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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05
Succession sale,
Twelfth judicial District Court, Parish of Calca-
siell, State Of Louisiana, No, 77l.
SUCCESsION OF CLEMENT FONIENDT,
DEGEARhn

sBCCEssION OF CLHAIRNT FONTENpT
DEGEAsEn,
pY VIRTUE Of an ardor granted by and
II commission issued from the hGparahe court
aforesaid In and for said stats and pRrish, Gated
thh 2sth day OF March, 1858, and TO me directed
will proceed to sell, ~ public auction, 20 the last
and highest bidder AZ tho laat reaiavnoe Of the
deeeaseai ~ this said parish On
Saturday, 9luy ath, 1893,
all tho property, real and personal, rights and
t0-witg
The northwest qutrtor of nprthwest quarter,
section i8, Township sputkEll Range Weat
L0pisiapa MeTidian, COntainIig 40 acres
One Mare and Colt.
One Yoke Oxen,
One lot Rough Rice.
Lot Of Hpusehpld Furniture and other small ar,
ticles 70 numerous " mentiim,
TERMS and GuHplTlnEs, per cent. of the
purchase price cash IN the day Of sale and the
balance In TIRES equal annual instalments ~
tWeye twgnty-l0uT and thiltYslx months from
day Of sqle purchasers % furnish their promissQry
notes for the CREDIT partition, payable to the admin;
istratQr bearing per cent iHtereat per annpm
from maturity until paid, with personal seenIttY
to tho satisiaGliul Of the ndministr tor, and tho
usual clause Of ten per cent for Attorney fees in
event Of suit 10 cpllect same and tho lands remain
ing specially mprtgaged unto the said estate until
w ELYsEE F0HTENoT,
March 2sth 1893. Administrator.
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LAKE CHARE;Es LonsE No lG5. +. n A. M
ssis1s Ssis fassao ssH R9sS 3 I8s@ sSf ss SsseS
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Friday night at 9 oseloela ~ A. Kinder Al Gi
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w. al Albagtson Treas,i VI p. Bredlog Chap.
lain PAU GIeiner w. Alex Heim, CQntlnc-
teri p r psyers, z. s,i +; 3 #epgsr q G
Is II G.j John Costello 4. s. v. G.i Fed
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PRAeE LoDsE, NO. 4a, X. or P,Meets ip Pei.
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Meets IL ATmoIy Arat and G1jFd FEidays pi
every Iaql.th att p ms ~, AZ Knapp, Captain
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05

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aAknA N NAAB
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05
al. Rinal Aeeannt
State Of Louigiana Parish u Calcasicp Twelfth
Jndioial District Conrt ND 6sa
Probaie 4pckrt
spoeEssIoN oE IasnnII >. aIpas pEelh.

AKJHEREAs 4, n, LITTELL. Adainlstrnt6p
/, w pf aaig enecessiQh ot qpid pailsh ms filed
hls knal qcc0nni 1nd iehieal, aechmp0hise bg hia
peiitpu in the oHiee 81 the clerk % ssid c6ui4
Applying Jo baYe eald Nco6lilt Asa thif.a n0lEsls
QGsted ~ aait aN0le fitltlnntd and oilfiied sitl
session NnM tliefeioro Rqblic nqiice .s hefshy
apg tlisy hqyr, N Whiting Williib tEn lags niom
fhe publication hefeQf why said HppliqalieA sipuid
uet Ne gnntaa and said hemoligf3ll mid ~
WitbSs fia llan 9 Fouinpi Jpdee q aaia
eop{t n LAKE eiHit ~ ~ psii
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05

No stockholder shall ever be held liable or re.
spQnsibe for tho contracts On lalllts of said cor
poratlgn M any further sum than The unpald bal,
ance due 70 the corporation On the shares 0f stock
owned by hiH nor shall any mere ini0rmalitY ia
ergapisatiQn have the effect Of rendering this
ehaitep Hnll oT ~ exposng d atqnkh0der to any
liability beyond The amonpt ofhis stock
Tins done, read and passed in my otllce IN the
town Of Lake Cherries In. ID tha presence of
Messrs a. r. pnjo and Jamea z. (ieary coupe
frnt witpesses, who harennio set their naflas
FIRST abDve mentioned.
tsiguedl JESSE r. HODGE
WILLIAM E RAMSAY
Attest EDWIN Il. STONE.
IAs. r. GEARg,
a. r. Pudn, g. y, RICHARD,
49, ply Cleik % Court and iax pGitip
aeAt Eqfafy paAlie
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05

