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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

ALIoocK's Porous PIAsrERs are unap-
proaohabls in curative properties rapidity
and safety of action. and are the only ro-
u BILE plastsfs ever PRODUCED. They have
successfully stood the test Of over thirts
years' use by the tuhlic; theiF virtues have
never been soaA.ei BY imitators who have
sought to trade upon the re- utation Of
ALLcocK's by making plastsrs with holes in
them AMI claiming them 20 be Just ~
GOOD ~ ALICoCK's" aud they stand to-day
endorsed b. NOS Oaiy the highest medical
authorities but by millions OF grateful pa
usnts who have proved their efficacy az a
household remedy.
Beware OF limitations. Ask 70 ArroocK' 4
and do not Ls Iefsuaded 90 accept "a sub
atitute.
bnASDREru's PrtLs will purity the blood
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

Having the nesded merit 60 more than
make good all the advertising claimed for
them the following four remedies
have reached q phenomenal sale; d..
kiHp's New Discovery, for consumption.
ooughs and colds. each bottle qua anteed;
Electric Bittors. the great rem' for i've {.
stomach and kidneys; Buoklsu's Arnica
salve. the best IN the world. and DR.. KINGS
New Life Pills. which are re feet pill
All thsss remedies are guaranteed 10 do
what 10 elaimel for them. and the dealer
whose name 10 attached will be glad 90 asll
Won more Of them. Sold - Parohen-
D'Aeheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30
FAT PEOPLE

iAaE onraItN Pitls uil r.iucs your weight
g. = - - trom D. g. l. peauds
month. Nff - ~ "a. alrkneea uf tufufT.
49, flhiitttF. her hHisi 90 Tie Health
and beautfF the rumI leaiou iaatiu. ~
- 81 f. a. 1. or failf ina Istf-
~ , And diihcult brasfhluE surely fp isred
NJ fAfFftt - NNa hut a sc.enfine I'D uuai-
tive rslief adopted anlr ~ o. iears q aHurrt-
snce All ofdsra sut plies direct from oar uhice.
Price u o. u.sctare nr threw pffhnEea Tor AAnN
~ a.ah postpaid Icutiiuuniaa and Iarticu.
lars sealed scts
a. Carrsspesd@sc- strict'v oosndential
PARK REMEDY CO., Boston, Mass
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30
THE MAsk or Will suMMERs.

viii Summers, Horny Wits jester,
for indeed, says the St. James Gazette,
this was no testers mask, but was used
for vers grim and ferocious purpose.
IL IL manner Of helmet, made Of iron
and fashioned into the shape Of grinning
spectaclod countenancr Its special use
was for covering tho head Of any unfortu-
nate wretch hereto or sorceVr-cOn-
demned to death by ilrc ~ the stake Thus
visored his struggles and agonics wcrc cal
oulated to excite only ridiculo and derision
from the crowd OF onlookers. In some few
other examples of these inhumGn contriv-
anoes the mouth has been fitted with a
whistle
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30
Regular Visits Monthly

AZ Great falls % tho 18th snd 18th
A. Missoula on the 2nfh
AT foreman ON the 2sth
Al Livingston on the MI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

Housekocper-Thosc cg~s you sold me
warc stale and asked You for fresh laid
eggs.
Dealer tpatrunizinFly)-Th eggs are
fresh, madam, not saltcd, and they arr
lad eggs, madam. not manufactured
Had you dcsircd eggs recently taken trom
the nest, you should have asked for freshly
lall .gll.- wv NnrL MnnLIr
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

Non,ans Division Is Main Street. Helena
Northern Mvist0n-s at BruAdway Butte
city, Montnna.
Southern nivision-ies South Main Street los
Angles. AliforniA
Csntrnl Division aUi 60 a0l West Ninth Street
Kansas itY. Missouri
Western nlvision-io0 ncAry Street. San Fran.
cisco California
Eastern livision-l0k kAud0lph street. Chicaal
IllinoiA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

