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NOTICE
In Che Probate Court Il and flr salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,

In Che Probate Court In ana fnr SAT- Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
Ia tho matter of tlr tlt0 OF Joshua Parker
Deceased.
NOTICE Is IEaEuN GIVEN THAT
~ Jusepn ". tuuutFHlyf administrator OF
tHo estate ~ Joshua raacr deceased, has
rendered Tor settlement, and ned On sad
court. bic HuaI account " hs administration
on said cst 100 hni UUutIUu Tor FINAL dmul1utlYn
OF thr residue uf saii o.fat' among tho pbr.
fnHa anut ed thereto. and tlat tuesday Che
Ftl uay % May IS. 10. 1896 at Do O'Clock " m
ut ono courtroom ui Hl'l court, in the County
Court House. sHIt IHku city and County
tHu rrrulUghas boon duly appointed ty th0
Judge of slIl court. fur tHn settlement OF SAID
luGuHut and brHruE HuI1 petition Tor dlHtrlHu.
zion. % which UW" aud U.a.0 any person inter-
.rHtrH boz tlIt rHtatr may appear and show cause.
10 HuV there Dol why HI'I HCruuut should nod
ba settled and approved aul nnal distribution
uuHr Na prayed Cor
Dated Apu l.tI. l-l
10. s. MELODY,
UrrE Of Zoe Probate Court
HY q. y. JAHN Deputy
joins Ni IA.NuN. Attorney
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LEGAL NOTICE.

On mc Probate Court Iu ana iHr aat Iatr
county TERRITORY off Utah.
tu tbo mhitcfof iho Esia,o Of Royal Harvey.
Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Royal %. louHE aud Royal 8. Barney,
lNrlutlfs NJ ODE rHflIr uf Royal UaruHVs fu.
ceased. have fyHInfrI for settlement aud n.ed
Ir HHI1 court tIrIr Small Hcrouut Of their ole
m.uIsuaHuu of slII estate and petition Tor
nnHI distribution Uf ODE residue or aait estate
among iIr persons fuutIti thereto, hul that
Saturday. tUc iliu day 90 May Al lsui, 40 Do
O'Clock a,u., 20 ODE court IUem ~ shii court iu
ihe county Court lluuHr, Halt Lake tity and
t.urfNs lbh IrHfHr., uaf been duly 1ps
pointed Do. Che Judge uf sait court Tor the
rttttuUHtut sHII account Hui hearing said
petition Co." HHI|lfUt u. % which TINE and
rI.rH aur rrf.UH IHiafua IH slIH estate may
HUUrAF HuI show .HuaU If Huu tHorH NU why
HH.d account HruulIu HH ffH tIof aud approved
and HHHl fIHtrINUtHA w.HU uH prayed fur
Dated Ami l.tN. l.si
o. v WIIuY.
t|tfE 0I IIa Probate Court.
WApttiH Autvs ATTORNEYS
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NrorfuE I- mgEUY GIVES THAT TUE
~ uuUuH.HUI NHU ON Friday MAY
Iitb. $50. at Com O'Clock o. m,. fru
nU un cattle Nu.uUUuE Go tu1 under
siguCd 900 trustee, consisting NJ stock cattle,
sixty 'UrsI Hr H.HI'u HIr.us. These ratlIp are
pari OF oil. I.HaH HuI EHlW hrrit rugu. ln
Rea,ur and adjacent UuUUurs. itti aud
Nevada. THsr uII Nr delivered 700 Milford,
Itah. bgtvpru No. lbs md July lHL 1894. AMI
there afu u.lf" tWrD hundred bead more or
iCsH. UiU.mHv HH u#HH I1 tug undDrigurd PER-
suually ur Iptt fuT NIW 100 cHuItt Nauuua, iank
on HanE oil tlmmrrrn. Ihr IIFht is hereby rc.
served 90 reject gIv ZOO Ali N.l.
IuIIN ~ WUII Trustee,
uli Fret street
Dated Apul Atb, 1884,
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VNUE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MET
i ing of thu Utah Commercial 81 Savings
Hans, viii hH held 40 thc Hans once. Tuesday,
May NIB. lHIt, Ht % O'Clock a. o., Tor tho ulre.
lion Of Directors Tor the ensuing year aud Tor
thr iraufteu0n ~ such other business uI may
properly come before the meeting
n, D.. CUMMINGS, Cashier
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AN quo ANNNNN' N.NNANH 'N NNN NNN |M|I lMMN
County, lCrfitOrI of Utah
iu She matter % Che estate uf Thomas rFIrr.
deceased.
order 20 show cause why ID" IcH ~ aaIo Uf real
estate shoull not boo made
JosEru uNNt-. mn ADMINISTRATOR
- of tho estate uf IhHmHH iTirr. &c
consrd. hauuf n.,s hH pguuln lurrIu, duly
Ntulrdl puuuF for Hu urdrIui cole uIll Ulri
.r 80 of tho real estate of sHd dcHrdrut Tor
tuc purposes therein oct forth, % Ia thrru.
tore urdrfUi hy The Judge ui HHit court, that
aI rcrsYuH interested Doc thr estate of aalt
dcooaaot appear before tD' sIIi Probate
tuurt on IucHdhy Tho iih day of June,
lHlt, 10 Do u'r'l"b bon the forenoon Of
Hnid day, DO Mr court room ut HnIu Probate
Court, 90 tho County Court House, Iu Tho NIiy
En1 County Of rllt lake, titan Territory. t1
chow cause why lu order should uul hU
granted o. Ono faIn administrator tU HrlI Hu
Wu" D. OF thr fnIl estate uf tnu HMu decrease
10 public ur private sale ua HlHIl Do necessary.
anu that o. copy uf th.s order be- published 30
least four successive WprlH in tnu uTaIUEr
tyIytNu MEMS. newspaper printed and pul.
Dob ud boz aHId City aud county,
JACou u. ULAtU
Probate Judge,
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in the Probate Court. in and for SAT- iat
County. Territory Of Utah.


