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Type Singers VS.. Beer Jerkers.

Notwithstanding the unpropitiOus
weather, the regular noon shower, which
has seldom failed to put in its appearance
for the past three weeks, being fully up
to the average and leaving the ground
in sloppy condition, the game was
called at $3.50 o'clock, OF two hours after
the time previously announced. The iu-
fiuenoe of the sun, aided by the digging
of bitches ANA bailing out Of the water
that had accumulated at the home plate
rendered it such that a game was pos
sible.
The D. J.'s were FIRST at the bat and
scored once and went out.
The I. SIS duplicated this Performance
exactly. From this on the j. Us lead,
and up to the ninth inning had more than
doubled the score Of the printers, but,
presto, change On the ninth inning the
type singers scored seven times and the
game was ended, the barkeeps having
scored 10 times to the prints' l6.
Quite d number were present to wit
ness this game, but we were unable to
learn the exact receipts, but are quite
certain that had it not been for the rain,
on account of which the game was called
off time and again, they would have
more than been doubled. The devils ere
confident that if they had had Zone more
inning victory would have perehed on
their banners, and are anxious 20 try
concl Isions with the barkeepa once more.
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seulh siae Ngles


Our section Of tho city is on the up-
ward tendency, no matter how quiet it
may seem to residents Of the central por-
ton. Il may not be generally known,
notwithstanding it is fact, that our
section is going to be the popular resident
district IL is constantly improying-
residences going up, old ones beihg re-
paired, painting, etc, being done all
round. There are more desirable vacant
building lots down here, at reasonable
prices, than in any other section. The
waterworks mains have made their adj
vent into our neighborhood, also electric
lights; new streets are being opend up,
bitches made, banqnettes improved, etc.
Mr.. A. Bowie Mccain is having his for
mer residence renodeled and rebuilt to
that extent that it win not be recognized
when completed, and viii be neat, COM
Portable residence.
BY the way, Mr.. Mccain is doing a
good business in the grocery line; like
wise Mr.. Nelson, near the coulee, and
there are openings for other business
houses, also.
Mr. Geo. Richards bakery is kept in
full blast, furnishing the citizens of Lake
Charles with the finest bread in town.
George is a hustler, and he is making it
known to the public.
Mr.. A. j. Perkins is having his resi-
dence slightly repaired, repaihted, etc.
Mrs C. Barbe has had the greater por-
tion Of her old house torn down and is
having it SO remodeled and changed in
appearance as to make a most comfort
able and imposing Tesidsnee, having a
beautiful sight and commanding fine
view of on the lake.
Mrs. Barbe, left for San Antonio,
Texas, yesterday, accompanied by two
of her children, Miss Henrietta and Mas
ter Albert (Mic), where she goes to place
her son and daughter at college.
The property south of Drew's old mill
along the lake front, is not improving
much, owing to the fact that the city
council have entirely ignored this section
and have done nothing in the way OF
public improvements. Notwithstanding
there is a half mile Of public highway
along this front not one cent is expended
on it..
There is general complaint in regard to
the passageway along the lake front be-
tween the residence Of Mr.. A. J. Perkins
and the old Drew mill, which is practi-
oally impossible after a shower of rain.
The man don't live who could walk that
levee at such time and keep his equilib-
rum in fact if lie keep off his head he
does well. The people below here, have
we think, just cause for complaint, az
there are many small children who will
have to travel this route as soon as school
opens, and we do not see why tae council
does not repair this erossway, since it il
universally used and always viii be.
Cant. Hermansen is repairing a lot o.
barges at the Drew mill for the Watkins
company, to be used in the rice business
o. B. SERVER.
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DIED
RIKE.--At the home Of her sister. Mrs
Mckenzie, corner Lawrence and kirkmsn
streets. in this city, on saturday Aug 25thi
1894 MRS. v. S. RlKE, aged--.
Mrs. v. S. Riko was native Of Alabama, who
came to this place for the purpose Of rooupersting
her health, she having been an invalid for more
than two years, during which time she patiently
DO. 9 her suAerings, having well grounded hope
OF . glorious future beyond this vale of tears
having for years been consistent member Of the
Baptist church. She leaves behind beloved
husband two children o sister Mrs. MeKenNiel
and several nieoes to mourn her loss, and to
whom is extended the sympathy Of On entire com
mnnity. The funeral took place on Sunday after
noon from the residence Of her sister the inter
ment being in the Orange Grove Cemetery.
sMART.-At the home of her son-in. law and
daughter. w. II. Haskell and wife, August
"a 1894, Mus. JULIA A. saRAET, aged 90 years.
months.
The subject OF the above was born In Cslcasieu
parrish, La, May 18th, 1928 was married to N. L.
Smart 1856 who lost his life In the late war from
exposure and measles. Since that time she has
lived alone with the responsibility Of her family
resting upon her own efforts
She was the mother OF three children, two Of
which survive MIR NJ. W. Smart and Mrs Julia
b. Haskell She leaves four grand children, the
heirs Of NJ. W. Smart, who now occupies her old
home In Vernon parish whore she has lived since
her marriage in 1860 until the last six years,
which she has spent with her daughter in Lake
Charles La.
She united with the Missionary Baptist church
1875; was a consistent member Of the Primitive
Baptist church many years before.
81 ri "a l. Al L. n.aF
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DemOrest Contest.

