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TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA.
High School, College, University,
Law and Medical Departments.
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON, IL. D.,
President.

Nollege and High School session begins Oct,
~ Z. Entrance Examinations October 4, S,
6. Courses of instruction Classical, Literary,
Mathematical, Natural Sciences, Mechanical,
Commercial.
Full corps of Professors. Modern Languages
thoroughly taught. Manual training. Terms
moderate.
For Catalogues address the Secretary of the
University. aug l23m
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G. Y. COCHRAN,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Liquors,
TosAccos, CIGARS,
Confectioneriesand CANNED Goods.
BELLEvUE, La.
". SHEDET,
WatchInaker and JewcIer,

Tyskes this method Of announcing to n
i his old friends and patrons and w
the public general, that he Will b. dx.. -
found on Market Street in Bogels new uaiaI
ing, shrsvepest, la. who're he is prepared ,es
at moderate prices. He also has on hand
Watches. Jevelry, &c, for sale cheap foe css n
Satisfactien guaranteed
The Bossier banner., 1886-08-26

r. Quite a change in the weather
last night and this morning.
The Bossier banner., 1886-08-26

r. The hot wave, if not broken
ia considerably demoralized.
The Bossier banner., 1886-08-26
Texas and Pacific Excursion Rates.

The Tesas and Pacific are now
selling excarsion tickets, good till
October 81, 10 the following places j:
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Queen and Crescent R0sste.
vicksburg, Shreveport and
Pacific Railroad.

SOLID TRAINS
Between Shreveport and Cincinnati,
With Mann Boulder Cars from yicksburg.
y ~
CONDENSED TIME TABLE-IS EFFECT July
H. 1886
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E. R. KNIGHT,

Takes this method of in
forming the public in general
and his friends in particular
that he has resumed business
at the old stand, and will be
happy to serve them to the
best of his ability, and with
the best of everything in the
grocery line. Call and be
convinced.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
l m Ems 3 ms 6 msl yr.

Transient advertisements, IS cents per
inch for first insertion; so cents for each
subsequent insertion.
Official or legal advertisements, 81 per
II inch for first insertion; and 80 cents for
each subsequent insertion.
~Brief communications upon subjects
of public interest solicited. No attention
will be given to anonymous letters.
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Good Judgment.
Plain Common Sense as Factor in the
Decision of Legal Points.

A farmer, noted for his good judgment
having been made the administrator Of
an estate, applied to Yankee lawyer for
advice
Don't bother yourself about the law"
answered the lawyer, "but decide each
matter, as itarises, according to your own
idea Of right and wrong. Should any
one object, you come to me and I will IN
dertake to find the law to sustain your
decision"
That's the whole thing in plain En-
glish, ma lOrrdds." said John Clerk, an
eminent Scotch lawyer, clinching a
point he was arguing before the House
Of Lords.
'You mean in plain scotch, Mr.. Clerk"
ans wered Lord EldOn, abiding to the
broad dialect Of the counsel.
Nae matter r. ret0rted the lawyer !;
lin plain common sense, ma lOrrdds, an
that's the same In a. languages we ken
weel eneuch.
The Scotchman and the Yankee were
right; plain cOmmOn-sense or good judg-
ment is the same in all languages and in
all people. Luther the great refOrmer
was not lawyer, but his good sense Of
ten enabled him to decide correctly knot
ty questions Of law. The following case
was once placed before him for his deci-
sion.
miller had an ass, which went into
fisherman's boat to drink. The boat
not being tied fast, floated away with
the ass, and both were lost. The miller
complain that as he owed to the fisher
mans neglect to tie his boat, the les of
his ass, the fisherman should make that
loss good. The fisherman on the other
hand complained Of the miller for not
keeping his ass at home and desired him
to pay for the loss CT his boat. Luther's
opinion was asked as to whether the boat
took away the ass, or the ass the boat. He
answered Both men were in error; the !
fisherman that he tied not fast his boat, |
the miller is not keepinghis ass at home" |
Companion.
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State News.

