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A Lake Charles Boom.
AXE Charles Commercial.

Lake Charles Commercial.
Lake Charles Eas made port of en-
try during the second session of the
46th Congress, but for all practical pur-
M zhs in that character has long been
in a state of comparative inocuous de-
snetnde as it were She IS now about
to emerge from the chry ysaiis which has
enwrapped her, and to take her place
as a full 1edged entreppt. Contracts
have been entered into with the mill
men of CaIcasien for all the lumber that
can be cut at their fullest capacity, for
shinment to the Central American and
Mosauito Coasts. The arrangements
made for the present provides that the
mill men shall construct lightering bar
ees to be lowed to the Pass for loading
deep sea going vessels, the work to De-
gin at once. u !.
The duties of the collector will be
very much enlarged, and the office Will
become most desirable one, partieu-
larly when the government building, &c
which. Lake Charles is already entitled
shall be erected, and the custom OH
GERS domiciled here.
With two North and South roads, ont
of which actually in process ofconstrue
tion. connecting MS with Northern sys
TENS. and our present East and Yves
line. and our foreign trade cobwebbln'
the Gulf, may We not feel elated ! W.
dol There are no flies on Lake Charles
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NRcRoLoGY. DIR. Martin. E. Demaret
died, after brief illness; at his resi-
dsnce 10 Washington, at ] O'Clock on
laai Monday morning, aged So years
and 6 months.
The deceased was native of Frank
lln, st. Mary parish, but had been a
resident and practitioner of medicine
% this parish for the past thirty years.
The doctor had a wide circle of friends
and patrons ayal was held in high es-
lsem both as a physician and citizen.
He was buried in the Catholic Cemetery
q Washington, on last Tuesday, the
ID inst.
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We refer the reader to the ADVERTISE
meft Of Leche's Graded InstitHte, New
vileanss which has acquired the deserv-
Y rsputation Of being one of the best
colleges in the Soneb. The forte OF this
excellent institution is in the thorough
Ialning it imparts to the student 10 En-
gliah, mathematics, the languages. .and
sle sciences, and its adaptation to the
PRACTICAL pursuits of life. The institute
Y z day, boarding and night school
aau y prepared to give excellent accom-
NJ mmaouafions to boarders from abroad
\. ahe session win begin as per adyer-
sAelaent, on Monday, Sep. 8, 1889.
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Ven. William Pierce, of the Govern
Y : stan, 4 prominent citizen, and for
@an5 y years Captain of the Continental
wards Of New Orleans, committed sll-
,slae on last Monday in the Armory OF
sae continental Guards, by shooting
nIMsef through the brain. No cause
soala pc assigned for the rash act, ex-
ssRt mai he was q great sufferer from
asasaigla in the head He was Q well
Asewn and honored citizen, and ms
W aesfrnction was sad ending TO q
q and brilliant career. He com
.;aaasd the State troops in the field dn-
as ssa tae troubles in the sugar district
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j, Sally Martel and Chas. w. Lewis,
Two young law students of Ole town,
passed a very creditable exaelination
before the Supreme Court and were ad-
mitted to the bar on last Tuesday. We
extend to the young gentlemen our best
wishes and bespeak for them pros
Berous career i'm their profession.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

From our ID exchanges we see that cat
srniIlars have already appeared in the
eottou fields near Natchez, on the Mis-
sissippi river. If the showers continue
thronrhout this month, we may expect
them here also. Get ready your Paris
reen for the pests.
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Our thoughtful old friend, Hon. FL. L.
Garland, while enjoying the numerous
altraetions of Paris-and the Exposition,
has not overlooked fds friends at home,
and as is customary with him on bis
yearly jannts, has furnished us with late
nlas of the newspapers of the localities
Which be visits. Last Thursdays mail
brought Us files of the following Paris
RapeFsof the 10Th ult.: Paris, LIE Figaro,
L,,antFansigeant, LIE Petit Journal. La
Nation La Presse, and lie XIXe Steele.
II point Of size and typographical
beauty they are far inferior to ouI
American newspapers.
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Owing to rush of printing briefs
,qaip this week, and of all hands par
tcipating in the celebration Of the "glo-
rioas Old FOURTH we are again con-
strained to ask the indulgence of our
Tssders for the paucity of local news in
this issue of our paper.
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a select and large crowd assembled

