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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27
APARETHoNs IN HansToRY.


Humanitarian. ... s.-.- .,
Goethe states that be one day saw
the exact counterpart Of hImself com
ing toward him.
Pope saw an arm apparently come
through the wall, and made inquiries
after its owner.
Byron often received visits from a
specter, Bnt he knew it to be creation
of imagination.
DR.. johnson heard his mother call
his name in clesFyoice, though she
was At the time IN another city.
Count Emmanuel Swehenborg be-
Iieved that be had the privilege Of in
terviewing persons in the spirit world.
Loyola, lying wounded during the
siege Of Pampeluna, saw the Virgin,
who encouraged him TO prosecute his
mission. f
Dsscartes was followed by anainvisi.
Bic person, whose voice he heard urg.
ing HIM to continue his researches after
truth. E...
Sir Joshua Reynolds, leaving his
house, thought the lamps were trees
and the men and women bushes sgi.
tated By the breeze.
Oliver Cromwell, lying sleepless on
his couch, saw the Cnrla Ms open and
n gigantic woman APPEAR, who told
HIM be would become the greatest mai
10 England.
Ben johnson spent the watches OF
the night an interested spectator of q
crowd Of Tartars, Turks and Rnman
Catholics, who roee mp and fought
round his armchair TIL sunrise.
Bnstuk, the psychologist, saw figures
and faces, and there was Que human
face constantly before hun for
twenty four hours, the features and
headgear as distinct as those Of \
llying person.
BenVenutO Cpllini imprisoned at
Rome, resolved TO free himself by self,
destruction, but was deferred by the
spparition of q young woman of won
drous beauty, whose reprOaches turned
him from hisPnrPose.
Napoleon once called attention to 4
bright star he believed be SAW shIuniuE
1 IN his roum, and said: at has nevsi
deserted me-. / see il on every greH
occurrence urg ng me onward. l. i
my nnfailng Umrn Of succsss''
! Mic, laI Was alarmed by the appear
anee -of dead body, which van she'
and again at intervals, which cam
INTO has ro0ms and, after gazug nlol
him for awhile, departed. f..
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27
The Use Of search I.ighla.


Exchange.
Search lights have become indis
pansable 10 steamers of all classes ana
40 military and naval operations. By
their use objects miles away can b,
revealed and illumined IN the datIkesr
night and their powerful beams Of
hight can be thrown IN any direction
One Of the earliest applications Of tn
search light 10 marine work was 60
vessels passing through Sasz canal
Formerly the passage could only be
made ID daylight, add was very tedious
and costly; now ihs electric light is al
ihe serVics of every ship 10 i enters
the canal, and the journey is, 10 nearly
every ease, pnFsusd unintesrnptedly,
a niDat excellent innovation has been
made b the gaez canal authorities,
who have pronounced thai il shall b.
obligatory aFser October naston all
the vessels paas,ug through the canal
BY light 70 employ an appaFatus for
dividing the light Of tho pFejsetor into
two divergent rays. Approaching
qessela may BY tins means, travel right
up to each other Wifhont their re-.
-peciige helmsuan being blinded.
THE siivsEging apparatna which IS 10
/ bsnssd has been devised III nnoof the
] gents Of ths comFang
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27