A friend In need h friend indeed. sad
not less than che million psopls have found
just sueh q frieni IA ID Kings New Dis
II you have never used this great couRh
medicine. one trial will convince you that
10 has wonderful ouratiNe powers Ia all
diseases ofths throat chest aud lungs. Zach
bottle - auHranteea 60 do all that IL
claimed. or money tsfurdsd. Trial bottle
free LARGE bottles 90 cents and 81. Par
chen ID Aeheal Drug 90.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

we have queer experiences in the house
OF mourning. said the clergyman of the
party In was only few weeks ago that
! called upnn "a middle aged shoemaker
who had lost hts vito. spoke 10 him as
thought most. and especially nioined upon
him lhe duty Of lcing resigned When |
had got thus FAR, be interrupted mo 90 cay
IN n quiet tone. oh that's all riRht, Mr..
praoitszt ] amt a-kickln. boston
Transcript
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

When nahy vas 81 p, W. gave her Castoria.
When she wash Chilli. she cried for Castaria.
When she becamo Ms. she chung % caatorla.
When she had Chiiirsa. she gave them cassoria
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-30

n.,gain. in all kinds Of wash fabrics At The
Iee Hive this week
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20

The Mutuals will cross bats with the Ath-
letic club at st. Johns this afternoon.
The ball game between the doctors and
druggists last Friday resulted in a victory
for the former. Score 33 to 80.
Chas. Keller, who has operated the little
saw-mill south of the Washington school,
has sold the engine and boiler to Durand
parties.
Edna Louis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Knight, of Corunna, died on Satur-
day last, aged 10 years. She had suffered
for long time with consumption.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-07-20
TIE Times.

Entered at the postoffice in Ow0ss0 for
transmission as second-class matter.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
RICE CROP 1884,
De Tallaagelg Sole BaIletin u.


New York, May 18th, ls94.-Ne here
with report progress made in the rice crop
in the respective states:
North GanoliRa--Acfeage the same
aas last year. Seeding nearly complete.
Crop Late but m fair condition. Home
make fertilizers and cotton seed meal
more extensively used on uplands, prev
Ions experiences showing increased yield.
South Carolina-Aiany Of the planters
having been badly crippled in the eye
lone and storm Of last year, cause a pedu-
zeed acreage in tide water; upper river
usual: nplABds slight increase. In spite
of the reduction, however, the fact that
the pick Of lands haze been sown and
unusaal care being aexeeTeised, nearly
asEalal 0Ht-tnFh lnay be expected. Wealth
or conditions generally favorable: in
some cases plant failed to tssloet" on ac-
count Of cold aud will have to be renew
ed.
Georgia-fhe best plantationssitnated
close to the Atlantic coast suffered 10 se-
yeEcly ID the storms of last year that
nlang owners haYe abandoned cultiya-
tien. This not - much to lack Of
disposition u inability to get requisite
advances. Acreage will show reduction gf
quito 25 per cent. Season late. The
spFouting and growth greatly retarded
BY eolaHights.
Lenisiana- Notwithstanding enceurag-
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
M. cLErELAYD AND HIS TR1DUCERs

There are few so-0alled democratic
newspapers IN this state whose Popniistic
tendencies lead them into a senseless and
uncalled for abuse of President cleve-
Land. These papers are Joined by few
others who have heretofore sailed under
democratic eol0rs, but have recently
thrown oil the mask and now openly and
boldly proclaim that they are fer pro,
tsetian FIRST, last and all the time
that ID to say that on the dis
trietive issae that today divides the two
great parties they are advocates of the
republican doctrine as expressed in the
Mckinley tariff. Among all these changes
and amidst the storm of vitnperation
aldl abuse, Mr.. Cleveland stands looking
on sersnly, eeneious Of his own integrity
and confident that as in the past SO in
the future, time will vindicate his hon
esty of purpose and the wisdom of his
eonFse
when in 1887, Mr. Cleveland gave
uttsranee to his views on the tariff ques-
tioD, forcing that issue to the front, the
shrewd politicians declared that he had
signed his political death warrant and
that his star had forever set.
So far were they ON being true
prophets. that five years later witnessed
Mr.. Cleveland again occupying the
presidential chair, and this time elected
lsy q majority greater than that youeh-
gaafed any presidential candidate fol
asarly thirty years.
Again when he brought tho whole force
his elevated position to bear upon the
pending issue, the repeal Of the Sherman
bill and the result WAS accomplished,
and when he took his stand against the
free coinage Of silver at the old ratio OF
10 to one, seeing the inevitable eonse-
gnences Of such a policy, he WAS again
and is still branded as a traitor to his
party. and the plant tool Of the gold
bugs and the bank Of England.
Time will yindicate the action of MI,
Cleveland in his stand OH the silver ques-
tiOn as he was Yindioated in the forneI
issue. He has never been the enemy OF
silver but on the contrary, its truest
friend, He recognized the inability tOi
this country single handed to keep silver
aud gold at the old time ratio. lie be.
lieved the quickest and guTest way to
settle the question, once for ali, WAS foi
this country to withdraw from the silver
market and thus to compel England
Germany and other nations to action ii
the lnattOr by bringing on a crisis whiel
he and others saw must compel them Il
act.
The recent agitation in Europe, result
ing in the bi-mettalic conference in Lon
don, will bring about exactly what Mr.
Cleveland expected and desred-namely,
an international agreement as to the
ratio at which both metals shall he
coined; aud with that settlement OF
car financial agitation, for generation
at least.
And the feather-weight statesman who
has been yillifying the president will
want tbe American people to forget their
pE0nhesies of t93.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
Repatriation Notice,