The Demorest prize elocutionary con-
test occurs on Friday evening at TIE
Presbyterian church. This is intended
as the first of series Of similar contests,
and everything possible has been done to
make it an interesting and profitable oc-
easion. The speakers are among the
brightest of Lake Charles daughters,
and she who bears away the medal will
have the consciousness Of having earned
it. In addition to the reeitatIons by the
nine contestants, good mnsie has been
prepared. The program is as follows:
Musie--Male Quartette.
Prayer.
Reoitation-"Th Sparrow Must Go,
What about the Liquor YultureP-Miss
Anna Faweett.
Recitation-"Th Martyred Mother
Miss Josephine Osborn.
Music, solO-"Tbe Bird with Broken
Wing. Miss Mabel King.
Reeitatlon-"'rh Bugle is Calling
Miss Maggie Hayes.
Liquor Traffic" = Miss Florida Cruik-
shank.
Music-"Star of Descending Night
Double Quartette.
Recitation-"2'he Good Time is Com
ing"-Miss Roma Keener.
Recitation - advertisement of an
Honest Rumseller'-Miss Stella David
son.
Music, Duet - "A Prayer Of MY
Mothers'-Rev. and Mrs. Crawford.
RecitatiOn--"Moral SuasiOn or Pro-
hibitiOn"-Miss George Jessen.
Recitation - HThe DeaeOn's Sunday
school Sermon Miss Gertrude Boards
ley.
Reeitation-"A Voice from the Poor.
house"-Miss Emma Sling.
Music--Male Quartette.
A short speech by brave boy.
Decision of iudges and awarding medal
Musie-"Ameriea."
BenedIetioR.
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Asubscriber wishes to know heamonne
naid ant for public schools ID this parlslH
M number Of school houses, etc, 10 re-
NV Ne would say That the school tend y
derived from the followins sources
The police jury appropriated tlls yea Y
fron Inc general fpaa the afaounf q
az GAO. The amount derived freni eAe
stafa which, Il distribnted nRon e
ean;ta basis, &, 800 fFoAa pol taiy ~ y.
s,i,iei, 4 augmented to suiaA extern " "
6nes and penalties nos 70 exceed so esa
til,is makes the aggregate suai q N, sAs ~,
exclusive Of tiigSg7 Aslsise SS w, eat
1enninos. and welsh, which may De ~
estisnafod az 1900, nlahlpg tlle tesat
sc,onnf maid out for school purposes II
i,is ,s,s,isl npvarda of &3Q,Q9e exellsANs
N amounts pad teF buildings Repairs
Tbisis a greater aum than e e. l'ese 81
II, @nv otn6r pari4D III the state eNtslsaF
IA rieang, and possibly Despao ollisSss
~ win 10 che future give some i',tsl's Il.
atat,sties n, regard q the Sehoats N3AaeA
,siif 81 interesting reading inagte s.a.s
eaaise has ai5nt 80 school eatiu,t's 81
4be fatal enrolment sc are al'ltnig Y
give As present.
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cIIg MarkeL.

A nrominent husinesg IMAM. az New Or
80 ~ s,ant Iast sunday n opr eitv
le'.',' ga r.l,S i - ~.
le, Dy 49, Z NJ don,t soon ~ know 4
.ood +b;ag when they see II. have
S 80, loaI,;,,, o,,ar xonr citv market
oeon iVoAs ,tSs4 u 800.
which seems to meet with but little favor
from vour people. ] fail to understand
y M loeat;a,, a,ams To me to be the
i, ,,N.,Is 4,,at .o,,ld haze l,san
most ellEtulo lsidb CVAAd h"fC ~oD"
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Old Folkls Day.