This act Of incorporation may be changed, mod.
lied pr amended 6r snld corporation may be dis.
solved with the assent of majority III amonnt ef
the capital stock Of the said corporation had at d
genera meeting Of tile atockhold8rs convened for
tast tai PaFR9ss BY ths s9Fa ~ Directors Sf ny
stock after % days preyious notice shall have
been given IN o newspAper published III the town
Of lake Charles, which meeting Is 10 be held at
the office Of the qOfpofntiOn
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THAD. MAYO,
Notary Public, Abstracter,
- AND ---
Real Estate Agent.
OFFICE j. w. BFgan's Corner,
LAKE CHARLES, LA,

HAyE NEARLY FULL oF LANDS IN AE
o
audrs fep R2p
Rd pt ~ tbe V9ea states apa E1as
Qate
egooo AeREs or LONG AEAF YELLOW RAN = AND
One body
One body 10000 acres
Ope b9dyq 10000 acres
Am contagious hut d separately ~ togeq
e5 ooq Pine apd cypress pq V 'sos g y Aq spp
ore 1925 29s fee, With geod house op Y
the RQpheEn Fae faNrqaq YpY ep hP eP
plant opy twQ nNes from depot
qf which 9gh pl acres
of rg ao5 qAeq gf
WI Ael Az tsAa " fy AH
n
17se Acres ~ BpayEog0 rwhEcs " eePa Nce lPpS
afmUd BtFoaa 9epak
Lake a9 acres Aea a 9r 9uA as q gF Ana ~ M ~ R " FsF
pratt q WAeh
Al
dWeNir8 h9as pte p s9q aQ M H III Z
acres,
fs9 hsvs er 4e5a gaas ss paae Aaa Re Hqaas
THAI9 MAYO
zeef nea leey s.AfkE cHAssA.fs, A.As
@5~a
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q CHARTER. .
STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4
pAufatf np HAEeAafuff

BR Tr KNOWN, That on this 10th day Of April
1893, before me- O, Brent Richard, Deputy Clerk
and Notary Public, duly oommiaaioned and quail.
Louisiana and Ia the presence Of tho wltnesses
hereinafter named, undersigaea personally came
and appeared the several prisons whose nanlea
are hereuLto subscribed, who severally declared
that awaiting themselves OF the provisions OF this
general and special laws Of this state relative 10
the organization OF corporations they have CON
tracted and agreed and BY these prosents do GOV.
enant and agree and bind and ublia gate themselves
as well as such persons as may hereafter become
associated with them, their successOra, ta form
and constitute corporation aud body pOhtia in
law, and for tue objects and purposes aud under
the agreements and stipalatons following, towit
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05

All the corporate powers OF said corporation
shall be Yestgl In aud exercised by Board Of
Directors to bp composed Of dye (D atOGkhOldeIa
threg t3l q whom shpll qpnAtitute quorum suiil-
eient for the transaction Of bnainess, The said
board shall ho elected annually on the second
Tuesday uf March 81 each Seart bpglnaing " the
y1ar 1894 All such eleotipns shil be held bl
ballot al the office pt said corporation under tho
sppeTintepaFnge Of three l3l CnmmissiOndrs to be
appointed for that purpose BY the Board pf Dree
tors and ten days prior notice Of such election
shall have hten given by ppbliGatlQn Ia q news
paper published IL the City Of Lake Charles La.
Each share Of stuck rhail he entitled 70 Que yqta
to be cast by rs owner either In person or by
The failure 10 elect Hoard Of Directors At the
time herein above specified ahall not forfeit this
charter nor suspend the husiness of said corpora,
tpn, but the dite1t0ra in office shall continue "a
tho exercise OF their duties until their supoeasor4
shall have been elected and taken their places AZ,
ter due notice Of their election for the time and
In the manner provided for IA this article Va.
GanGies occurring In said board shall he allied BY
the remaining lireetnrs, AT the first meeting fol,
lowing each election said Bpnrd lf Directors shall
elect from their number PICAldent o Vice Pres,
ident, and also Secretary and Treasurer which
office Of pfseCretary and treasurer may be Gonsolidat.
I'd and exercised by one aud tho same persOn Said
Board Of Directors stall he composed Of VIM. u.
Ramsay, Edwin r, StOne Jesse II Hodge Roh't IL,
Mason, aud Charles s. Ramsay 8ith H. II Stone aA
President, w 10 RamgaY as Vice! President J.p.
Hodge as Secretary, and Charles s. Ramsay as
TreasureT they having been chooses aud elected
as Mo first Board Of Directors 10 serve as such
until tho second Tuesday 10 march, 1854 and in,
III their snccesspra shall have been elected.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05
successl0n sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish ~ Calcasiep.
No. Gd8
sUoeEssIoN on aHoReE CHILE, pEntp.

