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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11

CamisttAs psss 8. no1ss q Bals-os, tEsfss
de msrinsro psrs ninos, driles blaRoos, eEudoa
de coloFes, ttsRsa , psxoalsa 1lsims E0vcdRJ,
81 gran suYtido de cores La FGKA ssreeislidsd
dsl sstsblsOipiexto Ola Fsma "a PaaIto- Rise"
de dor F. FsAnsiscc Arrabal s R.FF4asiseo Is.
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RENU.NCL.A DE PODER

Haolsado Essuslto suHsst RE del prsbl
de Faiasdo, he tOAido pos CO vsniente rsaun.is
81 po eE general qss ns habia oto' do den Lei.
Asruel OjRt On, Co NJ empleado qEs era 81 on
auscribs, de 10 easa de comercio que tiana eats
blecida IN squells pcblatiaa dicha Eeho.
Ssn Juaa Pserto- Rco, DisleM brs l' dc 1894
-AdOlfo lopez. 2-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11

VAsubrtsndo On AEsoIo1 sl abono ahisTts ps.
70 qus los ButoS Haransros paadan IL I das Al
guaSs IN scloaaB en- sqSss tSAtEo. Hay ali varor.
doYa aa1loaad pr aamiEAE la aplauSiaa trnnnn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11

BotitoS Gs tcdss ctsEs 1apstoH Tsbsisie
dtima Rovsdad pars ssEofau So asca de dit
tantaa fo1mss srs nh sGs vsadeR eA "El L +.
oieo d Jusu Pxk MsF Saa FIassiaco R.O g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11

vssif:ayHs en- ATacibo 81 skbsdo i nyocss;6r
Ids 4 Pu'isimA Ooncepsi6A, nj tanpoco Il
corEida do toro1, de Modo que qusd6 ests splaxa
% psIa 81 pEcximo doniego, ii q tiampo i.
Sornite f :"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11
LOzas de Canarias

Los Ssnorss A Viceats ConPaEis, de sSts
Uonsscio, asAbra de xs5ibi4 INA sassa paYti6a
IL lexss de Cas&Eiss, he 4 sa vals qpo vesdss
nrasica hmItedos en- ~ rleaAcaa k&Eira 1911
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11

Vartos vseizos de la cssa Il aero l8 de /.
Gale dc Ia Ofus, en- doRda hay ma cAraicssfa as
gaaSuo vicuRo. 20 qusjan del hsdoE insc portal Il.
que de slh sale, tsnto por Is sglcmsraci6n de
caEses, cuSato por tiitofioz en- g-aade sscala
ere paTtisulaH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11
alCETA OFFICIAL De HOY

IstsRdeAcis general dc HacisRds dbieA.-
Plb'i-aSs 10 distYinuci6a de oades para al pIs
Raste mea fsr.ndieHda - toiAlidad ( ls sEma dc
3ss s3l pesos "a csstRvos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11
Noviombrs, 80 de 1894

Sr Director d LA CoRRHapoNnrrm.
h aqai algaRas frases tradac;aag AZ m,
nsnoria pu uolicsda PoH los sen Greg W .llat Gr.v
peraoAaa VertaS en- 10 que respects ( susadisticl.
szucaYeHsR.
''LaprodRciOR total de szussr sn TODD 81
Mundo durants IL eoEesha dc 1894 95 sa ealeula
sn 265 600 sasesdss hrutsG, la cual repreranta
an an Mesto d. 792, TAB tonsladau brutas 10 auaI
FspIotepta m aumsnto de 792748 topeladas
sobEe la prcdusc'bn de 1893 81. D. il c,sti.
dad sxpre'ada 1875 600 ttleladss Gerkn oxtrai.
das &c RENE scha y 368O,OCO dc cana, A r..
IN dc $50 GOO poT toasladas bvuta IL csaschs
enterA valtrA ceica 10 $500 600 600.
Ds 10 Hseducci6A tetal conuumi remfa an a.
e p'fs 26 por tissto eacnlando que 81 consurao
"PsT apita' asa igual 81 del ado 1898. III yalor
o. Il eosseha ars4ieaEa de sx6car hecha de a
ns rsaolacha Roygo no bSjar1 de $40 600 600
valor equivalesfe al de eOOOO, goo f.neRsa dc
trgo rsson de so csntAvoa por fsneea, P.rs
pEonualr q tsigo ss necaGitarkn GOO 600 IA
scras do tsSTeRO rsEsS d. guirce fsasaau por
sera. Para pVodHeiy 81 sK6 saY as nscasitaYsn a.
lamavsa 22l. 600 asYas -
Nos eosvsnduia 10 GembxAr mas ysmola.
ca J eakA menqa tSiga7
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Provi'iapslme ta Sc hs snsobado 9! sxre
dients de consu os de guss- B aeAas coXrsspox
diexts a.! afo de 1894 95.
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PoY el GobieRs 4ansl hA ado autoYixado
81 Ayuatamissto de CiAlss pGEa vgtax m cr6ditc
sVplstoTio n obieio de ateHdsx al Bsrvicio de
bs sRAiEs otro para medtcinAs enteHmos pob1es
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11