A select and large crowd assemoieu
at the Merry Makers Hall, on Wednes,
day. June 26tb, for the closing exercises
of the public school. The young pn-
pills were quite successful in Their reel, s1
tations. and the smiling faces also the
lond applause of parents and TRENDS
indicafed that the little ones entertain
ment was very pleasing. Among tnose rose
who distinguished themselves were
Misses Bessie Collins, Lizzie Smith, ga
mile and Bertha Levy, Louise and Ju-
liz petetin. The ttbleau presented was
ve,v % pretty. Premiums were dissripns. y
nd and many were there whose eapoas
We, were @ crowned with the laurels OF sue q,
cess The children have made remars Z
able ahIe improvement under their efilelen' ,i.
teacher. MRS. E. Tansin, who, no aoap. The
takes great interest in her pupils. 81 ihe y
people Of Grand Coteau are grateful ~ =,
Mrs. Tansln. and hope she VIII TeEaall !,
here h. re- q long time, continuing the wora or
she has undertaken -instrnetlng .ne
heart h. as well.as the mind Of the yoahs
HCaae SO I'll
children. ~ ,eaa
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Auqustusyratt VS.. Louis Oesmarais.


BY virtue of writ of f. IA, to me directed
by the Hon. j. B. G. Donate. Justice of the
Peace, lst ward in and for the parish of St.
Landry, will proceed to sell at public aue
ton to the last and highest bidder, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 3lst day of July, A. D.
1880, at 10 o'clock g. m, at the Office of Hon.
J. b. G. Donaco, in the town of Opelousas,
parish of st. Landry, the following des-
crbed property, seized in the above entitled
suit, to-wit
A certain lot Of ground situated in the town
of Opelousas, La, together with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon, having a
front of fifty feet on Market street, and run
ming back in depth t1r8he coul6e lesson,
bounded north by PROPERTY Of Maurice yils- L.
Martin, deceased wife of Bernard Martin,
east or front by said Market street, and west
by said coulee lesson.
Term8-Cash.
CLIFTON LEMON,
Constable lst ward, parish of st. Landry
June %, 1889 Jt
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Ex.-Gov. Warmoth says IN an int9f. .ha
.;a1 90 With q northern paper, that the
Wv sl'..ces as If Louisiana ssrecogniziDg the
nssrss slsar;ar;tv Of their white neighbors ID
- ;'ataII; ganee and experience. are now
willing to trust them Win sno oIu, tnrn
of public affairs, asking only - 70 hara sara
II .ha rioht to vote freely and 70 nave
sbair M votes honestly counted
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

The Supreme Court met here Oh last
Monday, fAe lst inst, with their Hoiaors
AssOciateEJustices Poche, Fenner, V +
kins and McEnery present; Chief Jus,
tice e. Bermudez absent Several cas-
a we're argued and submitted on briefs
oa Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thursday, the 4th, being. a national
holiday, the Court was adjourned over
until Friday. The decisions and judg-
ments Of the Court will be given in our
next weeks issue.
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R.rnett & Sons wish to say to their
,,tvons pr and the public that they have
ss.s;Sed s.s to remain thirty day.-,longer.
TSase TSss who are in need of photographs
iii iii do well to come at once.
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va copy this week from the Plea
,nns' y an interesting "write up" of
Grand Ssa Coteau, which we do not consi-
Ssr as at all oyerdrawn in describing
tbst beautifnl section of our parish.
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u..,v showers have fallen daily.
,raaIout non the parish, during the pasq
lnlyI VI No more complaints of dry
..aafher now.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

The Attakapas Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation held it's quarterly session, in
this place, on last Tuesday evening
The usual routine of business was trans
acted and the reports of committees
showed the Association to be in a flour
ishing condition. The membership now
reaches twenty five, which is pretty
far representation for the length of
time the organization has been in exist
ence. aud being limited to the Attaka-
pas Parishes. The next quarterly ses-
sion will be held at st. Mariinsvllle In
October. The following are the ofilcers
of the Association President, A. l.
Lagalde ;aH ice President, " : A. san
| doz; Secretary (pro TEN }, {. > Peas
lev Treasurer, T. j. Liable.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

