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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
Nofioe ia FinaI Auoounf.
state Of Louisiana, Parish Of Ealcasieu, Twelfth
Judicial District Court, No. 1854,
Probate Docket.
SUCCESSION or ANNIE GILLESPIE.

YNTHEREAS, EHAsPUS u. LYONS, admin.
wv istFat0r Of said succession, has dled his
final aoeount aud tableau, accompanied BY his
petition IN the otiioe Of the clerk Of said court
applying 70 have said 6nal account and tahleau
hem0l0gated ~ said shove mentioned aud entities
succession. Now therefore, pnblie notice Il here
by given 10 all parties Interested 10 show cause,
Il any they have, In writing, within ten days from
the publication heleof why said application
should not be granted and said homologationn made
as prayed for.
Witnoss the Hon. g. IA. Foarnet Judge 81 said
~ court, At Lake Charles, La. this, the 18th
Lss. Saay Of january, 1b83. II. G. GILL,
~ Clerk Of Said Court
~. ID. AifLLHR Attarney 4Ts9t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
Pnrfftfon saIe.
Twelfth Judicial District Court State Of LOusi.
ana, Parish Of Galeasieu.--No, 1894


JOSEPH H. BLAIR VS.. JAMES blair.
by VIRTUE Of a decree Of partition from the
IOEI0B0Fable the Twelfth Judicial District
COnrt in and for the parish of Caluasieu state Of
Louisiana and BY virtue OF a commission 10 me
directed by the honorable court aforesaid dated
January 18th 1893. i will Offer for sale at public
anction, TO the last and highest bidder al the
court honse door Of this parish, in the city Of
Lake Charles on
wednesday, February =. lsBS.
between legal hours, the following described
property situated IN the town of Lake Charles,
Caicasien parish, La, and described rs follows,
tO-wit;
A certain tact OF parcel of land situated in the
town of Lake Charles, La, commencing at the
James Blair to William Meyer Feb, Il, 1878,
thence west along PuiO street 100 feet, thence
south IA teeF, thence east 1876 fest thence north
AZ feet thence west 80 feet thence north 100 feet
TO the point Of commencement with improve.
ments consisting Of good dwelling hORse and ont
houses orange trees and other fruit treea.
Terms and conditions Of sale: 8Thirty-five 1851
per cent cash on the day Of salesnd the residue on
a credit Of one ~ and two ca years payable in
equal annual indictments with per cent per
annum interest from date Of sale until paid, and
special mortgage and vendors lein retained on
] the property sold until iull and final payment
purchasers To furnish their pH0mis0ry notes for
credit portion thereof, with approved personal
security to the satisfaction of and pal able TO
Robert King, dative tutor TO said minors with the
clause Of 40 per cent additional for attorneys foes
in the event said notes placed in the hands a
an attorney for collection after maturity.
DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff aud Auoti0neeF. CalcAsieu parish La
SherihB 0fioe, Lake Charles La, Jan. s. '0J.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

The death Of Justice Lamar makes
the fourth vacancy which has occurred
ID she supreme court within Mr.. Harri-
soma term ns president Three Of the
vaeancias have been filled BY him, and
judging from bis course Ia the past, We
shall probably see him attempting 10
All Justice Iaamaris place with bis old
INV palmer. the present attorney
general 81 the United States. This
cDnraa would b. nnssepily fer more
fhan one reason. bnt Mr.. Harrison ID
100 strong a partisan TO be deferred
from bis purpose on this eecount.
With IIamnE, passsd away the last
msnbaz 81 The court living south Of the
Ohio tixer snd The only member with
Damneaasic anEssadonAa The graeeFul
aud appropriate thing would be 70 leave
shis appaintmsnt % Mr. gIegeland
whnss inauRuration takes place a.
lAreh 8fh. III more tbsu probable
that any appoialment mr.. Harsiaon
al ish N make wonld not be ac-
ts's " aannte. and ttis eontin-
aneg as dieter him fsenn attempting
80 HI seR Miaieh bis partisan
slSngy iesaie.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
Lost OF stolen.