When the order for taking the records
In the Gates-FOntelieu case to BatoI
Rouge was being argued in Court a,
Franklin on 2lst instant, Judge Beattit
appeared to be quite busy taking notes
but all that could be found on the Judges
bench when he retired was pen sketch
Of large alligator.-St. Mary Reuiew.
Mansfield is one of the liyeliest places
in the State. The people around that
fiourishing town take large interest in
public matters and discuss every public
issue through their newspapers with con
siderable ability. It would be better fol
the country if the citizens Of other loca'
lities would emulate the example of the
Mansfield peOple.-L0nisiana Advance.
On last Saturday an clipping couple
arrived here by the local train, from Ter
rebOnne. Later developments showed
that the would be groom had wife liv.
ing, whom he had deserted for the new
fame. The deserted wife's brothers fol-
lowed the truant couple to this place, by
the next train. The runaways were not
married.-Sagar-B o,0L
Charlie Goram, son of Geor &c Goram
drayman Of this place, who cut the throat
of yellow girl in Algiers on June 10Th.
was arraigned Tuesday before the city
criminal court, and pleaded guilty to the
murder. He was sent to prison without
benefit Of bail. After he had been COM
mitted he told the district attorney that
he had committed the crime that he
had expected to hang, and seed had for
given him, he expected to 60 to heaven.
st. Mary Revieac.
On Friday Of last week, Chris. Green, a
veteran Swamper, Will Gardener, pilot,
Of Charenton, and third party, (name
not ascertained) were arrested near JEAN
nerette, by Deputy Sheriff Of Iberville
parish, and taken to Plaquemine to
await trial. The prisoners are charged
with stealing timber from the bOoms be-
longing to the firm of McWilliams 4 Co.,
Of Plaquemine. 1t seems from the in
formation gathered, that the above firm
had lost considerable timber, and in or
der to detect the thieves, they had their
brands placed both above and below the
water line. The thieves after making
away with the trees Obliterated the upper
brand, never dreaming that there was Q
second one. The timber was traced to its
hiding place and led to the capture of the
thieves.-Sagar-Bo,cl.
Lake Charles has sixteen bar-rooms or
saloons, good, bad or Indifferent, paying
q license Of $50 to the State. A high IL
cense law would have the effect of closing
out the bad and Indifferent and say half
dozen Of the good remaining, paying
each $500 license there would be q de-
cided advantage morally and financially
to the town and State. We have no
doubt that the prOprietors Of our first
class bar-roOms would be the first and
most prominent advocates of a high IL
cense, and would not hesitate to pay
large sum as a license as they would
profit Immediately from the clo5ing out Of
their competitors. But as the Legislature
failed to appreciate the policy of such
system, We the people; have no other re-
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GRAND EXCURSION!
FROM WASHINGTON TO New
ORLEANS.
For the occasion of the
French Festival.
Under the auspices and for
the benefit Of the St. Mar
tinSville Benevolent
Association.

Leaves Washington Tuesday July 18th
at 1885 a. m. Returning leaves New
Orleans Friday July 10th. at a. m.
The train will pass Stations so minutes
after the local train.
Fare for the Round trip as
follows:
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Get your Flower Seeds from Martial
Bienvenu, he has full supply of fresh
seeds
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Opinions.

II q not too much 10 SAY thai with the
LFvfNo Aok eus comm An II tho whole
neid Of current iilsrAsy activity; and u
hes never seea % bright - ceaap shen
utva ~ dsrerxlfied IN taterest - tk IL To-
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Il hs> now for mary Years held The 4 81
p1a,e Of al our ssfzAA kubsics.sons. Inrre
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era<ure. b uxraphy. PHILOSOPHY or r -ii ston
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Ths ehafehnsse. New York.
Mary the whole yer q OF authors and
writers appear IN II IA thesr hst naooi<
1he 70 s1cf n ksps well abrezss % the
current thosshs Of the Ases-bssson Jour
II mag be truthfaily and cordially sale
ss 49, f r.
Il enables IL rcaders 70 KEEP fully
ahreas< Of the b.st thoas ht and ltcras ufe
q civisssAtioa. = Garrett an Advocate.
Hi xrayay. ASTON. science criticism,
hiAoty. poetry. trAves< whatever ~en
Waichman. bostoa.
Throu.h ~ PAGES alone n II possible 20
b - well informed In currvat ntera urt
- ~ the pesussi Of . long isst Of month
No. -rhsssaeaphsA Inquirer
In f~ct. = reader he sas ne more than
thia oae paoiscstian - ksep him well
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nnn1Ay rchoai Tiaaes. PAiladasphiA-
Furrfnos< Of thu ecscc 10 periodicals -
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Pahlisned weekly ~ D year. postAgs
freeA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-30

