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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02
His Business In Town.

So your husband has gone to town on
business?
Yes, he has gone to the dry goods store
to find out the scale of prices, and after
that he is going to the weighing machine
mandatory to find out the price OF scale.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02

To insure hearty appetite and in
creased digestion take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02

To prevent fevers, keep the liver active
and bowels regular with Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02
He Was Prudent.

And you say your minister sometimes
takes hand in poker, Uncle Rastus?
He do dat, sab.
Well, now, want to be sure OF this.
Did you ever take hand with himF
Decd no, sab, Use po', sab, an can't
afford to b Q cleaned out.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02

All the talk In the world will not con-
vince You SO quickly az one trial of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve for scalds,
burns, bruises, skin affections and piles.
New Mexico Drug Store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02
CHEROKEE STRIP,

and tho Tonkawa, Pawnee and Kickapoo
reservations, soon to be opened for settle
ment by the U. 8. government. Millions
Of acres in the finest agricultural country
under the sun, waiting to be tickeled by
the husbandman's plowshare. This 10 al
most the last chance to obtain one Of
Uncle Sans free farms.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02
Warning Him.

Head of Firm-Stockley & Co. are the
biggest customers we have in St. Louis,
aren't they?
Trammaker-Yes sir.
Head of Firm-I expect to be there next
week, and 1 will make them friendly trip.
Trammaker--You'd better not. I made
them present of that box of cigars you
gave me to take on my last trip.-Clothier
and Furnisher
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02

Chinaman who was induced to attend
Chinese Sunday-school recently wanted
to know "What for?" when the contribu-
tion.box was passed. He was told it was
"for the Lord" On the following Sunday
however, when the same reply was made
to his gu stion, he innocently inqulred
"Lord alice time e?"-Boston Courier
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02

certain cure for malarial fevers is
found in Simmons Liver Regulator.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02
FARMS I'LL STRIP

Write to G. T. NICHOLSON, g. p. q T. A.,
A., T. d 8. F. R. R., Topeka, Kes., for free
copy of illustrated folder describing
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02
Nature Reprod uced In Art.

Friend-And this is the last portrait of
Mrs. Chinner?
Mr.. Chinner-Yes, sir. What do you
think of it?
Fit is speaking likeness.
Mr.. Cha, hal How could it be any
thing elseF
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02
The Parils OF Society.

Cholly-Where did youget that howwid
cold?
Weggy-I called on Miss Bilgerton yes
terday, and her gweat, dwedful dawg was
in the room. The fwightsul beast kept
wagging his tail ann caused dwaft.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02

CTS OF SANTA
ATTRACTIONS HISTORIC AND MODERN

Mineral Other Resource.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02
Exactly,

II think it possible that marriage is the
only state that is conducive to real happi-
ness"
Are you married."
Emo, but am engaged"
"Yes; thought so. Chicago Record.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02

A Georgia minister is in hook for max
ing moenshine whiskey. Thank heaven,
he has not been guilty of heresy!-San An
tonic Express.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-02

YEAR |AsruA1 MEAN.

The annual monthly values will show tAs
distribution Of temperature through the
year.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

"A story ID Of 4 certain Brool5lyn wora-
an who finds d peculiar Significance now I
III the words of tho psalinist, Pride
goeth before destruction and naughty
spirit before d fall. Her husband is d
man of prejudices, and one ef them n
against wearing an oYereoat that costs
more than fifteen dollars. This notiola
sorely tried his wifeis artstoeratic 'ideass
and when exp6stulation and entreaty
availed nothing She resorted To strategy.
Coiluaion with his tailor on tho occasion
of his recent need Of an outdoor garment
permitted his purchase ~ sixty-hYe
dollar coat for his usual price, fifteen
dollars
The wife duly paid the difference ana
was happy for d few days,
Within Il fortnight an old friend met
her husband and at once noticed the uEl-
usual elegance Of Ills new 0Yercoat.
aWhy, hnw's this2 Yon arc wearing
better clothes than you used tor
ttNot at ala, \ Ia replied sThis II ono
Of my ordinary fifteen dollar eYarcoats, Z
aIt ISL Well, pll give gap twenty-five
dollars for X,
siItls yours, WIS tho prompt reply
and tho bargain was completed on tho
spot
When the husband reached heme his
wife was surprised at his appearance.
why, where's your eoatF she asked.
'f0hta was the cnraplacent reply, fsR
fool down town oifsrad fna twenty fl9g
dollars fpg Il and 4 took III IN New 4orsr
Times.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

ayoRY Of h FAlTfiFut
IEe VISA sent Aftex Hia aaaaterBa gells assH
Kze nraWHsst II Back Aenas.


