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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04
Taesramy krajoVe,
Ostatni dzien Sesyi.

Ostatni dZien Sesyl.
WASHINGTON, 8 listopada.
Dzisiaj by1 ostatni dzie6 sesyi
nadzwyczajnej sesyi kongresu
tax Senat, jak i Izba pos}6w
odroczy}y sic sine die. W Sc
nacie dose wiele cz}onk6w by
10 obecnych, W Izbie bardzo
ma}o, kiedy ostatnie sprawy
za}atwiano. Jak zwykle po-
wzieto uchwa}y dziekczynne
dla wiceprezydenta a prezy.
denta Senatu i wys}ano dele
gacya do prezydenta z zapy-
tanlem, czyli ma jeszcze jake
polecenia, a kledy nadesz}a cd
powiedz przeczaca, odroczono
sic. W og6le kongres przyjaf
l6 wsp6lnych rezolucyi i II
blow, kt6re przez prezydenta
podpisane uzyska1y moe pra'
wna. Z tych 3 rezolucye 8
blow dzisiaj przyjeto.
Dzisaj Senat odmowi4 "a.
twierdzenia mianowaniu g. g..
Astwooda z New Yorku kon-
sulem W Calais we Francyi.
Astwood jest Negrem. Me
chciano zatwierdaic jego mia
nowania z powodu, re oyf
wmieszany W Louisiana W
proces ME zaszczytny.
Dzien dziekczynienia,
WASHINGTON, 3 listopada.
Prezydent proklamacya wy
znaczy1 dzie6 dziekczynienia
ma dzieh 80 listopada b. +.
Proklamacya ia rozpoczyna
sic cd slow: ,,Chociaz nar6d
ameryka6ski powinienby CO.
dziennie czcia iwdzieczn oscia
pamietaG o dobroci i }askawo
Sci Bo "a, jaka obdarza nar6d
cd poczatku istnienia, to prze.
ciez sluszna jest rzecza, by W
kazdym roku jeden dzie1 20
ata} szczegolniej przeznaczony
na rozpamietywanie b1ogosfa.
wie6stw otrzymanych z reki
Boga i ua wdzleczne przyoo.
minanie sobie Jego }askawo.
Sci" w dalszym ciagu wyzna.
cza dzien 80 b. IN. ma dzieh
dziekczynienia i upomina, by
W tym dniu obok wznoszenia
mod}6w dziekczynnych panic
tano take o ubogich i potrze.
bujacych pomocy.
PanstwO Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, 3 listopada.
Delegacya re Stan6w Georgia
South Carolina dis rano cd.
wiedzila prezydenta i zapra
sza1a 60 do odwiedzenie wy
staw stanowych, kt6re rozpo
czna sic IA b. m. Prezydent
odm6wi}, t}omaczac sic, ze jest
mocno zatrudniony opracowa-
MEM oreIlia rocznego do kon-
gresu. -
PaGstwo Cleveland dzisiai
wieczorem byli W Academy of
Music ma przedstawieniu ,,Ro-
meo and Juliet" - Po raz
pierwszy bylt W teatrze cd u
rodzenia sic Baby Esther.
Strajk kOlejOwy.
CAIRO, ILL.,, 3 listopada. A.
G. Vantrinkle, gener. superin:
tendent zachodniego oddzia}u
systemu Big -Four przyby1 tu
Z Indianapolis koleja Illinois
Central, a "a MIN przyby} supe.
rintendent Sutton specyalnym
pociagiem z Mount CaRmel,
aze5y rozm6wic sic re straj
kujacymi maszynistami, pala-
czami izwrotniczymi. Pan Van
trinkle twierdzi, re place ob.
nizono tylko trzem inzynierom
jednemn foremanowi oS10, a
zwrotniczy zastrajkowali ze
sympathy. Urzednicy zreszta
ME chca podawac bli
zszych szczeg6i6w, tylko mo
via, re chetnie u}ozs sic,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04
Wiersz.... :. listOpadOWy.