On Saturday, january aist 1893 Anoteo of which
this isa pepy.
Lake Charles L., Jan. 16 1895, No. - 0na
year nfter date we 4 or9ither Of Ms promise 70
pay to the order Of Cuthbnst Walters at The Cal
easiea bank, Lake Charles, In, -Four Hdndred
Dollars st00 QQ with Interest at the rate ~ aegen
per eenr. per anHum from date until paid and /
and any enaelsor hereof, waive demand. protest
aud notice % protest citation and service Of poi-
iinn. and all legal delays. aud eoHfoss tudai1enf
10 layer ct any legal holder ior said nun, and IL
not paid when due ten per cent WAL be added ior
attorney 4eesh
Signed ALADDIN VINCENT
All parties are asrehy warned not to negotiate
for Aaia note a. FaYlnent has been stopped and
Alr. Vincent has this Asly executed duplicate oi
sad note II my favor.
Lake Charles, La. Jan. "a 1898.
CUIHBERT WALTERS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Within he nexf few montla al 81
the telephone naseuls will have expired
by linlitation anl liiia nonppolg thai
haa axslel ~ leag WIZ he fden RI
enaeE asrssand that ca auto
msiic swliah hoaea has aeen Invented
lhat will AZ away wien GU eeatra 9iliee
sna & i Thought lhat the priee sill b
* faE rsiipes saat these oonFenieneas
ean Aa afforded W. very maag people
who eannot noa affeFd abe expense
Ne unaersispd sllat pcs more ona dol-
iarper manth wilIbe csiargsa fpF ihs
nas of fhe insirumeHt sfteg i j. placed
e position - ibis 81 s. psaflg every
suain anna aa aliofa p have ono Al
his hqus.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

"A PROMINENT business man Of New
York City who advertises in great
many papers throughout the country
says: The Echo is one Of the best
country papers that comes to our Office
and your Subscribers certainly get value
received for their money" OF course
these words go q long way in compen-
sating ms for much hard work
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
Succession Sale.
State OF Louisiana, Twelfth Judicial District
Court, for Calessieu Parish.
No T65,
SUCCESSION OF ALICE LEDET.

IQY VIRTUE OF An order and commission from
ID the honorable Court aforesaid, 70 me direct
ed, i Will otter and sell at public auction 10 the
last and highest bidder az the eourt house door,
Of said parish between legal hours, on
Saturday, February rs. Es03,
all the property Of said succession, tO-Wit.
"A certain lot Of land. same being part of Lot
Of the Hutehins subdivision in the town Of Lake
Charles, La, commencing at o point 800 feet,
west, from the eoutEwest corner IL land owned
by Mrs. ThOs. Reynolds, at a stake on the line
between Lots and Of said subdivision, thence
Of 900 feet between paTelel lines; bounded north,
east and west BY lands formerly owned by j. w.
Bryan, and south by property Of David IL Lyons,
or parties who have purchased from him. AlsO q
lot Of household and kitchen furniture etc.
TERAis--Gash on day Of sale.
THOS. KLEINPETER,
a. p, PUJo, Aaetionssr.
Attorney.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Phoenix m.&LOo.

The regular annual meeting Of this com
Bauy viii be held at their hall on Monday
eve, Feb. 9Th, at 7.s0 p. m. All members are
res pectfully requested to be present, as the
lection OF officers will be held and other i'm
portant business, including final report Of
bnilding committee. i. CRAGER,
Secretary
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
m OfIce.

All persons having claims against the SIC
cessiOn of Jos. l.. Ryan are hereby notified to
present same to A. p. Pnio, Esq, for examI-
nation and approval If correct.
M. LAURIE RYAN,
Administrative.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

TT9HE STEAMER aII. A. HARVEY, ia. p built
Il june IB9l,-ll3 Eeet by l9x49 9 engines IO5s
x56; one steel boiler allowed ass lbs steam; runs
very fAat very economical on fnel, everything
first-olass Can be seen in Nfergnentau river until
March stu, 1898. II. A. HARVEY,
a9-2t MeFmsntau, Acadia parish Ia.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Ar4ieiah 81 4 personal charaehef1 AA'elt
hle Changed 81 regulAr raiss. /, -. "a
sThs saltar IL not respOnsible tor me WY 'ii1
snlniona 81 p0rreapQn1snta' a..
rnnsient aavertiaeIncnts sl.ee peI tsoe, s
mi 81 Ctr par inch fer each sabse9 ,.su'
s..ss,iis fera advertisements, saIns as iinpNo'
s.,,asmept II candidates for ofaeoi 49, -
aiqances wand Offices $500.
Ilesfh md marriage notices when not ever BIZ
Iines puhiished ffea.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
wood! Wood! wood!