pY VIRTUE of m aims order and commission
ID issued out Of SAID honorable court aud to me
directed, win offer lGr sale AZ public auction, u
The last and highest bidder on
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One Horse,
One Wagon,
Sis Chairs,
4le n9qplo.bqlTel Shotgun,
Etc Ete.

Allpersona property cash on day Of sale and
oil real property rs per Celt cash on day 0f sale,
0f ono and two years, with vendors Hen aud
special mortgage retained, aud two personal se!
cpties 20 the satisfaclion Of the administrator pi
pey Tor collection and eight per cent per annpm
Interest after maturity Of the notes.
EHQS, IELEINPEIER,
q. r. RuJ0 Apeti0neer.
Attorney
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05

Carthage was fa nlilss in cifeln m
eacs, sltlatel on . rmiaa he
land side there were irinlA walla sld.
ea by towers NJ lagsR tlsas thA haaaspfnt
of each Contained stalis lqE soc le-
phaht
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05
Saturday, May "a, Isas,

between legal hpnray at the eORrt house door or
said parish 10 the city Of Lake Charles, La, the
following descTibed real and personal property
belonging 70 said spccessiop t0.witi
REAL PROPERTY
Wa 9f the NWA 9f See, ss Tp. Z g., r. W.
rontainipg 60 acres.
,EEA Of Sec, s, Up. s., r. W. containing
100 acres.
EEA of Sec, 8, Tp S., u. Q W. containing
100 acres.
NWA Of the EEs4, Nl6 Of the NWh and
sWa of khe NWA see. p Tp, s., =, W con.
tanning 100 acres,
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The nano and titIo II aaid corporation slall "

The name and title of said corporation shall he
1.-THE COMPANY, LIMITED y
and by that naIus said corporations shall have
power and authority 70 exist and enjoy succession
for the fun term and period Of ten 0l yearai from
and after the day and date hereof to contract sue
and be auedi 70 make and use aeorpoTate seal, and
the same TO alt0r or change at plolAura 10 hold,
wel as mortgage aud hyppthecatp prep rty real
and personal and mixed to naine and appoint anoh
managers, direCtOTa, Oiilpera or Ggenta "a the nt
terests OF said corporation may require, and 70
make aud establish such rules aud regulations
and bylaWa for the proper management and reGu-
RtiOn OF The affairs Of said corporation as may DO
necessary and proper aud the samo 70 change ~
pleasure,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05

The capital stock Of said corporation Ia hereby
iiyed vt Tue sum Of tfftoou Thousand Dollars
Sl6 900 0Ql, to be represented by pne hundred aud
tty l5O shares Of the sum Of One Hundred Dol.
lars tSlDO0G each said corporation shall com
Hundred Dollars vi 5O1G0l Of said capital stook
shall have been paid In cash, or its equivalent
into the treasury. No stock shall be issued untll
fully paid tor, In all cases no transfers Of stock
shall he binding unless such transfers shall have
been duly recorded In tue books OF the sRid cor
pOratOn. should any member Of the a0rpnlatiOn
desire 60 dispose Of his stock ia the same hO shall
lrst offer his shares 10 the remaining stGGkhol1ers
who shall have the right ID purchase at pultpg
market price. The balance OF said capital stock
70 be issued at the discretion Qf the Board pf DI
Tept0rs
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fillluhties heN Hi y apqa nnFe I
heiplg b eeci l4ag ihaA th9S ea
&sawntNs NJ Ali2aaqta a
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A. of EH.

