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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
LADIES' column.


This something for nothing
article, we had in last week has
demonstrated three things,
FIRST. that a good many peo-
pie want something for nothing
and
SECOND, the vast difference
there is in the ideas of values
the guesses made. ranged from
$50 to 50 coo, while the nearest
guesser Miss Lena Bruins, who
wins the Dress Pattern, was $500
under the yalne of the goods; and
the second best guesser Mrs.
Harry Lewis was S310 over the
value, wianing the second prize
THIRD, that the real judges
of values snap up bargains. when
a real bargains is offered. 1852
people entered our store last
week, of which 1868 made pur-
chases. because. they found what
they wanted at satisfactory
prices.
This week, Embroideries, Laces,
Fedora real Torchon Valen-
ciennes, Black Spangled and
Beaded Llces in latest novelties
will go; also, we want to call
your special attention to LADIES
RIBBED VESTS in COTTON at
10 cents, 12s cents, ID cents and
% cents; these have only to be
looked at to cause you to buy
them. Fine pure white and
Egyptian Lisle at IS cents. All
wool Ribbed Vests in white and
natural colors. Silk Ribbed
Vests, and Merino Ribbed Vests.
These goods we carry in low
neck no sleeves; high neck,
! sleeves, they are beautiful and
new goods.
The australia has brought us
no end of new things, that we
will mention next week.
B. +. EHLERS.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED having heen duly
appointed administrator Of she estate Of H.
X EAAfHUE %. bate OF Hasxzla. kohala,
Island OF Hawaii, deceased
Notice Is hsrehv given 70 all creditors Of
the deceased 10 present. their claims whether
seceresi BY Mortgage or Otherwise duly
antheadicased and with the proper vouchers,
II any exist, 70 the aEdersigred within six
months from the date hereof or they vil be
forerer barred, and al per<ozs Indebted to
tie said deceased arc request 10 make In
mediate paynent At the Once of & n
KA-SK. Corner Of King md Bethel Streets
MRS. NAOMI KAAIHUE,
Administrative Of the Estatc OF h +.
KAArHrx. deceased
Honolulu, Angus u ISIS ~
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
Death of Mrs. Kahai.

Mrs Malta Kahai. a well-known
Hawaiian. died at noon zfter a
short illness, at the residence of
Hon J. A. Cunmins- The de-
ceased was born at Manoa on the
18th of December 1851. The
immediate cause of death was a
severe attack of the grippe. DR..
McLenhsn was the attending
physician.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
SAM YEE HOP.

No. 552 King Street, Dealer in
California and Hawaiian Fraits
and Vegetables. Guava Jelly.
Tea and Gponnd Coffee. Cigars etc.
iy2o
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL VESSELS.

NAVAL vEssELs.
HBMs Champion, Rookie, Vancouver.
MEBcHASTaES.
Bk Albert. Grifiths, San Francisco.
Am bktne s \ Castle, Hubbard, San Fran.
Ger blk Senta. Tiemanu, Liverpool.
schr " STdbot, b Bluhum, Newcastle y 5 W.
. S 5 Australia, Houdletts. 5 I
BK Z z Rither, Morrison. 5 +.
Bk Alexandra, Bariield, Newcastle, y S ".
Am bk Khkitat. Cutler, Port Townsend.
Am bk Amy Turner, Warland, New York.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

It's reported that young Arthur
Fitsimmons, a youth known TO
the public, was shot at last even
ing by a mounted police officer,
without cause. halted and search
ed. An investigation is in pro-
gress.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
BAND CONCERT.