A species of seltishness that from the
very nature of it has been bnt very
tlittIe condemned, though deserving far
greater reproof than ii has ever re-
ceived, il the binding Of letters upon
the living by those about to leave this
world. Many promise made to q
dying friend or relative has been the
means of turning the whole current Of
= life, aud when it Is too late TO b.
absolved from the bond the beFeaved
one discovers that in the agony of
parting vows were taken that will act
as a hiBdrance through all she fulaEe.
Have you not seen many insLaBces
where q single sister has taken upon
herself the care OF little ones left
mothefless. This charge, WHICH lhs
woman's sonl regards as a holy Office,
is in many instances the barrier be-
tween her aud all the natural sWeets
of life which she bad a right 10 expect
aud to erj1y. The care and respsnsi-
billties attendant upon the bringing
| up Of the lutte ones left 10 her charge
age her long before the time whe"
one expects digniied drmesnor and
a sober carriage. She puts aw " from
her all the joy and llghlness, aud sbonI
ders her burden with not word, her
Hips sealed and her life ruined by d
promise from which she can never b.
ab-olFsd, .......s... ..st.5
4 Ia many other ways women and
men ietter themselves by vows made
At The bedside of The dying, and, OF
course, the thing will go on as long al
hearts bleed and eyes grow dim al
parting from beloved friends, but II
is not righi, nevertheless, and in many
icases the exactions required m-an ex
pence, labor and sser Gee that do mo-
appear IN the mere saying of the
words, but which are the after resul
ItlIat mar5so many lives hitherto brlghi
and hopeful.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27

Ri1ayuEs-
f-fE 9~aFtF tbTr8 NantlEs Of the re-
sea~1H bzvs Rsuf aAas,u.,y - -
Es'FEsu eHf Of H. ssr4zl.tr -, -
sBE tteat ttus sssal3 So =,
..sea-ilFss tie % ,hzfisse 81 Of ~. er,-.
last FSta BsssisssisE r-.agh ne tx
7 tBr,-zD~ 40 6aEs-blss- suarsanse.7 s,, -sggg
~ 8 sss IS eva ser-6 .. it, r-e-i4.,.s +.
See aaaEst t3Elgs bz-s esr 81 e730 60 -,-.l-
Ia @t&ser a~nris, 1sas dian ba+ ~
's1sF'zHt has ti'ere sse4IT-7 t&is5 -,
@ss4D 5Ns the A1szap - tt5s the =.
aessou Aa7
.5sill y gaTEls E-Eszla.ls ~ b Il, -
I H. GFap lls1aTe ea.sFgs tI,s,,, q. -
bag ThaEssats is abs ug-vssl ~. ~. ' -
sErs,Buu = EfsFeB b. - - ?
I EFasss Haasz A taken pgasa - =
/ tlss gsasEai Erd 0sIt5an 81 - =.
god gEzaSess keld them iss8r ~ -. -
les pFaGes -
4 Al int~rasar fsa81Ee IN o,.-,-.---
sgll6 t1e 1al1rEt If ii3e er8U "a 60
- Zoe 2sa1'ssAsr ptats d EagEsssr.pes -
fiss lnEgEsssia % oa1-enoB me- e,rrf 4
aEsr At the slBBiag Of H. - - Z
Eals race Waf one time q bs~yT -
den sSfihe nkst, but 1t las uoSr -
pEstEy fh0roaig absOFksza a. -
/ Of Il WAS d at very ,RoG5 - -
bringing ihEasrs oal eFsu - =
srn2e e4ssa- sad HssEe q vavr -
ioss ssAs e0ts2t5y sEpested a fE1e - :.
# last seas
With thaek of old rise ab.o,I..s
! and VRifm ~ zsrs,l -. = - 5A'a -3t72p {
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27

Union signal.
s'HarVest Home" signifies The 10,
gathering. II implies seed sowing,
pIsnting, watering, reaping. In short,
Il implies s0Ork; work of mingled
pleasure and pa,u; work encouraging
and disconragiDg, Il u readily seen
that 10 order 10 successfully observe
this red,letter day Membership Cru
SADIE Day and Children's Harvest
HoRe--it 10 necessary 10 begin prepar-
ations months before. We must first
make Feady the soil for the kind Of
seed we intend TO SOW, and after sow
ing, must, as far as possible, keep ont
the weeds.
Every local union should commence
preparations for Harvest home as soon
as the annual conventions are over.
III each department WonId, at the
beginning 0f the w. G. 7. q. year,
formulate practical plan of work,
and then do It's best to systematically
carry ont that ptan, 1t could not fail
10 receive the reward Of its faithful
moss. Especially isthis lrne With regard
10 work among children. There are
many devices, aneh as The distribution
of s'aeed pennies" and tiny polted
planta % Be utilised ii the Harvest
Home decoFationa) which will aid the
II. e. Us To keep 10 view the time 81
the iRgathering, and encourage them
10 work for the i'inereasen ID the
membership and in the treasury.
The celebration Of the day iisell
with % entertaining and instrnctivs
pr0gFam rendered BIZ tho children will
make IL alao ono 81 wide interest "a
ihe grown.nps and add, incident
ally, moral and financial support
70 ghe w. @. n. III.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27


