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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
DE PUERTO RICO

Tai 60 ls porsada de un fo;Ieto
que scaaa de editarse en- esta Ga.
%, ohrn del Director del BoLETN
MERcANTL. ConIiene go paginas
dc iectur&, en- 4o mayor, =, como
10 ha snunciado. se dedica al illus.
re Jefe del P&rtido "Uni6n Cons.
.itucional" de Cuo&. Excno Sr
Marques de AptEseguia. Contie-
1e el siguients programa:
Dedlcasoria. -- Preludios. -
Desarroilo del plsn.-Considera.
;iones.-El prsGmbu!o exposition.
Los MuniclpioS.-La CAmara
Insu.ar.-Ei Consojo. Ell Gober.
nador General.-L& his.oria.-La
iegalidAd. LA razon Suprema.-
La Repsraclon :.
Ei foilsto se ofrece en- las si.
guientes condjciones:
Un elem plars...-.. so etc
Coz el regraIo dol Rusor. rs"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
ALMANAQUGS PARA 1894.

De pliego, CON el santoraI, da-
sos astron6mieos, fiestas religio-
sas y oficiales, etc, y Blocks, do
variadas tormas y elegantes GRO
NOS alegdricos, desde 81 mas To-
joso a mas econ6mico, pefo O.
dos bel.os ; escogidos, h6llanse j
% venden en- eata Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
ANTONIO LbflU lblBlLT.

Doc Or an Derecho ::Oivil y o.
A6nico Abogado de los nustrea
Oolegios de Madrsd y Puerto -Rioo,
SON bufese alberto On Ia Capital de
10 Monarqula, ofrece suss servicios
profasion2!os 4 su numero q clien-
eiSs oe eass la,s, parA ante ol Tri-
puaeA Gupseno 70 sJastiota, el Con-
.e5se,fea Ws%eAs}. s5,Sigsunal Aa Uuen-
t.s <sE pei - Y tsnaa @e13zos sn-
peri$,xa:s ssa y 9.asea y saFmjnisbRAFi~
vos fse Ia N-@sta
= -, az / IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
TRAvEsfA.

TRAVNSfA.
Col. amer. "Alice J. Ora btree,"
descargando.
Col. amer. "Jennie Hail." des.
cargando.
Berg. esp. "Beatris," descargsn-
do.
Col. esp. "Elena," carga para
Aguadilla Msyagt1ez.
Gol. esp "D.choss," carga para
Maysgtiez y Ponce.
dol. esp. cana Isabel" para
Arroyo y Ponce.
Col. esp. "Isabel," carga para
Hum acao.
Col. esp. "Petra," carga para
Arecibo.
Col. esp. "Paquita," carga para
Agnadilla.
Col, esp. "Olementina," cargo
para HumaCac.
Col. esp. "Amelis." carga para
Arroyo.
Col. esp. "Borinquen," Para
Vega-baja.
mwrr-Btw ~sssS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07

| onYas honor iuolvldable Jete.-
Me1lte.
Villar, Capital. Aguadilla. -
ste ComitA envfs 6 ese Central
xEresi6n de condolences con mo =
vo del fallecimiento de maestro .
uerido Jefe, Excmo senior don Pa :
bio Ubarri.-OterO.
Villar, Oapital.-Mauati, de Bar
celonets. - Partido Unconditional
este pueblo, vista con dolor infaus-
ia noticia tallecimientO Jete y ami :
go sincere senior Ubarri, protests-
mos profuuda pena, rogAndole co
IAunique familia del inolvidable
pstrlcio- Arsuaga, AlegrEa, S"riG.
DOnierre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
% assAuDa a tonsc sS'S III: 1:0 ans 81

oonstante surtldo de relojes, y
prenderfa de orc con hriIlantes '
pleoras hnas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garant tisan los
oCletos y vonden 4 precios modl-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
MOVIMINNTO DE BUQUEs.
yYTBADAs DW TRAvMsfA.


