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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07
. Sabu altlvs,
Educational Column.

IcoxrISuED PROM LAST WEEK
Let the family devote nm hour or
as..ss every day to spelling reading
writing, or TO arithmetic gram
80 geography and history E'ch
g.. g., Aqucsiions, explaining dip''"',
,iss. solving problems, in doors ano
On, doors, by day and by night aus
ca..ipg the books, rehe"rsipg what
WINS read, telling what they have
,e,rped. rendering it instructive inter
E.s,inr aud beautiful. By nprae'le'
sowethine like this the children's young
bca,ts would hunger and thirst after
knowledge, always seeking to learn
cnnstaptly on the lookout for thought
fresh anGnew, sparkling and hr'gh'
In thi. wa. children would learn '
asscourse theboqks while at work car
~ criticisms of ssammar into the hcio
and worltshops, nia discuss philoso
phy at the handle. Thus lite
MY. ,sa,,sssnas ssFssneS Tn
4 Vs.s .lb I,ils fs,aii ssl,a's M w
!.I''
{. ~ !; ~. 4 f|tlisis ssi !. = ~ y
w INK |I|I ~ =. 8 . a. i H. lIt. |tlt,ftiiI
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07

Dr.. Jones has been quite busy this
wreck. Most oihis pnlirnts however
are in the ucigborhood Of Camp San
Saba.
MIR. Huff, who ia sinking well bncb
of his restaurant, came upon a bed OF
coal at depth OF about 90 feet.
The town hogs are ying with choi-
era. md there are some persons aboai
town with so little feeling ms TO say
they do not care. We believe thu
thore are some people who wish they
would Nil die.
The Camp San Saba trustees hive
madearrnugcmcnts with Prof Mnthis q
L.l,IA Gharna of tho schoul nLIhAL ulArn
oil experience and Is said to be u splen
did tcaeher.
Charlie Tom, John Holland and
Rufus Carroll returucd last Tnesdn,
from the west where they carried
their cattle. Tho boys shy thcy found
good range aud plenty Of itnnd nre
satisfied with the move. We are YER,
sorry that they felt forced to seek bet.
ter range ns it cnrries ont Of tho coun.
iy some good men and considerable
taxable property.
Mnrried.-At the Exchange Hotel
on tho morning Of the % inst Mr.
james T., llon2c and Miss Wp,t.
Murray. Rev. j. r. williamson Off
ciaiing. Mr. Home is county and die.
irict clerk of Concho County aud Miss
Winnie Is tho daughter of MIR. j. L.
Murray proprietor of the Exchange
Hotel.
Deputy Sheriff Scott wss in town on
last Tuesday md dropped into the
Seniinels Office for few moments and
give in some dots from Miiburn. He
'"ys tHe circus was about as good as
any one expected, mud there wonli I
have been no complaint ifthe eirens
people had been content TO take rbnt
was paid to thom by persona desiring
% see tho show, but thoy robbed or
'toIe money from several parties
Nmong the number were ESQ. Cox
We think that Mr. Scott stated thnt
hey vietlmized the Esq. for about $50
no way they got possession of the
money was this: Tho show poople had /
great number of ema! bills-ones 9
wos ana tlyes-and they proposed to
Aohange those for larger bile, and Ia
'aking the change they managed to
zeal part of the money. ESQ. Cox and e
'Yeral others who lost money in this y
ay, got it back by threatening n b
'imlnal proaecntion. When the pnr. y,
es discovered their loss aud demand.
their money of the proprietor Of
10 circus he would ask them to poipt
1t the man who got the money. This 4,
course they could not do rs the
an was either hid away or 80 diseuis- d
That he could not hr recognized
'om whn' MT Scott say this rubbine
d stealing is a part of their plan for
ting money. Tho whole concern y.
ght 10 be held M. ad
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07