Wiersz. %. listOpadOwy.
Juz listopad zimnym wiatrom
Pootwiera} drzwi;
Mad ludzkoscia zawis} katar
Niby punkt mad l.
Wiee poeta, ogarniony
Spleenem gwoli mgiei,
ChciaAby przebit sic sztyletem,
Jako kreska L.
ze jednakze grzechem czyni6
Sobie zycia kres,
Wieszcz ma Iozu dunn wiosnianych
Spi skrecony W S.
,,Polonia". 10 Cleveland.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04

w Cleveland zaczynaja sic juz
krzatat okoao sprawy obesiania wy
stawy lwowskiej 1891. By3o juz je-
dno zebranie. Bardzo pieknie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04

Redaktor ,,Polaka W Ameryce"
ciska pioruny ma tych dziennikarzy
polsko amerykahs kich, kt6rzy sic kl6-
ca W spos6b nieprzyzwoity.... Cie-
kawe!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04

Car Rosyi chce podobno przyja5
tytus ,,cesarza wszech Azyi"... Mech
mu bedzie ma zdrowie. Byleby sic
tylko przy tel okazyi wyni6si ma pra.
VIDE Europy!.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04
iNOtatecski.

We wtorek wybory.... Glosujcie
wszyscy. Giosujcie straight demo.
kratyczny tykiet. Rzecz prosta. %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04

W Wiedniu lala sic wczoraj krew.
Wytoczyli ia socyalisci. -. Precz z
bratob6jcami!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04

Clevelandzka ,.Jutrzenka" (ta pod
redakcYa Alfonsa), kt6ra byla'n ngrubo
demokratyczua" przez 2 tygodnie,
trzeciego ,,obrociia sie'' ma republi-
kahska strone. -. Niema to, iak
sta}osc przekonah!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04
polsku.

Jestes Polakiem; ucz dzieci po
polsku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04

PIP. P. Nc Hugh, L. P. Boy
lie, A. O. Sexton / E. o. Brown,
kandydaci na sedzi0w, So gOdni
poparcia POlakow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-11-04

RENEEEt
6aA3As,Ns.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
Ola ThlnEs EEave EaasaesI Avyay.

Those who have lived for the last three
years in Lake Charles have Witnessed many
changes, but none more marked than In the
retail tsade. In the first place The yoiumn Of
business has vastly Increased, but the most
notable change Is IN prices As late as three
years ago 1t was the custom Of our merchants
to charge anywhere from 80 to 100 per cent
profit On the great bulk Of goods sold. Only
Aour, sugar, domestics and a few other things
being exempt from thia rule, and even these
sold at good profit.
As the people from the north began to come
in numbers, with them came the demand for
cheaper goods 10 accordance with the Gus
toms Of the north, where the competition Is
very great and goods sold on very narrow
margin. With this demand came class OF
dealers from the north who have revolution
lied prices 60 that now there Is little ground
for complaint on the part Of customers who
pay cash. We do not say this to the dispar-
agement Of the old timers who did business
on the credit system, and were obliged to
make large profits. They are fully holding
their, own under the new regime.
Anlh buhfp c9ulpbblLlon bhh uldut III utG-
essary for our dealers to look further
than New Orleans for market IN which to
buy, and now but comparatively small pro-
portion Of the stocks Of retail dealers fruits
excepted are purchased in the Crescent City,
whose methods are too slow for the mer-
chants who have been accustomed to the
ways Of New York, Chicago, st. Louis or even
Kansas City.
This Is Illustrated BY the fact that our one
wholesale grocery establishment here finds
no difficulty in duplicating, and in some In
stances getting under, the New Orleans
prices, and there is room for more wholesale
houses here. and we have eyeryreason to be
lieye that this want win be supplied before
many months have elapsed, especially since
the northern outlet afforded by the Kansa,
City, Watkins and Calf Railway gives nj
freight rates from st. Louis but little, If any
ia advance Of the rate between Lake Charles
and New Orleans
II is possible, but not probable, that oul
old sister will wake up to the fact some time
that she is losing the trade from this section
and make some effort to stem the tide.
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/ nOnIt foFgpt Tsr Biii
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
sporting Notes.