De Havre y escala vap. frances
"Vashipgton Jos& T. Silva y 90.
l OF productos quimicos, l c[ libros.
F. Font y HmnO. bl vermouht.
81 OIs botellas. Oerecedo Hmns y
90, l Or jugussss, 1914 CTS conservas
5 eubcs, Z cIs quesos, 2 cls leche
"a oIs CIs frutas, CTS chocolate, IL
cis blscochos, 96 cIs coinage. 2 cIs
anunoio. IL CTS galletas Is cls aqua
mineral, 20 cls vinagre. lat cIs
licorer. s. de Luina y 90, II CIs
quesos gru!ler, 6 cls oarne, 1 o.
tapi6cs, 10 Of anchoa, 4 cIs legum-
bres. l Ct s6mola. 10 aceitunaa,
rsllenss 20 cls sceite, IA cIs teutss
secas, 4 cEs mostaEa, 10 cIs aqua
mineral. Suceros de Dorado y 90,
6 cls vino, l cls legsmbres. l CPS
dulces, l cI chocolate, 6 cIs vino. 1
81 vidrios, 9 cIs Conservas, 2 CT
tspi6cs, Z Ols oiruelas, Is cIs conag
2 cubos qpesos, 8 cIs harina lactea,
l c(s salchichones. S5ciedad Aho
FRO Collective, 2 cIs vino blanco, 3
Of conservas. 20 cIs bscalso, l cIs
BISCUIT, 1 cIs quesos, cIs azdcar,
2 cls confites, 5 cIs licares. Andres
Orosas, 10 bIs 20 cls coinage, cl
capsulas, 6 ore cerveza, 1 cls anun-
clos, 2 c[s aqua mineral, 2 CI l0zas,
Of sombrerot. Ramon Torres, 20
cIs conscg, 2 cIs muestras. Sierra
= Palau, 80 cIs pspas Mullenhoff
= K0rb0r, Z cls msn6. Fidel Gui-
iiermety, Z cls tarmscia. Font y
Vidal, 5 cls tej!dos. Vale Koppis-
oh Y %, 4 vaEios. p. Giusti Is cEs
varioe. scrs de V,jsnde y 90 l o.
tejldos. A. Mayol y 90, l fdo
estambEe. Filici 8 cIs ropa.
gALIDAE DH TRAvESIA
Para OAdiz y ruts vap. esp. Ca
talina" por Sobrinos de Ezquisga
2or los mismos $50 sacos cafe con
43, ,79S kilos 8 barriles y 8 cIs roI Q
de CANA y l sombrers, por Vicente
8 90 10 SIS cafe con 963 XII OF, por
z. MarCeau 30 c[s cafe con 3 734
kilos y 334 azdcar COO 30 03O kilos
pur J. Ochoa 8 Hmno ALT SIS cafe
con "a 4515 kilos ? 1 barril de aztcar
con. 56 kilos, por Gonzalez y Alfonso
81 sIs cafe con 4.63O kilos, p0r SOrs
de V,jande &c 90 30 sls cafe con
4.47O k.los por Jose T. Silua & 90.
LOO sIs cate con II 534 kilos por
A RAusohenplat ID sis cafe con
1908 k.los. por Oaldas &C 90, 400
cueros con 4,26O kllos pOr Juan
Piza y Mas 1.OO3 cueros con 6,9O4
kilos.
Para Habana y escalas vapor es-
pailol Ramon Herrera" despa-
chado por Ludwig Duplace por j.
Ochoa , Hmno. 6 s[s cafe con $50
kilos, por Sobrinos de Esquiaga 30
sic cafe con 1886 kilos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07

Para las muycrss On ointG, las
sodrtsas , los msNos & Quienes fa-
OilitA 10 dettioidN J el erseimieNto,
pada bay gppeziog q atamado vino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
SANTOR a. z T..

M 9rcoles, 7.-San Aatonio y
companeros mertires, J San Flt rem.
clio, ohispo y Confesor.
Jueves, 8-San Severiano, otls~
20, y compaier0s msrtires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07

de Quina Laroche fotatGdo, hon
rado con una recompensa de 5000
francos, Y medallas de orc por
81 GobieEno frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
Ears#mi@b, Rl7oLaxuEvod dsYicEy.