The CorrMBrA RIVER FISHERMEN.
"A meeting Of striking fishermen
was he'd at Astoria last Tuesday.
Among other speakers was ID. Cronin,
who. according TO the Historian,
came forward aud introduced him.
self as the man who bad been stigma.
tized ss the arch fend whose mission
was to provoke strife and discussion
bat be had not come here to provoke
strife; be had come here to aid Ia
securing . peaceable adjustment oil
differences Between employer and
employees. He believed the demand
| Of the fishermen was fair and reas-
enable. and 1t the congress OF FEEDER
ated labor and trades unions. which
he hsd Just attended IN San Fran.
cisco. be. together with Mr.. John.
scr. had represented the grievances
of the Columbia river fishermen. and
the congress had passed resolutions
| OF sympathy and declaration Of In.
tention TO give them substantial ~
sistance II necessary Ia obtaining
their demands That IL the canuery-
men knew what he knew they would
gladly grant the demands Of the
| fishermen withort ten minutes jelsy.
II had been proved TO his satisfaction
that the fishermen were right, aud
they were going 10 have what they
asked 'pcsreably II We can, BY force.
| IL we NUS He said tia, II csupers
refused 10 aceede To their demands
their organizations would combine 10
prevent their goods from being used.
aud their ruin would he inevitable.
That the capitalist only existed by
the suffrage Of The iaborer. 0sher
speakers followed in the same strain.
tsrcain read al editorial from the
Orrgnnian srd declared tha: any
menhrr wbn psirnnlzed that jpnruai
must be considered q traitor TO the
cause To the impartial observer "
y dffIicult TO see In what way the
meeting and speeches there made can
be conducive 10 q mutually sasisf-c.
tory settlement of The existing dider.
eHces Bs.sled right dowu the
speeches amoant just 10 threats %
coercion and rusn 10 thnee Who
Gamers and cspisaiists--rrfuse TO
accesae 70 their demands which they
declare unslterahle
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THg MoHfooMEzY LETTKR -Ihe
SPOKANE Chroai<i~ refers 10 the lelstf
|ef Al Montgomery 70 senator
yoogh<<s 10 The terms following:
"A remarkable docuinent hss emAn-
sfed from The King county nenber
Of The Territorial Democratic Centfsf
COMMITTEE Il b addressed 10 Sena-
Tor voorhees, and has been used as >
circular letter among Democratic
Congressmen. Il i party iudiet-
meat Of Seua.or Voorhees, for the
sin akninsk the DemocsAcy 81 aiding
bis sou. Deieeaae VOORHEES,, in his
eff1rts 10 secure the admission Of
this Territory 20 the Unaoa. Il points
/ out the fact ~ illustrated In the last
legislative body. thai the Territory
10 overwhelmingly Republican; that
the executive y . Republican Who
besiews the Territorial offices 10 his
prefogsfive on sfsunch Republicans
He labors TO prove that Waahington
| b emphztic.liy : Republican Terri
| tory. He b undoubtedly xware that
Delegate VOORHEES, b pledged By his
party platform % work for sdmis-
sion. and yet he aims 10 fix on 6ena-
| tor Voorhees, the stigma Of treschery
| 10 his party on account VI the sup
port be has given 70 his sons admis-
sion measures EvidentIy Mr. Mont
gomefy has abjarrd the doctrine.
dear 10 the Democratic heart. Of
states rights. or the situation Is %
desperate from the standpoint OF
party xral that party success d psra-
mount to every other consideration
We are not prepared 10 judge the
rarty in this Territory by This extra
Ordinary manifesto, but We shall b
INTERESTED 70 zee what response the
Democracy win make 70 such sensi'
ments.
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Tue 1l>H aslll 1911 nOt IL 70 CAL On
Europe and ohtnfned ms a. deal u v<iuabis
tnfo. '1afipe whicn be d compsfent 70 impair
70 thosr In need 81 his services~ DR.. 8IBBut
will make 10 charge unless 10 snIerfs . cnrs.
Perso cured ct home Gall or WRIT. A;
communication ssricsly occidental eens
ten tiollars for : packsge Of medicine. Al
dress DR.. J. r. uzBBuN. Boz 1851. ean Fran
.I~co. Gal Mention Posx-fxTxLlxaxxuEx-
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of3ce Of the Board OF Commiss'orersA
for the Construction o. . Hospital
for the Insane 1t Fort sfeilacoom.
FoKT eTElL ACCOM- w, r.
April I isss.
CEsLED PROPOSALS WILL Biz Rv-
= ceiv.d ~ this efl1cs until 9 O'Clock
q M. on thu 81 day Of Nay. I S. for fur
u TIE erection and con struction OF the
brick work and plAsterinR Of the Hospita
for the Insane 81 Fort StoEiscosm- Wa h
Ter In accordance win a awnings and
ecsnnaiinn4 vhich VIII bs ready b.
ar "a isss. and may Be se<n upon sp
esparafs hds viii be received at The
same date for suppl, ing and delivering
81 the Hospital grounds. tw0 miliian tmost
o. iese} OF sound, hart, weilburned
square bricks Bidders win specify sire
o. bricks. and when they viii Be aeiiset-
o ely s., 9 sss sams date for furnishing
40 bsrrsls snors Or Len, arst-cirss Lime
~ barre tmors or ies., bsst grade Port
land eement-
90 ou hel. fnefe or lessl long cattle hair.
. sssrsl. smcs Or l..s ~. s ssss, g.Ii.
ct the same q sse for furnishfnx ana de-
Eycring the timber and iumsAr required
In ac< orda &c with the rpeci fcs lions and
bis of auantifie< with may be zen
uton sppl eaten NJ tbs ONCE. Lumber
10 be dellv =. a - the Hospital xruuod !.
wi hin ninety days sftxr tbs swATd Of The
coafract
A bud- IN thu fuii amount Of the con
trarf prfc~. with two or ore o proves
sn, ctiee resi1ents Of Wsshi sgfoa Terri
sory. vi | BE- y oui-e4 frrm he su-ces<fui
bfrd Ger. conditioned for fhs faithfal per
forrpst &c Of his contract
fhe RICH 70 ~ serr. a 70 reject any OF
al ki5a
All lids shall b. M. ked Sealed Pc
po>als. and Aderessef 70 W. H. Pura
phrvy. Secretary Bsild ny Coz mlsxl "A,
AZ TULrIs
W. n. Pom HREy.
GKtl h. snA>S0>.
Bui,tinR Coumi -ssensrs Hos . al for r.
sane Of w N nxtrn Ter i1ozy. As~s
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Clsh friees isf lhs btss Hams and
Fsfsign LlttfalRr.