Notwithstanding the invention Of
the 'ale'y lamp 10y Sir Humphrey Davv
many years ago, explosions continue
70 oecHt In coal miues, scieaeo seem
70 ee az loss to invent something
.ha' viii prevent explosions of ale
damp,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07

'--lt1- NH, tn ianrn tine {
teachers might iepa'' ~ IA
peant'es VI '''s' ~ r,,e.,a,i,,o nrd IN
the best me'nous " "',.' l,.,'a ,nan11
strucuon' anu '"'"''S '" Wv, ,,,l....o
be great auAli''a,y W ',o ,.1
c'ety' oo'" s"V"'u ~ 49, ,aa.ho,.
reclproca'y us ne'p' ''' c...
all Vo'uh'"'9 w. ,.o 1or, -,
ana rely io' s"oV r,,,'., arno,,or, Ia
learning NV "' 49, 49,, aad ban, far
be i"'d away IN Wv ''o''.' ' ' aI'in,r,,
e4tra oecaT'""si ""' 90, go ..,'.,.,,,1
accompaniment ou''.,'"s sJarn,ng onr
e'noe''s"'s a,if.'in. MN
converSa''on ""u DV''r ,t, asonriiyos
hers' 'no ",'""''e aain,,ond l;,or.
ana 80 III '"'' wy ~aIo u,o hos,
AIRY s"c"'y ""9 IN .nr
Neh"ol We o''' "''''..,' ,,,o, ni,,
llVeH' o,ess'"s linn
WORK IN '"o mn "o'' III Ia, W., a,,,r rro
lite. lhese eAeIo'so' " ~ H..
vent our school learning "o"'
away, but will make 1t glow h'''s'
Win Increased beauty and loneliness
C'.-.,,i,n i.o,nro and defamation
C"'u "'H''''"' ,,iai,, n,
has mono OIL 'ne i''N' 49,,
cOmicnl contained III theih' i"'' "'
,raye .nrnest. noble and enrolling
o. ma ia. vary croam Of III,
i"eS '". .ia,..., ,ro,l,iea n
beat learning anu '''' -.
genius; while they present II" NV
esting field for the mind Of the bright
90, cu,,rre. they offer to beginners tn
.,,., e .,.,,sa If one cal
pest iac'l'''o' u -, a,i.
not WELD the 81 the IN tnlS "''os''"N'
'au'ai1sart <"et'rtc rs'tnB 'trdtfr " good com
pany, warm ftieuda and n Cordial ,r.l
come. Uo wonld ha ,aa.oo,r.n. =,
..i,J. 80. P~0''"''' III
W ''''' ''o "o'hIy hss0ciatlpr-
70 ohJoy It's labors and its beue
iits. He would find it the hest substi
into for inspirntinna orLo,,a .,1 :.
sonl-s,i,;,,,, '.''
"e"'O''us o' INC ROOF tree
"nu h'es'uo' composition, lecture aud
reclamation oiier wide ruuge for rs.
search, investigation nnd reflection
LORD Bacon says; Heading makes 3,
learned scholar, conversation ready
seholar' aud Whiting correct scholar. II
writing makes the correct scholar, rs
IL mbines many principles for one
purpose, 1t trains attention to Ger.
tain point, 1t directs the faculties to d.
certain point our reading tends to 1.
certain point, this assures discipline.
Concentration makes power. Cdmpo
sition Is valuable exercise for learn
ing the correct principles of criticism
and their proper application. A prop
er knowledge of tho principles OF tnats
Is all important to tho writer, and, in.
deed, to every body, and in every thing;
perfect taste is tic perfection Mir,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07

Remember tho meeting of Tho San
Saba coiniy tcgcAefs institute at Rich.
land Springs next Saturday, the 7tb
inst. We expect TO have a grand en-
sertainment. You will mis-. n treat If
yon arc not flicrs We unaerstaua
that, rs special arrangement OF ,.s
citizens ap here, Dr. !. J. TAYLOR. on
s'r. }. ". BuIleson, viii deliver ,head.
dress Of welcome 70 those preseut
They are both school trustees At that
place, and viae-awake friends Of edu.
cation and good schools, snd are work
irs trustees, ana oara ruls clad
they have decided % eomo D. the fron,
n cur lnsll'aie, ana loi us hear f,on
'gaVw' We arc certain 4 alll1 % sers
49, Eating. lfali ,Ae ,snaisss ~ M.
~ ueulI 40 likewise, aud feoalre
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07
j. III. MARTIN.

