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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

Alakea street is in fine condition
now. The lower end near the Paci-
fic Mail wharf, which used to be a
regular bog, has been renovated and
presents an exceptionally goods ap-
Dearancc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

The S. S. Oceanic from San Fran
cisco is not sighted as this paper
goes to press.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28
The Prize
Awarded !
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co.
Wins the Prize at the
Worlds Fair with their
EAGLE" Brand Beer.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 20, 1888
MEssRs. MACrARLANE g. Co, L'p.,
Honolulu, II. ].
Dear Sirs:-We have mailed you n copy
of the Giobc-Democrdt announcing the great
victory won by the ANHErsER-BU Assoc
CITATION with their eagle" Brand OF
Beer.
[Signedl
ANHEU sER-BU BREWING Asso-
CATION.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

The store OF Theo. II. Davies g.
Co. will be closed on Saturday next
for stock-taking.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
cloudy, wind fresh northeast. Moth
ing in sight. !,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

There were two p. G.. guards on
the tower of the Executive building
to-day. They were watching the
warships in the harbor.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

The mail by the S. S. Arawa., for
the Colonies yesterday evening con-
sisted of 81 letters and 81 papers.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

The annual meeting of the Sailors
Home Society is called for Saturday
at 10 a. M, and full attendance
requested.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

Don't forget the grand entertain
ment by the Misses Albu at the Ka,
waiahao church at 8 o'clock this
.eveninp.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

No cabin passengers have been
booked at the office of Ii. Hackfeld
g. Co. to leave on the S. S. Oceanic,
now due, for tho Orient. There are
80 Cinnamon including five females
and 8 children, and 36 Japanese, 6
being females, for tho steerago.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28
Born.

DECKER-In Honolulu, Dec. 9th, to the
wife of S. Decker, a son.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

Purser Row of the S. S. Arawa
had two young American bears on
board that steamer for sale. They
we're the property of the fourth
officer, and were quite an attraction
while the Arawa was in port yester-
daY.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28
NOTICE.

YNHEO. ii. DAVIES & CO.'S STORE
l. will be cEosed on Tuesday, the 2nd
day OF January, for stock taking.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. D.. McGregor, ladies' nurse,
has card in this issue.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

An annexationist storekeeper on
Fort street started a rumor yester-
day shortly after the arrival of the
S. S. Arawa that President Cleveland
was on his death bed. In half an
hour it was all over town. There
was no foundation to the report.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28
CHI @aily g lllstia.
THURSDAY, DEC. %, 1893.
MARINE N E WS.
Passengers.
DEPARTURES

For San Francisco per bktne Irmgard,
Dec 27-Mrs w G Smith and children,
Mr. Gindersen.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR
% orr
The derived from
generally.
The number
Republic,
above claim.
The of the SHREDDER largely quantity
the mill Of
1t safeguard making of
ro stakes which would be
the MILL and allowing ample damaging
The SHREDDER made from
these
which be quickly economically
ing and allowing the mill thoroughly the without
curing grind
The SHREDDER spreads the shredded uniformly and evenly
the mill spreading
hand between the mills where regnng No
sufficient for the mill for the above We furnish full working
installation
gneer TO successfully install
small sketch
diameter and width of the mill rolls with which SHREDDER be
(le left delivery Of
m upon winch the mill engine located also the height from floor line
front mill roll shaft distance
oil bed These being by
ana liaMl MN, kohala where
G Prices and further particulars be had 10y applying
WIN. g. IRWIN Sc CO., Id
' Sg-'i &ie Ago'S for The Ha~aioH Island"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

The steamer w. G. Hall is ex-
pected to arrive early tomorrow
morning from windward ports, in
stead of in the afternoon as usual.
This is. in order to facilitate the
handling of cargo, in order to give
her men a holiday on New Years
day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

The schooner Norma is being fit
ted out for a cruise to the South
Seas for a cargo of copra for Victo-
ria, at which place Captain F. D..
Walker intends to dispose of her.
She took in all her stone ballast this
forenoon. Captain Walker will be
accompanied by his two sons, in
addition to the crew. The Norma
is at the Fort street wharf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
19. 9opiteL.