AZ 6hefiaan sage Of wit, 60 il might
he Said of good manners, that they
ara mora allied ID COOL nature ihan
ahnpmen imagine. While spurious
pnIstrnaus hingas OF respected Pesaons
and has isa tlidsng scale Of manners~-
fheee foT tha company Of q gfapdse,
thaas faI eTery day tie, snd lhsse lor
a poor Falaiicn-irua poiitaneas dis
dainn u look beyond ~ ont aiiie Of
iIall for principle nhefahy 70 regn-
hits IA coaslnea The srne Eeallenan
- absolutely end unaltaFable sha samr
IS tbe cottage and a. she palaes sim
pay 0at d rsai.anE F0r himsalf aad i
n0hle sseE d appeating fora mamens
aflleg thaa BE- d, Il Is thia Fhich
flksrpaare expresses b bappily ID the
Ian preaaani words niih which Ham
bng he man who would bare
M = poor piayeIs tssaied according
AZ as fsai liiem hng18d
~ an san e
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27

Al persons sAsstriEE b invest q city a,
S Se.--y pI9EssFaE are snfgFu8r1 that dlrFnV
tae sERuesssi0n Of EaazFi1r 3 aips-fr--- - -
A'a3le4 alss'a- viii be- E1Ai or e~zvE-rr1x r..
%aEas o. seven EAu1zznd TTHa5i sargE 117lf q
= 49,. - % a. Eaeste zDeti11 q Esurrtsr Or
A5ie talla oa1nE an DEzs-ruu assfi "a zssi,z -
-sS'Gs-ssH PARISH. 2 be OH Bgugssasrs -
- = 90 D csJiafd iaz0 Honn ks3s- =
z4s,5 , a other property "a Eks= e1-rzgrsfs-.zl
ials saAe Wnusd h8Ve been raFs4 sssr-f--
=. t9e sgr1ngeney Go The uHuBrT rTIr5Eaf
EH2src ABe Delay. Fer EursH-r fr7sr-,grfL,s.
EE=-iy % S=TTr [l y, - -l1'l
Or a 2 PUgu AtfEy. 1s-srs5I5,.-,,,,.
8FF
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27

"A IL s1lAs aEe heHshF eausiou.z7 -
u no Aas 10 ssaFehase - n -.
Utaeg No liFs ownership ~ nTlg. ~ MI :.
tHeaE5-i p95Eliaz8gF Has-s isTse-Iss.-i
~ ne es9Q4t 1lHsgh lst- $50 - 49,
q tAs q aagF HoMaFul. q - n - -
BEakl EliaEAsss IA. arsd rlsyahi - -
fsEsly risu2s-r lsf, 1sas. - - -. -
Gay q sAeat teeTss3EeF. Fke - -.
isesHs < AsFss lss EsGS 49, ~ -
Hoiss - Pt1HFssai sazu q ST. 81 -. -.
eeEt - A-ss baEszss.sF 49, -,
L t9r .aespzi sun cf $500. i 49,.
Eais p -saes- and esatsan sseauze 80
L : ! g tee egasadesaaian ~ 49,
1 L.arsesl L., Oct rs ts
g. 3 WILSON.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27

A yonag inebriate excnsed himself
10 . Young white ribbODer BY saying,
''My heredity is against me-" where
upon she made b N this we'll instructed
answer: '.lf you had lived up TO your
best hersdity instead of down to your
worst, yon might have been a man Of
whom al your friends would have
been PROUD
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27