THE Office OF REGISTRATION viii bt
1 open at the Court House, In the City ul
Lake Charles, La, on MONDAY, the i4tt
day Of May, 1894, and remain open until Sat
urdaY, June 2i, 1894. inclusive, for the Dur
pose Of registering all qualified electors. thus
enabling them to vote 1T the municipal elee
CiOn to be held on the 4th day nf June. 1894
c. NJ RICHARD
Registrar of Voters
Lake Charles, La, May 10th, 1891.
1l-4t
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
COnstaE,le's sale.
Third Ward Justice Court, Parish of Caieasieu
State OF LeAisiana---Np. =,
JOHN l.. WAsEY VS., 4. r. CALVIN.


T1Y VIRTUE of a writ OF ieri faclas issued
Ii , and to me directed, by the honorable
court afolesaiti, have seized, and viii offer
for sale, at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, with the benefit Of appTaise-
ment, at The court house door OF this parish,
In the city 0f Lake Charles, La, between legal
hours, pa
BatnrAay, dune asleh, 4s0a.
the following described property situated Ia
the town of Lake Charles, Parish Of Caleasieu,
La, t8Rit
Lots five t5) and six t6) d Massey subdivision
of the Freeman Hamilton addition to the city
ot Lake Charles, as per plat recorded IN book
four an Of conYegances. page n subject 70 o
mortgage In favor of John ". Massey, TO Sc
cure payment of one pFonlisRorg note for
Nineteen Dollars and Fifty Cents tSl9.50l,
dated April 18th 1885, with Interest, and pay
able n ighteen mouths from date, which Act
of Mortgage 8s recorded III Book r of Mort
cages, page 269, tor said Parish of lsaleasleu,
Louisiana.
Seized under said writ
Terms lash On day Of sale.
D III "a. HARAfAE,
Constable Third Ward, lalcasien Parish, Ia.
May 38rd 1924 l86t
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25

pound to mill the unclean, another SAYS,
One-siXteenth cent, another one-eiGhth
and still another 20 cents per 400 lbs, If
such were the case would not the entire
imports be in the shape of uncleane,l ?
These figures were irrespective Of all
expense necessarily incideutaltO milling
anti making no allowance for the loss
sustained in the sale of the by-prod It's
which are sold at considerably less tA;n
either the first cost OF duty.
The imports of foreign rice this Year
will be large in consequence of the
shortage in the domestic crop, but i'll lhe
event of the adoption of the Wilson hill
schedule of one and one-han cents for
clean and one cent for the uncleaned The
import will not only be doubled, but bt
exclusively in the clean state, rs that
schedule diseriminates against the
American miller, consequently the foreign
miller will not only enjoy a monopoly of
the foreign rire business of this country
but regulate the price Of domestic as
we'll, and our home grown rice cannot
survive long under suco competition,
With this record l leave the pnblic
to Judge whether my action. or that Of
the New Orleans Rice miller, the New
Orleans Board Of Trade, or the Lake
Charles Board Of Trade is best calculated
to produce the greatest benefit to the
cultivation and milling Of nee in the
United States.
Respectfully,
f,f--lsAl
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
MArErK.