Birser @lau6e Wsi9on trug natiir.
li9 i4ou ldn9it iein getrodnetes S9af,
fen. oaS ibm III Der Hropence 70 quite
Dienfte geletitet, ni9t mebr, ion6ern
fleioete iid, tpie DIT ~
Bolfes in Bari8, III eiie ~2,,i'tls.
mar elm lehr bequemes Ml.i.ii.:,s,;u
Man mari es iiber ben s., i. Ii.
bic Yermel unS fn0pfte cS a..l s)si;t u.
-bas mar Glles. Dieie 3oileiiy Ds.l.i
iprudte nidt nlebr oils ben Dlud)tileil
elmer Wlinute. Die Wtule beOefte osu
sr0Bten 9beil oes G5rpsrS uuS mar
gutlniitbis senus, sSaffen, S9naps.
flaiden unO anoere 9etmlidteiten, bic
man etfua uerbergen fpollte. Oen 8liden
unberufener gu ent5ieben.
GlS Wei6on an jenem Nbeno aus
oem Sauie Oes S6loIers Boper fort.
sins, wdblte er ni9t ben seipS9nliAen
We9 5ur rRotbeu Qampe," ionoern
blieb auf Der SeMcbriide lteben unS
ihaute lanse lit ben SluB biaab, BET
brobelno, rauidenb i'm sebeinlniBpollen
Dunfel unter oeul Briidenbosen oabin
i6oB. Da mar es ibm, ais oh nidt
Waiier in oem 8ett Oes 0luGes quirlte
unb surselte, ionbern rau6enbes bides
Dlut, aus bem ba uno bort WteniAen.
glieoer berausrasten unb @timme1 er.
i9allten, bic INNER ,M6roer, III 6ilfe,
Wt6rber1 i9rien.
Glauoe Mi6on fins BET bicler fird.
terli9en Viiion an su 3ittern. Wie
tam es oean, fraste ct ii6 drgerli6, baB
er tn lester 3eit irnmer Sa9en fat uno
Stimmen b0rte, Die bod ni9t por.
banbeu lparen? Die oft mar es linn in
letter .3eit paiiirt, bab er i'm 5dlaf
cine llnmen9e Stintmen geb6rt hattie,
Die alle idrien: .Morber, su 5ilfe,
Woroer!1 Sim batte es gel6iene1,
als menu oas lautef @eorse Bonroous
setpelen mdren; eripar pie lpabniinnia
tnitten in Der yiatt aus benz 5flafe
emporsefabren uno batte nidts, aud
ni9t oas @erinsite Tim ii6 ber sut.
beden t6nnen.
Glauoe Wti1on sins peiter nno fhlua
ben gSeg nod Der goncierserie ein.
Gr CAB iid Wtiibe, nur Sa9erl 3u leben,
ole mirtlih Dorbanben lparen, nno
Stimmsn unb @erduide Su bOren, Die
eTllttrten, freili6, am liebften hGtte er
g1r nidts mehr oeh1rt ,,nh nssehcn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16

bate CT ibn sefrast, unb CLAUDE Wti6on
bate geantportet: so gut id fann." !"
vgiun gut, ia9te @lau6e Wii9on su
iid ielbit, nDu biit ein S9urfe, elm
elenber Wi6t, ipeun Du nibt ;u ibrem
Sdus tbuit, mas Du fannlt."
Stun6enlang bate Claude Mihon
idon fir iid tn bieier @eiie binsebriis
tet, als CT Die Giirserin 2aurac, bic eben
aus Nimee's Sranfen3immer berauS>
fam, anriei.
8arserin 9aurac," iaste er, unb
leine Stimme bate etmaS @ntl6lofe<
mes, n8iirserin 9aurac, mer6eu Gie
beute yladt bier bel slimee bleibeu?"
rSamobl. @er iollte es aud fonft ?"
,Wollen Sie bier bleiben bis-bis
Der Sei9neur bierberfommt ?"
pBis Der @ei9neur bierberfommt
Wen meinen Sic, 8iirger Mti6on?"
sd meine, bis @raf Rolano bier.
berfommt ?"
pSa, 9ie uiGen bod, baB oas nidt
m09li9 iein ipirb."
sd meib gar ni1ts, giirgerin va,ts
rae. Sd meib bios, oaB Der Nrst @e6t
hat. &tmee brau1t cine sroBe Sreuoe.
Sb iie m0sli9 iein ipiro, lpeib Id nidt.
Nber es ioa Nlles nerlu1t meroen.
Wollen sic mir peripre6en, 8iirserin
0aurac, bis nlor9en friib a6t rbr bier
gu tparten? Gntlpcber t6 fonlne leibft
Inn oieie Seit, o6er-tpenn bas nt6t
mebr seben iollte, 10 l6ide id Semanb,
Der bier willfOmmener lein mtr6. @ols
len sic es mir peripre9en, 8iirserin
2aurac 2"
raber, glauOe Midon, iDis iit S9nen
6enn? Was baben @ie Dor? gie
feben 70 entiesli9 bleid aus"
rWollen 9ie es mir perlpre6en,
ni6t BON glimee Uessusebeu, ebe i9
ober-oer Nnbere feHlmt ?"
n9lun, menn Sbnen baran 10 piel
liegt. 10 mill id es Sbnen perIpre9eu.
lSaS baben ste Dor, Claude Wlt1ol p
r@s lit gut, Biirserin, Sie tper6en
l9on OH mid benfen."
Damit perlieB @laube Wii6on bas
9aus 6es SdloiierS 8oDer, o6he iiber
iein Torbaben aufflaruns sesebeu sn
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
tauerbanS 1l1abrbsitsm.