About two weaks ago w. W. Day Of Lake
Charles, was challenged By A. Hnughteleni
Of New Orleans, for foot race on the Lake
Charles track, Of 100 yards, for a purse Of
one thousand dollars. This was quickly ae.
eepted BY Day, who went into training few
days after; the race to take place on the 1851
instant. On Monday, however, word wasTe
eelyed here that Haughtelen had spralned his
ancls in playful scufie in bar-room, and
would be unable to run, and therefore wished
the race declared of. We understand that
Days friends consented to this, provided
Days expenses to New Orleans and return
were paid. Its hoped that the race ls only
postponed, aud that II win yet take place al
later date. Days hackers are very conf.
dent, and If The race comes of there Is no
doubt that considerable money win be lost
and won.
The Lake Charles race track should be COM
pleted. A class Of drivers are,belng collected
here that would be credit to any town nc
larger than this, and while there are nc
',hyers,p Messrs. B. A. Touehy, Ed. Wells
Charley Richard, L. Hlrsh, Brent Richard,
Ryan & Dearborn, Sim shattuck and otheri
have horses that belong to the three-minuts
class and better; how much better It is I'm
possible to determine until the track Is put
into shape, Exaetlywhy the thing hangs ir'
1t IS hard to say, for It is not Characteristic O
the Lake Charles boys to lag behind IN mat
ters Of this kind. We hope to be able e
state that some progress haa been made be
fore our next issue.
Charles Porter, local pugillst, left here TO
New Orleans about week ago. to make
match under the auspices Of one Of the club
Of that city, to come OF tomorrow, the 4tl
instant, for $500. We did not learn the namt
Of the other champion.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
RalIway - ~.
G. Argerfno.


Since this gentleman first established bis
candy factory his business has steadily grown
and be now proposes to add new features
which VIII be appreciated by his many pa
irons. He Intends TO ft up ice cream pRrlors
for ladies and children, in real Parisian style.
with new and elegant furniture and HxtuFes,
which VIII eclipse anything heretofore seen
ia Lake Charles His place Of business viii
be enlarged and put 10 most thorough repair
and every convenience supplied.
Dir. Aygerinp has also purchased one Of the
largest and most costly soda fountains ever
brought to the state, riYaling in magnifeence
anything In New Orleans. Ills ansst cakes
will be sent regularly by express from New
Orleans, but bis candy factory VIII be en-
larged and added TO, SO Chat in the future he
viii make al bis eEystalized fruits and some
Of The finer grades that he has heretofore I'M
ported
Mr. Avgerino's success Is owing to untiring
industry, bis gentiemanly manners and his
efforts to please That the enlargement Of
his business will be q successful venture we
have no doubt
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
aoefnI.

-A# u
Mrs. Charles Leree and Mrs. Henry Eddy
assisted by Mesdames Kreader and VIII
Loree, entertained about sixty ladies on Fri
day last at Mrs. Loree'a lovely villa, Rose
Cottage. Ylolets and beautiful yellow jessa-
mine vera used ID the deeorations while an
exquisite cluster of Hilies, presented BY Mrs.
Bell, added its fragrance With the rest. The
costumes Of the ladies would have sied With
the apparel Of the most fashionable III our
largest cities It,would be useless TO attempt
description Of the delicious lunch seryedb "
the graceful Mattresses misses Maud Eddy
aud Libtie Pops, nor must the little syIph Il
the door, Miss Emma Watsop, Be omitted
who locked 80 light end airy one almost ex-
pected to see her yapish from sight. Tie
reception viii long remain bright spot 70
look back 70 in the pleasant Fsemories Of life,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
Card.