Real Estate and Live stock Agent.
1ioa otaolnto control If t,c nr,r,r4,
dcsrritcd baIo,. and viii taLc r,t.,.,r,
In oicino Inflammation 10 residents or nop-
resido,.ts concerrinr IL. n Won want n
GOOD ho,ue In ana of tbe ,nosf nro.rcrop.
and healthy COMMITTEES In thc yyoit caiI an
him 6r y,r,ie to him. aud lie viii find n
pioco M snit
~,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07

Pee, u 81 = ~ N ~ tl,e ohovo
o,f -1% , to,,or ia
c,.,er ,ri,a be
.,nor,, ,i,' s
,~,,ee. nd lin, n.
.oon ~, nni hc
,sss67 s. y x # r w ,i,o .on,,.
K 4 81, w., ,.,,,,,'.'
1a '' 4, upl
y l'll II " .,co,rooiog-
! 'ikeo on |I)4 ~, f,,,reof,I
-..J IN n. When ,lo time
.o,,cs NH, 4 lam ,ro,osi,i,n
dno co,,a,.,.l'|.
Tie ny Y, ~, ..scrred to by Mr.
p,ramoas "a lh0.ssgaed linn by nm.
n,or,v oslbe r,s.s4,a Association of
snn $50 ~ 4, Il nee n. follows.
THE c,tiNSas s,ia.,n saba county
tcdderedssbtAc ~ f,,ilro,d company
who villroA,,.eet Z an, .clo.s rnilrond
to The tcNz-5Is., Ssbu nrht of.way
through IL 4 sl,.as. ample depot
grounds, assdI,<kl4saia sum of money
To mid In rratga til.s ROM. bed.
Thero 4 evsl fsasob to encourage
us in ihe la lhkt we viii get this
road in faetlss slaniraad goes from
Gatesy lie d illS I's5s our town will
nudoabtstIs,lIT,s i,sssily on 'i,e most
prac,icable ffQehnd If we do not
secure il n sldl. nwn fault.
Snn.aA.nz a. \ &
o"ns'
TbesG u 80 = Of tie property
hold 81 Get. in SIM snbn.
hc,t # Judge Walters.
ON ober I.5 JJ.
stoes ~ allied 10 the clnir.
street 49, lo square west as
far as High pt tho Donlemyrc
/. Hotel. onit nv. ward, }.
d j. Stockbfidi-s'42 Az williams and
% ..sa. s to ,,.S IA .po,ia oos
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-07

ilieir respective school ,eachers to at
tend these institute meetings, 80 would
insure success, md place San Saba
county and her children in the front
rnnk of every thing that is commenda-
aole to a good citizenship. Build good
school houses in every echooi district
in the county, and place Grst clase
bleckboarda IN them, with comfortable
seats ia the houses, and plenty Of the
latest improved maps charts glooes'
and such other apnrntus 40 might be
necessary TO demonstrate ihc problems
andMiagram the lossons aa helps 90
the teacher in simplifying the lessons
and-make them most plain to tho com
nrehension Of the pupils get The 9rs'
of teachers. allow him TO govern th'
school, and you visit the echool feen
lnrly, see that the teacher does big du
, ty. aud don't take child's idea oi ih'
, faults or qualifications of a teacher, be
ceusc no tries, for their good to max
them study and conduct themselvc
= properly, thereby incurs their disap
probation, and, to get to luit school
, will come and tel you whatever the.
may think Win offend you, 80 that so
would 'nke them ont of school, anc
!. sure enongh,y on do so. Then the chil
has accomplished his purpose, you NJ
.ailnndsd, aud thc poor teacher don
Z r., (. = ,rh.f itis|9ll about only know
4, ,s,. a. 4 & io his dirty. while yo'
II. mir "a y s.r''ei, >cN s.s"'' '''i,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-02
BEFORE YoRkrowx.