Per Ssbs grams xscisido aysy 10 per nusS
sro apYstiRdo amigo don RIfael PalseioE Ase.
anz, sRbamos smbarG6 sa Csdix sr rsspstasl&
a'pon, AcompanadA Do 81 lie 81 simlstiso EEi-
nundo. Des.kmcEls fsliK Fiaia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11

10 HaanlEa ds hoy taa6 puerto On ssie
UsFltal 81 vapor lRg9I .FSFt William" pross.
dsnts de NssvA Yolk con ea,gs pz4a Vayioa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-11

30 kan dado les oYdOass oYortuaaa para que
smhsrque poH el pl6xino vspor corse cor
dastiRo Il P4es;dio de CautR Canhxusr il *
tiasita de ~ psAA Dc sadssa ptYp5tus, Nicolas
av6E HeyAkadsx, Al eual hAblR fsnido sata
IllK para aHittir IN iulcio oral.
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Don Rafael ssvilla hA uido traSladado de- j,
aaminiitEaii i6a de OoAunicasioass de ARaar
Busnas lA CsAtral.
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FsSs eoaer kieR no 80 Recssita mas aus iE
Il raItaurAsk LIS DsliciRs" de AqsiliAe Mart
BeE, Gale de Tet~kn.
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Done mss Rsbsose 20 aorse sR Il Capital DE-
Puerto Rico ss en- 81 ! gt urast LG Catalina ssa
FiaHcIs:o 56
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a coatrats stR ds o las P6biicss don Roor.
FaAlsgua Ie 10 Ia cosCsdido sUtorixs ci6n sara AZ
tEeef o"l FaTqus de AstIlIafs, pr6Vio eI psgo &C.
tre1poadleAt0, 10 9 1iatAIaE de p6IxorR.
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S. Melon y comp

saTtido gszssAi / -.af:asslAs, hiaSsc gel
yaaiEAdo cs.aAi is sfsq cashoass mats COS,
OIatss poscslAaa jill : uauy akr4taE. 3s-3
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IOJOQue interesaI

tLA CAPITAL DE VIZCAYAI v tLA PUERT0.
ERlQUENA. De Sncesores de Jose Hernaiz, ofrecen
M nua mum nsrosos Parroquianos al pubico general
un magnnco surtido de teas para todos los eistoE :
81 alcance de todos los bolsos Espeealdad en- tirss
poroaoas an todos anchos y ciases cas.rnires nsc
males extranieros. Realization de pintados Pro
oioB ain oompeteRcia - ~ TO- [e7
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huaatgo amigo Dos kAm6A Abcy, eoua,
Giants dc VIequss % oRcRss ira En- slts Gspit.I.
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Sastreria FranceSa

OallS de IA FORTALKzA. MUNRO 81 a
sdo dsl eosmado de- LuiNa.
NMar1nera1 dssds do
pescA ~ susLAAts pale Aiaes IL Sc akFo hxEta dc
60 Ades de odaa. p
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Al Alcalde de Nsguabo, doR Rsm6a vilsr
80 le has ccscsdido ocho dlas de lieeasia.
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PssajevoS llegso pr u vlpor inge
e Fort Wi lism": r. 81 Todd, G.. N Saith v
P dilia, J. Jglssiss e NJ. Dislzgsh .6strc
de kYkMaitp pAYa AaYaRnK
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Tavimos 81 gustJ de ahludsx hoy ea ssts "a.
cisAts de Il CidYa S~-'e-
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Aos tsetiptn de AgaaE.bNanag:
.Llas hitSs de hsIia dc sttS pueblo hsn a..
labzada cen mNehn splsAnid&d Il aaste n =
EAaeleaA ueksepsida. N q aevs.asie sEs
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Ell DR.. Wives

