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The morning call., 1893-04-10

And In accordance VITA law ana order from
the board OF directors mSde tue 18Th daY OF
February. 1898. so many shares OF each parcel OF
such STOCK may be necessary viii be sold at bite
action at tue aueTlou-hou of $. p. Middleton a
Co., IS Montgomery street. San Francisco Cal. on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF April. 1898. at the hour
OF ociocs p. II. OF said day. pay slid deIinauent
thereon, to ether with costs or advert
ing and e1 penses of sale.
II. ID. WALKER. Secretary
Ohce-Room 60, Nevada block 500 Montgomery
street. san Francisco cat tnroS a
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0Aohus AOs 1910,
AT IL a. Al, at Pavilion Auction Bouse,
Sl9 and 32l Suffer Street, Above Grant Avenue,
~ WILL SILL.
Two Magnificent PsrlOr Suits ia finest silk: Table.
Chairs aud stands; Cabinets Real Lace Curtains;
PortiereS: Magnificent Upright Pianos: Couches:
Easy-ehairs: Rockers; OttOmans; oil Paintings,
Bric-a-brae; Cocks; carpets; 60 dozen Vienna and
Perforated Chairs; Elegant Chairs In embossed
leather; Buffet ana Extension Table MASSIVE oak;
Dining Set: Grand Chamber sets IN carved OAK:
Ing Beds; Rugs and Plush suits; Wardrobes Book
cas-. Plated Ware, Bcdsteads, bureaus, Washstands,
Trunks. Water-back Ranges. Agate and Tinware.
And at IL O'Clock sharp wo W II sell 1900 yards Mo-
quette. BODY Brussels. Tapestry and Ingram Car
pes: 800 yards Linoieum: Rugs and Mats. Sale
Pc sitive, rain OF shine r. s. BASCH. AuetioneeT.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

BODIE CONS. MINING CoMPAEr-LoCArros
- az principal place OF business san Francisco
California ~ ''
Notice-Thers are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment mo Isl
levied Oh the 18th day OF February. 1888. the
several AMOUNTS set opposite the names OF the
raa Ahara as
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AUCTION SALE

M j. SIM N UNS. AUCIIONEER
WILL SELL TOMORROW,
uesuiay prtI II, 1898,
Al II O'Clock A. NJ. Oh the premises.
244 SIXTH ST., NEAR FOLSOM.
....AII of the.
Well-kept Par or, Bed and Dining Ro ON
Furniture; Brussels Carpets and Rugs;
Mantel Miro Pictures, Cocks. Orr a
ments. Etc., the contents of 20 Welt
Furnished Rooms. comprising in part:
ParlOr Sets; odd Pdr!or Upholstery; 16 Eastern
and Imitation Bedroom Sets: Spring and Hair Mat
treSses; Pillows, Blankets and Sheets: odd Bed
steads and ureaus; " ardrobes and Chifonieres;
Lace Curtains; Lamps; Cr0ekery and Glassware;
Hall stand; Hall and Stair Carpets Ranges, etc.
y. R.-The attention OF the pubic in general Is
called TO I6is sale it is positively withOu reserve
and must be remover Immediately after sac.
aplO II NJ. j. SIMMONS. AucU0nner
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AUCTION SALES.
S. BASCH. GENERA AuGTIONEER.
THIS DAY,

3l9 and 1921 Suffer Street above Grant Avenue.
outside Sales Speciality Advances Made Sales
Days, Monday ana Thursday
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NATHAN JONAS 6 CO.,
M. j. SIMMONS. AUGTIONEER.

WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Monday.-..............., 10, 1898,
AT II O'Clock NJ, at salesrooms.
1857 MARKET ST.. BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
All of the Rich and Elegant Furniture,
Rich Parlor Upholstery, Elegant Mir
rors and Pictures, Fine Body Brussels
carpets, Etc, removed from Three
Wel.-Furnished Houses,
COMPRISING IN PART.
Three Very Elegant Parlor Sets in rich satin covers
odd Parlor sofas, Diyaus and Easy Chairs In nue
covers; Elegant Walnut ana Giltframe Mantei
Mlrrors; Choice Etch!ngs aud EnGraylugs; Fine
Mantel Clocks and Ornaments; Elegant walndt
OAK and Cherry Bedroom Sets: Fine Hair Mat
uesses Pillows, Blankets ETC.; Fine Folding
Chhoniers; Elegant SidebOardS and Extension
ables; Fine Body Brussels Carpets: Ranges and a
large iue OF other useful articles too numerous to
mention.
NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auct!oueer
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.