EStDMhlUaW, kotY0hG&0RY06eHiCHV
C0nfanza Sbso uta. -- Mslsg8,
26 de Mayo de 1880.-Sres Lam
man & Kemp, Nueva- York.-Muy
sefiores mfos: 81 mi confanza no
fuese absolute, y si no estuviese
bien convencido de Ia acci6n pa
tentemente depurAtiva de su Zor-
zaparrilla, una nueva curaci6n que
he obtenido en- una persona de es-
ta ciudad bastarfa para disipar In
mi cualquiera duda que me quedan
sc. Reciban Vds el tribute de mi
consideration, y cuenten Vds siem'
pre- que tergo que sostener la jus
ricia y la verdad.-Dr Jose de ROs
Leon, M6dico hig'enista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
Buena I.66ica,

Eohese afuera Ia CO. e , a enfer.
dad con las PsIdorc ia del
DR.. Ross. Entonan {. .tjnnagc Que
es el organo en- que d. "a Sodo Ell
slstema para su salnd y or. No
Prede haber persona saIn able con
O. est0mago eucio. DesGcl. rnse las
Pildoras antiguas y t0mense mo.
dernas que son las Pildoras de Vida
del Dr. Ross. Su acci0n suave se-
gura Las recomiends. De vepta an
kOdaS las Boticas. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
Ell "HOTEL INGLATERRA.'
a. AgudO.

pei exigia, le dijo nueGtFo actor con
Ia mayer naturalidad:
-Hable usted alto. EstamoG
solos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07

ESTANOIA.
Sc vende una cerca de RiO-pie.
pras propia para lecheEia 8 casa de
campo. Intormaran, en- 10 OaDita
San fnstO. S--BaiOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07

+. F.ALUNSU..ssn Francisco g..
Oon Gltu1o honorlt1oo Dor s. M.
el hey, PremladO CON medalla;de
plaGA y mencl6R nonor1t1ca,
Have persOna.mente toda clase
1e eeGratos On 50 nUevo Nstableci
MlonEO (pf1GeEa On 50 clase) de 8
DC In An~IlaAa a 5 de Ia tarde. sun-
que Vi 0la ests nuDiaG...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
qalaGO On rama del -DalS,'

Venden d precios m6dicos B. A.
Llaneza Hermano en- su almac6n
Gale de Ia Fortaleza n6meEo 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
0LlykS Y COMP.
S1IsaJa0lecln1ensI
LA MALLORQUINA

San Justo 2S, rs y 27.-FAbr;oa
de Chocolate y Oonfterfa al Dor
mayer 7 al detail. Sin Competen =
cla. La primszs en- su clsse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07

Operaciones durante los dias S y 6 de
Noviembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
De LA x8L.k.
BER1RAN. 3 HERMANCs.
Ell BAZAAR UNIVERSAL.

- O99nag1atarios On de Buquss,.Apen.
" Bilbao" de Liverpool "a ests isia.
y del vap0r "Avil6sn de Her-ara -S.
dabans. lmpo1tadores de marCans
clas, terreterta, provisiones. made.
lss' oaelas. para az6car y miel. 40.
COS vacios y compra = vents. de-
trutcs del pals en- Comisi6n. w
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07

OPHRACIONNs DE BUQURs EN PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07
Los DERECHOS PASlVOg
DML
NAGISTERIO De ULqRAMAR,

J ca DecretO y Reglament0 que
regular estos derechos, y for
mulariOs completes para la So
licitud de JubilaciOnes, Viude-
dades y Orfandades, p0r Don
Andres T.. 0ller0, ex-Inspec-
tor de Ia Ensenanza y Maestro
publico de Madrid,
Folleto dedicado al Sr Gasc6n.
por esta Isla.
V6adese en- eHta 1mptenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07

G.srOs DBL. I" EoLllA hIAtAl1l". Dl PsIgUels
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-07

On actor observe al salir a Ia es
cena que el teatro estaba casl va
|cf0.
Nn el momento en- que Ia DANA
fpgta hablaEle a dido, como el pa;
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22
HELP NEEDED.

