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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-13
Honest.

In these daysHof adulterauon and fraud,
in all branches of business and pursuits,
it is pleasing to know that there is one
medicine prepared which is strictly pure.
Such a medicine is Sulphur Bitters in
curing scrofula; you can depend on them
every time. W. B. EVERTS, A. NJ,
Charleston. S. C.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-13
A Big Horse Dead.

VALPARAISO. June 6.-The largest
horse in the world, King William, TWEEN
ty-seven and a half hands high, weight
1924 pounds, died last night at Chester
ton while being shipped to Coney Island:
Mr.. Westlake. his owner, was offered
$4,000 for him this week.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-13
Broke His Neck.

RICHMOND, June -Specia1-John
Harrall, aged seventy-nine years, and a
well-known citizen, fell down the stairs
at his home last night breaking his neck.
Death was almost instantaneous.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05
JUST Oh.


Che Fsraict of tlse jury - TIE case of
Fsaaeessast she nuFdeaer VI Mayor
kiassiepn sf Chicago wsii t. received vita
apaaailq ~ iarse msls1ity u ihs
qeanle All oNeg lle lan Inaaaity I'd
mas ~ oniv plea 81. b defense
au lloJ afg bad 20 ii4iaal,g 5 eomine
IA le eapelasion sat ila moasal eon-
sIition 10 sln 7ns res aueh Is y
seader liisn irresponsible 81 - nef
W. Congratulate she peRple ef Chicago
apea ille flei mai W isa 81 shs
aad eries aae ms inzqtFahtes althoRgh
the lae s asiDii aas bFHtaiii
lrea eli aalfriatad = nsai1e the aEg q
TIE papa Nas wal o gpqn
rial " pa
sii sl|l aeeug e Hreyeut
M iaqslsn tue
l sl4 aia
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05
SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE.

At the last two general elections the
people pronounced against the policy Of
protection and favoritism which has
prevailed for the last quarterofa century
the elimination of which has been com
mercial disaster and depression in
business such as has mover before been
witnessed. The banefIil effects of undue
protection TO the favored few at the ex-
pense of many is seen on every hand.
Through the stimulus of protection the
manufacturing interests have outgrOwn
the ability of the people to support them
and the consequence has been over
promotion.
These laws restrictive of trade, falsely
called protection to American Industries,
have closed the markets of the world
against US and our manufacturers are re-
strieted to the home demand. BY al
overwhelming majority the people have
decided that protection as exempliied il
the Mckinley tariff law must go. VIII
congress refuse to obey the mandate o.
The peOple7 For 10, these many years.
the Democratic party or its candidates
have gone before the people with the
pledge, that if granted the power, the
robber tariff would go. This idea has
been Ineuloated and this has been the
main plank in Democratic platforms bOtl
state and national, for the past twenty
five years. For the first time the party
has the power to redeem this pledge
For the first time since 1850 the chic
executive and both branches of congress
are Democratic. Why then the hesita,
tiOn-the delayi 1t is certainly right t.
obey the mandate of the people when
expressed inssO plain and unequiyOcal q
manner. Inaetion and eOwardice will he
fatal to the party and the only path O.
safety Les in prompt, faithful AMI
courageous fBlfllment of all the pledges
made by the party in it's platforms fol
many years past.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

TIE res0pl of death aud disaster starts
IL the new year with fresh npetus.
EFom Buffalo NE learn of tho burning to
death of three persons with come twenty
others severely injured, some fatally. In
Boston an engine explosion caused the
instant death Of three persons and the
seriOns manning Of score OF others.
IN far west Kansas at station called
LinwOcd, a terrible railroad accident
happened whereby three men agers killed
outright and many more seriously injured.
The nsaal number Of suitidas, murders
and other crimes against God and man
got0 swell the list, making one large
blaclrPage to prefaee the history Of the
year 0f cur Lord 1885,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