Mrs p Mathews y Y PfraHraker Denver
Mrs Glass. Mare Island j II Nef Collar
A Carter Louisville MeEroy New ORLEANS
A D Go dsmith, Wash. DC " V J Jacobs q S
Hern: santa Cruz Wright & VT. Mass
Mrs wood. New York Miss Teaks New York
W Lane WI X w Nance. New York
u - Gray DllI, quincy wordsworth. Quincy
A L Grand. London CHI Abbott Iondon
Sweeney, Woodrow CIV Taylor, Shasta
Fennell d VT, ST Johns j l Edison Chicago
Fanhurst. Vancouver w A Ward a WI Victoria
G X Coles & w. Yonkers A G SpauIdfup Chicago
L Fisher, en- ea9o w Burnham, Chicago
UIlmann, Chicago W McDermott Chicago
W DudIey * WI, \ MISS Dudley.
Miss Dudley, w Marston, Boston
Mrs w baker. Buffalo Miss J W Baket Buffalo
X corning: Silyershaw. Tacoma
II MorrelI. u SN &c Hamilton Coid nm
Weight &w. Hawaii Mrs looms. Hawaii
A Mcdonald, Nevada I G Carpenter wash
BIS Shaw, Virginia City j w Oakley & w. Chicago
j b Burdcll q W, Chicago Knight & W. Chicago
A Knight Jr, Chicago ID + Ktmball & w, Boston
Mrs Kimball, Boston Miss Edith Luce Boston
Mrs g Emerton, Salem Miss G Emerton Salem
Miss Emerton, Salem A Carroll, Salem
NJ Laughton XIV. Bnstn ID Carr, OrvlIIe
Hanly &w. Salinas Miss Pond. Chicago
Miss Pence, Chicago Lou Bell, Boston
= Bromley oblspo Cook San L opisbo
w NJ Harrington. Coiusa j Gill & W. PhIladelphIa
Barry elioh. Clara
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Z Reid, 8 7 KR SIS MAY New
Y Thomas. New J T Quick Reno
DR. steideberg, UsA W Lulaka. Benicia
II stanton, Bsnicia GIL spie. Portland
H Goellen, Angel Islnd Richard Angel Island
Taylor, Angel Island L Pratt Fresno
Williams, Carroll, U SA
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
J Clark. Angel Island q Switrart Pinole
Clark, Napa NJ Abbott, Seattle
+ Galkin. Oak Park Blake, Los Angeles
TompJhis, Benicia Cline & WI boston
Harmon, st L ouis A II Allen, Los Angeles
Z Miller, Redding w II BIglow u 8 a
II Ebitng. . A A w Gilpllen. Eureka
ii Il Taylor wf,ChlcaRo Johnston, Silver City
j Williams. Nevada
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sun AID TIDE TABLE.
, IH1eH wArER.I Low WATER. sun. IMooy-
: Large Small Small. Large Rises Sets Rises
10l $40 p SAT Al OFT u l.l2 p $40 6 AL PAL A
IL 9.lS p 7.09 Al 1872 Al POI p 579 SAY 3.l7A
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the Postofhco at San Fran.
cisco on MONDAY, April 10, 1898.
RB- To obtain any OF these letters the anplicant
must call Tor advertised Letters" and give the
Date OF The list If not called for within two weeks
they will be Gent % the Dead.Ietter Dnica
The morning call., 1893-04-10

THE WEEKLY GALL is a most 90
ceptable present TO sepd to
your friends in any Locality
81 a year postpaid.
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THE VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE

HHHI II IHUFht DIN WIIE- hOOIn q pHDIE ely,
Beautiful ParIor Ornaments, and Rich
Moquet and Wilton Carpets In Resi-
dabcs OF i. y. Cnnalizo, So, on accou u
of Departure for Europe.
COMPRISING.
Magnificent Drawing Room Upholstery. Sofas
Divans. Oriental Lounges. Corner. Bay-Window
Easy and Reception Chairs, in richest Broeades
Satin Tapestry. six VeOurs and COOred Pushes
Grand variety elegant BiSque Bronze, Limoges Eac-
arat and B'rbetlHe Ornaments; Magnificent Royal
Wilton and Moquet Carpets; Elegant Polished OAK,
walnut and Cherry Chamber Suits; Elegant Oak
Plate Mlrrcr Front Wardr1bes: Extra Mattres
Pillows and Bedding; Asgn hcent Hail l. at stand:
Oak Sideboard: Oak Pedestal Extension Table:
Dining suit In OAK with leather seats: Fine Book
Case; 500 volumes Choice Books: FIue China and
Glassware; Table Cutlery; Eureka Range. with
Furniture OF kitchen. ServantS' Room Eud Laundry.
Elegant modern i2-room house, with rich inside
finish, elegant gas fixtures, fine gardens and mag
nihcent view. to rent.
aplO2t GEO F. LAMSUN, Auctioueer
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AUCTION SALE
Or.
RICH AND MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE.