For several years it has been the GUS
tom of the BROAD Street H. y. Church 20
set apart one Sabbath Of the year de-
nominated Children's Day when appro-
pirate services are held. Last year the
idea was suggested and favorably re-
ceived and acted upon that there be an
Old Folks Day. Accordingly a year
ago the day was celebrated by this
church by gathering in the old time
members and preachers, and the produc-
ton of old time music, etc. Il was q
most enjoyable occasion, which will be
repeated next Sabbath morning with adj
ditiOnal features Of interest, and all are
cordially invited to attend.
The Methodist church has much TO be
proud of as pioneer church, carrying
the Gospel to the outmost bounds q
civilization, the rife in Que hand ane
the Bible in the other. A history Of this
country with Methodiam left out would
be incomplete indeed.
MilEona IN 81 1Vlat2 Investments III
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Mrs. Julia Muller vs.. A. J. Reid, ct AL.
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of fier faelas issued
Id aud TO me directed, by the honorable
court aforesaid, have seized, and Will offer
for sale, az public auction, TO the last Bnd
highest bidder, for whatever it will bring, at
the court house door Of this parish, In The
town Of Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday, September LIST, 1894,
between legal hours, the following described
properly situated 10 the Town Of Lake Charles,
Calcasleu parish, La, and described as fol-
lows, tOWii:
That certain portion Of land 10 the clty'oi
Lake Charles, La, commencing on the west
eide OF Kirkman street, at the northeast cor
ner OF Block A, OF Plat One, Of the Reid sub
division, thence running south along the
west side Of Klrkman street $50 feet, and
back between parallel lines 100 feet, together
With an the improvements, rights, ways, and
privileges 10 the same belonging, or In any
way appertainlng thereto.
Seized under said writ.
TeTms:-The said witt OF ileFi fRclas having
been issued on q twelve months, bond, the
above described property Will be sold for cash
fer whatever II viii bring.
DAVID J. REID,
Sheriff of Calcasleu Parrish, La.
SHERIFF. ofiiee, Lake Charles, La, Jllt 70
1894
APP. Puio, Eco Atty for Plaintiff.
1886
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BELT LINE RAILWAY.


PrPpRy STEAMER HAzEL-Leaves Lake Charles
nf 4 10, 70, a. m, and Q A. and 30 p. M and
Leaves Westlake at Z, D, II, q, m, and 1, 0, and
3 p, III.
sAMERoN MAIL DoAT-Leaves for the Gulf every
Monday wednesday, and Friday, ut 2 8 m, and
Returns every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day, arriving at 3 p. m.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.

Thousands and tens Of thousands Of
bottles of &c. G. G.. Certain Chill Cure"
are sold yearly, and the people are con-
stantly elaInOring for more. They know
good thing when they try it. Sold by
NJ, ID. Kearney.
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..sleep, gentle sleep, natures great re-
storer.R How often thou art disturbed
by that hacking cough, which could ge
cured by taking &c. g. z. Certain cough
Cure,D the great medicine for La1ripPe'
and all Lung diseases. Sold by D. ~
Kearney,
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Lay aside your prejudice and your
cares for day or two and go ON the ex-
eursion to Euniee, and see what pluck
and energy, combined with a beautiful
location and fertile lands can accomplish.
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Mrs. L. C. Dees and son Teedy left for
New Orleans Tuesday, where Mrs. ID.
will visit relatives and her son will enter
SOule's College.
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ConslabEe's sale.
Thlfd ward Justice Court, Parish Of Caleasieu
state 81 L0rIaiana NO 24s.