THE time II near at hand when tile
COTTON factories Of this country will be
loeated IN the south. The advantages
afforded BY tie south are 20 great that
capital willnot fail to take advantage
sfthem. For number 81 years this III
dllstTy has been growing y the southland
the lowering Of the import duty, IS
proposed by tho wilson bill al eotlsn
fabrics win make fae conpetiti ion So close
between this country aud England that
All the economics must be practical,
aaong which i She locating VI the mills
inthe region whsre the raw material Is
produced thus saving transportation
charges. Heretofore the factories II the
south have eoniilled theis product to the
coarser grades "a cotton goods, bat tie
time Is now Al hand when al grades 81
aotton goods viii ~ naanutaetpregl Is tie
south. ihe advantage il not nleue con-
fislad to tile fact that theeotfo fields are
here, but thamild climate seereases she
cost ef living enabling operations to
work eheaRer. again tie liability 10
accidents and brealdowna Is far greater
III the inh0spstahla clinlate of New Eng
lsnd. Without doubt the south can
compete with any country il tie w0rad
ii flle tnanafletisre W ppttan goods. 50
ssr from tie Wilson tariff bin iniaFiug
Abe south, IA er. "a prosperity n date
frosn Gts saaugurasien
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sIaeriR7s Sale.



Twelfth Judicial District Cont Parish Of Caloa.
5aieu, State Of LouisianR.--bO. 1877.
LEON a H. BLUM VS.. ywAI. L. HUTCHINS.
PY VIRTUE of a writ Of Teri faeias. issued
~ and 10 me directed, by the honorable court
Aforesaid, have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction, to tire last and highest bidder
with tho benefit Of appraiseBent at the court
house door OF Galoaslsu parish, in city Of Lake
Charles La. On
Saturday; EStsbemNry Bird, ASDS,
between loyal hours the foIlswiRg described
property, situated in the parish Fl Daoasieu and
the town OF Lake Charles, La. and described as
follows, tDNit.
The south half of the southeast quarter Of sec.
ton thirty three, township five, south, of range
eight, west containing eighty-niHe acres.
Five acres in south end Of lot Rumber two Of
the subdivision Of lots ienr aud seven Of section
twenty. two. township ten, south, OF range nine,
west.
Nifty soTes being the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter ii section thirty tive and the
south ten acres Of the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter OF seetien twenty six township
nine, s0lth, Of range eight, syest.
! Hour lots in the town OF Lake Charles com.
neDeing at the southeast corner Of Aoss and Pine
streets, thence running north one hundred and
| ninety-tlree and One-stxth feet Oh Moss street
thence west one hundred forty aud OBe-half feet
thence soath one hlutHed ninety.thTee and one.
sixth feet thence east alsng Pine street one hun
dred forty and one half feet. Said l0tsaEf located
IN block ''C' Of ID, J Reid subdivision Of city Of
| Lake CHARLES together with ali tina improvements
rights ways and privileged to the same belonging
or IN any way aPpertainang thereto.
! .Seiaed under said writ.
] tNefmR--leaah
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IA POPULAR MEASURE.

solpe time sinee ChairRlan Wilson u
theAgays and Dleana committee appointed
q allb-egRmittee consisting Of 1tcAlilhn
of Tennessee and Bryan of Nebraska b
report the main taatnFes Of ne infoFnal
revenue bili which is 10 make up tie
deficit afler the new tariffi bin ehnli have
beeoas law. Il Il understood that this
sab-eommittes win favor 8 tax On All I'M
comes over $1,000 that TAX win also lae
inipesed apen iHheritanees of personal
property the alpeant to be determined
llRen IT d laser slate tllat fila tax 81 cir
arettes w iHqgeaseil 70 q 50 per thousand
and tllata tax If six cents pei puck be-
AleFied apon playing Cards III il gpder-
siood that .llis iud pfb bin sgeuld iaefeass
tpe e9FeFaRsni IeFenaes nsaflv 0o.
tee aalRpslIs We telioye acii biil
soaia ipeet tlls hesytg apnfoeal e nine
taaiias NJ e atara "a IA eanAlrg
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05
Election NOtEce.