Tosthe public whose generous patronage
have enjoyed as proprietor Of the Mascot
Restaurant, I herewith tender my thanks
and trust the acquaintance made has been
mutually agreeable and profitable. Within
day or two 1 shall remove to and take
charge - sue Hotel Howard, as proprietor
and trust that my old patrons will continue
70 favor me with their custom, aud on my
pert pledge my best endeavors to make the
Husel Howard all that arst-class modern
hotel ehoIfid he
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

On Tuesday afternoon map giving his
pame as W0st presented 70 The teiler q the
the Flrt Natioaal Bank q check for s60 ppr-
porting 70 be signed ~ J. " BFgan caAtiel
Williams imnediately suspicipued that the
check was not straight and told the gentle
man walt few MINUTES, when b immedi
ately started away. a policeman happened
to be passing and Williams called bis attep'
tson 70 the man, and requested that be be
followed The result wes that 10 was ~
rested, plead guilty, and was sentenced e
three years II the peniseptiary and vas op
the road thither ali d ~ hours, n ail of ouI
criminals eould b. disposed of AZ quickly a
West vas, me court expenses of this parish
would he lese
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
NeE IEae Eosyn ne was hooking
For.

A man from The north with few hundred
dollars TO invest Inopopolized the etime Of one
of our real estate agents for nearly q whole
day in loolipg for piece Of ground Nothing
would suit aud the agent finally asked him
to stete just What he wanted Herephed that
he wanted about two Or three acres within
about ten Of twelve blocks ot the public
square for about $40 Or sl0O an acre. The
agent told hin be had made q mistake; that
this was not the town he was looking for and
advised him to 60 70 Kinder az there was no
shopper acre land within a mile of the court
house now and that itwould be well not To
defer his purchase in Kinder station too long
as prices were also adyancipgin that thriving
village.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
sudden HseaaI,.

On Wednesday last the little son Of Mr..
Joe Carr died suddenly from the ELECTS oi
chloroform administered by Or. Martin for
the purpose Of performing surgical opera.
tlon. The amount Of the subtle drug used
was very SMALL and the result that followed
would not occur 10 one Of thousand like
cases We deeply regret the occurrence but
do not attach any blame to DR. Martin Il
the circumstances are as we heard them.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Messfs grepagnier - Holllns ls the stgle
Of the frm that VIII within tbs next few days
open ap large stock u ieweFy and kinaFsd
goods 10 the bnil&ing new oceupiea BY tbe
Mascot Restaurant opposite the opefa house.
They propose % pit in the largest stock 81
thgs kind 70 be foaaaaus W LoulsIana and
10 meas apy and IA cowpetti9p % thc Way
81 prices We understand thst they are
practical oeealists and wlil carry AZ iunenAe
line Of apectaeies f9r both thA Wholesale Aad
retail trsde w egmmsad these gcatlemen
10 our clasens, oelag satisas6 Wlth me crs-
dsnilRls they bring them
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
Hoodle PIlls are pureIy Yegatable.

The Louisiana Reyte,O IN. o.)says; Friday,
Feb. "a, completed the twenty-ffth year Of
the Lake Charles ECHO, Itis good paper,
ably edited and may weu be proud Of its
aniversary.n
The Lake Charles, La5 EcHo Is a bright,
newsy paper which preaehes sound Demo-
cratic doctrine and works for the upbuilding
Of its town. It's subscribers get the worth Of
their money every time KaRsas Berald.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Mr.. w. B. DeShazo, st the Kaufman Block
JeWelry Store, showed us yesterday the most
elegant hne Of gold watches we have ever
seen Ia Lake Charles; ID fact, these watches
would do credit 10 any Of the shops III the
larger cities, but the most remarkable feature
Is the price. We knew that the competition
was great abd prices low but we We're not
prepared FOR reduction Of nearly one4haif
on the prices OF few years ago MI De-
Shaxo Is anxious 10 diaposeof these watches
and thie Is q spleRdid opportunity Tor any
person who wants dne watch. The truth e
that the watches are really too fne for this
market Now Is this time n you want d
bargatn
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Aboql haif psat Q,eiQek Qn Friday mofa-
lng last ths weird nasarthiy eFe aisrn
nbiste Al TIE waterwosHs bfoisa Qq tAs
staailed ears of Quf sitiseas end p - f..
eEaiblg abort time iSe Stsameri hook And
ladasr trucks vol mAned ana 5he lqaaiaaa
Hoso c9mpsug sarsd IS tse ars Wblsh
hspleaea lg he slle boag5iag house belonging
~ sle e5llage Ills ita Ns saeieel 81 lag
tteneaa tefefa hs afFlFe q aPy 8 ths cqu'
ps,aei hut lstls qamagg halng aaae
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