have foi sale HARD SVOOB. Car
imR0 Stove ksenEhhs which will sell
and deliver 10 any part Of the city. at 5000
for lgS cubic feet. This IS the cheapest fuel
to buy. Send orders to Box 113, Lake Charles.
49-2m OTTO LUTKEN.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
.Tnn EnENTENG.

gT7FfF ECHO OFFICE has a fiFstclaas 9utrt "a
JOB PRINTING, In ali its branches, ahu
thaaa Wishing printing done vii ~. 49, ,
interest BY calling o. Hf1ting lot pAaO'o
sc. before giving their orders.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
sUeCEssIoN oF JosEPH I. RYAN. pEc

Twelfth judicial District Court, State Of Luuisi
ana, Parish Of Chlcasieu, No. i742,
Probate Docket.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
succession sale
Twelfth Judicial District Court Parish of Calca-
sisu, State Of Louisiana 756.

SUCCESSION OF FRANCES III. IIANCHEY,
Deceased, In Community with George
Ihelllomann, surviving husband.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
Auction Sale !!
sETURDAE, MARCH 1888
BY THos. KLEINPETER,
no Close Out a EopnrfnersIIip
and EfTeeG "a settlement.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

On the above day, At 40 o clock a NJ at the
depot Of this Southern Pacific Railroad CenDnuy
Il Lake Charles, La. VIII % aela A. public a1o.
ton, without reservation, the following real and
personal property OF the late con.moroiai arm of
"A. RIttAlAIDEN & co. toWit.
1.-the SEX Of NE6 Of Sec. 80, Tp. 8 ISL. RI
w, 40 acres more or less.
2.'rhe So 81 NE1z 81 Soc. 81, Tps s.. II, sNy.,.
50 acres more or less.
3.-4The SEA Of EET5{ Of Sec liz, Tp as, u. s.
W., 40 acres more OF less
1.-The 81 Of MEX and that norton Of the
NJ Of SEX on the north side Of Houston river
Sec. o rp. Q s. ls.g W, ~ acres, more or less.
5;-sIEhe 81 ~ sEls aud that pertisnspf tic MI
Of Sf3& on the south aidn8yf Houston river Sec q
~. 3, h. . y. 100 cores more Of less
OIL lot in Bieck i of the Rald subaivision,
plat 3 Of Lake Charles having front 0f COS iced
more oT ass, IN ~ Joseph street by lAo iest east
7.--ASrlaO feet On south edo 81 Southern paciac
depot, with store house thereeni saw occupied bs
I Rsinauer.
e.-.-i0xtao fset on south aide ct Southern HaciAo
depot and two-sfai.T store building thaFenn, 0c-
a8pisd BY n Nj. Hewitt ~ q restaurant
p.--A0kS5 foot between J. q. Maftin's Mneh
stand AND A. RigsnAidens residence and Joining
tho lat desqrbaa lei
1as-l horse end buggy and harness
li.--4 IRE praof sale.
l2.--i ire pgeaf sale.
ISL sightaay sioslE,
la.-.l farge HarehonsN stalea.
fa.--i douhls-bafraled sbot gun.
1l.--l uoaatbr assk
4y.--l ataliiina desk.
lss-.la iFsad aaps aada handles
lg.-2 aauble &c axes
ao.-.l isi tire iightsnogs.
al.--l 1T pillow Rosnt algl lsp5laitess
Iii aiaa lgf AaHAe AAfrow aui gloa
efusher.
2t.--i psi alae srab ha0ks and iog asias. ETC.,
etc., cie.
EEiiAis AND cuNnIElONs.
T4nntssVa paf as8t 81 purchase pfiee 81 Al.
real property cash % taY 81 sslf aud balance
Hagahf n 9He and two Yc1fa With dillif pqr Ntdf
p5f a1nam interest ifaN date fen uftgs aacllH
1g ganilez hpn Aiid sRecial pa aha pfQps
ettg. ora appaefed peraonAi sbcufiiN Nith icn
per pea additional lh event 9 suit a enf6fa0 p1gt
Ueut assta uatHrit
al rqFeii7saa Of peEsc2al pzqFesiy a ar9gnia
III teN dQsiasg and ealaf ssh "a lIas NJ sit and
aii 0Ber tss dcilaf4 8ali CASA a4 Axe aaailac i1
hree Raatks ~ aafes Nifh saae pefs9na aos
eafir.
r1fdlaaeu 81 tAe lssl plcaat,y rs 1asHnac tha
paflll1sisf taka1 81 0N
ANt6nf aalp A8iAfe AQFiaa sl8Iupalef N0fary
t'saltf ihN aasa u Pc psfeAas
Tbs lsst 1igh % 'The Iondsis va s
stf t.Manaa f5.isfs fsiss ri Il 4aahf554
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