Pursuant TO the provisions of the charter there
will be election held for ten Directors of the
Lake Charles Cemetery Association Limited, at
the office Of the Secretary, VIM. + Schwing in
the old court house Building Lake Charles La
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1891. All stock.
holders in good standing are entitled 10 one vote
for each share of stock by them held. Poll open
from o. m to spin. .. w. Bryan, ChAs. Bun,
keT, and WIN. Il. Sehwing, are named As commits.
siOneFs Of election. "A. THOMSON,
President.
IL.S.l WM. i. scHWISG, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

To the dilligent student Of current
literature and history the ForaB. is in.
valuable. 1t represents the advanced
thought Of time, and q glance ever tht
contents Of January number viii zorro.
b0rate the statement. Further comment
is unnecessary.
From the Forum, January, 1891;
'sFhe Teaching of Recent Economic
Experiences" by David "A. Wells.
s'fPrinoiplean Method of the Tariff Binr
By Hon. w. y. Wilson, Chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee.
Summer by Senator George i. Hoar.
'tHas immigration Dried mp our Iitera.
turew by Sydney G. Fisher.
s'SFhe Decline of the American PulpiBi
by Rey.G. Monroe Royce.
1.-THE New 'Seetionalism--A Western
Warning by Prof. +. N. Keasbey Of the
University Of Colorado.
''Are Morals Improving Or Deteriorat-
ingi by Danial G. Thompson.
Directions and yolnme Of our Literary
Activities bg A r. spoffoEd, librarian
of Congress.
fl5Fitish IngesteTs and our Currency
Legislator by w. Wetherell of the
liverpool tEng.) Daily Pest.
Results Of the Copyright Law" by
George Haven Putnam
a Christmas Reminder of the Noblsst
Work in the World hyJ. "a. Rlis, Author
Of How the Other Half Liyes.S
fare football Games Edueatiyc or
BrataliEingfe
"a Physicians View Of She Game" by
.Dr. ID. B. ST. j.. Roosa.
'tsone Opinions by 4 Cironp Of College
Presidents, By Pres. schugman, Cornell
University; Pres. ANGEL Uqiyersity of
Michigan; Pres Warield, Lafayette
College.
Price reduced fromS 100 10 $500 or We
win give yon the EorA9l with the EcMo
for $50. This offer j. only for a limited
period. NOV j. yonH time ID Join tie club
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

LOUISIANA, like the other southern
states, is far behind her sisters in the
north in the matter of public schools,
but her progress in this direction during
the past eight or nine years is truly COM
mendable. The record shows that since
1884 the number Of schools and the at
tendance has more than doubled, as has
also the school fund, or the amount set
apart by the various police juries for
school purposes and the amount derived
from the poll tax, The latter, We believe
has considerably more than doubled
which shows thathy the proper effort it
can be collected. as usual, Caleasieu
parish stands in the frontr Wepro-
pose to treat this subject more at length
in the future and win furnish our readers
with some very interesting statistics.
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iIist Of letters remaining in the Lake Charlie
pOstgaieo after Saturday the week eudirll
December 3oth, 1895. PARTIES calling for any Q
them VIII please say advertised;
LADIES list
Black, Mrs HJ Barry. Mrs Alice
Enlton NmDa Nlemans, Miss Freddie
liAtle, Miss OlphruSuir HutcheFson Alice
Huttefson, Ida Lockwood. Miss Della
LeoFinges, Miss Jane Mortey. Dora
Ripley, Mary Smith Airs Geo
Veuve, Serpentine Smith, j" n
Weley, Miss Alice
=GEyTEEhfES's LIST
Austin, OH Ashford, Thaildsas
AkenheRd, Robert Brown, w
Bode II g easily Andy
Clark, Z W Carrith, DIR
Dupres, Adolph Bon0rOme Natalie
Hanson, a W Gray, John
Garrett, Geo Hover, EN-
Henarie, Il c Haynes, DIR TB
Hartman, Geo Z Jones, Ellis W
jackson, Harry Lsadnie, NJ
Lesley. Jas MeGHl DF
Mitchell, n D Mirle, L N
Alayne J II Powers, j A
Patella Nj ParlEens, Alexander
huT1teld j Richardson; Bfint
RhiRehart, Heard Scott, Ike
Smith, Jansayan Thibeaux, jas e.
Voorhees,, Chas Walker, WI
WashbaTB, FW Wall, ipdlgo & W
NanHenkelain, i Young, n
JAS. P. GEARY. P. NJ.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