The weekly noon gathering in Viii
lard Hall is perhaps the largest Of its
kind held IN Chicago, and Numbers and
interest have been remarkably well
sustained throughout the past week.
OF a necessity the audisncesare mainly
of Floating" character, yet are easily
Invisible into three clauses: a email
bnt faithful corps Of regular attend
ants among whom are resident white
ribb0Rers, business men and women,
ministers, and mission workers, on
whose hands rest the responsibility of
answering the many calls for help; an
enthusiastic, evsF-ehanging procession
Of white ribboner pilgrims to thlE
Mecca of the temperance reform; Last
and least in numbers, though not il
Importance, those who enter the qu'el
place Of prayer 10 pursuit Of help
spiritual and temporal. 1t needs pa,
tience and love and wisdom TO meei
eRch one Of these bnt the workers are
faithful and there are daily words Of
thankfnlness for benefits received
the ehiefest benefit of all being the
offer and acceptance of salvation. The
moat Distinguished leader Of the weeh
was Mrs. Msrgarst Parker Of Scotland
who ~ spending the summer IN Chi
eRRo,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27
Poaer.-I.atzst Q. S. Goy't ReDnr
salurIe. raid bs EJneIe .nn,.

1Fsv Eotk Wagia
Representative Dnsksry, Of the iaiu
te1IuEBItt6s Of co zEsss, appointed AZ "A
last session b IBqHirs iukD the stains a
ire Asszs Organizing the ex=sutive d.
/ 1zFt11enf, has submitted a g,arfial rpper,
II has bRe1 prepared under the dlzs7
tl0D OF AsssEs- D8szvss t Cgurtz. cBgrB
OF the committee On appropriation O
I the senate sad bo8ss. rsslssstfEaty. ~,
complies 10 printed paEes. TINS bar
I q the auFks l. an index aud rafgreaes. Il
al The laws Telaiing 20 the .g1eeatiy,
departments
a general rsGapituistion ss saal
appr0griatiDls hEFsibasa =
ei6c s4laris- for thu scar '
u, Iesf4, N the several ieua.
EolinHs: .Iall
EEsGutive-OBs salary. the pTssi4sant
go lAe1; Gus salary, the Tio=-T,r.sss-7t
e co. p salaries. s1seafivs oRss SIS =
SIZE, $40 -
D.s,-rsuent Of war-1.7sg salsfie..
- G26 J76
DePsrtgsgt Of the Trsasury-27l 2
P.assesloe DspzElnent-655 ssIzri.s
s774 40 -'l'' :
Ds.~rtDeai Of Jaztiss-1B ssl,r;es
sI6s 40
ties sac 10.
DsPaTtm~at # The Inasrioy-9 -
81 $50 k54
DepsrtD-Rt II Agne7lf1rs-S23 sagz-
riss, SAIL $50
DEPARTMENT of Labor-T5 salaries
s1GL- ODD 'sl'
CITIi 6@EEiss CoulzaissioD-22 sass.
mes $50 &00
u. Fish COmHain1ion-Is7 salaries. slz2 -
IntsrEtabs CeRmsEcs Co,amitt.--..,-
81 600. ia
Under 1FteEaniEn Ins6finffus. rFEa
'aAaFses or Gus1Fasasati0n Of ali na,....,-,
2 E0toysss On sea8ant Of the Eat,nsal
: llaslEa, EaEaEu Of yIntsFnatis1tI r
sa2aRss. Earfh ..Aueriazn Efhgofs--
National Aool9gieBi Park and tbs a..
: hEsle4i Observatory are prny5t3-gi -
2 general apyE0ptlati9 Eiihoas g..
lying E8E5-Es o. aauaaszl
GrrvsFnasnt Prluaing ORss--savar
lziaris8 SIS I61r
J, LL'6'nEy Of og4sBsiS-3o salsriss. 49,
;, P Dc - Of Os'uasta-1.gl5 saisriss
Gnsad latal. gI7h5E 7as
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27