A brilliant array of popular lecturers
appears on the program for the Chau-
tanona season of '89, among them the
following: Prof. Ii. Fl. Boyesen, Mr.
Frank Beard, Colonel Russell Il. Con
we'll. the Hon. Will Cumback, Miss
Kate Field, DR.. Washington GLADDEN.
Mr.. Al. M. Griswold, 1.-THE "Fat CONTRIB
utor'' of Texas Siftings); DR.. r. w
(sunsaulus, Prof. j. P. Mahaffey, toi
Dnblin); Donald G.. Mitchell, TX Mar
yell: Bishops Newman and Andrews
and DIR. David Swing.
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Remember the grand l4th OF July eI1 e,,
curaion to New Orleans. rasa IRE from,
days TO be spent in the city. fafe a. lloo' n,
Nj washington and opeloasas onIs pow
ssa :i the advertisement elsewhere.
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DrED.-sasurday, June 90. 1889, at p, IN
Mrs. Martha Boyd Amis, beloved wife {
Rev. III. G. Manly, aged So years, lO month
and 24 lays.
Deceased was buried at Algiers, July l.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

rho snnreme Court, the Pharmaceu-
III III Association, and the 4th of July
wa ..Slabratiop brought many strangers to
ss,0 - soWn during the present week.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

The Police Jury, sitting as boafd
of Reviewers, at its session last Mon
day, passed resolution to raise the
assessment on lands and to e4nalize as
easements. This movement, when ai,
pears quite just and reasonable, viii
increase The assessment ut least one
m;llior, dollars more than the former
under valuation, and will approximate
a more corrSf pro rata assessment !,
We NAV now expect to see the parish
clear of debt in very short time.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

VA acknowledge the receipt of an
..;,stion to a Grand Hop, to be given
W Y Tnesday, July 9, at Opera Hall,
r.,uley, n Many thanks.
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NOTICE I!

ENRON and after July 1st, 1889, the Dog
Ordinance will be strictly enforced IN
| this town, Persons having valuable bogs had
better apply to the undersigned for the prop
or taos c: F. BURR,
| June 222t Town SohstapiS'
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

Attention is directed to the advertise
msnt of the Oxford Hotel l23 Royal
street, New Orleans. Parties from the
country contemplating visiting the city
toSitness the celebration Of the fall of
Tie Bastills July IA, 1889, can make
satisfactory arrangements by writing in
advance to Col A. X. Long, maaager.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

peath and marriage notices, not ex-
nssiilg i've lines are published Tree.
ssl. n aales are charged at one-half rate
=. Rsaaing notices.
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ron SALE AT A BARGAIN,

IN corporate limits of Opelousas. contain
ing about IS or so acres, under goo@ fence,
and most of it in high state of cultivation,
including fine pasture partly wooded and
containing about 35 acres. For terms apply to
A. L. CHACHERE,
June 29-6m Opelousas, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

Every family should subscribe to The
Times Democrat OF New Orleans it Is the
greatest paper in the South-Daily and
Weekly. II has the largest circulation.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06
ASSESSORS NOTICE
n a KIP A " r II -

OFFICE OF ASSESSOR,
} oPELoUsAs, IA, June s, 1889 )
All persons liable to II cation upon any des-
eription of property, wIa}ther real estate or
movables, are hereby notified that III cohlof-
mitv to Section 81, of Act s5, 1883, tRevenue
Act that the enlisting of the property, and the
estimated valuation mac ? therein by the SAID
Assessor IN accordance with law. and that me
said said Assessor for inspection and correction for
term of twenty days. beginning next after
the ten days required for notice as herein pro
yided shsl have expired. All taxpayers are
Earnestly invited to avail themselves OF the op-
portunity afforded to make known their OBJ
iections n any assessment, and to test their
corrections in the matter provided by law.
F. SUMPTER TAYLOR,
rupaast Assessor
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n,st received by J.. B. Sandoz u Bro;
4 lot Of good gss, whlen ale aao Yn ,haa'
cheaper than ever. TO anu seo 'nol'
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

IT stands at the head of all Southern news
paners. The Great Times Democrat OF New
Orleans, La.-Daily and Weekly. 1t has the
araest circulation.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

Nhen subscribing for newspaper get the
hest. The Times-Democrat of New Orleans
Daily and Weekly. 1t has The largest ei''e'tta-
tio3
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

seas designs In fancy cards, envel-
lsA etc, just received &C this ONCE.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

rra,e we're many strange faces on
- directs this week.
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Notice to Contractors.