The band will give an open air
concert this evening at Thomas
Square commencing at 7.30
o'clock. Among the numbers on
the programme are the three late
compositions, Paradise of the
Pacific" waltz; Nuuanu Valley,
polka; and the schottische
Pretty Women Of Honolulu. "
Following is the entire pro-
gramme:
PAKrI.
I. March-sM Manhattan Beach Sousa
.. Overtare- a. Esneralda - Herman
3. Finale .Bctsarso~ ......... Doniseisi
4. Selection 'Ernanis s........-..-..V Verdi
PART II.
5. Medley--"Ye olden Times =. Berger
G. Malsz---T The Paradise Of the Pacific
-........... ..-.....-..- ..-,. .lssztef
:. Polka--"Nuuanu Valley" .... Berger
$. Schctsische Pretty Women Of He-
noluln' ....... .......-...-.. .bergei
'.HAsaii PonOi."
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

The Councils are getting ready
for another feast of reason" on
tomorrow afternoon
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

Oaly two tourists man and wife.
travelled volcano war.ls by the
Kinan yesterday.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
POUND MASTERS
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given 70 al persons thas
there ars al tha Governmsnt Pound at Ma.
Xxi. tro srrsysi dark brozn horses. One
0E thsse have long whits spot on tie fore
head. 5 white lsgs, sore at the night his.i
Les and brand indiserihsbls on the sane kz.
The other have been branded indiscribah:e
on the right hind leg, sore al the night fore
leg.
An persons owning shsss horses are ~
q1estsd 20 eens and take the same on Ut
before Il O'Clock noon. SATURDAY.
AUG p. 1894.
s JAMES KuKONA.
Honnd Mastsr.
alAkakl Aaes u lS8a- aug l3-lvtsy
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

Examination and regi stration
of voters has been stopped for
the present in town. The doc
tor" and his assistants are on
an inspecting tour of the outer
districts.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

The Hebron Drug Co. [ Ltd ]
succeed Hebron Neumann 4 CO.
IN business name.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
roHrucx uArL SERVICE.

Steamships will leave for and arrive
from San Francisco and other foreign
p1rss. on or shout the following dates.
till the close of 1924.
T.rtvE HoSoLULr DUE At HoSoLULU
foK Shg FEsEcGsco. FIX. SAX FRkScIsoo
Oh YAScoUyrs on NANcOUvER.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

The obnoxious vines still over
hang the wall of Bishops resid-
ence on Emma street. Minister
King may lose an eye yet from
the obstruction.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

The Greek Hercules" DR.. J.
I. Hatzopulos viii exhibit feats
of strength at the Opera House
on Saturday next. Tickets for
sale at Levey's.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

A windy treat, of music by the
band. was given employees in the
Palace yesterday morning.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
HLW REMEDIES.

WILL CTRE Cunssmr<ipn. Rk-zzsstssz.
Cstxr-A- CrcsEs. AZ -kiz 4 sssseS- Fs1zz,e cos1r
plsfnts- xsi Fsie< IA The ueFs- faE1-
Hcr<s sre erters2ia-t. taat + viii eure
Ieoruzv-
They srx Vegetable Remedies and ear
chfat
PrseeS =f-hsa rar r-aea q AL. So5s by Mrs.
G. q. Galloway. Sos kta< street, Way
bicss. ursster ri.rEsoEv Eail. Aasze@1la
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

Assessments are said to be now
levied on local Japlnese for the
purpose of carrying the war" into
China" On the other hand the
Chinese have taken time by the
forelock and sequestrated num-
Der of the japanese gentler sex.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

Captain Griffiths of the bark
Albert hopes to be enabled to
sail for San Francisco at the end
of the present week.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

The Mannerchor Society meet
this evening. for practice. III the
parlors Of the Pacific Hotel.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

Highway robbers and footpads
are now hunting the vicinity of
the Pail. A chinaman reports
being held up last night and
robbed of So. No arrests.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

The steamer James Makee
which was reported to have
grounded at port in Kauai ar
rived in port here last evening.
She will go on the Marine rail
way for repair.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

The Odd fellows reception to
Gorham d. Gilman, the Hawai-
ian Consul at Boston Mass,
given in Excelsior hall in this
city, last evening. was we'll at
tended.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
WANTED.