Third ward Justice Court, Parish Of Caicasieu
state ~ L0rlsiana. NO 2is.
READ & 0yERT0N ys DAVID y REID.
10y y1BTUE 0f Writ of feri fsciae a.
sUes ana 70 me directed by lhe honpE-
able court aforesaid have seized end VII
offer for sale ~ rublle auctlop, 70 the lfet anq
highest bidder With TIE beneaf d appralse-
ment, A. me court house door NJ THE parish,
ID The city AZ Lake GhAfles Ia. on
RneHFdny, October gall, AS9a,
between legal hours ihe following described
property, sllualad 10 ihe Parrish q Calcepieu,
state 81 Louisiana, and described AZ iVllQNsl
t0Wlt;
Tho Easf ihree-fonFths 81 tWf 81 fh@
Sec. 81 40. as, 81 W. NV d the 81
ece. 81, III. ~ 81. r. 5 W. 81 * ~ ne fA
~ the sE Y Sea- gp . 49,, w eoplald-
Jog w aeFtsi more % lees.
Seized under said Eiit.
LENpKL q. DEEs,
Constable Third Ward, Ctlgeairu Fefisb, IA.
August 49, 1901 R4-pt
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Miss Lille Goldsby returned to her
home in Amite City, La, last Tuesday,
after spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. ID. @. Taylor.
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Wade Ball took advantage of the
cheap rates last Tuesday to pay visit
to his brother in New Orleans. He will
be absent for several days.
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CONstabBe's Sale.
Third JUSTICES Court, Pari h,of calea'ieu,
Stsle OF Louisiana. mo. s26


GEoEaE Il SWIFT w. HERRY CAPE,
10y VIRTUE Of a writ Of aeTi facias issued
ID and 10 me directed By the honorable
court aforesaid, / have ssized, and viii oiisT
for sale, At public auction % ne last ana
higheet bidder, With the beneGt or appraise-
ment. AZ the court house door q this parish,
ID The city OF Lake Charles, La, on
saaursaay, September hS, 1904,
between Legal hours tie following described
property, tovit
0ne S6rrel Mare.
One Buck board Buggy aud Harness.
Seized under sald wfltl
1erms-fsaeh ~ ssy ~ sale.
u. 8. A, HARMAN,
Constable Ord Ward, Caleaslcu Parish, La.
Lake Charles, ~ aug. rs, 1924 25at
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COLIN HEBERT . FRITZ MoNTANpo


No. 2l93.
COLIN HEBERT vs., FRITZ M0NTAEDoN
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri faeias Vs.
Id sued and 70 me directed by the honorable
court aforesaid, have seized, and will offer
for sale, at public auction, TO the last ana
highest bidder, with the benefit Of appraise-
meDt, at the residences Of Fritz MOntandon
10 The Parish Of Calcasieu, La, on
Saturdays September 18TH, 1894,
between legal hours, The following property,
towit
One Thresher,
One EuRine.
One GFlst MIL.
Seized under said writ
TERMs.--This being the second Offering tho
above described property will be sold fol
whatever II will bring on q credit Of twelve
months purchaser 10 furnish bond With good
and solvent security, and special mortgage on
the property sold, with eight per cent PEI
anpnm inteftst from date until paid; costa
and taxes amounting to 300 more or Less
10 be paid cash out Of price bid,
DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff OF CalcRsieu Parish, "a,
sheritI's ofiiee,s Lake Charlas, IL aug. 10Th
1891
A. P. PHO, Egg ATTY for PIN.
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The North American Land aud Timber
Company has 800 acres of rice nearly
ready to cut which gives promise of
fifteen barrels to the acre. This is prob
ably the most extraordinary rice field in
this OF any other country.
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Mr.. Lawrence Rock, who has been
visiting at his old home, Yinton, Ia, re-
turned home last Friday. We under
stand that the Young gentleman was
glad to turn his back ON that drouth-
striclten land.
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Euniee Is the Terminus II che Midland
branch railrpad and Will be for years g
come come Us tlle Antaral centor IVA als q
The finest farming lapde ia fhe state.
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Miss Alma Bailey, after spending some
weeks, visiting friends in this city, has
returned to her home in New Orleans.
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The following marriage licenses were Issued
dnring the past Wsak
Joseph H. Winalam aud Miss Julia A. Nattox.
Walter Davis and Mias zettia Berry
Albert Reon ana FILLER Duhen.
Marion Doyle and Maggie Farley.
VIM. Lowrcy aud Jnea Titus.
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For saIe.