1Ee VISA Sent Afsex mis- alaatera eel5s assa
ae nsauHat II Raek Hpms.
One CAV when Earia tgaaesa Saa
WALKING on the Boulevard ST Antoine
with friend he offered NJ lay q wagee
with tho latter that II Ia 1efs "a aide Ii
0sltyra piece in tha dust his dog would
discover it and bring il 70 him
The wager was accepted, a3la the coin
seeTeted after being carefully marked
When Tho two friends haa pl0eeeaad
some distance from the spot tile trades
anan called To his dog that hs had loss
something and ordered bin to seek fen
II. eaniche Immediately turned back
while his master and bis cqIslpaniola pun
sued their walk 70 The Rua st Denis
Meanwhile q traSeleF, who happened
Just then to be returning IA d saah
ehaise from Vineennes, perceived the
piece of money, which hia horae bed
kicked from its hiding place,
He alighted, took It up ANA drove To
his inn i'll the Rue pont- t-anxy lhatx.
caniche had jnst reached the spot ii
quest ef the piece when the stranger
picked IT mp He followed tho ehaises
went into tho inn and stuck cl0se tn the
traveller. Having scented out the ooin
which he haa been ordered Is bring baclz
iii fhe pocket of the 1atter he leaped up
inessaantly it and about him. The
traveller spppoHina him II IS some dog
that had been lost or left hehind by his
master, regarded his movement as marks
of fonaness, ana at The animal sgas hand
/ some ha determined t0 keep him, Ha
gave hin 4 GOOD supper, ana 81 retiring
fo bed tools Ilila wifhh nm to his chamber.
Eo sooner had lie pailsd oif his trou-
sers than they were seized hy tha d0g.
MIA owner. thinning Chat tho dog wanted
to pIay with them. took them away
again. The animal began Ia har6 II thu
toor. which fae traveller opened. Caniehs
snatehed HI the tiauseFs aila osf TN aew.
Ths traveller posted after Inn ia Its
.ressing gown Anxiety for the fate III
Il nurse ftili 81 cola l,apoleonH. AZ forty
francs each. which waa III one og his
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
q Ilrl,ln n 80 -.

England cam furnish instances oR child
marriages, ret perhaps 70 any great exs
tent, hub as Young as any tQ be found
IA eastern countries, where such mar
riages ard almost of daily occurrence.
The youngest English bride On record
ii, beyond all doaht, d daughter af air
William Breretofi, who n the sixtseElth
century WIS united IN bonds of holy
natrimony, wheti only two years of agef
to d bridegroom who was only her senior
hy enc yaar III this ease the children
were carried INTO tha ehureh ana thsiF
elders spoke CHI thala, Subsequently,,
when fhe TaiF reaen yaarg of maturity
they ratified the strange tir III tliia 81.
stance tlie object was f. carry oHt a
desiEe IA unite property All tAa XeaE
Round
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
ameeeaslon nIe.
State af Louisiana, Parish Of Daleasien, pWelfi
Judicial District Court. No. 3as.
SUCCESSION or AMELIA GoRAIRR
Deceased wife ofJ. n Moss, 81.