MONDAY, the first instant, witnessed
the resumption ofbusiness in the entire
plant Of The CaTgnagie Iron Works at
Homestead, Pa. This too in spite Of
tarifE reduction. From tho same reason
ing we may conclude that the sugar
planters Of Louisiana win continue to
raise cane and the mills continue in
operation after the passage ofthe Wilson
bin.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

0NE of the main objections urged
against an income tax is that 1t would bs
inqnisitorial. Are notlall taxes subject
70 the same obieetioni Does not every
tax payer have to list his personal prop
erty3 As a rule the richest men pay
prOpOrtionately the least taxes aud arc
the greatest beneieiaries of the tax
collected. II is high time we had q
change.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

IHRl'Ewaa never as much money ia this
country as At the present time. Why
then should we complain Of hard timesi
Why the grand army Of tTamns composed
Of men able and willing 10 work. The
reason il sirndly this: The 90 called pro
tective legislation Of the last quarter 81
aoeHtlEy has been such as to enable q
Few men to absorb the capital that should
bedistributed among the masses. Ahun-
lrsd millionairesmeans q million paupers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

WnIsS you get down to the bottom of
tie matter, protection Is to blame for
nearly all Of it. Protection made the
millionaires and multi-Inillionaire which
neeessitates the millions Of panpers, The
beneiieiaties ofhigh duties should, but
do not, asdiyy" with their employees.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

1IessFs 'FTailkel al Abbott continue
InakiRg shipments III bnlix, amer Tie
rice llas been cleaned At tile waeahosIse
here, aud % far tbs resnlf ~ this mode
of handling the crop has proven highly
satisfactory. We hope 10 see this systeini
generally adopted here BY an9tbe season,
and 20 arranged that the planter ean
bring his cr0p - market ii bulk The
heavy e2p ense for rice sucks each Eaar ii
proving an almost unbeaRabls burden I'll
aest planters, and with the adoption Of
Tie bulk system al tins expense will he
avoided. --t HorleB 6igaal
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The EeEo q nMHaa unesstirtinth by Ihaaela
asaVanna twnnfvniHa thsrtieths w David ]. laeid
unlti q l5visiar may % edeotHd The pepper u
adtlissd exclusively by David J. Reid. Ct hs ellI
sEpensa and for his benefit thege being Jqini
awpefsh - nf the plant bas no partneFehip iu the
hrAirnsR MI hEaFq VIII be entitled 20 detaanu
ard reeeiraa fair consideration for the usa q lia
sraetipr6i portion while 81 parties dealing with
size Bapae either a. nagefiisefe, saascrapelet q
afaef-Vtas ranAt aesl dirnctly with ID. u RBid,
uuhiishef 81 hia duty authorized agents. NC
snnfFnrts made by With MI, baIo, CT hla
aFonts before or since the s9tb gay q JuiY, 1st5
are fiasing tD8H tho present pablisher. snb-
af5rirsiqDs AMI advertisements from shat date on
sre dre and payable 10 u. ]. Reid all prior e
slat data mnat be settled with Mr.. Mayo, s{iia
tilun edited tho paper
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