Ex-Jefs Dc aliniea del Institute Of
sanoico de AAdrid ohece los services Dc ~ Ogp0G
Hdad.-PONCR-P Puerto Rico
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ABAsTO PUBLIOo

Precia Dc l. ssxHs da res { 26 chavo,
kiIo; de esedo 80 chavor.
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Correspondence do NusYa York.

sOAAklo.-La prcducsi6a dc sz6csx. Dato,
estadittiCos dc loa Eeritos usneYss WiIlat :
Cray. Los bonos del TsHoIo Emisj6s an
hisItA ciace vecss. DifsuItadeu an 81 teYYi
torio Aosqnito. Rumoyss graves El de
de Aoei6a de GEacia. Diou les pavcs
Un Cleveland schscego. III pan paxv caro-.
Conversion tYsas piEsiaiL piana Rcto
dc m BAaco. E JAp6n y ID China, Opa.
Yaen NGeYa Yolk.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
1894 ly
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east quarter section twenty-siE (26), township
two ~ south, of range eleven (lll west, con
talning 100 acres, more or less, together with
all the improvements, rights. ways, and priv
iIeges to the same belonging, or In any way
appeFtainlng thereto,
Seized under said writ,
TERMs;--Fhis being the second offering the
above described property will be sold fol
whatever 1t will bring on a credit Of twelve
months; purchaser to furnish bond with good
aud solvent security and special mortgage on
the real property sold, with eight per cent
per annum interest from date until paidi costs
and taxes amounting to S45,0 90, more or less
TO be paid cash out OF price bid; and tLe
above described property having been adiu-
dieated en- this second Offering, tOwit; On
the llth day of August, 1894, to John NJ
Reid, and he having failed to comply With
the terms and conditions of said sale, al
herein set forth, the said property will b
Feoffered on the day herein above mentioned
on the same terms and conditions as aboVe.
DAVID j, REID,
Sheriff of Oaleasleu Parish, La.
sherlH's Office, Lake Charles, La, Aug, 10
1894.
Geo. II, s. u, l.. Wells, Att'ys for Pun.
ar
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24

I'm the last two years the Echo has,
MI proper occasions, advocated the
Sanization Of and equipment of mih'
company in this city. Once q
ce within that time efforts have been
sle to enlist . company but these hays
n ofa half hearted character ans
x amounted to aii.
eyeral weeks ago q few Of our young
~ got together aud deteEuinea go 6
lS in earnest and organize under chg
Il of this state. They therefore cores
aad With the ajutant general Of tn
y, who was pleased to give them "a
information and assistance Y hil
eeE and op last Monday sent A.-A'
eral Ferris to aid ~ the organization
epEdingly meoting was bold n
qenix hall, d detailed account p
led appears IL another column.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
Make Them All Vote,

The New York constitutional c0nVeh'
tion is discussing plan for bringing out
the whole voting force of tho state at
every election, 1t has long been agreed
that a good deal of the misrule, especial
ly in our large cities, was due to the tacl
that the best classes of Citizena stayed
away from the polls and left the gang to
manipulate things as they pleased. The
convention wants to make this impossible
in the future, and section of the pro-
posed constitution provides that laws
shall be passed compelling all who are
entitled to vote to exercise the right
The advocates of the proposed section
argued at length that under such pro
vision bribery and corruption could NJ
longer rule the elections Of the state
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24

