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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10

d'~tisins rA,.- male known IN application n,
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Address. tHtIN. IGHls Psbli.h.t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10

Ten iHys' lnrr of tim" On arcuuu, IT
rckn"ss and doctor Till tu pay. Is any %
thing hut pheasant fura man # family IT,
contemplate. whether Il" II lah"r,r. me-.
rhHuIr, merchant or publisher. Jas q.
Jun"r. publisher of ia" Loader. MrNm.
T"NNS, wHr sirk IN b-l for ten days with
ia" grip during it, prevalence" n year or
'wn ago, Later IN the season h. had n
s'""nd attack He says: "ln the latter
cAs' used Ihamh"rlaln's Cough Rem.
"dy with considerable snrc"ra. think,
nn'y hrinr ~ i'ri - h'th' over two DAYS.
Ia" second attack am satisfied would
have been equally M bad a. the iiirt but
for ia" ~" "fthi~ remedy" II should hr
born" IN mind tina, the grip IL much the
sam" NJ very severe cold aud rSluiirs
lr"c,srly ia" same treatment. when you
w,Sh &" cure It c"ld .uickly and rfirctually
XIV" 'hls remedy - trial. 30 cent hottlrs
'or sale 10y r. H. Burgess n Son. drug
gusts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10

Lu-' night. sheriff hrisur, received the
follow ur dispatch
HrNN'Llrio. y, Nj. Feb :.
l,.ur. \RI-NNRr sheriff
\ man h"rr working "a p'r,inu was
tuuud dead th,a morning ia hrd has u"
money 81 friends Can you wiz" oar
I"I'i! 81 the Justic" If tlo" pence t. take
rharr" ii ia" remains and burial them.
4. HARRIS
III" gentleman wi" Zen, the above ,hs.
patch Is th" station agent at lirsuallllu
Imr Afternoon Deputy Sheriff Garcia
i"lrsrHl'i t0" JuStir" ct 'hr I.ncr At
b"ruaIllI" tn hold au ruIln.-, over the ~.
mHlur, luN"-t.at" m'u hIs death. aud
then CIV" ia" body decent BURIAL AT the
"Np'u-'' 81 Va" rnuutN. Th" nam" Il ia,
uui"r'uuai" man ~ unknown. II was
rlmur,i here Las, evening that the SEQ
u"n foreman WAS poisoned, bat that
HAT gentleman ~ still alive.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10

q, W q. Hartman. sheriff of y
county. W. Va appreciates n g"sl H.,
and 'l'rz not hesitate IN say so. H. ~
almost pruStrat.d with u cold wh"u
prSur,Si n lnt,l. IL Chamberlain G."
Remedy. He says 1T gave me prom
rhrf ! find il tn b. an Invaluable o."
"ly for coughs and colis." For ga.
I II burgess a son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10
Avias.

7 rritoFio de Ma va M,lico, Con,laslo a. B.r.
nAlillo, on IL Core de Distrita.
schoverlips, Daley 4 GATES,
va
L. \, Preston.
Assumpsit por Rmborsu,
VI dicho detnandAdo, T.. 4. pris~tnn pur as,a.
prcsentes esta notihcado que un plslto On a.
sainisii Dor srnbosso ha aldo comenEA do en- al
bernAiillo, Territorio de Nuevo Msjico. por los
dicho- Yu~iAnies, hchovsrllns Daley aais.,
dendA de deaAndAdc (tiiI ~ con lntsres
eostAs De plsi,o, Que 90 proprissiad ha aldo EN-
on dicho pleito on antas del ptinlcro din dsI
proIimo tsrmino do Na'sn Ac dlehA Corts, oo-
tenciA p.t default sera dAdO en- su eontra ga
propriedad sara daig cara satisfsdaro II dicIo
o.. nAhkON, EseribAnO.
yoassros a fIhloAI- Aitorneys Tor Plaintiff :.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10

Col, e q, Coleman. special agent
Ia" general land office, In in the v'r'
Il AmArgO ON fiiciAl business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-10
Ayino de Eslelta.

IIcfk and NeHirier In IhAncer
W. {. llEACoeE, Solicitor for Com plaipAnt.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07
A Tlle Gheater.