The fact of my expulsion from the Calea-
sleu Medical Association baViug become pub
lie property, desire to state publicly the
circumstances that cansed that illustFious
body TO pour forth their Walls Of wrath upon
me, and eventually banish me forever from
their sacred presence.
Az d mretlng of the CRlcaslsu Medical As.
sociation held 10 November, 1892, Dr. i. Moas
was suspended from the association. This
decision did not meet with my appreciation, ]
considered II unjust and arbitrary, aud while
be was under suspension ! saw several pa
tiente 10 consultation with him. We next
came to q meeting held Ja0uaFy l4tb. 1898,
when the following charge was preferred
against me;
Whereas lt having cone TO the knOBledge 81
Of members Of this association that Dr. j, q
Martin bas acted contrary 70 the rules and Tsgu
lattons o. this society BY calling ip Consultation
Pr Y. y. Moss, be Low being under suspension
from this gOCieGY
BE u resolved, That the Judiciary committee
be requested to interview DE-, y, g Martin on the
subject be ore Dext regular meeting and repoti
what he has 10 soy TO the next regular meeting.
'tSigned,) Ard, PERKlNs, Nj, d.,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Three Gays IL a very short time IL which to
cure q bad case Of Rheumatism but It can be
done, II the proper treatment Is adopted, as
win be seen BY the following from james
Lambert, Of New Brunswick, Ill; n was
badly afflicted with rheumatism In the hips
and legs, when bought q bottle Of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. It. cured me 10 three
days. an all right today; aud would fnsist
ou every one who is afflicted with that terrible
disease 70 use Chamb rlaiu's Pain Balm aud
get well at onee.n 80 cent bottles for sale BY
M d. Kearney, Druggist.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03
~. B, MCMAHON, M. d.,
II. G. ANDERsoN, NJ. d.,
&c, Il, RICaAEMsDN RI

Accordingly, at a meeting held Feb. 4th,
1923, was found guilty Of these high crimes
end misdemeanors, and BY unanimous vote
was expelled from the association
make this statement as ! think that my
friends should know The depths Of my depfaV-
ity. As 70 the charge i.self, and the rfghte,
oasness of my condemnation, make no com.
ment beyond saying that as a eFime generally
brings its own punishment, feel that richly
deserve this obliqny and degradation, f0r
ever hAYiDg belonged To the Caleasieo Medi-
eal Association.
JOHN "a MARTIN, nj, ID.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

We are aequsipted with many mothers ia
Centerytlle who would rot be WI hout Cham.
berlaiule Cough Remedy ia the house for q
good many times us cost, and ere recon-
mending it every day From personal expe.
rience we can say that II has broken up bad
colds for our children, CenteTVile, South
Dakota, Citizen. 10 cent bottles for sale BY
n, p Kearney, Druggist,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

sI've tried an sorts OF blood purifiers, n said
an old lady ID Aeptter.p sand you can't
persuade me that any other Sarsaparilla - He
good as AFer'en There's where she had
him. She knew that Ayers was the best
aud 30 did he, bpt II paid him better to sell
acheapeY brand
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03