LAKE CITY DIVISION No. 9, u. r., X. Of P.-
Meets in ATlloIy frat and third Fridays pi
every npnth, ut 4 p m.ifW "A. Knapp, tain
r. III I,abesse Seeretafg.
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The objects and purposes for which this cor.
poratipp Is estabished and the nature of tho
business To DO carried on by H. ate declared and
hand aud power teuee machinery or q acquire
such machinery by Invention patpnt "a eopy
right and 70 soil Or dispose Of sueh manufacture,
patents or copy rights aud 10 do all such acts aud
things aa may be necessary npd proper 70 pariN
out the purpose aud QbIeeta of this corporation as
herein above set forth,
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a ais
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-05

Tho domieile Of said corporation shall be Ia tho
city OF Lake ChArlea, Calcasiea Parish, State pt
louisiana and al citations or other legal process
tiun in case Qf his absbuae Oh tho vioo,President
and In case Of tic absense OF both upon the spC-
rBtalY thBreUl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18
MUTUAL ACCOMMODATION.

Some Of the sensible papers of the
country that have helped to stem the
tide of the panic which threatened the
banking institutions in every large
city. are now pleading with creditors
in favor of mercy toward the debtors.
That is right and consistent. If depos-
itors had given way to their fears
everywhere, but few of the banks
which have survived the financial
storm would, have been able to ride
the break%s in safety. It is only
proper and fair that they should now
be as accommodating as possible to
others.
What many business houses and in
dividuais need is little more time in
which to meet their obligations. Press
them too closely just now, and they
will go to the wall or fall in utter bus
mess collapse. Property-owners find
it at present impossible to realize on
their possessions. The money-bags are
still held tight and the strings are
closely drawn. After awhile the strin-
gency will be relaxed, money will
freely circulate again and honest debt
ors will pay what they owe.
If the public have dealt generously
with the banks, the banks should deal
leniently with the public. Many mort
cages are falling due. If payment of
principal or even interest is forced
when the debtor is unable to meet it,
much hardship will be experienced and
many homes will be wrecked. When
it is known that the debtor is willing
but unable to come to time, merci-
less policy is unjustifiable and will be
sure to bring retribution.
This is a time for mutual accommo-
dation within reasonable bounds. 1t
will be for the general welfare. That
viii be found in the long run the best
for the business and banking welfare.
The commercial and banking interests
are dependent largely upon the gen
eral prosperity. and the troubles that
would follow stringent policy on the
part of creditors just now, would be
sure to have their evil effect upon
others besides those involved in imme-
date ruin.
On the other hand, people who are
in debt and can pay up, wholly or in
part, ought to do SO without urging,
and when they will not, they have no
right to complain if a squeezing pro-
cess is resorted TO for the purpose of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

compelling them to settle. There are
many men and institutions which usu-
ally have an abundance of money that
are now pressed closely to meet their
own obligations and are under the ne
cessity to be strict in the collection of
debts.
We have heard of some cases in
which men of property have become
involved so that they had to obtain
the endorsement of friends on their
notes in order to raise money; the
time has expired, the endorser is
squeezed for the money, and the
drawer of the note and the money,
though possessed of property, leaves
the friend who endorsed for him to
meet the obligation regardless of the
great sacrifice that will be required
to do so. That is dishonesty added
to ingratitude.
In times like these mems true char
acter receives a test. Everybody
should reflect that there is a future
in which they will need the support
of a reputation for honor and bust
ness integrity. Sharp practice, a
neglect of obligations. disposition
to shirl1 on the one hand or Cypress
on the other will have its bearing in
time to come and the law of compen-
Mutual accommodation, a desire to
keep business within business limits,
an honest disposition to pay debts,
reasonable leniency to creditors, a
loosening up of the purse-strings, a
check upon the rise in rates of in
terest and return to the ordinary
business methods freed from the fear
which has paralyzed trade and in
dustry. will introduce US to the ap-
preaching winter better prepared for
its rigors and inclemency.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

The Logan Journal has the following
which carries more than a local ap-
plication: "soreheads are dangerous
and need treatment. When men fail
to get the office they are after they
should turn their attention to some
other way of making a living. But all
men are not SO constituted. When a
man never did anything under anycir-
cumstances, sither for himself or his
party, except hunt Office, he is not ex-
pected to turn his attention to some
thing else. But when he turns traitor
to his party and talks before it's enc
mics of that which had best be left
unsaid, he needs watching. Men who
do nothing else are apt to need watch
ing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