10y VIRTUE Of sa order and commission is,
ID sued out ol tle aforesaid hoR0rabie cnnrt aud
10 me directed viii Offer For sale ait pubic auc;
tion, and sell y tbs last and highest bidderon
w eslneadny, March eiis, As9;f,
between legal hours All af me property, personal
ami Fral beiongipg ID said sueeension, tqwiti
About 35o town lots in The Mpss spbdtYision Of
Two l0aere tracts in sec 4, Tp. as,, ri VII
tract 81 land ID Cameron parish. Ia, - Sse,
~ Tps nj 81, u, 10 WI. containing II acres stpa,
ted pn the h5nks qi the Galeasea River Pass nsqF
About 100 head II wild eattle.
About II hea of horses aud mares.
ono lot vi household tuniiure
TRhMsi--AH adindieatlons not exgeeqihA zen
dollars cash IN day Of Aaisi and ail adindie4tsQns
exceeding ten dollars, " per cent eash on day d
sale ard tho residue on eredlt 0f one and twp
years, payable iil equal annual instalmshta, wltl
EeHdQF Hen and special mortgage retained nntli
full aud ipal pa8mept of purchase plteej plf-
cliasers 10 furnish their ppoms oIy p9tes foE the
credit portion payable tb the order of the admin.
istiatQf With approved peTspnsl security % Dis
satisfaetiol, bearing per cent per sAapm tntsE.
Ell from maturity until paid and ten per cent az
ditional for attorney fees III placed in the hands
ot a4 attpfnsy fox collection aftef MatpFity,
THOMAS KLEINFETER
IA. p. PHJoi Att'y. AnstioneeF
Thers will aIso 10 offered 1T same tins aqd
plaCe 70 tue iaAt aDd highest bidder and On tht
same teins AID Conditions al above that certain
tFppt of land known and leseribed as Lot 2. h
section If, Tp4 81 II, WI containing l56 aQ,lgl
seres 9aid tlaet aajeiping old togn q Mali9F II z!
Charles, and belo1gpg to 4 v, Moss, sfp and ~
ebildTenA
Also another lot of old furniture,
THOMAS KTlEINPETER
AuetioneeF
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
hafncaanERHa AEe.
State ef Lonisiapa, Twelfth Judicial nlstflel
Court, tof GaicAeleu RaHsh.
No l9N.
sHoaEssIQN QE LICE Il.paE

T3x VIRTUE oi al order and commission fFaml
W the b0npffbl ble Court Aforesaid III He hifeet
ed VIII Qttet md sel III pahue atietipH5 70 the
Last apa highest bidder vt the court house dQef,
u said parish betseep leeal heals on
saaartl1Ss AseksFWmrx EAs AssaR
ia fia pfgpef55 NJ said snseesai5n, t9-Witi
eeftaiH iet III land saine heiIlg patt Of I40t
0f tlle HnfchiAs Subdivision il the t08p di iMkg
We#t from the sp1iAWgst caluaf Qf land owned
bg Mrs II nos Reynolds At i stAke aH The iiag
bttween fiots and 0f agid eHbdiyisiln thence
eass aianR aaid iin4 Hes seet thenae NORTH dopth
BIZ seQ feet bhtWsea pafeis iSes beahded morrill,
east aiid Went By lafi9s lsrpeIts o~tsell by y M
AfyAes asia selia sy pFqliett9 Qt llasia 4 Lyons
ol pArtias WIG Ha8s anfeasea stoni Alip Als9 !
tdt gi h8peAl1fd ADd hAfehAn fdy4tfQSe rte
NaaN tiash oR lag u sAle.
A Il Rr9q AAi9tiaaefF
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
succession sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, State 81 Ioaisl
ana, Parish of Caleasieu, No 1I4ai
Probate Docket
On JosEpH I, RYAN, DEo'D.


SUCCESSION on JOSEPH T. RYAN DECD
T3Y VIRTUE Of an order and commission Issued
ii y ont Of tha honorable e0urb aforesaid, and 70
ms directed will offer for Bals at public auction,
and sell to the last and highest bidder, On
Saturday, MARCH EIth. 1885,
nj the court mousse door between legal hnnral ~
the property belonging 20 said sneeessioi as tol'
lows, t0Wib
The WI of sW1s4l sWl4 of NV of Ser. ri
SEA OF Ni9i4 Of section ~, and n IVY Vi of d W Il Of
ssGiion 81, i3p III, R q " ,eontaining 200 acres
more or less, known as the home place.
The nbaYe tFact of land will be sold in blocks Of
five ak and ton acres eaeh, according 20 plan o.
sphdiYision thereof which plan can be seen at The
eiliGe Df A. +. PpJot ESD
a. Lots - and il Of Section 12 Tl, . D., IN
MI, containing "a agEes, known as old Town.
Ty order 81 llle family meefing the above tract
OF land will be aold for cash on thn day Of sale,
Tile swamp land III lot ot Sec, I, Ip 2 III
II, 3 w, and Lob in Sec, " Up Y wv h VIZ
known % the Keiso tract. containing 90 acres
more or less,
d,- -The Wla 81 HEgl and MI og sIs Of NWI!4
snd RW54 Of si9A Of Section 3g Tn ib ~ ~ y
WI, containing i51 aeFes more or less,
5=-The undivided half OF RWA Of d HsA4 Of
Section I7i the MEX Of NlaA, AWM Of AEA
sWi4 of AEl4, and hEA Of SEA Of heot 2, Ip
seThs n sW9 II Hhd sR4 of wv, and wv
OF siG4 Of section is, pp, 81, r, w d containing
| 100 acres more OE leas,
l.
Several head Of gentle cattle, horses, farming
| implements. etc., sfci
IeRAIa Akn g0ApITroHs 20 per cent cash on
Tile day 1f sale and for the residue creeit Of one
md I'VE years will he given payable IN equal an
anal inalaments, with vendnr's lien and special
mgttgage Iatained until fnil aud final payment Of
purchase price purchasers to furnish theiE pr1In-
ssory notes fof fhe ereait portion, payable to tho
/ order Of tho Administrative with approped per-
s0Ial security to her Satisfaction baaFtng eight
/ per cent pen annum Interest from maturity until
J. FafI and lfttflt nttOImgV
fess placed ID the hands of an attorney for col
| lection atter maturity.
Feb =, 1888 Td0S KLEINREIEH
| a, r, PHO, Atty. AHctioneep,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
Toraals d d3oprt.