Sonberbar, baB eS 10 piele Oteniden aibt,
bic boiien, Storm 81 e;Rten. ipem iie llntraui
lGen.
Die Gebter zines Suedtes fno oft Die 9u,
genbeu zines SDnigs.
Sober geuiebt BON einem Gunittuerte nur 10
pief, ais er i'll ieiner eigenen Seele mtbringt.
auS Oem idl0nten Spiesel sudt bispeilsn Elm
Papian beraus.
Die @elt 1T noll Slumeu. @olpie man fle
aber pfliidt. iino iie aud idon perrpeltt, uno
nur ielten 9eltnst es, cine ms eisens @artleiu
su ieeen.
Or redte Mann idmilSt aus ben Steinen,
bic inn i'll ben gSea 9eworien ueroen, eoles
Wtetal.
Au6 eine Gattung Ser @robiau, Der
uur grob iit-bamit man ibn fir aufridtia
balte.
0iutb 1T Swar cine Tugeno, aber es gGbe
piel mebr goiterbafte, menn nidt gerabe bisis
Tu9eno 10 @ielen ieblte.
Cine 6ruse, bes Na9oenfens wertb: Ua.
rum baben bel elmer 9odseit bic anpeienbeu
Brauen meiit 9brdnen in ben 4useu, nab.
rsnS bic Wtdnner fali INNER ladsln p
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
Mmerifauil@es Sen.

ueber amerifanii9es 0eu in Deutlb.
Lamb f6reibt Der philadelphia Denloz
trat" fOlgenbermaBen: Oie beutiden
pSunfer" prebigen iebt einen &reussug
gegen amerifanii9e8 9eu, tpie feirer
3eit gegen bas amerifanli6e e6wein,
bshen Musrottung ibnen iebo6 ni9t
gelungen 1T. eSn Golge Der MiBernte
in Seutl1lan6 tnurbe in bie1em 5ome
mer bortbin amerifanii9es 6eu aes
bra9t, unb bic 9erren Sumter"
fir9ten, baB cine ibrer @innabmes
quellen gei6dbigt iperSen f6nnte, ioas
ten Die unternebmungSlu1tiaen Nans
fees aud fernerbin ienen 9lrtiteI i6nen
3uflbren. sic betdmpfen besbalb in
lbrer ul9neibigen" Meiie bic ueitere
Smportation. Sic f6nnem allerbings
nl1t gut geltenb MAIDEN, baB bas 6eu
5rl6inen ooer Simmer pie bas
S9weinefleii6 entbdlt, bebaupteu aber,
geitiibt auf bas @uta9ten zines @bes
miters, baB bas amerifanilue Oeu
geringeren gfdbrwertb fur 6as
yieb als bas beuti6e belize, serabe
als Oh es in amerifa teine ebenio srOBen
O1fen tpie bel ibnen gdbe. Die Ser
rem penben ferner ein, nit benz ameriz
tanll9en 6eu f6nnten f9dtli9e ameris
tanli6e Snletten mad Deuti9lanb eim=
gef6leppt tperoen, pbne 3u bebeufen,
oaB. nit Ausnabme Der Mosquitos,
alle an6eren ameritanifden Suletten,
gang belonbers aber bic 0eupferbe, bel
lbnen gu 9auie fnb. Nlit bieisn
9riinben meroen iie f@merli6 bic gine
fubr oes amerifanii9en SeuS perbin.
bern f0nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
Slorioas stesiabrtse oraneeu. Grnte