The season Of 1896 win open septeln-
Der 9Th inst, with jolly Nellie McHenry,
in "a Night at the Circus. Miss
McHenTy assumes the dual role Of 'sAaylie
Electra" the queen Of the arena and
Mandeline Wilson, ? flemure goxeFness.
This gives Miss McHenry fail scope to
display her talents, She is supported by
an excellent company. and all lovers Of
fareeRemedy should not fail to see her.
Mr.. J. A. Kinder is, at present, mana
ger Of the Opera House, and has booked
some excellent plays for the coming
season. The theater going public should
show their appreciation of good com
panies by attending the plays which are
presented.
This is list Of plays already booked:
James j. Corbett, The Jane Co.; Al. G.
Field, Robert Downing, A Cold Day,
Cleopatra, Alabama, The Colonel, Bar
low g. Wilson, Lost in New York, Fast
Mail, Silver Wedding, The Hustler, The
Country Squire, John L. Sullivan, The
Tornado, The Silver King, Black Crook,
and Aunt Sally.
FOOTIIGHr FLASHES.
Miss Lillian Lewis, who is going to
play CLEOPATRA" this season, is going to
apply live snake to her breast in the
death scene. She is having two milk
snakes trained and is handling them
every day in order to become accus-
TONED to them. One of them will be
used in the death scene The people
want realism and Miss Lewis is going to
please them.
Miss Lottie Collins is going to travel
this season and win give many anxious
people the opportunity of seeing her in
the original ''Ta-ra-ra- Boom" Make
hay fair Collins while the sun shines,
before some one is found that can kick
half an inch higher than you.
This is the season fo9 the pugilists.
Both Corbett and John l., are endeavor-
ing to develop histrionic talent. You
would as well try to make lawyer of a
butcher as to make an actor of pugiIist.
Madeline Pollard has had the audacity
to thrust herself on the public as star
this season. Her manager, however, is
not overwhelmed with applications for
dates for his new star.
"The Hustler" has begun its season
with q ''bo0m," and is now making u
southern tour.
Miss Nellie McHenry, who is to appear
in Lake Charles ON the 9th inst, will
produce 1.-THE Living Pictures" in her
play. Much has been said both for and
against them. Some say that they are
both beautiful and artistic, while others
declare that they are ridieulously i'm
modest.
FAY KENNETH,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07
18.'0aIy
sheriA,s sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish OF
Calcasieu, State Of Loulslana.--No. 1894.
Dc. JulIa MuIlsr y. 4. J. ReId, u Al.


.DY VIRTUE of writ Of fleri faelas issued
a and 10 me directed, by the honorable
court Aforesaid, have seized, and viii Offer
for sale, at public auction, TO the last and
highest bidder, for Whatever It will bring, Al
the court bonse door OF this parish, IN the
town Of Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday, September 29d, 1894,
between legal hours, the following described
property situated 10 the town of Lake Charles,
CaIeasieu parish, La, and described as fol-
lows, tOwii;
That certain portion Of land ID the city Of
Lake Charles, La, commencing on the west
side of Kirkman street, at the northeast cor
heF OF Block A, Of Plat One, OF the Reid sub
division, thence running south along the
west side OF Kirkman street l50 feet, and
back between parallel lines 100 feet, together
with all the improvements, rights, ways, and
privileges to the same belonging, or In any
way appertalning thereto.
Seized dndeF said writ.
TeFms:-The said writ Of fer facias having
been issned on a twelve m0nlhs' bond, the
above described property will be sold for cash
for whafeYer 1t viii bring, and the shove de-
scFibed property having been adjudlcated on
this offering, t0-wit on the Let day OF Sep
TENDER, 1894 TO Mrs. Matilda Reid and she
having failed TO comply with the terms and
conditions of said eale, 80 herein set forth,
the said property will be rs-OkfeTed on the day
herein above mentioned, on the same terms
and conditions as above, ct the said Mrs..
Matilda Reds risk and exnense; -.
Sheriff of Calcasieu Parish, La.
SHERIFF. Office, Lake Charles, La, Sept Q,
IN. Pnjo. Esq Atty for Plaintiff.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07
BELT LINE RAILWAY.