Possessed Of rnE LIVING Aex and
enc of-cther Of oer xisS<fazss Amersssn
rnsAthlsus. . Subscriber wta ind htmSesi
IN command q tAs uhoss sisnsten. =
fhiiAasipnsa kvenins ksalleEia-
for 0ie - TaH LAYING Aex and AM
one Of the AaeFteaa ~ ma8thltss rs
ssarpers Weekly er fsasas Eli b n
for = Year. pesspaad or fcF " - Ink
LIVING AsE and the at Niehol&a
Aaarsn lIEfAa4l. x CO.
5at Bo~tsn.
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FOR SALE.

THR HULL or A STEAMBOAT
L bqtlt lac year. IL efY.srsd for ale vrry
chesS Cor rsxA.
fos fsrthsr pArti~clz-s aprsy 70 the ea.
<inccr q ths s<e<naer de- rhsn<. & Sena.
re. a. e J. ~. n&lNk stniss~frsso r II
ts- estate u A. na'nA - 6nahsck. Waak
To. sozn1w
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Estray Notice.

A BUeKsKsx C1LoRED PONY.
- nl-e ,csrs old "a. fou q aud u feia
hv JAME2 II sNfou14khy. e. uDoceoln.
King unity. W. Y. The Owner can ~
cover he N smsi By cAisina fer u asd
psyirg Tire chavxes<. apis ~
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- 001 y y
Dlsp>nsasy No. e7s
E>a<uy s1Rsnt, Scr
lfanc1sos. Ez1ah
Ii<had N 1&l. ~
he trealnept Of
3kunal and osu1nA.
0iseseN such ~
seNonGEoA. otUz
Eucrum. aKrHu,
|xu In III lie forms,
| s1EuAE WkAKNxs
nd fnxsrExcT.
osa Of manhood
| ermaBenfly curee
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cUn9 kteEUooA910o0.
zb<ums<l<sn y smoas tn mos< painfu1
Il The Disorders arising from virisrrs3
b,ced md derznyencnt of The digestive
lsnd hillary organs. Ayrrs Pins relieve
and esrs Rheunasixm whrn other rvsne~
di<s fan. s. NJ Sprncrr. Syracuse. y. r..
uritxss II wss eo16ncl 10 my bed. WIKI
Rheun,fixU. three months. bur. AFTER
using lev boxes Of Ayers Pilis. beesns
Z wen msn.s
cuR9 oouT.
8. Lansing. Ycnke~. y. r.. writes:
sRecommended to me e . cure fer
chronic costivsr<<s. Ayers riils have
relieved me net only from that froabic.
but also from Gous- n every viesim Of
the tiscass would heed only three words
Of nina, could Danish Gouf from the
| lind. Those words would Be. Try
Ayer's Plh.'s
CURE PILES.
Pies are Induced By habitual eonstipa-
ton, debility. indigestion, or 4 morbid
condition Of The liver. A cure Il best
effected By tho use Of Ayers Fills. John
Lazarus. 81. John. y. D.. writes: "fwas
cured Of the Piles by the use Of Ayers
pills. They not only cured me Of that
disagreeable disorder. but care me new
Iife and healsh.r
Druggists.
4 Co. Lowell. Msss-. .. 3. A.
:. - = :. .sssst saftff
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DR.. Henlsy's Celery Beef aid Iros ~
stores lost vitality and gfres s<sc tfs asd
cfoor. DIV
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ou0k NGA0Ac1eG.
Hraainehes n usuassy fDaered ~ 60
sivrurss, in1iHxios, foal ssoraarh, e
osk<r drrzn-rnenss q ~ digestive -
irn. ana nay ~ eaAily cured b. H. ~