DREW Il POWELL VS.. JOHN NJ. REID.
DY VIRTUE OF writ of aert facIas issued
ID and TO me directed by the honorable
court aforesaid, haYe seized aud will offer
for sale ut public auction, TO the last ana
highest bidder, at the court house door OF this
parish, In the city OF Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday, September LIST, 1894.
between legal hours, the following described
property, situated iu the parish OF Ualcasieu,
State OF Louisiana, aud described AZ follows,
toWit:
The northwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter, and the southeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF section one, township
three, south Of range six west, GOntaining
elghty-one acres, more or less, together with
all the improvements, rights, ways, AID
privileges to the same belonging or In any
way appertailing thereto.
Seized under said writ.
TgRMs.-Thls being the second OiIeiing the
above described property Will be sold Tor
whatever IL will bring On credit of twelve
months; purchaser 10 furnish bond with good
and solvent security and special mortgage on
| the real property sold With eight per cent
per annum Interest from date until paid; costs
aud taxes amounting TO s50.C0, more OF less,
| to be paid cash out Of price bid and the
above described property haVlng been adiu:
dicated on this second offering, towlt' On
the llth day OF August, 1894, to Jehn N,
| Reid, and he having failed to comply With
the terms and conditions Of said sale, as
| herein fet forth, The said property will be
reoiFered on the day herein above mentioned,
on the same terms aud conditions % above. I,
DAVID j, REID,
Sheriff Of Calcasieu Parish, Ia,
sherltl's Office, Lake Charles, Ia, Aug, 18th
1894.
Michel 4 Mitchell, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
o
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
In the Mayors Court.

rank Brown charged with YagFAney'
Stenced to work five days on the street
8seave town instaRter.
am johnson, charged with swearing
Nsing bad Language contrary to or
lanGe No. A. Fined $500 OF 4S hours
ity prison. Fine paid.
fohn Follett; charge, plain drunk
BED $3.50 OF 10 hours in city prison
pIeerated.
em Purcell, using bad Language Gon
Ey to ordinance No. A. Fined $2.5'
4 hours in prison. IncaEcerated,
J. Snow and O. A. Hicks, disturb
the peace and fighting. Fined 500
NJ Or "A hours in prison. Snow pait
and Hicks went to the calaboose.
Nos. Clark aud Tapnie Thompson
tnrbing the peace by disoEderly con
II and fighting. Fined $500 each ?
aours in city prison.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24

As stated in another column meeting
was held in Phoenix hall last Monday
night for the organization of military
company, at which A.-A. General Ferris
was present. II was discovered that the
proceedings had at this meeting were
somewhat informal, and in order that no
mistakes be made and the matter start
on fair and square basis, another meet
ing was held Tuesday evening at the
same place, and the proceedings of the
preceding evening annulled and a fresh
start taken. P. L. Monroe was elected
chairman, and S. Arthur Knapp, SeCre-
tary. The following committees were
appointed, towit:
On bylaws, Mess. Gayle, Reed, Neibert,
Livingston, Knapp and Keaney.
To procure an armory, Mess. l.. Runte
P. Chavanne, D. P. Costello, c, J. Chai
son, Alex. Hymes.
These committees to report at tho next
meeting.
The following commissioned officer
were then elected S. o. Shattuck, cap
tain c. S. Ramsay, first lieutenant; p
L. Munro, second lieutenant S. Arthur
Knapp, second lieutenant.
The names of those who have enlisted
in the company are as follows:
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
STATE NEW =,

Joseph Kleinpeter, of East Baton
Rouge, has been elected president of the
State Alliance.
Leesyille PeOpIGS Friend; Messrs'
Adams aud FOrsythe, with their famliles'
came to town last Thursday evening
They are enroute from Wichita. Kansas,
to lake Charles Mr.. +. left Sunday
aud Mir, Adams this morning.
LecOmpte Messenger! A few weeks ago
Carl johnson, JT., of Ten Mile bou ght ?
new buggy at this town, Last week
some one took off one hind and one ioEe
wheel, and after breaking, threw thenl
into a hole of water. Johnson charges
Marion Perkins with the crime.
Mer Rouge Fidetie: The cotton ielhs
around MeT Rouge present q Drliltant ap-
Dearance at night. Hundreds ot lamps
scattered pr0misGn0usly through Tue COZ
ton are being burned hlghtly TO destroy
the boil worm, pest winch mas WLonsHe
great damage in this section Of the COT
ton belt Of late years
Monroe Bulletin; Jim Flunder, Q IT,
yeaT-old negro was hanged near ohaegita
City last Tuesday morning before hay.
The verdict Of the cOr0neTs Jury was
that he came to his death at the hands
| OF unknown paEtIbbs = ~" AiSittS FAttsN'
10 this he had entered the room OF thf
daughter Of Nj J, 4, Peak, . merchant
of 0nachita City, II was supposed thai
be was there with criminal intent,
Ruston Leadeg Old cotton comes intt
town almost every day, Last week week a6oh - 7,
| eight or ten bales that looked to y
about three years old, came IN. III
bagging covering them was almost rotte,,
oT W. heard one gentleman remarl
| that be had cotton on hand made \
1890. When asked why he had nos soi'
| Il remarked, that he eonld keep e0ttto.I
better than he conld money. He said !
he had sold it in all probability he woni
i,sYe long since spent the money. Whe
snch q the case'it cannot be said "
country il in d deplorable condition,
onr pe9pIe corld But contrast their cor
diti6n with that Of Dakota, NebFa6sk
4 and Kansas, where there ID actual snitesl
| I'D III many places, II 0nght, 80 !
enough 10 canse eontentnent and satl
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24