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, CALcAatEU PARISH,
JunY IEEM First Monday Of February, aud
FIRST Monday Of septeuther
NoE-JgRY IGRM First Moday of May, and
First Monday Of November
CAMERON PARISH.
JURY TERn.- Third Monday Of Judy
NoN-JuRY gHRsi.-I7iIst Monday pf December.
VERNON PARISH,
JURY TERM.- First Monday of October
NoN-JuRY TEnM.-4Tirat Mondays 0t April
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

s0lae two 0r shTea years ago b hnnpt-
back, wen Known as Bpsco, used Nj
clean the boots and run errands foE Tue
hahitues az the Maisnn dor and Cafe
Richie, iii Paris, many III whom, befera
making d het er sitting down To plas aA
cards, would tdnch bis hump lifor lieiSs n
Qna evening d celebrated aotresss ealass
ing ont 81 tho Alaisan q itlr, seFt q friend
for two lottery tielsets ii d drawing tAah
was ta take place iii THE morrow, MANY
d tilne hafara she lad ttlAd hsr ir1elts
hut always withopt sneeesa, ~ ifis time
sha rnhbed the two pieces pg paper on
Boseo'a talisinanic bump Naxt das slie
funfa slle had wqA g2 AGO. Esnnaou
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
aMceeasiOla sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court Parrish Of Gale
stsu, State Of Louisiana, No 66d


Twelfth Judicial District Court. Parrish Of Lalca,
sieu, State 0t Louisiana. n 9, 66di
SUCCESSION Or GEoRaE aILLY, DECD
IQY VIRTUE Of M order and commission is
ID sued 1ut of said honorable cQnrt aud % ms
directed will offer for sale at public auction To
the last and highest bidder, en
aaGurdag, Hasreas Ath, 1854,
between legal hbnrsi az the last place of residence
Of eAid daceased iii said parish or Galcasieu the
following described resi- and personal property
hal9nging to said saeeessicp, to.~iti
REAL PROPERTY.
The MEX ot sNg14, NWl4 of sWs< and sE 4 Of
AW34 ana AWA q ssysf s See 81 fp' 6s.i RI
Ehe VIZ 9E n WA SEQ. b Fn. NJ II. WI, con.
tanning 80 3i,1aQ acres.
The sls14 81 So, d Tp, Z 81 II. W. containing
l75 ~ iQFaefes, with al che improvements being
ths home plaee consisting Fl good DWELLING epa
Tls Elsl4 " Of see. 3 an. 81 2. 3 VII eoHtain;
inR I5S 39.Ih0 acYgs,
Tie NWh of EIss4i ~ h Of NAFJi, and syYll Of
AWM sec. y Ip. ~ n 2 W. e9ntaiaipg ide
lots.
Also, siz bead of gantle aattle mere ar leasi pne
A9tae one hack ana hatnsss one shot gnn teu
hAAd 81 hpgs, ono set ef hiacksmitliis tools, eni
bold effects, GO.
gERAe AID peFaopgl properly cash pa DAY b
sale. All the zeal property, a5 par cant. eash 0l
daS of sale and che balance ok fhe pprehaae Rlief
0n rIeiit Qt Gpp End twQ yaufH with VeHaurlt
Hen md special mortgage and two personal sseuF
ltles, 70 tfe satsiaetion Of tho administrator 81
said eliceessiOn and ten per cent, antlti0Mel iql
atfefney' Eees IL placed n the bands pf an attoF
THos KLElEpETER Apctioaesr.
a.. r., HBJ0, Ate0fueys
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