Three bright Hawaiian Girls
to sell the famous VIAVI RE-
NEEDY. Apply at the Office of
the viavi Remedy on King Street.
aug6
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

Depaty Sheriff W. A. Hardy,
of Hilo, accompanied by his wife,
returned home yesterday by tie
steamer Kinau.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

1t is reported that Capt. W.
B. Godfrey, of the Inter-Island
S. S. Co.. who goes forward with
his family to San Francisco on
next Saturday. by the steamer
Australia win bring down the
new steamer now building and
which is intended to replace the
lost steamer C. R. Bishop.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

A windy treat, Of music by the
band. was given employees in the
Palace yesterday morning.
The Mannerchor Society meet
this evening. for practice. III the
parlors Of the Pacific Hotel.
Nuuanu street, between School
street and the Eagle House,
muchly needs -macadamizing.
Taro-patches are drying up, in
many places about town, where
natural irrigation is depended
upon.
There were but few spectators,
outside of Portuguese, present at
the battalion regimental drill last
evening.
Deputy Sheriff W. A. Hardy,
of Hilo, accompanied by his wife,
returned home yesterday by tie
steamer Kinau.
Captain Grifiiths of the bark
Albert hopes to be enabled to
sail for San Francisco at the end
of the present week.
Highway robbers and footpads
are now hunting the vicinity of
the Pail. A chinaman reports
being held up last night and
robbed of So. No arrests.
The Greek Hercules" DR.. J.
I. Hatzopulos viii exhibit feats
of strength at the Opera House
on Saturday next. Tickets for
sale at Levey's.
Examination and regi stration
of voters has been stopped for
the present in town. The Doc
tor" and his assistants are on
an inspecting tour of the outer
districts.
Assessments are said to be now
levied on local japanese for the
purpose of carrying the war into
China" On the other hand the
Chinese have taken time by the
forelock and sequestrated num-
ber of the japanese gentler sex.
The steamer James Makee
which was reported to have
grounded at a port in Kauai ar
rived in port here last evening.
She will 60 on the Marine rail-
way for repair.
The Odd fellows reception to
Gorham ID. Gilman, the Hawai-
ian Consul at Boston Mass,
given in Excelsior hall in this
city, last evening. was we'll at
tended.
The following names have been
added to the Australia list of out
going passengers, viz; Mrs.
Lieut. Werlich and child. Chas.
Colburn and daughter, Hon. Il.
r. Hind wife and daughter and
G.. A. Martin.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thirds noted lec-
turer on Theosophy arrived by
the steamer Australia and will
assist in teaching the theosophi-
cal ideas to all who may desire
to become learners thereof. The
lady will meet local Theosophists
this evening. in Theosophy Hall,
Fosters block. corner Marine
and Nuuanu streets.
1t is reported that Capt. W.
B. Godfrey. of the Inter-Island
S. S. Co.. who goes forward with
his family to San Francisco on
next Saturday, by the steamer
Australia viii bring down the
new steamer now building and
which is intended to replace the
lost steamer C. R. Bishop.
The obnoxious vines still over
hang the wall of Bishops resid-
ence on Emma street. Minister
King may lose an eye yet from
the obstruction.
Itisr reported that young Arthur
Fitsimmons, a youth known ts
the public. was shot at last even
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

Nuuanu street, between School
street and the Eagle House,
muchly needs re-macadamizing.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15
Woven =: Wire
Mattresses

Now. for the first time manufac-
tured right here in Honolulu. By
the only man outside of the United
Kingdom. who uses WIRE, which
will not RUST; he having secured
exclusive rights TO use the same.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

ARTICLES suitable to your
climste; PRICES suitable to the
times. as you find them. For
the
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

There were but few spectators,
outside of Portuguese, present at
the battalion regimental drill last
evening.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

Taro-patches are drying up, in
many places about town, where
natural irrigation is depended
upon.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