gT,WENTY-sIx ACRES WOOD LAND,
twelve miles southwest Of L Ike Charles,
On the Cd leasieu river; also good house,
aimost new, witch stands on Two acres 81
cleared gpe.nd and under good picket sence'
For furjaer particulars call at this oinee,
Min
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If this wet weather continues much
longer the early rice win have TO be cut
with siel1les by parties in sl5iffs.
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Buy yonr School Books, Stationery
and school snppllas of 1lEAmer. wv.
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The corn crop of sOuthwe Louisiana
tor the year 1894 will largely exceed that
of any previous wear.
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-----~rs---@T
81. Stanislaas College Bay 80 Louis, Miss,
BeQine It's next session Tuesday, sept. =,
Tie location Is a famous health resort
aud no pains are spared ~ bestow oh the
manly training. The course Of studies Is
four-feld: Preparatory, Commercial, Sci
entifc, and Classical, and Is extensive
ana varied enough W meet tlie require.
nlents of modern society. The Classical
course has, at tic request of many pa
irons, been organized this session Med
aia wefe awarded 10 fliis school both az
tLe Paris aua Chicago Exp0sitiene.
Tor terms And particulars address the
pree;dent sj-bt
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Fer tired feeling, ioSs az appetite ana
general dobility, there l. no relpeal egpe,.
e e, y. "A Certain lsill Cure eeia
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Thccroakers have nearly quitCroaking.
1t is foregOne conclusion that Calcasieu
will market the most valuable rice crop
in her history the coming season. Not
only will the yield be large acreage con
sidered), but the price will be better than
for several Years past.
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AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK vs..
YlTERBo a BRO.
.. R. Gassen and ". D. Reeves, Iatervepors.

u. Il. Gassep and ". D. Reeves, lntervenors.
s--~--
10y VIRTUE Of writ Of lieFi facias Issued
I'D and 10 me directed BY the bonorabie
court aforesaid. / have SEIZED and VIII oiier
for sele, at public auction, 10 the last end
biylsEt Siiass, w;th shc BENEFIT q ep2rsise-
peDt, on
Saturday. Sept. 18th, 1854,
between legal hours, a. 4. Vlterbo y Bros.
plantation, IL che parish of Caleasiru. State
q Louisiana, tbe following described prop
eFiy, lowii:.
6he small lot Of merchandise, ETC.
One lot ~ I've stock, consisting ot mules,
hoFees aud oxene.
One ut 81 wagons, spd one lot f 3aymipg
Implements, consisting 81 plows, tlrefhipg
machines and fixtures bafyeateTs, ese., etc.
EWo bgegios and l0s Ql harnees
One pumping Quilt complete.
Lease Of lang and growing crop thereon.
eeized uDdef said WIT.
IERNs:- gash,
DAVID y. REID,
ebAJg 81 Caleasiea PARISH, "a,
sherii'e 0MceI Lake Charles, IA August
vi d spsnes 4 a. X Puioi Esqsg Alty'
kqf ft8
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There will be grand barbecue and
plenty of other annsements at Eaisice on
the 18th of September.
School Books, Stationery and Sewing
Machines ct Cramer's. 2I-lm.
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IF you wanG 10 PAM My &oiistts
where it will bring you fz0p ~ twelve 70
eiei,teen mouths, buy q lot in Euniee.
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ECHOES.



Fersimmous are getting ripo.
Hol fer Ennice, the new Elderado Of
the sonth.
Mr. Albert Bel made business trim 10
Galveston this week.
Take a day off September 18th, 20 and
see Eunice, it's gem.
The banquet on the east side Of RYAN
street is being repaired.
4 A few car loads Of new rice have been
received at this market.
4 Mr.. L. c. Dees visited New Orleans ON
official business last week.
Miss May Giles, of New Orleans is the
guest Of Mrs. }. E. Loxley.
More hog will be put up IN Calcasieu
parish than in any previous y,ar.
Mrs. Chas. H, Winterhaller has secoy-
cred from a severe attack oflung fever.
----
The rains which have been frequent for
the past two weeks have insured good
rice crop.
Mrs II. f. McLauren left Wednesday
night for months visit to friends in
Mississippi
Mr.. H. G. Drew has returned from
the north where he has been on business
for some time.
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HBEEsED

Five thousand people will be in Eanic
September 18th.
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Hol fer EnniOet the new Eldorado of
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sherIR's sale.

Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish OF
Caleasieu, State Of Louisiana
No. 2l93.
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Mr.. H. G. Drew has returned from
the north where he has been on business
for some time.
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G. A. Cramer has laid ~ new and
complete stock Of school Books. In
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1t beginsto look as if very considerable
loss will be suffered by the rice farmers,
whose crops are ready for the harvest.
The constant rains of the past two weeks
have soaked the ground so that even if
the weather clears now several days
must elapse before it win be possible to
get into the fields with the haryesters.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-31

, Millions n i. WHAT Investments y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-31

Mrs II. I, McLauren left Wednesday
night for months visit to friends in
Mississippi.