EYES, sir, we lay in the trenches before Yorktown.
1t was dark hour of the hardly realize it
now. Many of the boys died there: some from wounds
and others from disease contracted by exposure.
was young then: am getting TO feel like old man
now; but shall remember my army experience as
long "a live. There, that coat fits you perfection.
sleeves and everything just right And for the money
you can't do better in this town-if do say it myself
Mr.. G. A Bond of the clothing house of Hirshkind &
Co. on Broadway is a small man, but he is good a
salesman to-day he was good soldier in 1862:
which accounts for the frequent question: "Wheres
Bond?' rs bond in:'-trom patrons Of the house.
That badge my vest continued the wet"
that is badge Of the mystical G. \. R.-the Grand
able to wear even that to-day if didn't some
thing better under it,
What do You mean?' said !, somewhat puzzled.
Il NEAR one of Bensous Capcne Plasters" was the
reply. I'm those deadly trenches before Yorktown I
Caught cold l have never got over. Lots of men
took doses of lead in the that didn't hurt them half
as much. Why, couldn't draw free breath without
those plasters. The great shield of United States
wouldn't protect me as they do I've worn EN- for
years. couldn't work in comfort without Bensons
on my left side all the time Yes they're better fit
than the old Zonave uniform used wear. They re
warmer and not so baggy Oh, I've tried all the lni
ments and all the other pasers but Bensons the
best. wear two my breast and the small of
my back, summer and winter. They kill all the pain
and I'm lively cricket considering that I've got
look backwards to my fiftieth birthday
ap27 MT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-02

consuming as much lobster salad as any one Of
those three young ladies did, against whom you
dirt With vou in s"t the very presence Of their
fiancees. There, 1 thought you would feel re-
Iieved, but it is a very bad compliment to me to
Good heavens! And was this all? Had I
been making myself miserable and objection
able to all my friends for the past week, and for
nothing? Even my habituaI selfcOntroi failed
me now and the expression of delight on my
countenance no doubt deservedly called forth
was free man again, yet honor forbade me
70 Jump at the position too eagerly.
misunderstanding can alter the relations be-
Relations. What relationse I don't under
"Surely you could not have mistaken the
nature of my offer to you the other day in the
She burst into little fit of laughter.
you foolish boy! do You take me for an
ogress? Could you not see that was only
maidenhood great deal too much to part with
it so easily. An old maid am and an old maid
mean to be to the end of the chapter. Besides,
do you think that have no eyes? l am far too
experienced in reading the signs of love not to
have observed where your heart is fixed, per-
haps not without good grounds And she
looked eXpreSSively across the room to where
Ethel was sitting. "Love at first sight is no
such uncommon occurrence after all, is it, Mr..
l raised her hand and reverently kissed it.
"Miss Damian, you have taught me a most
gracious lesson, and should be most migrate
full not to profit by it. Believe this time
when assert that my allegiance to you is, in
another form, stronger than ever"
Ihat Is WE'LL and now go and talk to
Ethei, and leave me to amuse your father, that
is more in the fitness of things"
And l was in a delirium of delight for the
rest of the afternoon. What need to say how
this? Indeed, could not If l attempted.
Enough that at last screwed my courage to
the sticking place." and obtained the one word
from Ethel that was wanting to make my
happiness complete.
Our wedding took place in the following
lace, fees and fippery. That abominable Ralph
was my groomsman. That laugh was on nay
size now,and he has never to this day suspected
the real facts of the case, when he drove with
me to kensington that morning after the pic
NC, and waited outside the house in u hanson.
"Oh! Charlie" exclaimed my Ethel, as we
started for Paris OH our wedding trip, "what a.
good thing it is you have married me, for now
shall make such an excellent chaperone for
Aunt Barbara
When we returned to London the old Gov
ernor was the first to greet us.
could not make out what had come over
MIN: he seemed embarrassed, and anxious to
avoid meeting my eye, and turned the CONVEX
sation whenever 1t touched upon home topics,
At last when we were alone he came up to
Charlie, my boy, don't call your father an old
fool; but you see the house was lonely after YOU
left 1t, and had no companion to aInuse me in
your absence, and so, and SO-in fact, Charlie.
Miss DamIan Is now Mrs. Carew, and your step
mother.
Bravo, Governor" + exclaimed, "and a
wishes.n
SO, you see, Aunt Barbara did not require
Ethel fora chaperone after all Temple Bur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-02
RICHMOND