AFTER all, the people Of this country
have much 10 be thankful for. War
pestilenee and famine are rayagiRg other
portions Of the world, to which our light
Affections are not to be compared.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

THE congress resumed its session ON
"Wednesday with barely quorum IN
either house. 1t takes the average con
gressrnan some time to get over his
Christmas.
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sIAeriR's Sale.
Twelfth judicial District Court parisb. Of C,aIco
sieu, State Of Louisiana No 300,
,A.D0VER vs.. La OROIy 8 AYO,

A.DONER VS. LAOROIN & AYO.
Ky N4hIuEzef O writ Of iieri faeias issued and
- TO me directed by the honOnable court afoTs
su nave seiSed and will offer for sale at public
anetlon, g The last and highest bidder, with thc
osnelib q appTalseInent, at the e0HFt house door
an The city OF Lake Charles La. on
Saturday, HSelruns,y ,&rd, Rs9S.
prqPeyty, sitnated in the town Of Lake C6aFIcs
CPIgaslen parish La, and described as iol0wg,
Onelot fifty feet OIL Of the south end of lots oue
TWO and three, block ''R Reid subdivision, sai
lot having front OF fifty feet on st ADiITeyy
street, BY one hundred and iifty feet deem aionr
alley thence north nifty iset, thence east one hnG
aFei and nifty feet thence s0Rth fifty isettto cam
zgeneelaent together with All the ilBproysgeIts
Also, enc lot Of msrehaBdise. ''b
seized under said writ.
TeTms--CRSl.
DAVID y, REID,
s,.--,.,4 -, Sheriff Of CalOasisn Parish La.
slIsriH tliiiee Lake CHARLES La. Dee Goth ls93
@l''eheil y Mitchell, Essgs,, Att3Ss for Pitt.
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tlslitsisi.i E ll4ssil RI ". No. s8l4 ANfLIIAAi
HAMMOCK.
R n AZ HI Z Of q writ ef teFi faeias issued aud
n 70 me aireeted lY The honorable eDnft afare.
said, have aei9etl and viii oilar for sale al pub
lic auction, 70 the last and highest bidder. viii
the bensii " appJa iEement, At the court hOuAe
door ~ the city ef Lake Charles Ia,, on
Saturday. EehsaaaFy ard, 9sDA
between legal hoars the following, described prof
erty, situated iH ne Parish of aleasiei stats 81
Louisiana, and described as felsgRs tswit
he heut hig est guarlar Of tie nora Guafter
the northwest quarter ef the aontlleast sinarier
tie seuthaast quarter of Tho northwest dnaiiey
the neFtheast quarter n tde sonihMest 6aafter,
q section tyn, s9slthip eight seillh, III lllugs
seven gest Also ~ east half s sile rpTflllgesf
quart TIC nqItheast quarter * the sontbyesf
qlla ier the tlaWest quarter Vf tho aontl5gest
quarter II aheiion tWsntY.s fAssnsiifll eii
saiit q range seven west
efp'i ard twenty acies iaole or less q
The AinpfaY elnents, rights. NAYS ald Ia
ihe aalae belonging 81 n any WAY apIleIlNinina
Seized nnder said writ. N
Iernls-- Cash
Sheriff of Caleasieu n Iish IN.
ehgfiiL t1tiipe LAX Snarlne t.a Dee Qcl IN iai3
"a, lifjo, Esq,, Atty for Plaintiff
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THE Louisiana Lottery died with the
scar 1898. it's understood that Il will
still be carried oh at Honduras, ca
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-05

LEAyRs have their time to fall.but the
fooI has no time to come OH,
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new Aasa.,suaas..aa.s.
NOTICE q sssnal Aoeo...sl
STATE Of LopipiAna Pagssh " Ealcaaieu Twelfth
Judicial DisfFies Caurt.---Na H7g
RFohaie DOeEet