u ~s~< ts$1~ sS$ N~$s~SUe - w se>~s
Major M. g. Surner bon Der
uGlori0a Gruit gr9anse" perans
idlagt bic biesidbrige Orangens@rnte
bes Staats auf 4 bis 44 Millionen
3ilten.
Sie @rnie ipiirbe iiber bic IeBtere
3iffer binausgegangen iein, penn
ni6t bic 9erbitffiirme geweien pdren,
bic Der Sru6t libel mitsefpielt baben.
giel Gru6t 1T gu goben eepebt mors
ben unb mas auf ben Bdumen blieb.
tuurbe gum She'll bur9 bas beftige
S6iitteIn unb 9lufI6lagen gegen bic
3meige arg mitgenommen. Darum
ldBt aud bic Gualitdt i'm Nlgemeinen
8ieleS gu piini6en iibrig unb bic Jolge
oapon 1T, bar bic preiie Riebriser ite=
ben als i'm leBten Sabre.
Sie Orangen3iif'ter per6ienen iebt
ni6t mebr als 40 Gents per aite,
udbrfnb bic 9ransports Geisaldaften
ben 20menantheil befommen. Bis
iebt lino etpas iiber cine Millionen
siiten auf ben Wtarft gebra6t perben.
2aut itatiftii6en 8eri6ten, 1T bic beuris
ge Orangens @rnte bon Gloriba etpa
ooppelt 10 srpB wie pon California,
uno 6loriOa's prOouction nintmt nit
iebem Sabre weit raider gu, ais bic
@alifornien8.
Ser Oiesidbrise @rtrag iiberlteist
ben leBtidbrigen UNI wenigitens cine
Wtillionen aiften, tsabrideinli9 aber
mod I'M erbeblid mebr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16
Ser bette Sproeamr oes Sabr>
htth6ert3.

Sie Diirre beS lebten @ommerS, Bic
Der 2anbmirtbi6aft i'm Nagemeinen
groben S6a0en sebra6t bat, lit BEN
Weiubau i'm b66lten @rabe f6rberlid
geipelen. Sm 2anbe bes 8orbeaurs
peins 1T bic Oiesidbrise @rnte bic bette
in bieiem Sabrbunbert. n8or einiqen
Sabren". iagt Gbambrelent in einem
geridt, ben er ioeben Der Barrier Nfas
bemie ooraelegt bat, ualS bic gBeinz
berge 6er @ironoe unter ben Mngriffen
I Der Geblaus nub bes Mebltbaus (es
1T Der fogenannte falf6e Mebltbau,
Peronospora viticola, gemeint) 3u err
liegen i6ienen. bate fi1 in @nglanb
ous 8erii9t berbreitet, baB es in We=
bDc feline Weinberge inebr gdbe unb
baB Der pOn bort ausgeflbrte Wein Elm
aunitwein isi. (@an3 unbegriinbet
mirb bieies Seriidt mobl ni6t getpeien
iein,) Menn bic Sremben, bic in bic.
fem Sabre in bas 2anb fommen, uniere
8otti6e unb &upen ieben perben, bic
nnsurei6enb geiuorben fino, Inn ben
grnteiegen gu faifen, 10 fonnen He
Ielbf elm urtbeiJ bariiber abgeoen, luie
bic Win3er Der Gi-onbe erfolsrei9 Sic
Seinbe 81 befdmpfen setpnBt baben,
oenen man fe erlegen gIanbte.
! Die giinitigiten WitterunssperbdIts
nifie berrf6ten f6on aur 8liitbe3eit
i'm Wai; bann traten etnige &egens
fdlIe elm, bic bic @ntmidlung Der iunz
gen Srauben raid f6rberten, un6
oarauf folgte bic lange 3rDden3eit
oeS Suli uno Quguit, bic Der &eifung
bic ausge3ei6netten 8ebinsunsen bot.
Sie reifen 8eeren entbielten nur
penige, iebr fleine &erne. en pielen
fanb man nur einen einaigen,
menig entnidelten 4ern. NuDererz
ieits mar bic Sfu9ti9aIe biinner, als
es iemals beobadtet tporben 1T. Oie
geere entbielt baber piel mebr 9aft,
als in gew0bnli6en Sabren; fie sers
f6mOl5 unter Der preKe, pie bic gvin=
ger Iagten. Das meinreiblte Sabr Dor
1893 NOR 6as Sabr 1875. Damals
wurben 100000 Settol. auf elmer
Goerfld6e BON 175,00O Settar, allo
1910 9ettOl. auf 9eftar seponnen.
Sn bieiem Sabre betrdgt bic grnte
100000 Seftoliter auf 100000 6efs
tar, mitbin 34,35 9ettolier auf /
0,ftar. unb Der Menge fommt aud
bic Site bes Weines glet6.
yto6 niemals felt benz Sabre 1900
bat bic Meinleie in Der @ironbe 10
frib3eitig itattgefunben, pie biesmal.
@rit ein ein3ises Mal, i'm Sabre
1922, fOnnnte fie f6On im Nuguit abs
gebalten merben unb stpar am Iebten
Sage bieies WfonatS. Sn bieiem
Sabre i6ritt man bereits a6t Sage
friiber, am "a. 9laguf. sur grnte.
WOllte man aber aus Der 8or3hgli1s
feit Der beurigen @rnte f9lieBen, baB
bic Jeinbe bes WeintodS in Der
@iron6e perni6tet isien, 10 miirbe
man feblgeben. Obne bic fortseiebte
tbatfrdftige 8efdmpfung berielben,
namentliG Der &eblaus. miirbe Der
Weiubau bon ben ganitigeu @itte,
rungsbebingungen menig 9fuben ge=
babt baben. Sie perDnospora fanb
aller6ings in bem trodenen CONNER
ni6t bic. geeignetem 8ebingunsen fur
ibre @ntwidlung. Oagesen tonnte
ben Nngriffen bes eisentli9en Mebls
tbaupiljes, bes Oidium Tuckeri, nur
6nr3 rai6es unb mieberboltes 99mes
feln @inbalt getban werben."
(Sql. Hbf9.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16