In April leSe. tito engines of the
Steamship ealifoFnia, frola f4qi8hurs fog
New pflS, hnoka 3oMn when tha vessel
Mas about ffty-six miles soAtheaat a4
Nantucket shoals aad apQ iaiass sast AZ
this eItg ste waa tasEea lo siiiH Hert MI
til8 fBeislateF EhsiRan hIaggaqs Hasngi
froiN New york ts BGfiealS Rlie lak
ter as Wafdea 8aq aiFa8
&atk ENe0illg Sun
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
Auction Sale !!
SATURDAY,, MARCH 1888
BY THos KhaINPRTER
no Close DWt II CGpnrameraElap
mM4I Kaaaeet Aea6aeMnemq.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

y
Qn tha above cav at y eelaek q ~. ~ wy
depot q lhe Southern Paeise hgi,feaa GeeiianS
H. tsaa ss3t,ant ,saarva tbe floins reat a,,
peraanai ptbpertY 81 the late commercial firm Of
A. RltfMAIDhA 4 eq',. teWth
the sha el AEA ot sec ~ Up, Z p n
y 4 II IN III ~ ''l'ssq ~, ,s az avr
~ sore4 " nas 9ys Z, af + iass sst Y '.'F "A
Il .Tba sE,1 n Nvlf " seo. 1s p1.9a., i. q
~ n acres ,aaTe az laas.
Ths. III ~ R1r,ts apd tbat nartion II fhe
y IA II Elsl5 a, tha napfh siao HI Honston river
see. I Tp d III, III b VII, leo acres, more 81 less.
5The Bl6 az SIsJ4 and Tint norton at the MI
0f sRJS On the south side OF Houston river Sec d
10 o IS II o W. 12N anFeH, more or leaa
Ia Il Rinek I, 81 the Reid srhdivision.
lst I aF t 91lsarias ha,,i,s,s I fpnt ~ NH ff5E
b',te - 4 TX u I n t Tga,,b ftsf III f40a fsef eha}
td y8ast Y, tE37i III III ~
49,
A98lgQ laaF on santll sue q snpthetA I'agiitg
depot, with store house thereon now occupied bY
i Rainaner,
40xi20 feet an saHtl side Of Southern Pacific
dopub ana twostDry atera building thereon, 1e.
etipied 6y Z, NJ, Hewitt Is i restaurant,
-4dEB5 feet between u ~ Martins lunch
stand and A RipmaideRia residence and lnlning
the Iast deseffbed Iot
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
ClTY plREeTQRY

A5AetN#4aEAAos5s j
FtRsT PREsBrTEBIAE EHURcHr Sunday school
$50
FfHsF Baptist GHuRGH. Services every Sunday
at y d. nj, aud p. %. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at . clock. Sunday school
Rt $40 u. nj Rev 1 G. Alfred pastor
M. E GHuRcH.=-SerVines every Sunday morning
and evening at usual hours in the Masonic
building on Hodges steeet Sunday soh0oi AZ
$40 a ii PRAYER nieetiug every Thursdgg
evening at o'clock Jas NJ, MeDouala pastor.
NJ. n. gHURG4l, SOUTH Services every sunday
morning and evening at usual hours sunaay
sGhpal at &, m. Prayer messing sgefy We'd
nesday evening at 0ieleuli ~ j. Upton
pAstpF
CHuHoa on HHK COOP StBBHEllp SeIyices trst
aud third Sundays IN each month, at II Oelnc5
a. 1n Sunday school at $40 o, u. Ladies' Aid
first and third SslturlasE Of each month % 3tdg
O'clock p M Gelleher Memorial Guild satllr-
CATaoLlc GHUacH lfasses OF Sunday at ana
10 O'Clock a. m. Sermon and Benedtotign and
Rosary at n. n Lent Ale itsgton 9n tne
Passion dpting High Mass every "Wednesday
and Friday evenings NJ Z 2 eloeh ~ hns ~ssk
mass az biae q. IN Father AZ prossaerts, Sec
tor
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Services every
Sunday at 10 o'clock ID tho noFuing sunday
school at 299 II. MI every Sunday. Leetpte
every Wednesday evening at l:Sp. Ladies fs9'
eiety meets every first Sunday OF es cry nlenthi
nt3p. III. RoY, j.. w KQssmannt pastor
FIRST EoNGREeA TIoNAI4 " tte Il - Fvie iess every
Sunday 1T church on Moas street opposttf
eeInetery. Morning service at II O'Clock. Nighl
service at q 80 O'clock, Prayer meatlng Wet
nesday night. All are inyitpd Rev y
Sheldon pastor.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
" = ------ =
VOL. XIV.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
ETnitesl 80. s.enlnte..s.