M EIlfAS SA14uHL ~. LYONS Admin.
w tstI4lnr " SAID ions 81 Slid 5aIikh,
lsA flad l,lA aQeaaM aEs ieAu aa0enl ai ly
hla Position N tae oidfe II gt cief ~ Alid ro1ri
4FFlt ae - have Eaid account ard tatiiaia Nonoi-
aese 81 aaii ebad1 tasHtianed sud N Tel adc.
NiEqn "a eli paFtiea Interested tS sbnw eaaaa X
Az te7 Aese 81 iitiqe iiala tea dave from
slDrd gai 51 erAnlsd, aad saI h56isiosa III
INatlaa piaNe4 ISL
Wiisa ae Haf.y 3 Faafnal iudpa VI ~
49, Cquff ~ Lake Caaiits Ia, t3ia DID
hi4f day d algnlTs ~. y. 1884,
A a0SSHEr
Aepsl issk ~ aail EsaFt
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SheriRas sale.

Twelfth Judicial Distfirt Court Parish or CaIea
aieu, State Of Louisiana No a0fg.
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Twelfth y oisii District Court PaFiAh of LIalea
sieu State Of Louisiana. No. q0fg
JOHN u. HENNTNG vs. JAMES HTIIF-
BRANDT. Bt. All.
10y VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and sale
II issued and to me directed, by the honorable
eonrt aiorssatd, have seized and viii offer for
sale nc public suction, to the last and highest
bhileE, with the benefit of appFaisemaut m tle
eonrt house door of Ualeasien arish in the city OF
Lake Charles, La, on
saA@sssanE, 1RRmRE'y 2OEII, EaDA.
between legal honrs the following Described Drop.
eriy Situated In the Parish of Cilcssieu state *
Louisiana, and described a. follows, to,yit I,ot
NO. tnreel, fronting fifty feet On Huntington
street, and running back east one hundred fsef
etiyeei parallel lines, IN Block No 4 bDnpfjfl an
the south BY lot Of Lastie HillsbfaIit porfh nv
lot 81 Airs Josephine Vincent east IN Il ~ aqvs5
40 OF said Block and west by Hunti1rt0B stTesf
Also Lot lssEen) fronting fty feet On NapoleoI,
street aBd running back one hundred feet IL.
tween parallel lines bounded east nv lot Of outf
efn Pacific railroad, west nv lot Of Iastie HiIIe
brandt, together with all the improyenen There
70 belonging, or "a any way appertaining,
Tefms-- Cash.
DAVID. j. REID.
Go 90, sheriii Of galeasieu Parrish La.
ohefin s Utice, Lake Charles La Dec. IA -ls03
Reed A. 0yertOn, Att, vs. for Plaintiff.
426t
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Sheriff Of Calcasieu Parish, La
Sheriti's Office Lake Charles, La Dec gIth 1898
Geo. H. a Il. I, Wells, ksqs,r Attls5or Pit fis
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JOHN 4. HENNING vs.. JAMES 4TTrIT-
BRANDT, Bt. All
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sHcoesszona sale.
sucOEsHIoE o. THoRTON TRAHAEl Dacl

Twelfth Iudicial District Court. gtute af Ifilai
ana Parish Of Oaleasieu.-sNn. SO.
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Sheriff Of Caleasieu 81 risll, La
Sheriff Office. Lake gharles La Doc 25tii l89.
A.P.Pqjo, Esq, AttoIney for Plaintiff
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sEAeriR's saEc.

Twelfth Judicial District C0nIt Parish Of CalQa
sioR, State q Louisiana. no. 800
D0isisi2I.IE IIIsEiIFiT Va No. s8i4 1NFIIIAAs
HAMMOCK
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twelfth Judicial District Court Parish Of Caloa-
1sieu, State Of LouisianR.-Bo. lsl7.
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