M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL TOMORROW.
Tuesday. .....-.........-,.....Aprn IL, 1898,
At IL O'Clock, at the former residence of
P. A. FINNlGAS, ESQ,
1913 CALIFORNIA ST., Mr.. LEAVENWoRTH,
ALL OF THE
MAGNIFICENT PARLoR UPHOLSTERY,
FINE WILTON CARPETS,
Costly Etagere: Fine EneravInSs; Fine Point Lace
Curtains; Satin Draperles; Very Elegant Mantel
Mirrors; Costly Ornaments: Massive Onyx Clock:
Magnificent Mass We Walnut Bedroom Set; Elegant
ChifouIers; walnut. Oak and Cherry Bedroom
Sets; Magnificent z. FlOr Upholstery; Wardt obes:
Reclining Lounges and Easy Chairs: Fine Hair
Mattresses and other Bedding; Fine Cutlery; Ele-
giant. StdebJard and Extension Table; Fine Leather
Dlningroom Set: Massive Walnut Hall-Stand
Small PErtor Billiard abe; Medallion Range and
otner Household Goods too numerous to mention.
N. B.-The above goods are all very elegant. OF
finest quality and in hrst-cIass condition, much OF
the same being imported dirt ct by the owner. Ele-
giant l4-room house for rent.
apl02 NJ. J. SIMMONS. Auetioneer.
The morning call., 1893-04-10
GEO, f, LAMSOy.
TOMORROW

a UCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHA NJ
125 kearny ST. between California and Plaa
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
srEAmEHs DEsrIsArroy. sans. wnnr.
The morning call., 1893-04-10

tuesday. ..........A pr1 II, 1893,
AT II O'Clock A n, the premises.
1914 Vallejo ST., between Cough and 0ctayia.
Suffer ST. Union ST. pass within blocks.
The morning call., 1893-04-10

Brick. Dan
Brighton. Mrs Maggie
Brogden, l. l.
BROOKS Bank Note Co
Fro oks, Mrs NJ f
Brouy Oh, Miss Emma
Brown, G
Blown. j r
Brown, Mrs NJ
Brown. Miss Nellie 2
Brown, Robt l.
Brown, VIM
Rrown, w w
Buckley, Michael
buckley. Miss Nora Z
Burger. Louis
buexter, Louise
Burlington, Mrs L u
Bunhc. II II & Co
Bukopky, Sam
Buer, Csrl
Burke. Richard
Turns, Miss Ce eily
b urGs, Chas
Burns, j + 2
Burns. Mrs jas
Burns, W j
Burns, w l.
Burviil. Mrs 2 T
Burrell, Mrs Lille
Busch. Chas
Byrne. Edw
Buston. Mrs p B
Byron. Miss Kate
ByRraye. Herbert
Clark, +
Clark, Frank Z & Co
Clark, Miss Helen NJ
Classen, J J
Clayton, Miss Hattie b
Clayton. j Is
Cleveland. Miss Victoria
Cline, W NJ
Cluuess. DR. W r
Cole, Miss Edith
Coleman, Mrs /
Coleman. Vim j
Collins. ID i
Collins. Mrs Lyde
Cotnba talade. u Adele
ComerfOrd. Francis
Conlin, James
Connolly. Yougsm
Connor. Dennis O
Conner. w A
Conrad. Grace A
Cook. Mr.
Coog. J l.
Cooper, Mrs NJ
Cops, Miss III
Corcii, l. Ii
Cosmo Chem Co
Coxhead. Miss Edith 2
Coxhead. Miss
Craig. Miss II
Graf. d Ashburn
Crane, Mrs I NJ
Croscup. Horace 3
Cruickshank, VIM
Cullen, James
Callen, VIM
Cunningham. Mrs J
Cunningham, James
Cunningham, John
Curtis, II
Curtis, 7 f
Dalge Gold MIN
Donuelly. Miss SARAH
Donovan. Mrs Neal
Don o., James
Doreil, Mrs
Doris. Louis
Dowd, G Il
Doyle, Mrs Clara
Doyle. Il q
Drak. Mrs &C
Dire W, WIN
Drnmmond. John
Drury. Geo NJ
DruIy. Mile Jeanne
Dune, james
Duffy. Is
Duffy, Mrs Rose
Dugan, Patrick
Dumoutris, j l.
Duggan, H A
Duke & Berger
Duncan. Miss Mittie
Dunn C0ml Il Coll Agency
Dunn, David
Dundon, Miss
burst, Robert
Buster Co
Dwyer, w II
Ellis, Miss Maude
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
POsT pRANDIAL
DIsAsTRoUs RERE.