NOTICE % HEREHY GIVEN THAT
~ Adam HuIofa. adminatrator Of mo
'HiatD of Caroline a.. retttE grew deceased, hHs
rendered Tor settlement. and filed in SAID
COURT nHa HHHi account of his administra.
NHn Uf fld estate and petition Tor nnIl dia.
ihHi Che lllH day Of MAY A. ID. lslt Ht 90
O'Clock o.. u, az Che court room o. said court,
~ iNn County Court House. salt lake city and
county iHh TERRITORY, uHs boon duly au.
pointed HT thu Judge % said count Cor iHe
.nlNrutut uI HH.i account and hearing SAID
ItNuIu Tor iIsiuHutuu. Ht which time and
place unF person Interested iu HiIl estate may
appear Hnd show cause. 10 ANY tnorC be-, why
.Hli account should not Boz settled and au
proved and null dHtuUuu0u maIo as prayed
Tor
uatod April I.tH. i.'L
49, 49, NIIOY.
tIUrt 0i ibs Probate Court
%. IS. tAyrr Attorney Cor Administration
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pgLlNoulNr AssEssMENT.

Delinquent Notice Last Cuaueo Mining
Company
Location of principal place OF business, salt
Lake CtF. Utah.
Location of works, IRA AIturas county, Idaho.
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock ON
account of Assessment levied ON thu llnd day
Of Mnrch,lrDl, tu0 several amounts oct opposite
lhg names Oi the respective shHrcholdJrs 90
fulluWH
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A a ORDINANCE AMENDING as uHDt.
~ nance uuUtrI 'Nu ordinance providing
Cor Che IHHuau.n NJ Blonde fuI Corporate
NuWuHyH. Tor t... |HlCI"
900 DO ordained uY tuu tGY Council of salt
lave tlIy. UnH. tlAt section 20. so urdlts
Hu"u UHIrliIU. f1r tur issuance uf uUuiH fIr
tHreurItu Uu-UUHU.t fur fsIn.UIIli. approved
NHfUH 10 I"HI. ur anI tnU HhmU iH nHruHt
amended 10y adding alter Che WORD dollar.
IH fourth line of HaII section fHu word .Hrmi.
annually" and HE adding tho following 90 tho
end of said sector.
'Nt che expiration ~ tUu yuara HfiDr tho boo
HuHUto ul enid NIuiH Thor" .NuN Hr Hrt nuHftf
and Che .NmriH hUrUHy appropriated 90 HHInt.
luF uuu, tuH Hum ufN 'I. II rUI Huuum On pay
tHu principal of slii nuHia vHgu che came abll
lHII due Provided that nothing hrru1 con.
flInHu HHIU prevent tho city Council ut rnli
Jake tIE 90 any tmr hereafter from making
any other provision ur appropriation Tor one
redemption uf any 0r al' of aaI1 HInlH which
faIi provision or Appropriation sHall hg boz
accordance With t1r lave of iian as tHuI now
ur may hereafter tNIHt.
Passed Hy che city Council Of salt Lake CITY,
ltah Territory, thiH tho liin day W April, A.. D.
100.
srAL GusrAVE %. uACkMAN,
Appro we'd thIs 18th day Of Arli, h.p. i1L
o. s. uA-hIN,
Mayor.
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TrHUroUY OBJ UTAH. BE-.
tuuutY ui ral' lAtU
Duanyc u. uactmau. city recorder, and
Tor salt Lake ttYt Utah Territory, DO hereby
rrrIfF that Che above DO true ana correct
copy N Hn ordinance Amending ana ordnance
entitled "Au Ordinance providing fHr tho
issuance Of b1udu Cor corporate purposes, for
fsHI.UUI," raHHoi uy one city council April li,
l.Ii. approved April o.. ls1l aa appears Of
record Iu mY ulIrU
wines mY hand lnd corporate seal OF
I.EALl sllt take uity. thls the aIth day uf
April. ltIt
GUsuAyE u. uAChNiAN.
DIty Recorder.
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srarr ul 'ftss1tut.l
--L- IL Il L----