Shaved o. EsaSsz. one fTu-~ hail.
= shpoaeE, Oaitis EIspF5Vs1g PATE, a.
Information ieE53iRE Eo its ,s}szsTvr-T ,-TyI ~
fa4aEfa3GE received sd lb-rsFFv T-v.--s.ss9
tzlormaflon ss3dErsE 70 ". A-.sW- II - A
A. cara Of EcRa gf5eg- 80 =
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Fer saIe-A BARGAIN

2I0 ACRES LAND. O. WhtEEvssfsso
- - DeHE cd lees bridge tsg1, 49, Tgr--
Z -HI os1: tb~ y ! NE+ NIX MI 81
= z, sH = O. sW5E s. l. sr1 sE5y l,s;R1.l
= :, a a., AZ lP : e : W. La Me- sI51i@5
80 VA O. alAs very 5ss EgE essf ry-lr-,,,z
IEzi- Psriees. F0- fQrTs.- o. -
1'szas 6 VI FARQUHAR-
EEE0 Once, Lake &C.,. L
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27

a Parsos woman named Miss
Sobragi has been studying law at
Oxford, England, and her friends say
that she is going back TO India TO
practice, ''aItbongh there is good
reason to think that the husbands
there will be so jealous that she may
be poisoned She Is at present with
q legal 6rm 10 London. So far as
I know this Is The first venture Of tbr
Oriental woman into the domain of
jurisprudence, bnt ] hope that many
women Of equal talent embroidered by
her gifts, courage and success may
follow where her firm little hand bar
opened the door
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27
Positions GuaranteefI

55sosy ezE b tsllosE9sz5 IL hBak es7r f-=ss,z
- - tsz5a1o1 - seslEs5- SEN ~ = - -
-14- > q aAIlgaaa 8 Consolidated Ersle5i-7T -
5essa G@lasEt &hsEvfLls- T-un- ~ T----S5-
1-''sl Any TINE - tlEaHttaa t1is gsEIsgT5-
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For sale

" VII eTehsBEs for IunbeF-s Pssvs, T-r.
MN Piano II sFsE-eIzss oal=r-
.. -s .-.1 J'bHE MURPHY
S@-imI 1909 ChRreh s., GasT-tsag- Ter
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For Sale Or Rent

4 STORE BUILDING. Il IL b-., -.
y Lioo Il Egrth L.zse Conrs-- ~
24y-s 10 E Z GREEN
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93he nsHt session raFh ins8 [5klsaoMA abeal
sess''ss ~, fPssF9c srsalne a0gesar sea peTEaa
healthy leeaiiIg, ID aa3e i-asfng sftag she -
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staasnts iast Year " ssen atag Eussg "a 0
Tor catalogue siyiasl 'sHlae E5sk 5 %
aaana F.suea 1905 90
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aggYg ann ag 3 sshE
II " Az&ks8 ernor 8aeI st
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fiae maha an
fllenast anHga esiiit 81 ihA sarae
iass Hss Nolisl. $500 4 shRa sag. iazlBs
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4he College g ncl ep tippea
aud AAhafatdfis1 i1e elaa
baianfshf Wqff 4sNsa H1
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Lawns, |
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goods, |
Ladies'
cut shot|
cheaper|
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left Il
nOtia
they
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Bloch
A. YoI
stendel
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contTl
Randi
4 have
4 when
they :
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fish AM
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=. know II
-. kemedl
tell you
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becOgne
setthe
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will do
nature :
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the lunI
and has
the mar
s@rties.
For sale
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The next session
" Octebar, 1875
lssaDFa AMI lns srnl
( healthy lecalitg,
eqaipmeata. Inif
paF session Of hin
student last year
Tor oataiogun q
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mesa. \
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Of eatA
fish AND
nips, II
EluRtaF,
IN gaI
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.-ElnisaifaE, Ss thsy dsd Ell
~ the caAtEMFS east by Sam
-eape oF cross breeds naai
-as~s % a ilinislipn proudly
Z ba.f iaaailsas sf Lssaiaia.
~, ard uiiI eEeT p rsso
rd gaanNs eiaadeFaaa
iaIsEgsea, frsm seeFes
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This is the SHf
all important p0ir
Tickets sold Thu
destination III.
ticket office, Rgn
Braad street. W
station.
4 aaa6alG ~
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90 IIy
extent
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Bloahl
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-10-27