A fine assortment of American.
English and Scotch Cloths on
hand coed work and a FIRST
CLASS fit guaranteed
Clotheseas cldn 4 repaired jy7im
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

The following names have been
added to the Australia list of out
going passengers, viz; Mrs.
[ Lieut. Werlich and child. Chas.
Colburn and daughter, Hon. r.
Il. Hind wife and daughter and
q. 4 Martin.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-08-15

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thirds noted lee
turer on Theosophy arrived by
the steamer Australia and will
assist in teaching the theosophi-
cal ideas to all who may desire
to become learners thereof. The
lady viii meet local Theosophists
this evening, in Theosophy Hall,
Fosters block. corner Marine
and Nuuanu streets.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30
A Delightful Time.

One of the most enjoyable pienics that
ever started from Lake Charles took
place on Good Friday. A select party
consisting Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Dr. Mills, MI
and Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentz and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Loree,
Mr.and Mrs. Arad Thompson, brand Mrs,
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Reed, MI
aud Mrs Ghas. Loree, Prof and Mrs. ,.
a. Knapp, Mr, and Mrs. Kinney; Mes
DANES Ralyea, Kennedey, Ankany;
Massrs. o. w. Lyman, Geo. Horridge,
q. Traher; The Misses Helen Knapp, Mud
and Minnie Kennedy, Helen Salisbury and
Mess. Ben Ralyea, Arthur Knapp, Her
man Rock, Beardsley, Bradford Knapp,
James Gardner and few others whose
names have escaped our memory, conf
prised the party which took passage on
the u. "A. Pharr which steamed from 14e
wharf AZ 9 o'clock q. ~, going north.
Arriving al West Fork, the Pharr took
tic west branch Of the Galcasleu ara
proceeded to Pine Bluif, most enehan {.
ing picnic ground whore al landed and q
proceeded 10 roam the woods and inhale
the halaamae odor Of the pine forest. ~
noontime the party divided Up int9o
| groups and did ample Justice to tll'
sayory yiands that had been provided
for The occasion. A little before night
fall the party re-embarked and arrives
1T home ID good order, everyone deiightee
with their holiday
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30
Hon. I. D. LOsey.

vi If you failed to hear him last Monday
night you missed great treat. lie
came upon the stage in full dress and
without o bit of ceremony or o particle
OF costuming be made you see all the
characters in Oliver Twist" His voice,
expression, and action changing so com
completely while you looked and listen
ed that the metamophosis seems little
less than magical. He il q born inter
prefer Of the human soul as il has reveal
Cd itself to such man as Dickens. One
seldom sees such . continuous manlfesta-
tion Of power, nor lead through 80 many
experiences IN the same hour, and with
90 much steadlness and sympathy ~ on
hearing Mr.. Losey in his presentation oi
aOliyer Twist
Mr.. Losey fully sustained the reputa'
tion that had preceded him, and for tvs
hours held his audience IN fnll sway
He ii certainly i talented entertainer,
possessing the necessary qualifications
that place him in the FROM rank Of his
profession.
| His presentation Of Oliver Twist was
realistic III tho extreme and the changes
from one character to another were realls
4 wonderful. Mr.. Losey was @whols
show III himself, and win always "
Welcomed by Lake Charles audience.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30

Last week in commenting upon the
stion of the School Board in establishing
school in the south end Of the city,
! spoke of the equal necessity of q
shool in the north part of the city.
b. Jno. II. Poe, one of the most active
embers of the board, called our atten-
on to fact of which we were previous
ignorant, to wit; recently or Within
Ae last few weeks, the school board has
Purchased q building most elligibly
Ituated on the Goosport road, which had
reviOusly been used for a private school
nd a public school with one of the best
/ teachers is now being conducted there.
We cenfess, after knowledge of this
Aot, that our criticism, however well IN :
anded, was scarcely just. In thisconnec-
lou we viii also take occasion to say, as
be have on other occasions that the beard
! at present constituted is doing excel
snt work and no parish in the state can
|Oast of better school facilities than car
,alcasieu.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30