Utah county ought to support well
the Provo Dispatch, which IS doing
good work in the Democratic cause.
We clip this paragraph from its col
ulnns: LET our Democratic speakers
and writer's in this. campaign strip the
hypocrisy from the Republican claims
Of superior economy, and greater abil-
ity in the district and municipal and
county administrations. Thank God
it was no Democratic heart which con-
ceived decentralization. and no Demo-
cratic hand made it a law by affixing
the presidential signature to it. Thank
God also that there can be traced to
no Democratic pocket single misap-
propr;ated dollar of the public money
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

Norway and Sweden are awake to
the benefits of the telephone and the
monarch and his ministers can COM
snunicate with each other from Chris
tiana to Stockholm and return. The
nations will soon be able to converse
by word of mouth and the result will
be enlightenment and fraternity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

]. Frank Tolton, selected at Beaver
by the Democratic convention for Re
preventative in the legislature for the
sixteenth district is an excellent choice
and the fact that he was made by ac-
clamation shows that the party is
united and viii push things with a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

The Manti Messenger is the latest
venture in Utah Journalism. The
first. number is received. It is a
newsy, good looking paper and the edi-
tor, Joel Shoemaker, is a good writer
and no novice at the work The Mes
senger will be Republican in politics,
but we should judge viii not descend
to the level of some Republican sheets
in this territory. We welcome the
sanpete paper to our table and cheer
fully enroll it on the X list
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

The Liberals of Summit county
have met with many disasters, and
now they have lost their Ferry and
find themselves in deep water. Lib
eralism will soon have nothing on
which to keep afioat. Colonel Ferry
will find the door of the Democracy
wide open.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

The Liberal guerilla warfare on the
Citizens movement for reform lis to be
conducted on the old clap-trap style.
The first discharge Of the campaign
consist of noise, ouncombe. anti
church fusilades, and sic1ening lauda-
ton Of the disreputable crowd" that
has disgraced the city. 1t will do for
the class that enjoy such wash, but
is too stale and rank for respectable
-nennle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

The Liberal orgaRs ideal of ga con-
sistent and answering Liberal" is a
Trimmer who has voted at every
election without. being a citizen of
the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

Rawlins has scored another point for
Utah in his University bill. The COM
mittee is to report favorably on it's
passage. The gift OF that reservation
land viii be q good thing for the cause
of education and viii be highly appre-
ciated by the people. And so will the
labols of our successful Delegate in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

Judge" prefixed to McGallum- s
name is a trife satirical, but he has
as good right to the title as some
other pretenders who bear the name
and are judges only of the quality of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

The Democrats of Dixie have made
an excellent choice in A. w. WINS for
the legislature. He is brainy, alert.
popular. a good parliamehtarian and
a thorough Democrat. Tony will win.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

Ayers Sarsaparilla does what no
other blood medicine in existence: can
do. 1t searches out all the impurities
in the system and expels them harm
lessly through the proper channels.
This is why Ayers Sarsaparilla is so
pre-eminently effective as a remedy
for rheumatism.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18
a GENTLE WOMAN

Wishes a toilet cream to pro-
mote that
Brilliant Transparency
of the skin, which is the true
beauty of the complexion.
She wishes it to have the true
fragrance of the flowers and the
gentle tonic action of the healing
balsams, which render the skin
soft. white and beautiful with
out injury to it.
She wishes the refreshing.
soothing effect of the best and
simplest ingredients blended in
to a perfect cream. She finds
it in Cocona Cream and will have
no other.
She never uses the paints ana
face bleaches which are SO in
furious to the skin.
GE.NTLEyME.N after shaving
find Cocona Cream most
excellent.
COC0yN.4 WATER is the nat
ural fragrance of flowers for
the toilet and bath.
COCO1.A B.ALM Prevents and
Heals chapping, breaking
and roughness of the skin.
THE c0ooAA TOILET SPEcfALHES
are manufactured only by the
Coeo2a Company.
SAN francisco, CAL.,
For sale by
]. B.. Farlow,
Godbe-Pitts Drug Co.,
Roberts & Nelden,
Wholesale Agents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-18

wardness OF his uncomfortable posi-
ton. It was certainly very cruel of
those Democratic registrars to be so
legal and particular.