Charles Dhr..tulsru. H.rrctHf. uf fHr AmtfI.
can tcutrt trt insurance company. being
uuIN sworn, tcUH#tH Hu. HHU. IHlI hn IH IUD
uIat tHr fu0eHoH. HtHI.HUHf Hf t.g conceal
condition ul HIIi .|muHH. HH aHIH Thirty rrH.
tHr uUrrmUHH b. b. .H .uur.. according TO-
500 Ugst % Dol IHIH.HlU.H, knowledge uuI
uief, rcsur.uTu'H
CUha. tuWsrENsEN.
FuIsHI HrI .uI HHHrH fl before ono tH.s I..I
daf Uf January, s. 10. I-.I
IRLNL. g. u GREENE Ir.
Connie Toner i0r tIb, 40 at. Louis. 80. .0Hrs
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Ia inc District Court in and f6r iho Third
judicial District OF Utah r,Wuofy
County of Salt Lake
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Ia Cue Probate Court In und Cor Salt Lake
County, lcuiory Of Utah
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ia tho Probate Court, boz aud for salt TAX
County Territory ut Utah
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NuI HrrIgI HuU #Wuru Goo before BOO thH
fIatH dos ut MhfUI. a. 10. $50.
|NufAufAi frAL| b. D. UtAUk.
huHI. Public.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19
THE SOUTH HAS NOTHING 10 FEAR.

The frantic efforts Of the beneReiaries
Of the Mckinley tariff to prevent the
passage Of the Wilson bill are being
largely directed southwark Extracts
from the Afaaafaetsrer Record, published
in the interests ofthe protected nonopo-
lists, are compiled ingeniously, showing
the effect Of the passage of the bill to he
rninOus to southern interests. If our
time and ability were sufficient 10
show the ialIacies that are nsed !,
our columns arc not sufficiently long.
The flllaeioas arguments are fully
answered BY the speeches uf AIr. Wilson,
the author Of the bill, and other able
men. The m0noPolists would prey upon
the fears Of the southern representatives
and thus save to themselves the privi-
leges they have enjoyed SO long by which
today we are nation of millionaiTes
and paapeFs. The truth is that the pas
sage Of the Wilson nil will be the
beginning Of a prosperous era in the
south. Ia Alabama, for example, the
coal aud the iron ore are close together
aud they can manufacture iron mere
eheaply than in any other section Of the
known world.
1 The same reasoning holds good in rela-
ton to cotton goods and manufactured
articles composed Of wood aud iron. The
south has nothing to fear.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19
THE COMMITTEE no REVISE THE CON.
STITBTT0N.

Ijut little IS vet known of the proceed
iags Of tho committee appointed BY tho
last legislature to revise the constitution
and Submit amendments thereto, as we
understand the representatives Of fine
press are not allowed at its sessions. 1t
is understood that an educational qnali-
iieation for suffrage, somewhat similar to
the one in the new Mississippi constitu-
ton, will be recommended. This, it is
supposed, viii eliminate the most Of the
negro vote and silence the cry of fraud
after each succeeding election. If this
measure should be adopted not few
white voters would be DISTINGUISHED.
1t suggested also that the appellate
courts be abolished. The laws of this
state were taken from the Code Napoleon,
and differ in many respects from the e0tll-
led laws of the other states. AlrevisiOn
of the code vii lprobably bereeommentle,l
The committee will be in session for sew
eral months, and its report Submitted to
the next legislature.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19
THE INCOME TAX.