FVVHE Contract for building bridge across
l. bayou Fuslier at Arnaudville will De
sold to the lowest bidder on the 9th dag OF
July, 1889, at 10 o'clock M on site OF blwige.
Specifications may be astertained by ppiy-
ing at Arnaudville to oon,
J. b. BERGERON, or
lime 90 '39-at r. B. WILKINS
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

i ssgies Of fancy printing done at
alllsa On abort notice at low prices
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The most thorough training in English, Matt
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Raferenees: Joseph A. Breaux, State Super
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Emery, Supreme Court, Hon. F P. Poche, su
preme Court, Hon. Leon Jastremski, Loulslan'
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leans. ~ Send for prospectus. Jyo'3m
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Taken Up as am Estrny,

Taken UP as am Estray,
DY the undersign ed at Plaquemlne Ridge,
II red brindle COW, about 6 years old
with two calves, j and years old, COW brand.
ed on the thigh fac-simile of brand at this
officej This animal is wild, has been rang,
ing with my cattle since about two years.
The owner is requested TO prove property, pay
charges and take them away: c.oesn,,>r
July q. ). y. uoooEi'iN'
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

Every business man shonid adyertlse
in his home newspaper.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06
18th Of July
EXCU URSION
Washington to New Orleans
Three Full bays i'm the City.

Leaves Washington Friday, July l2th, Re
turning Ferry boat leaves New Orleans Tues
day, July 10th, at 10 a. III.
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Schedule

Trains will run so as to make connections
with all branch roads along the main line,
going and returning, and viii stop at all sta
tions. For general Information apply to
JULES DUBUS,
New Iberia, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

PrpLAHED ON SATURDAY BY
,rnNCE &c T.. A. SANDOZ
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

No Liquors Sold on the Train. Good Order
Guaranteed
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06
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This book, complete in one volume, with in
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tsPELOUSAS:
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! s'.,1T1nRDAY, s::::: JULY 6, 1885
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4
ApeIpusas Courier.

.:.5.I Iaurnll Of the Parish Of St. Landry.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-06

To provide rev hue for the town OF opelou-
sas, La, for the year 1889 by leVying Of tax
es upon all Epperty, real and personal, sit
uated within Ahe corporation limits OF said
town nnt cxemnt from taxation.
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NO. IL.
JUDICIAL NOTICES.

S1ONSTABLES SALE.
LIST Justices Court, Parish of st. Landry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-23

about dwelling together in harmony.
There Is no reason why we here or they
there should swallow every particularly
obnoxious candidate or vote for a man
for county Office that we do
not want to have II. The Berks
Republicans are denied by malign fate
any voice In the conduct Of the affairs of
their county ; though they have as big
a say as anybody In those Of the
state aud Of their party. Generally
they have been q submissive lot In
fact we do not know when before they
have said "boo" TO their bosses. But
this time there is plenty Of kick
ing. Something seems TO have stirred up
the bile Of the party. A man named
High has undertaken TO administer its
affairs, and having advertised himself
rs the agent Of Quay and the dis
tributor Of the federal spoils, he seems
70 have secured small majority In
the convention wbereupon the mi
nority have bolted, and threaten n
separate organization Of the party in the
county. IL may I've expected however
that a judicious application of soothing
syrup and distribution Of sweetmeats
will calm the troubled spirits and that
the Republicans of Berks will shortly
fall back into the Rip Van Wrinkle sleep
from which they have been stirred.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-23
The End Of War.