Taa Echo il aHnsa apa.thttiath ay 4 ahasse9s
uel{1 division 4aay be eheetsl The paper A.
nablisea sxeiBMiveig ~ navia ] Reid ct hs own
snnaase and Tor his Asaegft there Being 5aant
isessasss Rff May0 will se aAtltled 10 demand
a4s reepi va Iif consideration Tor the use s hls
ftneiinsai portion lie sii PARTIES dealing with
the pepper either as n4veftsseFHs sasssfaeeEst n
al8safssise mast deal directly with y. u Reid
F,nsllisber or bis aaly aafhaFizel Asenta. No
easiFaets Iaada by NJ with Asr. Mayo, or hls
ageats before Or siRea tbs 2Gth day ai ] aly, ls13
are hia5iIsrn ssReH this present pahlisher. sub
st.FfFiiose alsi advertisements from that date on
are asls aud uayalle D. ID. ~ RHid all prior 20
ihat date lnust ba settled with Mr.. Mayo, who
then edited the paper.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
NON-RE3sRDENr ROAL,


Ao,,eyson (; $40 acrss. prl4 of swll sec.
no w /. Of nell of sell sec. 81 tDGE RI " 4
| a"bIs, NJ a SlTs &, a.I,ez p5t. of 49,
80 a1 spI[ eer "a mas v-'''
| Eaine. II Go acres NV Il of NV ser 8.
reI. of nal, se. 4 1nEs r ~
EaIirn StarjIen--l6o acres swl of mel
..,l- at r,,- Il npL oF spvlz aud 7,srlE ,sF
| 5el@ Sar sG = tn F. a - "a
] TsI,,,.s 7 y .1RB acres VI, nf seL. a., s,yE
= - >' -
IT, b,.tt tIl,,aI, ts00 acTes sel< nj ucI< nj,
"a 81 ~ r aetS set a. i a, ,,eIt ~
! j. 1T "a g. aTd 80 ser "a IN Ts,r
mrLz ser ; seit TEIE moi ss, A naE
-, it 80, a. - a. ,
1taI, = ffIoI,jltol1F ~ ~ ,,cras. that ,,ri of scr
| 81 IT, i1 y. a "a roIT,uar,cintT tf M. r,I.
- -, II y LII .a, -, +ilanoC Iii ,l, 90.
! r. -, aLoiT,s o,,i A. III tIaI,n,. go tr
~. ittIIi Inns
,,;It JsG a..5 81 r . ~ 80,
IN ~ ~ Ia, "a III : VIZ, "a " 80 ~ '
y, ~ - y 1ia n - W l ,i y
Hln'n -, - ~ 10 = N'' a. o" - VI
| p-,.sf4 ~ ~ II tiEn - vi rf s,rE sl,. -
N"f '' - 49, ~ ~ 80 so N -,
| - ~ Nv ~ ~ ~ " - ~ 49, w !
NJ, i, IL r., ~ e., -
- ~; '-Io' 'A'A09 ''~' '-Ss, -' y '-''1
! Brjnghanp II W-I5J acres w., of u L. e.,
| -, II - ~ 90 ~ sIF, q ~
I,,,,,4 =, /, itg m Ia "a inII,Isi,,, af,i a
"t"" a. ~ Sg F. 1 Eiti;
49, {" j." - l,I,s H.
rII n n m anI.s ~ i,f rtrL se "
in nfs.yg ,,,.,,..,...
1,p.3I, - - I = II ~ %
%,[ = - u '' '' 81 Vi 9 - '''
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
RaaMrtlay. .gsane ana. 60.

between legal hOuTs the following described prop.
aforesaid t0wit =
lst.-ihe nor ttheast quarter, and the east halfof
the northwest quarter, the southwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter tbs north haif Bf the south
east quarter, the northeast quarter Of the south.
VEST quarter, af section twenty two the north
west quarter Of the southwest qaaitef of section
three t23, township tNo t21 south gf range
seven "a, west. Also. the south halt gf section
twenty -four 3&l township two ~ soHth 0f range
six N west containing il the aggregate, aza
acTas, mQla or less.
Pad The north half Of the southwest quarter,
and the southwest qnartsro of the southwest quar-
tet q section thIiy.tige t35l township eigh ssl
souths ofTange seven AZ west also the northeast
quarter 9f the southeast gneFteF OF section niHe-
Teen I'D, and northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter Ct section twenty e2gl, township nine lgy 4
south of range seven tTl vest containing ID the
aggregate aa9 acres, more less, fogetheE with
tbt' impfoFelpeatsi rights MAYA aud privileges 70
the same belonging.
Seized under said writ
IsAAse The said writ VI hesi 8aeias having
s1sen tssAed On a tNelya saaaEhs bond she above
described property MI III sod TOR cash gof what
ever II viii bring
DAVID j REID,
sheriM ct GaIaasieu Parish La.
sherit t1tiee Lake Charles, La. Apr a8fh isaA
f1eQ. H A H. ". Wells Esaa., Att ys Sar FIE
AsGt
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
Ne4Ece of Pinal Aceo ~
slate ~ LouIsIana. Parish 1f Galeaslea, 1gth
Jadielal District Court Mo 7
Probate Docket.
E1e9E-glaE q - -, DEelp