az Ayers rizis. MA Nary a. sccsf,
rur.z,d. Ne. writes. = hsd suzered
drxa1ynsiy fran sick HeaslaAe, nd
thosrht myself fnrurshle. Discrlcf of
ths sfpusich caused y. Ayers Fah euzesl
Ne eukhv,y.v
CuRG Dll1ououGDo.
John c. rssfison. LoweH. Weir, wrikrs;
II wss asS.rkcl with Bilisus Fever, which
was followed BY Jzun<15ce. ! was %
dznserousis @, thsf my friends despaiEed
of nv recovery. l commenced taking
Ayers csrhartir Pits, and soon rexsincd
my customary strength and yizor. 1feel
certain tha. ! owe my recovery te your
fnrsluabie ria
CURE INo1ceSTlom.
Ayers Pills act directly on The digesffre
md asximilzfive Organs. Influencing health
fnl action, impsrfing strength. and ersdi-
eating disease. G. W. Mooney, waIls
wallz. ". T.. writes: al have suffered
from Dyspepsia and Liver troubles for
years past found 10 permanent relief,
until ! commenced taking Ayers Pills,
which hare effected complete cure
80
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BY the use OF BnckinQbam's dye the
wh,skess may be easily msde . perma-
nent, natural brown, or black, - de-
sired.
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o. and After April Ii McClAnz 4
Qutnx VIII make you phos0Rrapns - y
pr doxsn, dnishsd IN thsif very bess
styls. apl
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Hs.dschs may be relieved BY using
Nerrxr's Pasacea. apl7tmyl
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@. DAVIES 4 Co. viGh TO call the atteu-
tinn Of business men aud others to their
large stock Of Blank Book. which 10
every respect are frst class. add viii BE
sold as low a. the Iovsss. us Front -
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7. 3. PuxraRxr. Insurance and Com.
missioa Agent. ja10
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"Cur FaEIaar RArss.r-Oar spring
goods arriving ~ cheap freight enables
a. to give the psblic the nsnefit thereof.
We offer clean. nev goods and nothing
shop worn, Is prices without parallel u
the history Of Seattle.
mL8 ToKLAs 4 SIxoExa6AN.
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% 70 per dozen for nrst- claa cabinets
as PusEs's Ara Studio. ap2
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AnGRIACVXA u
Me-& nxer. T. q Pr ~
fcaye facoma eye~y 49, ~
and Friday. AZ . q n
seattle train. cArs ysrr -
81 sc > fer ulynp z Aros-
Hl< ckockn7s Hay& - -.
turning w.il leave ~ 49,
dsy. THURSDAY and s<S>oS1 -
ana oiyDFla ~ y a. -
ma 10 - nrect with 49,
SOUND foint2 Fer frulz N -
Ply II CeDpanyt oIlIcn - r
wha. OF On bo-rd-
sy3 Jas 0kIFurH
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0svnv Glide q. ". O.
+ RAVES YEaLxHu T.
wood utsaleay. No. u
City. Mount ycruGA 80
tcrmedfate points akox&
fo77kR On tie wksF1
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onfM0sT lIvInc WaITERs.