The ways and means committee has
decided npOn an income tax. We believe
that nine-tenths of tie people of this
country favor the measure. il Is Just as
natural that the rich men should object
to this IaS as that a -smuggler should
object to custom laws. The report of the
committee exempts all incomes ruhder
$1,000 We would rejoice exceedingly if
our income WAS sufficient to make ms
liable to an income tax, but it is not,
and is notlikely 10 be in the near future,
We have always favored this tax because
1t was fair and the parties upon whom 1t
TAILS can afford to, pay it. Hitherto tho
rich have been comparatively exempt
from taxation. Is it not time that they
should bear their pro tafa7
The income tax taxes what q man has
and not what he has not, as is too often
the case under the Mckinley tariff. The
action of the committee is a substantial
victory of the people over the plntocFats.
The same report recommends AN increase
Of the whiskey tax to 81 per gallon, an
additional tax on beer. aud upon playing
cards, to all Of which we say, Amen!
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19
X Ml7TER Or BUSINESS.

WHIS the law provides Cor the pub
lishing Of tlsa proceedings Of tbs police
jury, and other matters of general or
special interest, It Is abvieuaiy for the
purpose Of making the same known to
the prblic. II this De granted, It follows,
THAT ether things being equal, the paper
having the largest circulation should be
awarded the contract. It does not follow
however, that the paper making the
lowest bid slIonld III all cases Do awarded
the contract. Let ms suppose case:
Dir. A, proprietor Of. tho 7y5bHae, offers to
DO The parish printing for 30 cents per
400 words. Mr.. D, proprietor Of the
Iaiuss, proposes tp % the same for Is
cents per zoe words. The police jury Is
aware Of the fact that the TiiBuRe has
twice the circulation Of the Times, woaiId
it still be loaad to let the printing to
tho Times because It's bid was tile lowest
by Eve cents per 100 words what
wouid be the dictate Of common sense 2
~ al intents and purposes the bid Of
the first was the lowest bid Every man
Of ordinary business sense will admit
this. Space ia some papers is worth
81. 30 per line, owing u the large number
of and the class Of subscribers. A ease
in point was that decided hy the su-
prone court Of, Nissouri few years ago.
ouBe in this city having the Missouri
reports we will state the case snhstan
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

I'lIE following extract from the speech
VI Congressman johnson, recently de-
llyerei II the House, has the true riue.
The timhlity aud the seliishness of i ZEN
cong essmen only stand ID the way Of
the eoasHmafioa af 1T. gelaaseils wish
aud the real prosperity 81 the entire
country:
If We eould abolish tho whole tariaf on
the lit pf February, do not believe
there i single misunderstanding industry
that weAlG close. on the contrary all
tllat were n0t pHrelT exotics, kept alive
by the taxes. would Do greatly stgmn-
lated. Foreigners wsnld want laone Of
elfr products and foreign Iaarkets weald
he open NJ oar goods. Wheat w9uld
bring nlere % ihe grover aud labor
yyeiIld bring more % the labofef, and
the masses u our people weuld want
aud aouii laay sor mora manufactured
goods fah can not depress Industry
sse impoxerish labor by remiffing taxes,
kaat Il dane l,y imposing taxes
~ Air johnson Aass glgther 81 II liz
spseeh, 'fie ssrst possible sitastien 81
sasiusss i not fhatef hiel tariif hat
tssat VI higl aYiii threatened viii esr
tain bHt iniessnite loilnetionsa Il = The
ancersaiaty assent eageumsnt policy
that y naralizGsg tln bnsiaess VI she
eoantrx. iiHla the pressat congrass
afsaeesl io iptasi Rkaiy dispose VI this
sSsessiqn est1e 2 aogenlaiee ssith
fae plsign made p ~ peaple d the
Hl'ssioFa NJ slss agHinaHf larts il SIN
Ae = ipae li1t pfe chat party II II Isage
alqthef aNQgttfliitF.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