CTucihxeea-SOpFanO solo by Miss MRlinR, was
rendered iu a magnificent manner followed by
duet by the Misses Mmling and PH0, which was
most pleasing
Regina COeli--S0pTan0 solo by Mise BaneaT,
very sweet and clear, answered by the choir.
Dust--Misses Roy and Pujo, rendered In good
taste.
Sanctns-By the choir,
Benedietus--Dnst by Miss Roy and P, Sullivan
was in excellent form.
AgDeus Dei--S0pFan0 solo, by Mrs, j. Leyeque
was really excellent, followed by the entire choir
The whole choir did most splsnddy and IL it
keeps up its practice 1t will be the pride Of south
west Louisiana, as 1t now is of this city
As the vast congregation slowly and deyoutly
rendering OF the Grand March Of Faust splendidly
executed.
1t is gratifying to state that the pews were
rented, and brought more than ever before In the
history of this church. IfOhly such congregations
could be had every Sunday, new and more beau
| tiful church could soon be built.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30
Knights Of Pythias.

Hall of Peace Lodge No as, Uniform
Rank, Division No. g, officers installed as
follows' W. A. Knapp, Major .. H. Wal
sers, sr. Captain; w. j. Gayle, Lieutenant;
". A. shannon, Herald; Il. Kraase, Inner
guard g. H. Winterhaler, Sentinel
bim Marx, Recorder.
The following were initiated: J, g.
Martin, &C. curley, O. B. Perkins, 4
Krause, w. w. Day, Sim Marx. IT will
be seen that Division s of the y. r. il
prospering finely and bids fair to y
second to no division in the state. Ihit
division will attend the National In
campment at Washington, D. e., to tak'
place Aug. 2s, 1884.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30
Another Runaway

Last Friday ~ Mi. Brigga was driving
til company With Mr q. y. smith, en- N.
Court street, the horse, . spirited one,
slipped his bride by some means, and
MI. Briggs jumped 70 his head aud
erasped him around tic neck, But wac
unable ID hold him. Ehe h9rse staFted
on d ran with Mg Smith hp the buggy,
which eollidad With post peag the court
house The horss Aetaehea Himself leays
ing the buggy and harness . complete
wreck list fgttunataly Mr sinith escaped
Wlth sligit injury save g pretty gees
shaking ap.
Lake ghagles furnishes nsege eauawasa
THAN nlaat toWRs within aat kHqa agaages
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30
The Cow Question.

Night after night, and frequently dur
ing the day, cattle of all ages and both
sexes take their position Oh the sidewalks
of this city, and even when they are not
present the indications of their recent
departure are left behind Most of these
cattle are harmless but this is not always
the case, as.when COWS are accompanied
by their young; and scarcely week
passes but some lady or child is chased
and sometimes injured by these animals,
but even when perfectly harmless, the
cattle are so perfectly tame and so
accustomed to the bauquettes that they
will not stir OF give the way unless
driven off with a cane or club, and nearly
all the pedestrians, especially ladies and
children, are forced off from the walk into
the gutter OF street, while the male pop
uIation both old and young, jump over
the cows when lying down, or crowd
them off by force when standing.
timid lady related to the writer n
case in point few days since. She
started from Ryan street where she had
been making some purchases, to her
home some blocks distant. She had gone
about One-third the distance when she
met herd of cows aud turned back,
thinking to go around the block. She
then walked two or three blocks farther
and encountered another drove of cows,
one of which she AYERS chased her.
| Perfectly discouraged by this time
and very weary, she meandered back to
the store where she had made her pHr-
chases and the kindheaFted proprietor
sent an escort with her to drive away
the cows. She says that nothing could
tempt her to go out again alone.
The unlucky tradesman who puts out
a sack of bran or -four, head of cabbage,
bunch of celery or lettuce, and has to
leave the front Of his store for more than
a minute is almost sure to lose the
profit of the days sales, as most of these
cattle are never fed but make their own
living on the streets.
The boys Oh Ryan street have way Of
dealing with the cows in a manner thai
seems cruel, and yet seif-preseryation il
the first law Of nature. They hays
discovered that little Carbon Bi-SRlph.
properly applied to q COW is a perfect
'tKeely Cure.R She never again has any
ldispOsition to approach the place, wher'
she was wont to fill herself withsucculent
cabbage aud celery and the sweet banana
! A prominent fruit dealer on Ryan stree
says he thinks he can cure all the cow
that infest his vicinity, if the Bi-sulphid'
holds out.
In all seriousness, we think 1t 10 higl
. time we had a stock law that can b
! enforced.
. We do not know of another town y
the union that has suffered 50 long am
,. meekly this nuisance and We hope thi
, will be one of the first things that
. attended to under the new regime.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30