Tke ablest and most cultivated intel
octs ia ever department az Liaera u Q,
Science. Politics and Ar. mi exprsssson
n toe f0fip11cai l-iEufat.>fs OF Eufope.
nnd especially VI Or ~ Britain
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vosunes yeAr. faraisnss. fsvun tbs st
and svnerasly tn&cs1 ssote HAS VI tins
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toxy n III eunPLETENsfs with which Il
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MOBILE Is ONE or THR MOST
M charming cities in the youth. with Z
locafion and climate unsurpassed.
Tourists going 5outh or to the Expoai-
tien this wiDtsr will ind i 70 theif I'd,
four hours' ride from New Orleans, leas-
snx in the morning and returning IL the
evening. thos avoiding The rush and Ia
eoavenicnces always sSsending such large
crowdsL
The Hsfel has bean newly refurnshed
ssn esrpst thsonshont snd 70 p n
compisss hossls in the e0ufh.
q d. BARNE8
Manager. FORMERLY Of fhs Eynns Ho<sa.
horeen. and Cnion square Motel. New
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rrcssdenti Wise Preszdezl
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pugst Sound Eati0nal Bank Of
ssattla.
Occidental Block.

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~ domestic exchange. frz1<fef unaey
~ teiexr>ph o any part a. The Cnl1eS
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noney and tS1e pass books or currzncase<
coRRxsPosDExrs.
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kRrtS lie Ro<h~child Freres
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Hesfcn. suffolk NAficnAl Baak.
can ff&ncs>co. the HAnk AZ Caifsnrrsa
prrtinn4- the Fsr~f Nafsona3 nank.
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. BENlNGMAUsEN
TOWNSHIP PLATS

DEiNG IN REcErPT OF REGULAR
ID we ky reporfs ON the Olympia
Land once. we are prepared 10 furnish
towash plaf< with entries marked 70
- .. thereby saving 10 intending . ttlers
he delay and trouble OF send ng away
Tor the same. Prize, per townxhip a.
ANDER5Un BROS,
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