i. y. WIite, tetpe xpifing % the tlief March,
1907.
Randall =. Gibson, term expiring on the 4th q
March, 1905.
STATE sbfsfeers.
Murphy j Foster Governor.
Charles Parlange, Lieutenant Governor.
Thamas s. Adafns Secretary of State.
Milton j. GnnnsnghaRl Attorney General
john Pickett, state Treasurer
W w Heard, Auditor of Puddle Accounts,
A. D. Lafargue, Superintendent of Ednoatiop.
~ w. Poole, Commissioner of Immigration
Thos. IS. Adams, Commissioner ef Agriculture
John S. Lnpiet Register State Land 0ties.
W. G Bart Adtutant3 General.
Don Gatitey, $. z. Henry, Senators, Ienth
Seuatorial District.
John MeGpath State Printer
Term Of office expiring on the SECOND Monday
In May l5g6.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

VACANT SUCCESSION or a. 81 GARY, DEc'p.
IlE VIRTUE Of an nrilnF and eommssiQn Ii,
ID sued Oub Of said honorable court, and ~ me
directed Will Offer for sale at public auction tu
the last and highest bidder on
SATURDAY., March AKaAaf AsB5,
between legal hpuEs, hi tlle eOnft hUnse door d
said parish, the Iollawlgg described real property
belonging to sAld succession, tDNib
That certain lot ot gruuud n the city of Lake
southwest corner Of Block No III, Nix addition IL
said town same having Ggs fsat front 0A tiiellsrs
street Nv d depth north Of 200 feet between paral
lel lines.
TRRhs, Cash on day of sale.
TH0s, KI4EINFEIIsR,
A. r. PUIQ, KITTY, AuetiQneer
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

LAKE CRY DIVISION No G. U. r., K of p
Meats IL Arnofy hrat And third Fridays ot
every month, At p, ms " AZ knaIsp,
i IL I.nhaaaa Eannnfailp.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

SHRNAk saEf Aea1a ~
tits 5Gflief IA pviAiuH aAsa fxAn 5Fss Atss
lssfa iae ai5snti fessas 3Asiskqhs "
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17
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Meets IN Masonic lodge room every Saturday
before full moon, ut p. nj. II, sullivan w
M. a. ~. Mayo. SECRETARY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

Mass" which WIS produced late IN January
and won ipstant success.
Cindcreiia's rcn name. It seems, was
maiden, who lived yIU years before the
common era aud during thc reign ~ lsam-
mpiicus. one ~ tho twelve kings oi Egypt
Mrs Minnie 81 caldwell widow ~ the
late Or. William Hcvcrly Caldwell. Jr has
given the Southern Baptist Theological scmi-
nary real estate ln Louisville worth over
siuVu Co CndOw the presidency r the
scminuty iu memory Cf her husband.
Mrs 1aher Willotts OF Roslyn, T. w. has
made e. reputation 3s stock raiser, aud
hrr Guernsey cattle aud berkshire swine
are disposed Of as fast as they are ready
for the stock mutkct. She has also beer
very useful in raising uotters aud road
hOrrc..
Mrs Rachel Lloyd, formerly Miss uollo.
way " Ohio, Us one NJ the most accomplish
cd chemists " tn day aud took her de-
gree as doctor OF philosophy &C the lulFcr.
sits Of Zurich, Switzerland, an honor which
only two women have been accorded. Ars.
Lloyd is now professor NJ chemistry at
the University of Nebraska.
The Woman's Rest Tour association, OF
Boston, exists fOr the purpose Of enabling
women Whose means are moderate TO travel
mtnlligcntly, aud 10 gel the best and most
Out ui their Wdudtuugs, whether for rest
OF Information The annual fee " 81 en-
ulc uf expenses, 10 Nst uf good lodging
houses on the continent aud lr England.
aud 10 yaricts books published throughout
the year giving valuable suggest IONS.
Though this Us the fist year, the assOCla-
tOu has $50 members.