About half an hour before midnight
on Wednesday, the goth, the fire alarm
was sounded and the combined sbingle,
rice and corn mill of Captain Hansen, at
the foot of Broad street on the lake front
was discovered to be in flames. The fire
department responded promptly but the
mateTial was very combustible and in .
very short time tho entire plant was q
mass of flames, The destruction was
complete, including the office, dry kiln,
sheds and also the wharf
The loss Is estimated ct between SIS,
600 and $4,000 with only 5000 insur-
apee, As so frequently happens, Capt,
Hansen was mistaken a. to the amount
ofipsuFanee be was carrying, thinking
he was Insured for 5000. We are not
prepared 10 say where The blame should
attache for this mistake The Loss to
Capt. Hansen occurring Of this time il
severe.
The Gblpgle mill was one Of tbe largest
and most eomplete M the sonth and WEI
doing 2regtsble business.
The compaples IN which The property was
placed were ~ follows British America,
81 400; Westerp OF Toronto, $1,000 Ores
cent New Orleans 81, 100.
The ore department was sueeessfpl q
saving the adjoining property which but fol
favorable wind and AZ abundant supply d
water, would bsye destroyed The Mtiligan-
Martin Wholesale grocery, and The eDgine
house and city council chamber ana othel
buildings.
The city bas been remarkably exempt from
Ores ID The past, bpt II 4 only . question 81
time wheR they must eome,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
CFHelIyDeseFtea,


A case of the most unparalleled human
depEayity and cruelty has ust come to the
notice of Che ECHO. Four little ehildren,
ranging II age from eighteen mouths 70
nine yeaFs, haye been heartlessly deserted
Nv their parepts, and when discovered bg
kind heerted ueigLbeEs, we're oR the
verge "a staTyation, The name IF the
parents Is Lysle, end 70 father (peElaps
less guilty than khe motAerl was formerly
eiaployea - one of Tie fprpftare factories
hers. Disguised AZ the e0adget IF hia
wits, who was glFen beth ~ drink and
preatitptioH be abandoned bis family r.
the isade aleYeiee nj tbls desseiate women
who took " another goman of ike
character and this Was the home ef tle
innocsnt children until ons cay last week
when both women left for hoase Q.
prostitution IN TIC sabarbs of ths eity.
Fqg four q Ave- dgys The clildFsp were
IN alone hut feF ths kindiy laiuisiEq.
toss IA aa eldeEly laay alae ~ Pooi
circumstance who bad divided heF fittls
vita them When lopad wv Sheriii Reid
aua Mayer eEoWjey fhe ehiiqren were
eagerly deyopFipg : pet ~ soqB Nhish
tae kiaaAeaffea hdy abeye mentioned
had aepi - n tllem
Fhe mayor snd ehefi4 ipipeaiatels
1ook uaasaEeF q supply fAe needs y
the ht'e epe Hho 4 Aeueefqrta X
tsseu care ~ knE pefsgps Keeling
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
Electton Of. Omoers.