Smallpox is getting in fits work 10 spreading
and carrying off an occasional victim. The
disease started at Jennibgs few months ago,
and despite every effort to abate IT, 1t has
broken through the quarantine. and at last
accounts It bad reached the smaller towns
west Of Jennings, and even In the suburbs Oi
Lake Charles. The latter mentioned place is
very large town, and enjoys tremendous
railroad traffic, besides having through its
streets numbers Of tramps and other wander
ing gentry who ere dirty and possess no
means Of gaining living. ~. MagV Banner,
The Boaaer Is ip error 10 regard to the
smallpox being IN Lake Charles We have
no cases Of the dread disease nor viii we
have unless the yigilenee that now prevails
isrelaXed such, unWaranted publications as
the above are calculated TO do great harm,
and we trust will not be repeated, It Is not
strange that such rumors get afIoat but they
are the result Of carelessness The writer
when be went home to dinner the other day
was informed that there we're three cases near
thesouthern Pacific depot here. IL tbappened
10 this way: A child had heard part Of con-
yersation on the street relating to Jennings,
which was at once attributed to Lake Charles,
and thus report was started. which, but for
prompt contradiction would have gone forth
increasing in its travels. The Echo promises
to withhold no autbentic Information should
the dread seourge make its appearance here,
but insists upon the greatest care sgainst The
Instrumentation Of false reports.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Oh, sayl Have you looked IN on Hirsch
and Son 1atelig IT will pay you 10 examine
some Bargains 10 suits that are nov down to
low water mark on'tdelay for they are
going fast. Former price, SO TO $50, Fedue-
ed to the uniform price Of Sl2. An the pop
ular and fashionable styles. SIS suits redue-
ed 10 IS. Cash does the work.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

The Poe shiugle Compepy now bas a con
stant supply Of timber and can promptly al
ali orders for straight Dimension Fancy Cut
and Oruameptal Sbingles These shingles
are perfect as to quality and specifications.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Owing TO agreement Of the American CIR.
Gus Owners Association, the w. II Hayris
Nickel Plate Shows win be the 0Dly dTst.class
circus 70 visit Lake Charles this season.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Aristo photographs are all the rage in
Europe, in thr east, aud are now being intro-
dueed ID the south Desmond is making
apacialty ef this style Halt block cast Of
First National Bank
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

As aprine apptoRches the young man looks
around roy he beat place % get hts spripg
snit Of course you Nant q cpetQm made
suit, ane q. eardy cen suit you.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Marie. these biscuit are spieadid. Yes, :
made them frem the Sweet HomS Patent
a5ar y0u SEM d9Wa from ihe Bee HiYe aud
Naet nO ntheF fpUr "a fut1rei
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

All subscribers to TIE EoHo can sim pro.
cure the Attcaia C0agtitaaloa, Loaisia,
GoJ,i1g,,1orsynal or the Chicago Times for the
small sun Of ~ cents. This Il truly the az I
Of letters aud the great weekly newspapers
have taken the place Of books to large
extept OF course every family should have
their home paper and pay FOR ID cheerlully Al
nothing else will take rs place; but almost az
necessary Is one of the metropolitan weeklies
and when we consider that for rs cents you
can obtain as much reading mater, choice
too, as is contained II many volumes, the
wonder IS that Any family, however poor, viii
fail TO subscribe. Even the three papers now
cost not more than TIE price paid for one
paper Of the same size a few years ago. We
presume the reason why 50 many neglect ttis
important matter Il on account of THE trouble
attending the writing Of q letter and sending
OF the money, etc. Now the Eouo will do
all this free Of charge and save YOU 25 cents
10 the baTgain, for the regular subscription
priee of each OF the aboye papers Is 81 for q
single subscription and We give you the ad-
ysntsge Of club rates. Understand, we do
not make one cent out of tie transaction,
but are really out the postage.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

The finest line Of Wall Paper and deco.
Fatiops ever brought to this city can be found
al Guan's Book Store.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Ms. E AT White Wishes To fpfoTn hia
frieaas and pair9as that the uueerauoH3ans
departure of bio fafmhF workman will not
Ynaierially Interfere With he hnsiness "a bic
piaee has been allied BY competAnt w8teh-
maker aud all 7gogk VIII he promptly ettendca
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

ea0i'e Plas s9sa e q sg5 wat..s.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

NO games az chance. sBlndlos, or fakes of
any Kidd are allowed Rith Harris Nlclfle
Plate shows
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

See Thompson & Loree's new ad It win
pay Fou to verify the truth Of their assertion.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

Don't forgefths Board q Trade meeting
tonight at the court house
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-03

80 milk white horses with the Nielsle Plate
showe