Z foa sari - pugcha5a a B0laefe Rec
Earni eiaa rs faiiiaad station, chaa seall 1R
4hone k1iEpetse over q5d9la 1nld'oE
se
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

State Of Louisiana, Parish of Caleasieu. Twelfth
Judicial District Court.-NO. 3ss,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

~ - "A. E-lI "a laIE B Ia
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03

TBS ant Hiehi % 'fae Ionass va
6sa M nlsa aseama
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-02-03
Succession sale.

THOMAS IELEINPETER,
A. z. PUJo, Atty. Auctionoe
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21

these experiences which discouraged the
farmers. and it was several years before
Bismarck raised vegetables enough for
home consumption. l raised over SIS
worth of potatoes per acre in 1875, andOne
year got SIS per acre for my wheat crop.
Mclean Il Macnider also made a complete
success OF GA growing on the Stark farm
established as an experiment. The Dali
rymple farm was also established as All
experiment BY Gen. Cass and associates,
and largely US the result of agitation by
the TRIBUNE. The place and Dalrymple
to TAKE charge were among the THlEUNE'S
suggestions.
The settlement of the townsite was the
II thing above all others desired. People
fought for it and prayed for it. They
threatened n petitioned and finally
jumped the town and run it to suit them
selves, but offered a compromise which
promised great results for Bismarck. The
townsite was not finally settled until about
1876. About that time or Don afterwards
q new interest came in and the manage
Ment became interested in Mandan, and
for several years the whole power of the
Northern Pacific managed was exerted to
build up Mandan at Bismarck's expense.
In 1884 it was my privilege to 60 to New
York and lay a protest before the directory.
Mr.. Cakes listened and acted on the pro-
test, and since then Bismarck has had
little cause of complaint. The great harm
was done to the town before that. Bis
marck ought to have been the end of the
divisions: it ought to have had the shops.
That was the agreement when the town
site compromise was made.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21

The Minneapolis millers advise wheat
raisers not to be in a hurry to sell this
season. They advise the farmers much
the same way every season. Last year
they issued a circular to the farmers to
hold their wheat, or rather encouraged
the leaders OF the alliance to issue such
a document. The farmers who held
their wheat continued to pay interest on
their liabilities, and after holding their
wheat six months or more sold it for
from 10 to 20 cents a bushel less than
they could have received Immediately
after harvest. The farmer who sells az
soon after harvest as possible and pays
his debts is the one who will come out
ahead in the long run. II a farmer is OF
a speculative turn of mind and believes
that wheat is going higher, he should
sell his grain and buy options on the
future.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21

1T seems that Capt. Dan Maratta
passed through Bismarck the other
night on his way to Australia-never
stopped to see his friend Bogue and
other old time acquaintances-went
right through without as much as OK.
pressing his regrets. A jamestown Alert
man corralled him for a moment, how.
ever, and the captain unbosomed him.
self just a little. He said he thought
Senator Roach's case would be reopened
at the coming session of congress and
that it would be pushed for all that
there is in it. Capt. Dan also says that
the senator is unable to get important
positions for any one at present, which
would seem to indicate that the CAPTAIN
gives credit for the appointment of
Daniel W. Maratta as consul to Mel.
bourue, largely if not entirely to the
Hon. D. W. Maratta, ESQ.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21