The most ''God foFsalSen" people III the
United States today are the citizens of
IIidalgo county, Texas. They have not
been visited by storms, floods or fires,
hut long continued drouth has literally
bnFnt up everything and the people are
actually starving. Within the past few
days they have had rain, which has re-
yiyed their courage, but they have not
the means to commence again. Their
horses and cattle have died, they have
no seed, no provisions, no clothing
nothing. These people shonld he helped
to the means to begin life again. They
are worthy citizens. Able bodied mel
have worked for % cents per day. Many
cannot obtain employment even at this
price. The millionaires should come to
the rescue. l.. Il. Wren is chairman and
Albert Nichols is secretary Of the relief
committee. Address IIidalgo County,
Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22
THREE.

There are three things that more than
anything else, in our opinion, would con-
tribute to the betterment Of the financial
condition of the country.
The first il the prompt passage Of the
tariff bill. Not that it is the bill We
woald like to see become a law, but be-
cause it is the best we can get at this
time
The second is the passage Of the Mica
Fagua canal bill, and the third is a
prompt adjournment Of congress after
the aforesaid measures have been passed.
1t is hoped that the tariff bill ont Of
the way, the Morgan bill somewhat
changed, will have clear field aud that
this congress will have the credit of
settling this question of a canal across
the isthmus, which shall be essentially
under American control. The canal is
certain to be constructed and the ques-
ton as whether the United States or
Great Britain shall dominate it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22

Evening Tribune.
Ell PAsO, june 8, 1894.
10 the Directors of Black Mountain G.
III. Co.;
GENTLEMEN ION the 4th of this month
j was conveyed to your property by Mr.
Wade and arrived at camp the same
night. The following day he aud Mir,
Sullivan, mining manager, took me to
the aforementioned claims to inspect
and report upon. Every facility was
given me by these gentlemen, SO that i
could take nay own samples and test
them, with the following results as
below:
I'll Paso Belle---slaft 40 feet deep, vein
10 inches wide, well defined walls, and
gives 5000 gold, sl00 silver, 10 percent
.of iron per ton. There IL also folIr-inch
wide tale giving s3 goldlpe ton,
Black HawlS-Sllafb II feet deep, vein
az inches wide, defined walls; gives S3
gold, sfi silver
Lizzie Bridgett shaft 10 feet deep,
vein n inches wide; gives si5 geld, $40
silver.
Ajax shaft Id feet deep; gives s3 gold,
AZ silver, vein q inches wide.
Black Diamond Shaft ~ feet deep,
vein 15 inches Wide; gives e17 gold, 55
per cent iron; ii very good tilgNiAg ore.
LiRa0lns-Shaff 10 feet aOep, vein III
inches wide, summing MI right angles
BeHass fsle Manaie fi. Vein.
Gold Rock Shaft 9l5est deep, vein 3
fsst wide, a splendid AaaHss lode, we'll
lslinad Naiis: gives Nd gold, silver
anil several hHnlgea t0ns ug ore on ssaF-
face Eeaag far shlnmeHt
6eltlas KS Having slaa1at HesaHai aasse
III tito e0Ethern fsgtian ID ia Hiaek
~ s4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22
THE WISH Is pATHBRTO THE THOUGHT.

The Washington sexagerators who
write letters to the country newspapers
Of tlle radical stripe, have an ever faith
fal theme in the matter of the presidents
health. Let him have twingc of the
heart, the tO0thaohe or a pain in his
stomach, and according to the statements
of these gentlemen, the presidents
health is in a PreeariaHs condition. As
q matter of fact tint president Is the
hardest worked man In the government.
His power for work hasa limit and that
limit was reached. isphysieians ordered
a few days rest and this7vas the cause OF
The sensational PARAGRAPHS which were
sent broadcast over the land. President
Cleveland bids fair TO reach his three
score years and ten, and by reason Of has
great strength, four score years, the
praphesies of his enemies to the contrary
notwithstanding
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22
now THE MONEY GOES.