sFhe charter election of Tuesday-al-
ibugh, really the most important ever
sd as far as the vital interests of the
h n is concerned failed to call forth over
ID votes were polled of which So only
se-ffth of the voters. Two hundred and
enty-one were cast against the amend
Ants. Had the election been for choosing
N of the minor city officers, the oolored
5ntingent would have been on hand in
gce hacks and carriages bearing the
mes of rival candidates and the newt
slc bottle holder would have been ON the
ound. Tins matters not so long as the
Z charter is adopted which is matter
congratulation The old charter was
ambiguous and faulty in other re-
ects that the mayor and council were
sad to pass and try to enforce Ordi
nces based theron. All these defects
Il now cured, and with one or two ex-
.ptiOns the charter, as amended, is as
Effect as could be expected, and is cal
lated to meet the demands of the
BY for many years to come. We
llst the council will go Immediately to
|ork, pass some much needed ordinances
hich have long been delayed on account
the insuflieincy of the charter.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07
The Lake Charles Rice MiIl.

In this weeks issue appears the adver-
tisememt of the Lake Charles Rice Milling
company, which has been in existence
for two years past, the progress, aims aud
ultimate result Of which have frequently
been argued III these columns. One OF
our predictions was that the building Of
this mill here would make Lake Charles
rice market but little il any inferior to
New Orleans. BY reference to New Or
leans papers of two or two and a half
years ago it will be seen that opposition
was offered to the building Of mills At
any other point than New Orleans, and
specious arguments were used to prove
that rice mills, ID order to be successful,
must be located at the Crescent City.
Mr.. Gustav A. jain and few Of his
friends thought differently and proposed
to erect the largest and best mill IN the
country at Lake Charles, provided the
citizens of Calcasieu parish would furnish
one-fourtb Of the capital; not that their
money was needed, but that they wanted
to enlist their heart and soul IN the en-
terprise. Tho mill was erected and more
money than was at first proposed was
enlisted in the enterprise. Notwithstand-
ing this institution has had TO contend
with Que at least most disastrous season
as tar as the rice crop was concerned and
the unusual paralysis of business that
has been the rule throughout the entire
land, this rice mill has been "a immense
advantage to this parish and to tho rice
erowers in particular. The same spirit
/ that deprecated tho planting q the huge
rice min at this place, indaeed the sss.ae
parties 10 try their best To render y I'M
profitable. III this we are constrained to
admit they have been to q certain degree
successful but their success hasredopndsd
@ the benefit Of the rice planter in Cal
casien and neighboring parishes. The
/ New Orleans rice buyers have invaded
ail lie territory tributary ~ Lake gha9ies
ana have paid very near New Orleans
prices. Tlim has added from 70 70 AZ
cent? to the value If every barrel of rice
raised Ii tlia parish, and vii continue
10 do 90. we are not our hrothey's
Keeper, but ~ would advise all w8o haze
riee To seil u consult the Lake Charies
4 Riee siilliag e.. before diaposingef their
rics.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07


NJ b kaufman has raturnea from his
.seu,i-annual pilggimage to the great
American metropolis, looking hale and
hearty d exeE, and il innch eiataa over
tl,e prospect for filli trade
Both he farmers and merchants Wlh
az aood times All classes of meEcAau-
diss are much iowaf than before.
Ths farmers are nlefe GENERALLY on q
debt, aud crops are, p Faie, eeessf
than fol several years past. he says
further; have pArchasea an immense
ss,ek Il lower pTlcas than ever before,
aad expect ID sell at snaA profit
Most Of die people Aaye pesp EssfaAisll.
ine far tle pest yesE and 2 hNls' eng
,searl alI will llave soae iaones e ~ gu
sfisf TIE efpps arF AafNasse'h
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07


The Lake Charles Carriage, Wagon
and Implement Company, whose ad &.
appears in another column is one Of the
institutions Of which the city may well
feel proud. Its new and elogantibaildins,
corner Of Ryan and Mill streets, is one Of
the most beautiful in the city being45
feet on the ground, two stories with
large, oommodious warehouses in the
rear.
On the first floor is the repository
where can be found every kind of We
hicles from the common road cart, farm
wagon, delivery wagon, etc, to the Gle
giant carriages, which are worth from
$3.50 to $500 at the factory. Here is the
largest stock of goods on wheels to be
found in the state, except, perhaps, New
Orleans.
The second floor is also filed with
farm wagons and every description Of
agricultural machinery, all the parts
packed separately and numbered, ready
to be put up at q moments notice. Tins
house also keep every variety Of black
smith and wagon workers supplies,
which are sold at wholesale prices to the
entire country, tributary to Lake Charles,
which extends hundred miles in either
attraction.
T.. u. George, president, r. =. Swift,
viee-president, and H. w. LAM, seere,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07
Ho! for Ennice