- 9u mubt beinen glrst ni6t los
ben, ionit meint er gleib, er bat bid gu
geIunb 9ema6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16

: Die beriibmten 8rammer nnb
@llmar Wai9mai6inen billig bel u.
9eufinger..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16

8 ii Der @ata mba unb Mnz
gelifa $l.t0 per @allone. port
$1.25. M. 6 @aitanoIa & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-16

Wbisteps su 81 90 Bis
($5. so per @allone. Gins,
8ranbies. @t. GaitanOla &
SDbn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24

Said a gentleman from one of our northern
cities the other day: 'fYOu have nice town
and an euterprising town 10 most respects,
For example you have waterWo ks, electric
lights. telephone exchange, street railways,
ETC., hut you streets would be 3 Disgrace 70
any people. I have travelled all over the
United States and can't call TO mind a town
Of even one or two thousand Inhabitants
that has not better sidewalks and streets
than has Lake Charles" Our streets are IN
deed ashame and d,sgFaee, and Il IS absolutely
certain that Rs win never attain much impor-
lance as a city Until 3 different course is
pursued. Lumber is cheap and the people
who are able to own lots are able to build
walks, Again, there Is no place 10 the United
States where good Nicholson pavement could
be constructed more eheapIy from good
cypress blocks which would last aimoet q
lifetime with but little repairing. Can't
something be done IN the direction Of street
Improvement We refer the question to
our city council.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24
mvsterIons Epentl..

An old gentleman by the name OF The0.
Reed, who had for some time past been earn
ing an honest living by burning charcoal, on
tbe nor'h Of GOOsport, died mysteriously one
day last week. He lived a solitary life ID his
httle cabin, and although he had not bssn
noticed for several days, nothing was thought
of the circumstance. On Monday evening Mr..
3, o. sh8ttuek, who was one Of the old mans
nearest neigbbors, noticed the buzzards 10
large numbers lowering over the loesiion Of
the old mans humble home and vent over 10
investigate. He was horBdsd to glnd the
man dead and bis body 10 the first stages 81
decomposition, indicating ihst be had hesu
dead Tor several daga Ths coroner was mott
fed, bat we have not learned bis conclusions
iu the matter.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24

In the near future Mr.. d.. d. Rsarney win
have fitted up one Of the largest, nestest and
most eommodious drug stores IN the state.
Commencing about six years ago on small
scale. be has by strfet attention to business
acquired large and eyer increasing trade,
WHICH has 0utgroBn bis present eramped
quarters and nseessitated larger bHildl z.
BE commands a trade for fifty miles around
10 every direction, aud the aggregate Of bis
annual sales is Trry large. Nj. Charles
KearRey and MF. g. A. Livingston both com.
Petent pharmacists, aTs kept busy st the pre-
seriptiOn case most of the lime. Mr.. Lying
stOn is graduate Of one OF the best sehopls
of pharmacy iB this country and has bad
years Of experience. During the long time
Mr.. Kearnsy has been 10 business we hsye
never heard Of any serious mistake msds in
the compromising Of a prescription. II Is
this, and the further fact that only the pufest
drugs are used that has built up bis large
prescription trade.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24