The manpuvres of the German troops
near Hanover again give prominence to
the smokeless powder SO often referred
to In recent field operations of the Ger
man and Italian troops. According to
the cabled accounts of this latest trial
the new powder is u great advance in
that ever moving art Of war and renews
the wonder as to what it will all come
to. We are told that the corps using
the smokeless powder got within two
hundred yards of the enemy without the
latter being able To determine the dis
tance. "The enemy were often taken
an the flank and were unable to guess
whence the fire came. If il had been a
real battle they would have been ami
hilated.n
Another new device used in this blood
less experimental battle, was the Schu-
man iron-clad tower, mounting machine
guns. There were eight of these towers
on the field. Ii is evident that the
weapons are becoming SO terribly eff
tient, that war may be resolved into a
series OF maneuvres by which each side
will endeavor to keep out of sight Of the
other. In the days Of armor, war
finally became a costly farce, be-
cause the well protected men in armor
could not be killed. In these days
Of machine guns, magazine rifles and
other terrors too many men would be
killed II great armies met in battle and
tn their anxiety to avoid inglorious ex-
tcrmination commanders may, after the
Aryt battles of the next war. keep out of
one another's way with skill so marvel
Gus that war will become a safe and in
seresting though expensive pastime.
The really alarming phase of military
development will come when nations
begin TO pitch earthquakes at each
other In the guise of cases of high explo-
sives In large masses. ZaIinski already
talks about hurling dynamite by the ton
~ an enemy seven miles away. There
may also be cargoes Of similar earth
qnakes drifting about in mid-air, but for
ose present the war terrors that actually
osresten on the earth's surface are quite
easough To give hope that they will COM
PEI everlasting peace.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-23

ON Sunday afternoon n large bull in the
Philadelphia stock yards broke into an en-
closure whore Butcher John Mcleod was
M work The man ran across the inclosure
toward the gate. But the bull was ncetcr
and caught him when the goal had been
almost reached.
With "A hollow the brute buried his right
horn IN MeLcod's back, between the ifth
ana sixth ribs. The sharp point went all
the way through the body, penetrating the
right lung and protruding from the right
breast The writhing victims weight on
MS horn only seemed to add to the bulls
fury. Ho dashed around the inclos-
ure Mt railroad speed, his victim screaming
with agony, aud the powerless spectators
mraiyzed with fear. Mcleod hung
suspended from the brutc's horn.
while the bull beloved, and tho crowd
shouted and yelled in transport of fhorror
The bull dashed madlv around until he
was exhausted, and then threw his uncon-
scious burden into Il corner and bolted
away,
Mcleod was taken to hospital, but there
Is very little hope for his life
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-23
ACHE

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we make our great boast our pills cure II while
others do not,
CARTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS are very
small and very easy to take One or two pills
make n dose They are strictly vegetable md
do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle ac-
ton please all who use them. In yals at - cts
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CARTER MEDICINE CO., NEW YORK.
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price,
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GSrttrNinuN.
x Winter
California !

The hrst aud second parties OF the season Will
Leave Philadelphia, Thursday, November a.
ana Thursday, December 10, for Pasadena Los
Angeles ana other points In southern Califor-
mia.
The route will be via Baltimore. washincton
chicago, Kansas city, Las Vegas, Hot springs
santa fe Albuquerque, Barstow, and san R,r,
nardlno. The trip To be made in u special train
oi Magnificent Nestibulcd Pullman Palace
Cars, with Pullman Palace Dning-Car.
Every ticket entities the holder TO visit Los
Angeles, The Raymond, al East Pasadena
Riverside, san Diego, Santa Monica Santa Byr
para, san Francisco, santa Cruz san lose
Mount Hamilton, san Rafael, and other leading
resorts III California. Choice Of Four Differ
eht Routes Returning. Fifteen Returning Par
ties under Special Escort. Return Tickets also
good on all trains until July, 1880 Indepen
utht llchtts, covering every expense both WAYS
giving entire freedom TO the passenger while In
Salllornla; ana also In making the journey
short solourns at The Raymond, East Pasadena
Hotel Nendomc, ran Jose Palace Hotel san
Francisco; Hotel Del Coronado, san Diego
Hotel Rafael san Rafael santa Cruz: The A r.
lingt1n AN San Marcos, santa Barbara Hotel
Arcadia, Santa Monica and other famous
Pacific coast resorts,
Dates Of other California Excursions Oct. IA
Jan. q, D. and Soi February 10 and II; and March
Dates Of Mexico Excursions January l3
February 10; aud March 3 and To-
W. RAYMOND. ]. a. wHITCoMB.
ss-Send for descriptive circulars, designating
Whether book relating 10 California or Mexico
tours is desired
RAYMOND \ WHITCONiB,
III south Ninth street lundsr Continental
hoteD, Philadelphia, Ia.
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