As the time draws near for the "Grand
b Sale" Mt the new town Of Funiee it be-
.mes matter of absorbing interest and
pny of our citizens intend buying lots
they do not range too high The low
Ite of one cent mile will induce large
|Dwd to go from here.
On the 11tll and 10Th tickets can be
ID good on any train.
We have been asked many auestsOns
Regard to this sale and we will state
Nv that w, W.Dnson Il Bro, of Crowley
u be glad to afford all information.
E are satisfied that town lot in Eunice
III be a good investment.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07

Mr.. 1. Rieneaurer is at home in his new
quarters in Kaufman's block, with an
entire new stock of clothing, gents fur
nishings and foot wear of all kinds. Mr..
r.. is thoroughly acquainted with this
branch of trade, and his stock comprises
all that is new and novel in that line,
After many years of experienoe he is able
to buy at bottom prices, and will sell at
corresponding low figures. 1t will pay
you consult Reineaurer before buying
your fall and winter suit.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07
Committee Of the AssOci,
The Rice Prospect.

The rains which were of almost daily
occurrence during the entire month Of
August were extremely favorable to the
rice crop in southwestern Louisiana,
which, for several reasons was mostly Of
late planting. For the past five or six
days we have had bright, smiling wealth
or, especially adapted to the harvesting
Of the early crop, which is now fully ripe.
II is yet too early to speak with any do
gree Of certainty Of the crop, but the sea-
son has been exceedingly favorable 50 far
with the exception Of the thirty days
.drouth, which destroyed portion Of the
crop. Everything considered, should the
favorable weather continue for the next
thirty days, we feel that the rice crop Of
Caleasieu win be excellent in quality and
compare favorable with any previous
year.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07
10 The Public.
FAY KENNETH,


The Lake Charles College viii open its
fall session October LIST, with full corps
of instructors.
DIR. Henry l.. Hubbell will continue to
act as president, deyoting hisenergies to
establishing a college of high grade and
character in this community.
We ask the former patrons and all true
friends of the college as well as the entire
public to give Lake Charles College a
cordial support. Ii deserves we'll of the
public and is entitled to support upon
merit. BY the charter all authority,
whether of ownership or control, IS vested
in Beard of Trustees. 1t has not been
thought advisable to lower the grade of
the college SO as to compete with our pub
lie schools. The public schools of Lake
Charles and Caleasieu parish are now of
so,high character, aud school adVau ta-
ges We're formerly SO limited that the
number of young people prepared to
enter college are comparatively few, but
in short time many pupils will be fitted
in our high schools for more advanced
education, such as Lake Charles College
is prepared to give. II is greatly to be
regretted that few men, not connected
with the Gollege-men who never con
tributed dollar towards founding it,
and who have no authority in the prem
Uses, should, unbeknown to the trustees
attempt to wreck the college by an effort
to secure the withdrawal Of the funds
which support 1T, and Of the teachers
employed to give instruction IN it, and
by an attempt TO prejudice the patrons
againstit. publications by sO-ealled
committee have been made without the
knowledge of the Board ofTrustees and
without authority. IL they shall have
any influence with the just and intellig
ent people Of Southwestern Louisiana,
we shall regret that our names have ever
been assorted with Lake Charles College.
BY order Of the executive eOmmitteeOf
the Board of Trustees Of Lake Charles
College.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07

One of our citizens, DIR, W. B. Bonsall,
has been selected by the State Board Of
Health, to go to Barraeon, Cuba, as sani-
tary reporter and inspector, He will
leave the City of New Orleans on the
steamer S. otin, onlthe 18th inst Moth
ing could please us more than this APP
pointment DIR. Bonsall is not only a
gentleman Of the old school but possessed
of large amount Of general information
in addiction to his literary and scientific
attachments.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07
BORN