NV n R .5As, CARL IsEls LIB Gu, Admin.
MN tStEqsaF 0f said Succession, 8f said par-
lsh, Aaa FLED his sinai sceornt and TAB
lean accompanied bY Lis petition, Ii tbs
Qsiee ef ihe Clerk ~ said court applying
~ hags said aegoual And ia5laag hgln0l-
Q8ated II aaid above mentioned ana en-
tslFd sneeeasiaB NON, tbegef1re pablin
paisee II Ale5s gwen 10 Rl ESaF leh III ffeFastefi
tp aa9N Hapee If any Sissy have, ii #FstiHp
Nhs eAla application sAaQla ast he ggaaEaa
aan eail Agaala aRgt lsln INSIDE ss pf 3afs III.
WITNESS ihe lae G. A oHsnet 4afse At
aaid ssaagt m .sslse 0haFIea INV shis 81 Il 6sF
81 Mar 81 1863 sEssT
slefk u auft.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
NOTICE-

SHERIFF. AND EH-UFFICIO TAN COLI
LECyUK - OFFICE. CALCAslEr PARISH La.
LAKE CHARLES. La, MAY 25tL, 1891.
To HimEkmOvFu Owners
N~UT ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That all
/ taxes whicI, have been assessed against You
iUinoyable property, must be paId within
twenty days from the 18th dag Of May, 1884 OF
will proceed to seize Rd vertise and sell according
10 Law. the property which said taxes are due
10 satisfy the same and all costs,
The names Of the said unknown owners and the
description Of the property Assessed them. are
as follows. toWit
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
REPEAL THE TEN PER CENT TAX.

First, last and all the time we have
been in favor Of the repeal of the ten per
cent lax on the circulation Of other than
national hanks.
We know afnothing better npon which
to base an argument in favor of this
repeal aud the reinstatement of the old
time state banks, than the eongestetl
condition Of the banks of New York city
and either commercial eentsrs,
It IL stated upon reliable authority
that there il now stored away in the
baaks Of New York eitynoretha han eighty.
million dollars above the Eeserye required
by law The banks Of every other com
Iaercial center ii the country are alike
loaded dewn With currency. There il nd
scarcity Of money; II faet, there Is more
money II this country now than ever
befope
TIL who slaai devise plan for the
bringing of these vast salng into eireu-
lasion sill indeed N 4 public benefaeter
The national banks, I,y the terms Of
their charters, are prohibited from laan-
ing money on real estata, ana iaFmers
awning large AMI gallsabls ansReuinAsret
estates eann8t boFEaW even few hnn-
dged dollars ~ tias tliem 0FaT hfem @ne
season tn an0theT and are laey to the
nsuaes sharks who charge from pne and
d half to tsEo ngr can't q month.
i laa tfauble ID not q lack ~ Gnotey lat
b nallse#sele earsensg. Na do not
A9eliev6 tlAe ssEeseAf au@inasa depression
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25

Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish of Calaa.
sieu, State of L0uisiana,-ND. 2l04.
CARL WOLF -, JUIIEN RICHARD Er Al,

RE VIRTUE of a writ Of aeTi faeias issued
- and TO me iiireoted, by the honorable court
Aforesaid 4 have seized, and viii offer for sale at
public auction, to the last aud highest bidder,
fer whatever ii win bring at the court house door
9tGaleasieu parish, in the town of Lake Charles,
La, OH
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
sheriff sale.
Twelfth judicial District Court, Parish pl
Caleasien. statH 0f Louisiana.
NO 2g58.
HARRISON &, DREW VII LOUIS Dol
RERTEN