hICHMoND
CIGARETTE SMOKERS
Who are willing to pay little more for CIGARETTES
than the price charged for the ordinary Trade
Cigarettes, will find the
RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT No 1 SUPERIOR
TO ALL OTHERS.
They are made from the brightest most delicately
favored highest cost gold leaf grown in Virginia
and are absolutely without adulteration or drugs
STRAIGHT CUT No. l.
We use the Genuine French Rice Paper of our own
direct importation, which is made especially for us
water marked with the name of the brand
RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT No. l.
each Cigarette, without which none are genuine
INVITATIONS of this brand have been put on sale
and Cigarette smokers are cautioned that this is the
old and original brand, and to observe that each
package or box of
RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT CIGARETTES
Bears the Signature Of
ALLEN & GINTER,
MANUFACTURERS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. ap11. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-02
A Song of Baseball.

, You may talk Of the places statesmen take
In the temple of fame sublime
VI men and women who strive to make
A name IN prose or rhyme:
But give to me no classic degree
Be its hOnors ever high,
The bat III swing, and II! try to bring
The ball that goes whistling by.
Some men may follow the greed of gold
Till their hair grows thin and gray
But worry and fret makes young blood old,
And they fritter their lives away
Though my face is bruised and I'm badly used
By hot ball what OF that
I'll boldly stand. with blistered hand,
A catcher behind the bat
The cyclist may ride his glit'ring wheel,
The skater his rollers DON
And pugilistic cranks may feel
Great pride in the doughty John:
But give to me the diamond free
With its bases. its rush and shout
Though tooth I've lost, do count the cost
When I've caught their best man out
-BostOn GLObt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-02

At recent banquet in New Orl cans Senior
Don ]. Ramon de Ybarrola was called upon to
respond TO q toast to the fair sex. The senior
said: "Beauty and wOmanhood have for me no
nationality. Blonde and brunette, black ewes
and blue, raven locks and golden tresses.
wherever ind them, the whole world around.
l 90 homage to them. AS one of the great
ish:
Blue eyes say, "Love me, or diei"
Black eyes say. "Love me- or xii theer'
And as neither wish to cause the death of one
Of them by not loving her, nor to die myself
both. love them ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-02