At a regular communication Of Lake
Charles Lodge No. 65, +, 4 A. NJ, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing yeari A, NJ. Mayo, w. Nj JnO. II.
Poe, s. W.; D, N, Foster, J, Wi Il. III.
Dees, sec'yi A. Rigmaiden, Treas. The
w. NJ. selected for his s. D., A. Albertson,
and the s. W. selected for J, d., L, Htrsch
The installation will take place on the
9th inst, at which time the d, d. @. NJ.
is expected to be present. 1t is earnestly
desired that every member Of the lodge
and as many visiting brethren as can
make it convenient, will be present.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

Yes, It is a fact. You can buy candies
for ten Gents q pound. But what are
you buyingS II Is a notorious fact
known to the trade that al the cheap
candies are composed largely of CBINA
CLAY which costs only about . cent q
pound. Every physician wild tell you
that this is highly injurious aud that
the stuff should never cutter the ellildrep's
stQmaehs. The candles manufactured
BY me are perfectly pure and 10 guaFan-
feed II my prices seem high, IL is
because 1 use only Grst class materials
Rnd manufacture my goods, not with q
lgiew TO giving the greatest amount for
The least nloney, but ia every case to
give yen the worth Of your money Ia the
HFery best grade Of goods, free from
poison end deliberations Of any kind.
q, AYGRRENO.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
Methodist Conference.

The Conference of the Methodist
Church, South, in eession this week at
Homer, has made the following appoint
ments Of preachers in this DaFishi
Lake ChaTles-BToad Street Church,
>, A, Parker Jackson Street church and
Westlake, y. @, HOweuttj Sulphur Mine,
J. w, Lee Lake Arthur, Elton Wilsoni
Grand Chenier Yermillion parish, II. W.
Van Valkenberg,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

We hesEd il remarlSed the Other day
that tbe price charged for prescriptions
in this city emoppted to extoTtioa, We
will venture to nov that the party Aid
not send bis prescriptions ~ Adolph
Meyer W. speak whereof we know
shep W. say that Mr. MsEsrs charges
are alwsys FeaaoaaJle. They ere as low
All Il consistent With tiae use ef absolutely
pure drugs aad ehewicals
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

Mr.d,B 4. Blaize, ca extensive zeal estate
aeaiefip nss MQipesl 4gBa, pafgoWig Escaped
Qne 81 The seYereff attacks o. Pneumonia
while 70 he northern PaEt Ct hat state dur
iAg regent h!lgzar4i sags lh6 daiaiaaN M.
RiSt, III, Rlafae haa occasion " driye eHEggai
mlles apring he storm apa HassQ thoroughly
insl8e N % h1ug afber hls tatHgn M Maa
lAFeatened Hith Severe eefa cf pneumonia
~ lnpR feYar ~. Bl9ise seat q Ehe nearest
GfqR elgre en8 got q bottle "a GeaWhhriaiR's
eopgA Remedy, w 9hlcl ~ Aaa QfteN heafd,
and 'qok 3 numbeg Fl iafRe doses. 20 saYs
The ellsct was Honeslinl nnq ~ SHORT flms
M was breathing quite easily He kapb Qp
taKipF the mealcipe AID tao pe4t dsy Wae
sblc - eQrie 70 fles Hplnez M flaiza "a.
gar5s tn eafe ~ sinply Wanaoffuk kQreeiQ
BY ~ W keagafy
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

The January number Of Tho Horagl
(Which by it's reduction In price has won
great sueeessl win have notable article
on The Wilson Tariff Bill, by Mr., Wilson
himself to be followed in later number
by a rejoinder from writer hostile 10
the bill.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

The Japuary npmber Of The Forum
(redaced to 25 eents) win contain . thor
ough aaalgsis Of the plenomepa Of The
recent panie and the great Lesson to be
dsaaced from this experience, by DAVID
A. Wclls-the most remarkable series d
Facts that Mr.. Wslls has ever taken nj
and "this,1 hs says, is the best thipg
by far that haye ever written
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

At tits season Haany Of our lodges and
other societies aTs eleeting new officers,
and We earnestiy request that the seere-
tariss Of each will look over our directory
and give Ns . liet Of tho chapges thai
should be made. This i Tie easiest and
best way 40 have the directory read cor'
rectly, aud involves but little time 4
each secretary viii promptly DO his duty
al the Enatter,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
Thanks.

Mrs, II. u, Bourg desires to extend,
through the columns of the Echo, heT
sincere thanks to tile management and
employees Of the Lake Charles Sugar Re-
aRery for kindly assistance rendered
during the sad accident to her husband,
and for kinuness extended since, Also in
q special manner to thank DR., Perkins
for his immediate and prompt attention
and skin which rendered the accident
less serious than it would otherwise have
haap
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

Il. N, Homer was the Lucky man Bhe
drew 5000 from the Investment of 81
~ lottery ticket, ct the last drawing.
Mr.. Homer i resident Of Glepnlora on
the *. q, w. a q. railway. This win
be the incentive for hundreds of other
deipded individuals who want something
for nothing, to invest paeney sadly needed
for other purposes.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

You make your fnal choice of Christ
mas presents call on DeShazO aud consult
him IN regard TO tie matter. He has
some special bargains in fiTst-class goods
and wild convince you that there is no
profit in buying trash even If the price
is small. He has just received some
figures than have even ever been dreamed
Of The finest line Of rings, bracelets,
chains, cuff.buttons, charms etc, ali
having real Yalue will be sold at slight
advance over the price asked at other
places for plated goods of inferior
quality. 43-it
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
a EhgRR M EBeamay A. n Joy
Forever.