20 Mr. & Mrs. Geo. w. Farquhar, on
Anrsday, the 9th inst, ain eleven pound
By. The majority Of our readers will
eognize in Mr.. i. the foreman Of the
Emo, and in consequence of the above
tent the publication of the EoHo was
'layed few hours for the first time in
ght years.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07

DPR CouNcIL. No. i1l2 a. L.soF H.--A
Pelican BabeOGk hall, second and foaftln
nesdays Of each month at 3 b. ~. y. Pc ltfSes
Commander; j.. Al. Kinder, Nice.C ominaaa +,
u, l. Deea, Secretary j. IT, tsilHte, C1ileIiAfY
NJ Ai0eh Treaa,i L.C. Dees, Orator ".
SsafH3 h. HiI E1eRseh tRs s5s'Gag \
teraate = = You're wn fault.
60 @. Certain Caugh
III, Ayzre Coughs, Colds, LaGaippe,
@3aq, Whooping, Caugh, and throat
y Lung Diseases. Sold hy NJ. d. Kear-
.y.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07

Miss Clara Marshall left last saturday
iornoon for visit with the family Of
Dr' Frasier, of Crowley. She will be
accompanied ON her return trip by Miss.
lima Frasier who viii spend some time
visiting her many friends in Lake Charles
Hicinety.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07

The building at the corner of Railroad
Avenue and Kirkman street is about to
PC metamorphosed into first-elass drug
store which win be owned by MIR. Adolph
Meyer A drug store on TINT corner
onght te mnlse 1r,nilr-r
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07

Goods are SO cheap this year that mer-
chants don't know when to quit buying.
Their stores viii be packed with goods
within few days, and the party that
mas the cash to pay can get what he
wants for but little money.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07

Lay aside your prejudice and your
cares for day or two aud 60 on the eG-
cursion to Eunice, and see what pluck
aud energy, combined with beautiful
location and fertile lands can accomplish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07

COLIN HEBERT vs.. FRITZ M0NTAND0E
DY VIRTUE OF 8 writ Of her faeias H.
Id sued and 10 me directed BY the honorable
court Aforesaid, have seized, and will offer
for sale, at public auction, To tbe last and
highest bidder, with the benefit or appFai6e-
ment, at the residence of Frig Monfandon
Ia the Parish Of Calcasleu, La, on
Saturday, September 18TH, 1894,
between legal hours, the following property,
towit
One ThresheF.
One Engine.
One Grlst MIL.
Seized under said writ.
TBBMs This being the second offering the
above described property will be sold for
whatever Il Will bring on a credit nt twelve
months purchaser to furnish bond with good
and solvent security, and special mortgage on
the property sold, with eight per cent per
ann1m Interest from date until paid costs
and taxes amounting TO $1,000, more OF less,
10 be paid cash out Of price bid.
DAVID y. REID,
Sheriff Of Calcasiel Parish, IA.
sherlfIls 0fice,i Lake charlas, ~ Aug, 29th,
1894
A. p. Puio, Egg, Atty for Plta
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07
For sale.

gTsWENTY-sIX ACRES WOOD LAND,
twelve miles southwest of Lnke Charles,
On the Calcasieu river; also 3 good house,
almost new, which stands on Two acres OF
cleared ground and under good picket fence.
For further particulars call ut this ONCE
56.lm
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07

The first week of September was
marked by extreme hot weather all over
The country. This warm sunshinpy
weather is exactly what is needed to ma
tnfe the crops Of Louisiana. This bids
ialr to be the best crop year the state ever
had
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-07

One of our contemporaries iptimates
Dat he is about to bust, explode, or
BIRDS to that effect. This is worse than
thought. To be snre, we had heard
Dne such rumors, but had gwen them
gredence.
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During my absense from the city on
survey, my surveying and engineering
business has been placed in the hands Of
Prof p. IL. Philbrick. Parties desiring
NV services are respectfully referred to
him. 22-tf II. ScHUTTs.
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Daussat!

IDaussat!-Who is Daussats Why, the
gsrER KING. Orders taken for all
lands and any quantity from o can to q
4 load. Daussat has the run Of the
lster trade this season. All grades-all
ices. 2e-lt