TRgsTFE's SALE 81 Of U Is17; PROPER
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
By direction of the Trustees of the Bank of sss%
all the unmproved realestate hereinafter named -@
in the order and on the days respectively mentioned
On TUESDAY, MAY FIFTH, 1885, beginning at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, will offer for
sale on and Sd streets northeast original lots L. 2,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ. on the SAME DAY, on
street south. near 1st street west Immediately OPP
p3sIs GsBts s5 al Ss e
Delaware avenue and South Capitol Streets original
lots = e ~ u and rs In square s So
square 637 corner of Delaware avenue and d street
IMMEsDIATELY THEREAFTER, original lot 8.
square 69!, situated on New Jersey avenue near u
I'm iMM firi THEREAFTER, original Lot s.
e 1855
at -FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK p. n, will offer for
sale original lot square 643 at and Ahaf streets
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER original lots L
and 1's anf ssfsis oixa. lot
S n
south OF square 744 situated on Canal street. near
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER sub lots % and
za square 40 situated near the corner OF LIST and
AS it the desire and intention Of the trustees to sell
az the nnimproyed rea estate Of bank, reason
Terns Of sale are onethird cash. balance in six and
Twelve months secured by deed Of trust on property
or The d Ssd o PSs
a deposit commensurate with the value Of the lots
sSd VIII be required from each purchaser Ct the time
risk and cost q the deisnitins pufchsssrs For dur
ap2sd1ds = si7 ssrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-02
Hanged by q Swing.
From the PHILADELPHIA Tim

TuIIHUeIpNIH Times.
Lena Cloud, the infant daughter of Maggie
Cloud, living with Frank Haines, at Glenwood.
three miles from Camden, was found hanging
by the neck dead yesterday morning The &C
cident occurred in peculiar way. The child
was playing in the yard and amusing herself
with rope swing, which had been erected for
the children. About o. clock Mrs Cloud heard
Lena cry, but as she was busy in attending to her
few minutes later she went into the yard and
found her daughter hanging by the swing She
was taken down, but life was found to be ex-
tinct and her neck was broken. II is Supposed
that the little one, In attempting to jump into
the swing, got the rope enIwined around her
neck, which was broken by the shock as she
slipped OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-02
TNHOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Aucts.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING THE HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE, No. 142S K STREET NORTHWEST

DENCE, No. 1423 K STREET NORTHWEST,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of 80
the District OF Columbia, passed on the 9Th day tnI
of January, A. d., 1854, and supplemental E.1
order entered on the oath day of September, a. d..
1854, in equity No. 4.944 wherein the United
States Of America is complainant and Samuel ).
SmOot, ct al. are defendants the undersigned
trustee named in said decree, viii offer for sale
public auction, In front of the premises, on TUES
DAY; THE FIFTH DAY OF NAY. A d. 1855,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. IL, all that certain piece
parcel ofreal estate situate in the city OF WASH
twelve 12) Ia Kidwells subdivision Of square num-
bered two hundred and seventeen, l2I7, recorded
In the Office Of the surveyor OF the District of Column
bia the said lot having frontage of "A feet the
north side of street by depth OF l35 feet together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of hand
some and cOmmOdious threestory brownstone front
residence. with large back building known house
No 1923 street northwest
Terms of saie prescribed by said decree: One
third Of the purchase money 10 be paid in cash. and
the residue in three equal insaments at six 90 and
twelve (12) and eighteen (lS) months from day Of
SALE with interest at six 6 per cent the deferred
ments be secured by the promisSory notes Of the
purchaser made in favor OF the trustee and lien
served upon the premises sold. or all the purchase
money be paid in cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser. No deed viii be given until al the purchase
money b paid deposit OF $500 will be required on
the acceptance Of the bid and the terms OF sale
not complied with within ten days from day Of sale
the property be resod at the risk and cost OF
defauiting purchaser Al conyeyancing g purchasers
ap21-d&ds Office of the US Attorney, City Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-02

DucRos A11mrSrARY ELIXIR
Its principal Ingredient PURE MEAT. is scientific
ally formulated with medical remedies, giving it won
derfully stimulating properties: Dvgorating the vita
forces without tatguing the digestive organs
In TYPHOID YELLOW and MALARIAL Fevers it is
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scians of Paris tonic for convalescens and Weak
persons; also for lung diseases
E. FOUGERA & CO., Agents, n Y
my31-w&s SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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the continuous stream of electricity permeating
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1867 Prizes, amounting to-. S265 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
to the office Of the Company in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving full
address; POSTAL , NOTES, Express Money Orders
rency by Express la OF SIS and Upwards at our
expense) addressed
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