During the present session of congress
bill was introduced to provide for the
calling of an International conference
ttfor the better cure and protection of
animals in transit" ThsnuHiber of rep
rsssntatiyss to this conference was to be
seven and they were each 10 receive a
SALARY OF 5000 BESIDES NECESSARY
EXPENSES. This is fairsample of many
bills that have been passed by congress
during the past thirty years, invented
especially for the purpose of supplying
places for INDECENT relatives and friends.
Many snch bills have been tackled on as
riders to appropriation bills and none
but the authors of the bills or a few
interested parties knew of their passage
The bill above mentioned did not pass
because Mr.. Holman 'sthe old watch dog
of the treasury" or some other wide
awake member scented the job. Nothing
daunted the friends of the first bill have
introduced another, through Nj. Callum
Of Illinois, entitled "a bill providing for
an international human conference"
This bill, which was referred to the com
mittee on foreign relations, is scarcely
less Objectionable than the first. 1t re-
duees the number of representatives to
five and drops the $1,000 salary for each.
which is replaced by a provision that
''the pay and allowances" OF the COM
missioneFs shall be at the rate Of "tcn
dollars per day aud necessary e1pr#ses,'
The unknown quantity, necessary ex-
Penses' is SO flexible n term that it is
doubtful if anything would be gained by
the rejection of the FIRST bill and the pas
sage Of the second.
The titles Of both bills appeal to every
philanthropic heart. 1t is not to be
d0ubted that great abuses have and do
still exist ealing for proper legislation.
But tor what are our representatives
elected and paid liberal salaries2 Is it
not for instituting these very Feforms3
The government of the United States
dees not support large standing army
but In other respects it is more extrayi-
giant than are the monarchies of the old
world, The departments are filled with
useless clerks drawing large salaries,
The ordinary mechanic works ten hours
day The farmer frequently puts in
from twelve to fourteen hours per day
the clerks in stores and III railroad and
other Offices do the same, but from four
to six hours is considered days work at
the departments of the. national capital.
This is not the worst feature There are
many whose names are Oh the pay rolls
Of the government who do little or no
service. The discomfort that exists
today is not to be wondered at There
is need for reform
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22
NEARINE TIE END

According to a late dispatch the end Of
the tariff bill is in sight.
The probabilities arc that the con
sideration of the bill in committee Of
whole in the senate will be concluded
tomorrow Saturday. On Monday ii
will be taken up by the senate and passed
not laGer than Wednesday 1t will reach
the house by Thursday and Immediately
be referred to the committee Of ways and
means of the house Mr. ramsay, Of that
committee, says that not less than three
days will be necessary for a comparison
Of the bill as it will pass the senate with
the original bill passed by the house,
All the amendments made by the senate
which are acceptable to the house com
mittee will be reported for concurrence
and the report will recommend nou-
concurrence in all rejected amendments
and ask for committee of conference.
1t is thought that the committee of con
ference may take two weeks in arriving
at Il report. Should the Republicans
attempt to debate the report, tho rules
committee will bring in cloturc.
The extraordinary progress made with
the bill during the first of the week, the
Republicans offering no objection, is sup
posed to be because they have come to
the conclusion that the passage of the
bill is inevitable.
The hopes Of the opposition We're
eentered in the sugar schedule and the
income tax measure. The Republicans
have discovered that their own side can
not be relied upon to vote unanimously
against the income tax, neither are they
all opposed to a duty on sugar in place of
a bounty.
If the hopes of the friends of tariff re-
form are realized, in less than three
weeks the matter of the tariff will be
settled for many years. to come.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22

The tariff bill will shortly come to a
vote in tho senate. Wool, one of the last
schedules to be disposed Of was taken mp
last Saturday. Senator Kyle, much to
the disgust of the Republicans, came
fairly ont in favor Of free wool. Air
Kyle said that be represented a section
of the country where wool could be pro
dueel cheaper than in any other region
an the known world. All the farmers
asked was a free market in which to bHy
the necessities of life.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22