HynleniaI.

licenses issued from August LIST tc
gust 25th.
8lbert Doyle aud Miss May ellis.
N. c. Cantey and Miss Winnie Mitchell.
a0llin Gilmore and Miss Willie Akens,
shas. C. Cross aud Miss Myrtle En-
sek.
rmand Moultrie and Miss ATmNnce
aOnd.
sariou Ashworth and Miss CoTdelia
@nley.
Us. II. Windham and Miss Julia A
ttOx.
Walter Davis and Miss Zettie Berry.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24

CalcAsieu, State Of Louisiana.
No. 2l93,
COLIN HEBERT VS., FRITZ MoNTAEDoA
Thy VIRTUE of a writ Of tieTi faeias ts-
sued and TO me directed by The honorable
court aforesaid, have seized, and VIII offer
foF sale, ut public auction, To the last and
highest bidder, with the benefit Of appraise-
mgnt al the residence 0f Ffllz Montandon
ID The Parish Of Calcasleu, La, on
Saturday, August 25th, 1894,
between legal hours, tho following property,
toWlt
One ThTesher
One Eugine
One Grist Mill,
And on
Saturday, August 25tll, 1894,
between legal hours, at the court house door
| of this parish, In the city Of Lake Charles
| Ia. :, the following described property, toWit;
The southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter, the southeast quarter Of the foRthr
VEST quarter, section nine 9), township nine
| o south, Of range seven N west, containing
90 acres, more OK less, together Hlth AL the
| improvements taeTeon.
seized under said VIII.
Terms. Cash. .,, ,,,,n
Sheriff Of Calcasieu Parish, 10.
sherliEis 0aiee, Lake chaFies, La.' JalY lsth
A, i. Ppio, Efq Ally for Plpa
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
SherlM's sale.
Twelfth judicial District Court, Parish Of
Caleaseu, State Of Louisiana.
No. 2009.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK vs.. l.
YITERB0 n BRO,
U, R, Gassen and v. 2, Reeves, InterVen


u. r. Gassen and ", p, Reeves, InterVenors,
DY VIRTUE of writ Of Aeri faciaa issued
ID aud 10 me directed BY the honorable
court aforesaid, ! have seized and Will offeE
for sale, at public auction, 70 the last and
highest biddeF, with the henelt Of appraise-
ment, al the brick store building 0f A. d.
MeFArlain, n the town Of Jennings, palcas
sien parish, La.l on
Saturday, August 26tll, 1894,
between legal hours, the following properly
nhe lot of general merchandise, etc., eye,
And on
Saturday, Sept. 10Th, 1894,
between legal hours, AZ u, FiteFbo " Bros,
plantation, III lhe pafish ot Caleaslen, State
of Louisiana, me following described prop,
dhe small lpt IF merchandise, etc,
one i0t of i've stock, consisting Of mules
horses and 02eilR.
One lot af wagons, and one lat ot farming
ImuIementg, consisting of pl0Ya, thrasninR
nlaehlnes and fixtures, harYeateFe. ese,, ele.
TWQ hugGles and b lot of harness,
One puMplnE onsiif cempiele
Leash af laRa and growing crop thaFeon,
Seized nndef sala witt
DAVID T REID,
RheriH pf gaieasiea RsFlsAi sa.
1haglR,ss s9lilesi haks Charles La Aasas'
VI geaser 4 A.P, Faia Esqs, Atey.
81 ste,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
DR.. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award