The AueHf llpe Of Handkerchief extracts
and Perfumes u general, eyer btoVgbt 70 tbie
guy can be found N Kearney's, He has :
Large show case tlled With cut glass bottles
AAd heRntifp Vzid TED ailyer cases containiug
Waingis justly celebrated goods, than which
lhere are n0ne better. White Rose, FRANCE
RAppe, Jockey Club, LILY "a HE Valley,
Wood Vioi6t aud al ne fayorite odofe.
Prices ffom rs eents ~ $500.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

We note the presence In our city Of
our genial old friend ME. Isaac Raas, who
with his wife is spending the holidays
here. They are the parents of Mrs. L.
Kaufman and Mrs. d. Reims and came
to witness the marriage Of their grand.
daughter, Miss Rosa Reims, which il
noticed ia another column,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

Rev. Il. W. May, Of the Broad street
Methodist church breaches his farewell
sermon on next Sunday at ii a. m. In
another column will be found the
appointments made, by the conference
now IN session, to stations IN this parish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

The Presbyterian sunday-sellooI will
celebrate Christmas Eve by an entertain.
ment for the little ones on Saturday even.
ing. A general invitation is extended.
Fuller particulars viii be found in an.
other column.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

Our esteemed postmaster, Mr.. Jas. P,
Geary, who has been having smart tus.
sci with La grippe, is able to be around
again, and seems net to have suffered
severely in his fair proportion.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

For sore throat there IS nothipg better
shan Aannal bAndage aapipened wlth ham,
perlaiqis Pain Balm. 81 WIZ nearly always
eject epre n one night's Mme. THIS Jeqie
qy ~ Alse a fAYoEite for rleuEpatlGm and hal
CARED Iaaay vary severe cases. 10 cent hot
lies Tor sale ~ n D. Kaasaey.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

Anderson & Walker have removed to
their new and elegant quarters in the
first and second stories Of the Commercial
block, where they win be happy to sec
all their friends from tins time or.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
4 I.oeaIe E,ap,s I.langs.

On Tuesday evening, Mrs, D, ,, Reid's
poodle (Pinkie) fell from the upper gal,
leFy, distance Of nearly twenty feet,
At first he was supposed to be total
wreck but timely care and efficient rem
edies have quite restored him,
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The undersigned will rent TO response
bic party bis two-story residence on Pujo
street, opposite public school. Eleven
F0Oms, eeneptad cisteTn house, bern,
woodshed and outbpildinSs. Possession
given january lst. O, w. LITTLE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

When 81 i plst f0 Iowa BT k Daitons Of
IpIsy, Rasaell County Saasas, sailed e TIE
labpfat0fy of ehamheflaln & Co., DesA9ines,
IA thew thegn hls q seaFo BOY Wi9fe liis
Nd seen saFed 3D. eh1gQhefi atn's Cough Rem
eds, & hagie9 cured lim q . very seyega at-
iaek Qf Group MA paltoA ~ certaip Has n
ftYc6 his ta iile sod r EiA1slastsG ID hif
pfhise 81 ne Rsmedg. eel asls 81 II, y.
Acuera7
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

handle only the best make of shoes.
Every pair sold under full guarantee.
spch go0as az Hanan a. Son, Jas. Means,
W. Y. Douglas lnen,s shoes, SaeRs Shoe
Eos Ladies' shoes and n. B, Gox's tine
Shoes toE ekildEep, can be had oply AT
Mrs. y. Mpllers. A3-2t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

A peep 10 at Anderson a Walkers mann
lnotb furpitpre emporium Spring roller
shades marked As cents; Chiua and japan
mattings, Imported rage, chenille portiers,
marked "a and M; Tgrkish eurtaiRs, pleturs
francs, easels, portier poles, bronze yestibule
PODS, desk aud Office goods and . milliop and
one other thugs too numerous TO say any
tbiRg about Visit them and see for your
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