The wife Of President Dole, of Hawaii,
is Maine woman. Mrs. D0le's maiden
name WAS Anna PTentiss Gate. She is
the daughter Of the.late Charles Adams
Cate and lame Russell (AdanIa) Gate,
aud the granddaughter of Thomas Adams.
all of Castine. Miss Gates early girl.
Leod was spent ut her home, where she
became a teacher in the Eastern State
Normal School, Mr.. Edward p. Adams,
now Of Massachusetts, an uncle of Mrs
Dole, went to Honolulu, where lie spent
many years. lie left the islands In 1888.
la 1870, while living at Honolulu, Mr..
Adams received Visit from his niece,
Miss Anna p, Cate 1t was az her uncle's
that Miss Cate met Sanford allaEtl Dole,
now the pTOvisi0BalP President Of hawaii.
When Miss Cate returned to her home
she was accompanied by Mr.. Dole, aud
~ 1913 they were married nj Castiue.
Dir. aud Mrs. Dole returned to Honolulu,
where they have since resided.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19
EDHE1p

WINFREEs--At the f,milyresitlemc i'll
this city, at 2:1O p. m, Jan. lS, 1884.
Mrs. HIcuryA Winfree, born Duramd.
aged ~ years, 8 months, and . days.
The remains will be taken via X. C. W.
& G., and Texas & Pacific r.. R. to PIa.
gHeniinei La, today Friday J, leaving on
the Dummy at $40 a. m. Friends aud
acquaintance invited
AtoSS.---ht her residence on Ingleside
place, Pointe Goupee parish. La. OH
Tuesday, Jan. ?, 1894. at An. M,
Claire, daughter Of the late Joseph
14orio, and beloved wife of Guy j.
Moss.
Ar. Mess is the son of Mr.. %. Il. Moss.
has host of friends in this section.
and is wei known to most Of oar readers.
The Echo extends coincidence to oar
young friend in his sad afiiiction.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19
MORE PENSION FRAUDS.

|. a lew days since, w. Bowen Moore aud
his two sons, pension agents at Buffalo,
New York, werearreste,l upon untlolibted
evidence Of perjury and fraud. This is
one Of the worst cases yetuneartlled and
u is asserted, and there is good reason 10
believe, that through the maehinations
Of this one firm the government has al
ready paid ont more than one million
dollars to parties having no claim 10 the
same. In four years Moore succeeded III
getting through over six thousand claims
and over three-fonFths Of them are known
TO be.frauduIent.
htha sentadministration should 90
nothing more than to weed ont these
pension frauds, ID weuld " entitled 10
the lasting gratitude Of the people.
while Raam was commissioner charges
were preEerreda galasf Moore, aud abuntl-
ant proof Of fraud was ol,tainable, but
the policy 1f the Last administration was
neyerto Investigate any alleged frauds III
the pension department, as it would allen
late the old soldier vote There is no
telling what the Limit Ut this pension l,us.
mess would have been but for . change
II administration llDtler the present
commissioner this. charge upon the gov
ernpent j. growing less, as it certainly
should In ths nature of things, nearly
thirty years after the close Of the war.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

judge and other eonrt officers as before.
. II. Ashworth et Ill VS.. IL. r.. Lyons,
ct. all Preliminary Judgment by default
Us. msllaehia.
Lyons warfamtarfn favor of tlatendCutS
ease set for the 28th inst.
u. j.. Wells sitting as Judge al. hoe
a. S Males & Co. VS. G. i. HamptuH.
Order granted to take testimony un.,gr
commission.
Hon. g. A. Feurhet resumes the bel II.
jno. Z. Irvine vs.. Thad. Mayo Csc
set for 23rtl
by consent of the court the DistI
Attorney filed tue following:
State VS.. John Porter CARRYING can.
eealed Weapons.
State Us. Fred Coos; larceny,
State VS.. Geo. Laiialinster. larany,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