"sleep, gentle sleep, natures great, re,
storer." How often thou art disturbed
by that hacking cough, which could be
cured by taking "G. Q. G. Certain Cough
Cure" the great medicine for LaGTtppee,
and all Lung diseases, Sold by N, D.
RelTney,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24

The city council promise to institute .
series Of improvements and reforms that
Will be of The greatest practical benefit
to the city when carried out. The good
work will begin as soon % the amend,
ments to the charter have been adopted
Among the things contemplated y 2 iiye
stock ordinance, sidewalk and paving
ordinances and the final disposition oi
The market house question, lfthe wishes
Of a majority Of the people are complied
with, we shah, before long, haye Q eitS
market.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World' 9 Fslr Highest Medal and Diploma.

During my absense from the city on
survey, my surveying and engineering
business has been placed in the hands of
Prof. r. ii. Philbrick, Parties desiring
my services are respectfully referred to
him. 29-tf r. hCHUTfs'
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
BORN

fo Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Peske, on tht
III inst, sou.
10 Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Mccain, on Sun
Aug. 18th, boy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24

The sum Of ninety Thousand dollars
which congress has just appropriated for
tlle improvement of the GalcasieE, II prop.
erly expended, should go = long ways
towards giyipg IL deep weter. Labor Y
plsnaifpl ana cheap, ana ~ il 3 PeFtion
II the nlaterial used. A large portion n
the saC, 1000 VIM iud its wag ~ Lake
Gbarles ana add 70 tho revival NJ bust-
ness ltere which haee even now commenced,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24

Thousands aud tens of thousands Of
bottles of &C. C. g. Certain Chill Cure,
are sold yearly, and the people are, con
stantly clamoring fOE more, They know
a good thing when they try it. Sold by
NJ Il KnnrnaY.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
ECHOES.
Sweet potatoes till you can't rest.

Sweet potatoes till you can't rest.
Boys, if you don't bet you won't lose.
What's sass for the goose is sass for
the gander.
The boys pocketed their defeat with
equinimity.
Rain, rain, go away, come again
another day.
Don't forget the charter election on
September 4.
The Alexandria boys captured the pile
last Sunday.
Mrs. Arad Thompson left for the north
last Wednesday.
An umpire is sometimes worth more
than a whole battery.
The Alexandria boys carried off all the
small change the boys had.
Last Sunday lacked great deal of
being a Lake Charles day.
If rain is all that is needed to make the
late rice crop, she will be whopper.
A horse race, foot race, and base
ball game, are very uncertain things.
The year 1894 bids fair to be the best
all round crop year Calcasieu ever had.
More corn will be raised in Calcasieu
this year than in any previous year in
her history.
Mr.. Louis Prayer is one of the parties
who started for Washington, d. c., last
Wednesday.
The Lake Charles boys propose to have
Anson, Of Chicago, before they play an,
other game.
The money carried away by the Alex
andria boys Is variously estimated al
from $1,000 to $2lOO.
Julius Frank started on his semi-annua
pilgrimage to the eastern cities for thC
purchase Of goods last Tuesday night.
The alligator shipped to Monticello
ILL.,, one day last week was the larges
ever captured here, weighing about 40t
pounds.
The Commercial wants the court hOus
lot surrounded by neat fence and tree
aud shrubbery planted thereon. We sec
Ond the motion.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
BELT LINE RAILWAY.
Marine Tiunas Table.

Marine Ffme Table.
sRRY STEAMER HAZEL-Leaves Lake Charles
8, 10, u, o. m, and 2. 4, and 80 p. nj and
sayes Westlake at 7, ., II, a, N, and !, D. and
p. Ill.
MERoN MAIL BoAT-Leaves for the Gulf every
onday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 a. m, and
sturns every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
hy arriving at 3sp. III.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24

IA tiraa feeling, loss Qf appetite aAs,
aesa debility, laEe llg Esiaes asaa s8s
z. keasAgy
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-24
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