For "a hours beginning last Sunday
morning was experienced a greater
degree Of cold than has been known
here for many years as late in the
season. For several hours the mercury
hoyered around the freezing point but
no real frost was apparent. Had it not
been for the wind and the dampness the
case might have been different and the
fruit crop might have suffered dammage.
All danger of frost is now over and never
was there a better prospect for fruit in
this vicinity at this time in the year.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30

Have you attended Kaufmau's Monday
sales If not we should judge your
neighbOrs have from the way his store is
crowded every Monday and the humber
of packages sent out. l.. Kaufman is
the pioneer merchant of Lake Charles
and always keeps m the lead. He inaug-
urated the special sales day in this city
and it has proved decided success
Look out for the attractions next Mon
day. Remember the bargains are strictly
cash.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30
10 the Public.

Prof g, Engepe FayingeT, Scientific
0ptician llate of The Chieago 0pthalmae
college) viii be at the Hetel watkins on
Monday and Tuesday OF each week, com
mencing Monday, Feb, t9, where he may
be consulted BY his former patients and
any person suffering from weak sight Or
any error OF refsactiOn. Specialist IN the
treatment Of myopia and astlgmatlsn
Rp4f
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30

Anyone needing good. horse should
not fail to call at Ryan o. DearbOrn's
stables and see the fine Kansas horses
there for sale by Mr.. r. j. McNee. You
can get just what you want and almost
at your 6wn price.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30

Thomas Hansen's new shingle mill win
he running at an early date, and with
good supply of logs he hopes to recover
his losses by the late fire which cleaned
up things so oomplety.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30
SUNDATE ONLY.


kRRY STEAMER HAEEL-LeGves Lake Charles
II 8, 10, 12, a. m, and 2. 4, and 80 p. m. and
lsaves Westlake at Z, 8, II, a, H., and 1, 8, and
IN, IN.
tgRoN MAIL BoAT-Leaves for the Gulf every
pnday, Wednesday and Friday, st7 q. m, and
eturns every Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
ly, arriving at p. m.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30

We congratulate the police force on
the fact that they have discovered that
the indiscriminate discharge of fire arms
within the city limits is a violation of
one Of the city ordinances. Scarcely
a day or night passes that this law is
not violated
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30

Mrs. BiekfOrd and her music depart
ment, aided by the students, will give "a
musical entertainment at the college on
Friday afternoon of this week. at a
quarter to four o'clock. All are in
vited. An excellent program is provided.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30
Fine ePastry.!

We have just secured Fine Pastry Baker
from st. Paul, Minn who, in the future, will keep
our counters and cases well filled with all kinds Of
Cakes, Coolies, lacagooRs, Jelly Rolls Drop Cakes
Food Gales, Marble Cakes. In fact we will be
able to furnish you anything in the Fine Pastry
line. We make speciality of furnishing supplies
for Evening Parties, Receptions, aud Weddings.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-30

Rev. @. w. Lyman gave the college
an interesting lecture last week
on "Mahomet and his Religion.