aug, Parish vi csleasisa
So CCERSIoE No. nj. WASH AND DToy
ytBk. lI9Gt;AslsD.
8NiI BRfEE ef All opdsF AMI cpiomission IA.
~ sHel eet 4l Pc said hppoIabie a0lrt ami n
re diteeted. VIII asle 81 piibiie sue IVA
x rs Aast ADd Highest bidder, en
Saturday HseisrRary asalu, i 500
between legal heags, 1t tie court house door "
sala parish n thecltg of Lake Charles the ri.
lowing described r1al and personal property -.
l8nglag " SAID aueeassi0n f0wits
z f1lqehH 4nplbers l3 a. aud II Of the Zael,
nnii4ens hnli yisioIl el half u de sout
e9E5 qaaFfer q sec liqD u ,one and the west
hait Qt noe beast qnhfeF III SECTION t1g
ID tewasbSp Hias. sonth. III 1900 eisfiif ssts
containing VI aa.ipo &cFea. sid blocks viii III
4lrfesed alyideil iplp aud sold IA one-aefe lois,
plats Qf Rliel viii We seen a. tie aice Of AZ az
aellenaldi Httefuey At laW, and Ih0mas Klefp
asle5 aFAsil aeYgle tsi DAYS prior % tic day
No Hejgals
5,=-gpe Cooking HtQge.
49, OUT lylls8fs and One lioebey
A--A9o sli1es, one y and 9pd Lamp w..
IEEass' "A Z PEI sonai properly cash on Tue .lay
q A4tSia nt NJ ffqi property qual iiI| eash ON
ea4 NJ #gle md lle W. easee N tan llaae pfice
iAfNo agngi inssgiipHai ~ Que Apd two cars
ersfis pqreaaseta e tarpifb fbeir PronisSorg
notes s. II kAs per cent per aRnntn lfoin,
sate 'lpfil paid Niih tlo 1tnal elsrec ~ Tn So
cent saf attQIDnsa iqca Hragsal lparigaa6 and
fpsiets lisn e naiaa - 81 ~ iatas anti fail apd
liqs Kl.IsIa PEgER Ansiioasa
N. q. A6nail, Af1oi4qN
itAgil isiiii iHss #ttf N
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

Use Ecua s owned aasthirt4sth By fhaaeqs
lfese sI''I iif4ieths ~ illrid lioli
nsiil lfvissan mmy be elaetsa The paper y
nahfissd extensively ~ David ] Reid at ~ OWE
eSua1 IS and Tor his henehf. ihsfc being a ipint
aI5f.essi a. 81 tls qllai bnt partnership IA the
brsiae4a Mr. Maya eiii he sasitled o aemanil
sna Feetive faif eaii5ntsisia tii the isse Of asa
fafeAiAaa portion n hills al parties deailRE W1th
the parfr either - atveisisers siaaefla1isi 81
DHllisheF 81 his tuts tnihssiast agents No
raitfFacts nt4sle hy ~ Al. Mayo. o. us
areEta before Or SINCE iia 2il aay 81 SLY, ltaS
A. Alsaing ufalu the pFasanf pubishcf. Sph-
srriRtiaua iiild advertisements FROM that date On
are as,e aud PAYABLE 10 n,I. 9ied Al prior 70
iha4 aste inisst b. sbtlicA afth Mr. AAyo, no
thea a5ifsd tae paper.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

FAIRdutg on imported sugar Il per-
feetly legitimate, aud constitutional. a
boHaty II not. A duty Of one cent per
pound wouid bring d rsyenne ID the
Neutrality-suspicious. FORTY millions
of dellars. The present bounty costs the
government eleven millions, nearly all of
which IS distributed among loss than ak
AnnsIEe.l neFsons.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

OK last Monday the Senate rejected
the nomination Of AIr. HOrnblswer to be
associate justice Of the supreme court.
Mr. HornbloWer would have suited the
majority Of the people Of these United
stnies.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

Two things are getting very laonOt-
onons; the first is the accounts Of the
BRAZILIAN NaF and the seeon,l is the
lengthy petitions COTTON np by protected
manufacturers against the passags Of the
Wilson tariff Dill The petitions are
eireElated l,y men who get 10 much a.
name for signatnres
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

Il is now stated, upon apparently good
authority, tlat Il lumber i put On the
free list, the British goYenmentwill pnt
an expert duty on the same. The thing.
H. net unreasonable. Our notheFn neigh-
bors sre not 10 anxious for the sleyasta-
ton eli their forests as Nc seem to be,
although their timber supply II nlncl,
greater than aars
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

These who are entitled to the World
Almanac viii hide their time few days
longer and will be supplied. The FIRST
issue is just ready 10 be sent out from
the Horla Office.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

TuE EeHo was right IN advising farm-
ers to hold their rice. The market has
an upward tendency, aud we believe the
price will still advance, Before the Ist
Of May it will approximate very closely
The priee of l99l.2.