SAYS the Fargo Commonwealth, "It's
a trihe funny that with all our protec.
ton conditions are growing worse
Nothing funny about it. The explana.
ton is simple. The people do not and
cannot trust the democratic or popu.
listic party to formulate q financial
policy. The business interests of Il
country have no faith in the present ad.
ministrstion. They do not believe il
possible for President Cleveland ia
maintain a position in advance of his
party and it's Chicago platform. The
balance of trade is against us even under
the high schedules Of the Mckinley
tariff law. The Mckinley bill will have
to be repealed and a higher tariff
adopted. This country can produce
everything that an American needs OF
ought to have for his comfort and sus.
teuance. 1t is the only country that
q build q stone wall around itself, so
to speak, and prosper and grow more
and more wealthy. To get England'a
gold we must buy less of her and export
more. Increase the tariff until it ia
practically p%rohibitory on foreign manu-
features and the prosperity Of the coun-
try will be increased. 1t must be &C.
companied by q sound currency, how
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21

The reason that Sunday opening Of
the Worlds Fair is not a success is be.
cause the employees and exhibitors de.
sire one day in the week for rest, and
the homogeneous of state buildings de.
clare that one day in seven is needed to
"clean house." AS a result many build
ings are closed on Sunday and nearly
half the exhibits are covered. Besides
there are no bands playing about the
grounds and all machinery is silenced.
1t Is not half a show on Sunday, and
even the workingmeD who find it diff
cult to visit the fair on other days will
not pay full price for half a show on
Sunday.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21


HE North Dakota railroad commits
sioners are having a gay time, on their
"annual inspection tour of the various
railroad lines in the state. The North
ern Pacific has been especially atten-
tive and not only have the commits
sioners been given special trains and
Pullman cars in the state, but General
Manager Mellon and Engineer Ken
drick have given them a special feast up
in Winnipeg, a hundred miles beyond
the state boundary, and they have re.
turned bewildered, full-of admiration
for the management and the prompt
ness which the Northern Pacific answers
all complaints and rectifes all mistakes.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21

The republication of that old Dakota
poker yarn by the New York Sun gives
Col. Donan, who is just now rusticatine
in Memphis, Tenn, an opportunity to
get n of his old time roasts on the
newspaper fraternity OF Gotham. He
declares their knowledge is circum-
'scribed by the boundaries of their own
city and that to New Workers g., OOO,O 900
OF Americans are "outside barbarians,''
and their rocky little hive of gold-grab.
bers and mammonolators holds all the
honey of new world civilization.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21

CAss COUNTY wheat growers have quit
booming. They no longer hesitate to
tell the true condition of the crops in
the Red River valley. Mr.. H. II. Miller
says in the Forum that there is no good
wheat and that he is blowing in over 200
acres that would not pay to harvest. He
says there will be a light yield and good
berry, and IF we farmers get enough to
pay hired help and expenses We are
doing WE'LL" In LaMoure county the
farmers expect but five bushels an acre.
In such years as this and under condi-
tons like the present are the superior
advantages of the Missouri: slope over
other sections of the state brought out
In this section we are by no means de-.
pending on wheat. The. farmers have
gone into stock and miscellaneous farm.
ing and are prepared for a light wheat
crop and low prices. In ten years the
Missouri slope country will be the
wealthiest region in the state.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21

SPEAKING of the action of the James,
town citizens, in relation to the recent
bank failure in that city, the Alert says:
"There is nc doubt but what the action
of the citizens of jamestown in taking
a personal part in the protection and
management of the banking and financial
interests of the city, have been produc-
tive of good results. Not only at home
has credit been maintained and conf
dence restored by the action, but the ex-
ample has been beneficial abroad. The
citizens of every place where a similar
action can be taken should, in case of
emergency, stand by each other and the
community, as have the jamestown
people. There is no need for a single
bank failure in North Dakota, or else.
where. if the action of jamestown citi-
zens in coming to the rescue of a bank
whose interest are the same as their own,
is initiated. We are all partners in these
matters and prevention is always better
than cure.