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The Lamar register., 1893-01-14
Horse Creek Happenings

Horse Crock Happenings.
Miss Mobiles closed her school last
Friday.
Miss Reynolds has moved house
on her claim.
Miss Carrie Vincent has gone to
Coolidge to attend school.
Fred Cores, of Holly, was visitor
on Horse creek last week.
The Vincent boys have been break
ing some young horses lately.
The Robson boys are breaking
the colts that they got in trade with
NJ. NJ. Brown.
W. E. yincent's folks gave taffy
pulling to the little folks and large
folks last Saturday.
Some Of the settlers here are talk
ing of going to the Oklahoma coun-
try to see the land.
Miss Loriel Watson is at home
now but will return to the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Stanley, in day OF
two.
NJ. NJ. Brown and wife entertained
their friends with an excellent sup
per last week. 1t was an enjoyable
affair.
A good bridge across the river al
Carlton would draw custom from
Greeley county, Kansas, to the La
mar mill, as it would give a road
with no sand.
Young Mr.. Culbertson, Of Usage
county, Kansas, is visiting his uncle
r. NJ. Watson. He has pack OF
fox hounds and expects to give the
wolves a chase soon.
1TEMIZER
The Lamar register., 1893-01-14
A Reformer.
ITEMIzER.

The new state government is al
ready involved in scandal. One of
the members elect, now serving the
state, has been convicted, and in fact
has confessed to a deal, which if
prosecuted under the corrupt prac-
tices act, will deprive him of his Of
fee and subject him to fine Of mot
more than 81, 900, or by imprison-
ment for not less than one or more
than five years, or by both fine and
imprisonment"
The gentleman referred to is the
Auditor of State Goodykuntz- Heis
the same fellow whose sensibilities
were SO shocked at the display Incl
dent to the inaugural ceremonies,
that he refused to participate with
the governor and other officers, but
The Lamar register., 1893-01-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, John T. Hester of the County Of
w Prowers. State of Colorado, did by his
deed of trust. dated September, 30th, 1859. and
recorded October 5th. 1853. in book page Sl2 OF
j. Aldrich trustee. the following described real
estate. situated in the county OF Prowerr, state
OF Colorado, to-wit: Southeast of Section u
in Township q SOUTH OF range " west of the 9th
cure the payment OF his principal note OF sl7uO
together with ten coupon notes of SlOO each
dated September 3Oth. 1859. and payable to tho
order OF The Colorado Securities Company. and
pectiyely. after the date of the said principal
note with interest on the said coupon notes at
the tie of two per cent per month after maturity
WHEREAs, i Is provided IN and ey SAID deed
cipal note or any of the said coupon notes or any
part thereof at the time the same shall become
due and payable, then all of said notes with in
terest up to the date of sale at the election OF
due and payable, and on request said trustee
shall advertise and sell said premises, and
WHEREAS, default has been made in the pay
ment of coupon note due October lst, is9.. and
have been declared due and pay able by the legal
holder thereof,
Now THEREroRR at the request of the legal
holder of said notes, will, as trustee as aiore-
between the hours OF L. IN. and o'clock P m.
of that day. at the fremont street door OF the
Court House, in tho City of Denver, County OF
Arapahoe and State OF Colorado, sell 70 the
premises all rights and equities. including home
stead and a perpetual right for 80 acres In the
A. X. L. R. Canal for the purpose of paying the
said notes, and all interest thereon, t1eether
with all expenses OF this proceeding. as by the
terms of said deed of trust am fully authorized
and empowered TO do.
Dated Denver, Colorado, December isth' i7s-.