell ct public auetion 10 tbr
M ~ Alghest bidder for cash an dSr u = W.
~ sle property belonging to tbe NY q sale
S ~ deceased and in Community itb M q
follows, tO-wit: 49, AA0ofe' and described as
Ssc = E 4, q sWA aud the EVyk nj srUl, -,
Sa,, " 4P 8. ot r. 5 W Ia iIisSa,, Y 4 II
INA Ioits!nlng sS 2s l0G acres fogetha+ y;
fbere, and improvements f6ersa'Si ~ ~
Loaisiaa IS4''s'ng Situated in 6aloasiea parsR a
One Mare.
Que SalSy.
One Hack.
One Set OF Harness
6 NJ mead 9t Honed Cattle nor, ,r,I,-
AZ, NV. ~ 81 Kitchen and Hoassboi5 S ~;
AutAltpre etc, etc '94AoiA Woods and
'ftNsi tills nd qag of Novembsr 1sao
MAkrHA ANN m -Ai6npp
u n A. Admtnistratfix OF SAN E1,,o5tt-
= lsliLlER, Attorney. ss7l4n'
3G.tds
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he nan ha discovered t#ai Eaps
BET ~ ) lae praarf eaRsF % - s
of lead psae maa clean eg9.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-18

W ~HEREAS LOUIS PR0DE. OF said parish
w mas hled his petition III the Oilcr Of the
Clerk Of Gu"rt applying t. be- appointed admin
iSIrat0r OF said ab0ve mentioned and e1tltled su'
cessiou. Nov therefore public notice j. hereby
given TO all parties Interested to shOv oaUsc il
any the nave IL writing within zen DAYS from
the publication hereof why said application
shunld not be granted and said appointment
made PRAYED Tor.
Witness the Hon g a FOurnet j udCo Of said
- cuurt at Lake Charles L. Thu eth day
.- :. : Of November 49, { + RICHARD
DEPUTY Clerk CT said Court
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-18
SUCCESSION OF ALICE LEDET DECEIT

State OF Louisiana Parish Of CarcasieU Twelfth
Judicial District CUurt.-NO. -.
Probate Docket.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-18

"eilth d unIcal bIsiUcf Court Parish 0. laI,a.
heu stat Of Louisiana M 10
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-18

Z Relfi B > Ratuiai DgslEiGi C0Urf, STATE OF L0aisI
aRs Parish 81 gRlC4sleG.--Ao. 7bl,
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sheriff ~ igeaian paFiaH Louisiana
saeiis irs .nsa Gaasls - ~ s
1852
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-10-22

The necessity for the addition of more rooms to the $. r. Hotel never was so apparent as at the present time, when one party of 30 people applies for accommod a. tions for the winter. It Is also true that already more than 200 people have laid their plans to spend the coming six months here in Yuma, provided they can secure convenient and pleasant quarters, and this in addition to the scores who will come and go spending only few days or weeks in town. At least 25 rooms should be added at once to the present capacity of the hotel, every one of which can be filled before the winter at the east fairly sets in, and even this number will not begin to accom- modate the people who wish to spend the coming winter in the mild, even, dry and delightful win ter climate of Yuma.