II never exchanged 4 word with SIr.
Cleveland or in his company in my life,
and have never seen the man." These
were the words used by Mr.. Hayemeyer,
the president of the sugar trnst. when
asked by Senator Gray, chairman Of the
senate investigating committee, whether
he had held q conversation on Mr. Bene-
diets yacht in the Summer Of 1892 with
President Cleyelsnd, as alleged by one of
the newspaper correspondents who has
been indicted by the grand jury. No de-
nial could possibly be more convincing
than that, although no denial was needed
to convince the american people that
Grover Cleveland had never been q party
to bargain with a sugar trust Or any
other trust or person. He owes to the
fact that be never would make bargains
ia politics some of the most persistent
personal enemies he has.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22

"A subcommittee of five members Ofths
haase committee on banking and cur
reney began wori; the 18th inst, under
special instructions from that committee,
npoR bill providing for e0mpreLen-
siye system Of currency anil banking, an
Improvement nPon the National banks.
Although the subcommittee is directed
10 report this Bll by the eth inst, the
committee does not "a peet it to be acted
npon ut this session. It merely desires
10 Get It perfected aud reported to the
house, ii order that Il may be discussed
by the people before the opening Of the
next session,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22
THE LOUISIANA GIEAUTAuQUA.

The editor Of the Echo acknowledges
the receipt OF . complimentary ticket to
the platform lectures for this season.
The session begins Jnly ~, and con
Times ono month ut Rnston, La An
increased attendance Il expected this
year and nothing would give us more
pleasare than 70 attend were II NJ all
1ass4ble.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22

Az. Cleveland vigorous health seems
80 he nsatters af extreme soiieituae to
the opposition party. II The president
haTpeaa ID haYe tlle stomach ache, ear
aelaas heath ache n ally3af the ordinary
aeAas b sTaieh naaklna II saeieat, the
nsatsaf d made the test f5r labaEed
eaitpEla II tle elect tliat tlae president
d llasle q 4aie At ans mtAafa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22
Saturday, JasIy 2stRl, 1894,
Notice to Contractors.

DIDSfor clearing and grading six miles of
I'D railroad work will be received at the
office Of Lock Moore e. Co, Limited, West
Lake, La, mp to Monday, June 25lh, at 12
o'clock. ProHles aud Specifications win be
ready for inspection on and alter Friday,
June 22gd at the same place. For further
information address + SHUTS, Lake Charles,
Louisiana
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-22

Third Ward Justice Court, Parish of Cslcaslau
btate of Lguisiana.-No. -,
JOHN L. wAsEY vs., T. r.. CALVIN,

JOAAN Ass "FA4A1EzA #NSy II, III. CALVIN
IQY VIRTUE of 8 writ of fieri faeias issupfl
ID and to me directed, by the hOnnrablp
court aforesaid, ] have seized, and win nffpr
for sale, at public auction, to the las, ann
highest bidder with the hanellt Of anpraisp-
ment, at the court house door of this uarisb
in the city Of Lake Charles, La, between Iegal
hours, on
Saturday. ,Bune 3BaRa. HaRA.
the following described property -sit1atpf7 in
the town of Lake Charles, Parishof Calcasien
La, towit:
Lots five a. and six co.. Massey subdivision
OF the Freeman Hamilton addition to The rIty
Of Lake Charles, as per plat recorded in tboDk
four a. OF conYeyaRpes. page %, subject to n
mortgage In favor of John L. Massey, In Sc
cure payment Of one promissory note for
Nineteen Dollars and Fifty Gents CSlg. 5Ol,
dated April 10Th, 1888, with interest, and nav
able 10 eighteen months from date, which Act
OF Mortgage is recorded in Book z of Mort
cages, page 289, for said Parish of Calcasier
Louisiana.
Seized under said writ
Terms-Cash on day Of sale.
d. 4. A. HARTMAN,
Constable Third Ward, CaIcasleu Parish, La
May 23rd, 1894 1886