HARRIS N Gs DREW Ys. L0SilS pt1b-
BERTIN.
ID III NJ GRT TII III ef d writ oi her fseias Issued
"a aud ID me directed by the honpFabla
court Aforesaid hare seized, end will 9sier
f0s sale, ut pnhlse auctipn, ~ tlH last and
highest bidder, WEih fbs benstlt of appFaise-
nasnt at the o0uFt house dpQf nf ibis parrish
~ tug city Qf Lake CHARLES, Aa. an
gaamaasag, jaime 10tlls Ast9a,
betaeea legal hours. tbe following described
property, situated ID the taWn Qf Lake
ghsFsess Farish ot aieagleus stata af LeHlsi-
ana @aa described as i0llQEss togils
"A eaFtsin 1ot 09 EreHnd pMned psi laonis
B0bheEgin aaa eilnatea "A sae southwest cor
Nor af Hgan ang gslafeAee alse4t tas n the Alfhy
a3aiEian fo the sllgaf lsa9e f5Eas ies 3sa. tos
EesaaF Niil lhe tWQaas0gg frame building
slaHeaa.
Seized G1uef sa5d &Fit,
Issma Cash % dss NJ ssia
BANEp REID
SBssitf 81 tlslas&tsu F6gish ~
eheTf 9fies LslEs 4are #g illlt
la6sli asitehen alt'y fal FlsE
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25

Il. r. DULAEY vs., TROY EWING.
pE VIRTUE Of q writ of tlsri facias i#sutfI AMI
~ To me direetsf by the hangTa5le eourf afsTa
said have seizs1 and viii offer for sale al 11il
lie auction, to The last and highest hifl5eT a
al tine court iEOse a0F OF this parish in the efts
Of Lake chafiess La. on
saturday. Same Fad, R@Ra.
between legal hanrs the following tlsscrile prop
erty, situated in the town OF Lake Charles Galea
sieu PMf3ah Stats OF Louisiana and described a,
fellows, toEsit
One undivided hslf INTEREST in and to the l,uiId
ing and contents consisting of a small quantity O.
hqners, bar and hack bar, and fixtures biliiaFf
table, etc, known IS the Two Lions" Saloon
lately occupied by Ewing s TsmpkiRs. said hnilil
ing being situated Gn the north side Of NnTfl
Court street, IN the town of Lake Charles Parish
Of Daleasieu, State of Louisiana,
Seized under said writ
TEBMss-Ihis being the second Offering III,
above described property will be sold for what
ever 1t viii bring 8 credit Of twelve months
purchaser to furnish bond with good and a0lyeul
security, and special mortgage On the property
sold, with eight per cent. per annnm interssi
fEUm date until pAid costs and taxes amauutipE
to $s0.0e, more OF less, to be paid c. III 0nt q
price bid.
DAVID !. REID.
Sheriff of Calcaseu Parish La
Sheriff Office, Lake Charles La, May I6th 1884
a. ?. PHio, ESD, Attorney for Plaintiff
I23t
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
ShBri rs Sale.

Second Waul Instiee's Court, Parish of Iberia
Stats Of L9uisisRa.-Np. 5a5
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-25
Respectfully,

NJSLNNI I. INIIN.
President of the Lake Charles Rice
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sifhorsss uss Of y. h . drsss composed Il
broadly striped white moirs and black satin
Zach stripe Of white r. embroidered from the
waist nearly 10 the knees With fine jet beads
and spanales. The bodies Of plain black satin
has vids rsvers Of the stripe powdered With
let and opening over soft front Of deep yellow
chiffon inserted with lines Of yellow tinted lace
Tho collar IL Of yellow velvet.
In the midst Of all this elegance Il may Be
noticed that pialn ski-ts and tailor made
gowns have lost nothing Of their popularity
for morning wear. A very stylish gown. which
II sort Of eompromiss between simplicity
and the other extreme. Il made OF biseuIt-eol-
ored orepon or lightweight cloth and has q
plain skirt arranged With very full folds At the
back. and plain coat quite long. turned back
ia front in vide revers faced with white noire.
Under this is worn q tight fitting waisteoat Of
white moire fastened with rhine stone but
tons and PARTLY concealed By = iabot OF lace.
which seems to he tied under the chin and
falls In long enis Plaids Of all kinds aud