Yesterday morning Elk Policeman Alcide
Bonrg succeeded In arestibg a man badly
waited in Ct. Mary's parish. II seems that
about five years ago 5 man By the name OF
Robert d Dell, living on the plantation Of
L. 8. Clark, was accused Of the murder Of his
wife, and Ord from the vicinity. He assumed
an alias, Henry A. Dslius, by which be was
known IN this parish, having worked hsrs for
some time. both on the Lock, Moore a Co..
and Norris trans. Mr.. Bourg obtained ds-
schpsion OF the man, and becoming satisfed
that he was not mistaken, arr+sted him -
once, at saloon near the 8, p Depot, and
took him to Franklin on the 1925 train yes
terday morning.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24

Tn another eolamn will be found the pro-
gram Of tue Caleasisu Parish Teachers ARs9-
citation, to be held 10 this city on The 18th and
18th inst, II would be hard 70 OYeFesumaIe
the beAefts to be derived from thes mestings
Of The association aud II IL earnestly hoped
thst every teacher 70 the paTish Will make IT
. point 10 be present ard participate in the
exercises. The teachers Of Southwest Louis
iana haye great work ~ do, and they need
to take advantage Of every opportunity
sff2rded them IL th iT attsek against the
ignorance aud illiter4ey, which is seen On
every side. Teachers attending the institute
DO not lose their time, but are authorized 10
close their schools for the purpose of attend
fog the sessiopj Certificates will by giFsH 10
those attending and these certificates viii be
taken into account ip the eEamtuation for
csrtaaestts, Il win be to the interest Of
every teacher in The parish 70 attend,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24

Mr, James A, D9nayant, formerly 4 resident
Of UPeloasas, 5uF who h4s Lived ~ this city
for several years, died here last Friday morn
iag after lug ring tlness, ~ the age Of
about As years, ~ comparatively poor etrcup.
stanees. M, a, NJ Mayo and other friends
whose bends and hearts NJ aiwayy open, ~
tspdsa 70 hie personal needs. DaFiBg the
war, although TOO youag 70 ~ regularly in-
Listed, he followed the fortunes of The Con-
fsderete army end dld What be could for the
lost cause. Although poor IN this words
goods, be left behind him the record Of ~
honest man,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24

The most beaafiful and perfect thing 10 the
shape Of water filter can beseen st the Sam
pie room Of M, ). BFaun's wbOlesala iiquSg
house, on Rgsn street. This Is the fanseus
Psstuers Otter and absoIpfsly eliminates al
organic matter, even tbs most inmate
microbes. II Is an immense satisfaction TO
know that you ere not imbibing deadly
poison with every draagtt of water.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24

There are 3 considerable pumber of cases
Of aesiitutBon in our city, which might be ex-
peeted ~ this season during the hard tunes,
and broad field y afforded our eharttsbly
disposed people. Mayor CroElt y hasa warm
and generous heart, but % hs says, eqaept-
" the most merftorious eases meyer come 10
bic knowledge yhite Others whose peeessitis .
ere not - great, ere not 80 modest III press
log their clsims fOr relief, We believe that
both mayor aud council are DOUG all they
can and should hays The encouragement and
aid Of al who can % apy thing 10 relieve the
poor and distressed 10 our midst.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24

A somewhat exciting incident occurred IN
the district court room on Tuesday afternoon
which proved to be nOshiBg more than q
faiptipg spell which happened to Mrs, Laura
Bell while giving testimony ~ the ease Of the
succession VI Fielding Bell, deceased, The
lady soon recovered and was conveyed to her
home
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24

sDampen q piece of flannel With Chamber
#H's Pain Balm aud bind Il on over the seat
paiu. II is better chan any plaster. When
II lungs are sore such az application on che
ssf and another on the back, between nht
builder blades, will often prevent pneu-
pnia. There e nothing 90 good for lame
sGk or a pain Id the side. a sore throat
10 nearly always be cured ID one night by
bplNpg q flannel bAndage 0amPaHed With
Rin Balm. 80 eenl bottles for sale BY NJ
Krarnev
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-11-24

We ere Informed that on Thanksgiving
day ell the churches Of our elty will unite IN
upiop service TO b. held Nv the Presbyterian
church. All tbe pastors will partieiDsts n
the exercises, and the music viii be Furnished
By the best talent Of ail the choiFs.