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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

Van Houtsu's Cocoa-Tae orginsl.
uOSt soluble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

The popular Board of Trade" sam
pie room, % Pearl-st., IS, without ques-
ton, one of the handsomest resorts IN
this city. The changes that have taken
place in this establishment are many
and worthy of mention. A regular vIs-
itor would be greatly surprised at the
marked improvements OF the interior.
The walls and ceiling are now decorated
with new and handsome styles Of wall
paper and fresco work IN all the latest
Colors. The fixtures also bad COM
plete overhauling. Among the other
improvements made may be mentioned
the relayng of the floor. The card
parlors have been partltIoned off from
the sample room by handsomely de-
signed screens, and the cigar and to-
bacco department IS separated from the
rest of the establishment. Ia making
these changes, r. :. Welch & Co. spared
neither pa rs or expense, It being their
wish that the establishment owned by
them would be one of the handsomest
and most attractive IN the city.
It i well known fact that no sample
room in the city serves better liquors,
wines, etc. % their patrons than the
Board of Trade. and all concede that
the line of cigars handled = difficult to
eclipse. Vow that this popular resort
has met with such changes there is no
question hut what IL viii boom more
than it ever did before.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02


nwzs after tie beautiful sun had
sunk n tne West ard ths shades q
night h4d gatner = Fast, oetseen Non
Gay aud <aEurdas 4 l4st week, that the
aAftsr DARK" nan OF the TELEsAAs
HzEALD gzthefed sons interesting
rumoEs II faets and f4ncies that are
Liable - figure eonspieuously al the
eoming municipal eiecIiOns.
"HO~ would you Republicans hke
John Beixnap for superintendent Of
p0llee's vas = question that set tns
'sAfter Dark" man 70 thinking, and as
action must quickly fo..os thought, II
a person 8 70 learn much Of politics, it
vas aot very long before the said A. d.
nnan vas rustliag Dlkemau for mayor
Henry ActormGk 10 Dc nominated Dy
Dkeman for as e54beF or the Board
of Police ALL Fire Commission
ers, ard Re - make belknap
suDerinGendent ~ B0lce, vas a very
sllcx slate that Hf. very soon run onto
cot course the "a r-ton gang" said my
informant, IS nof necessarily Ia love
WITH tnis scneme Nut Il doesn't follow
that q won't Nor' iust the same"
Another scher Which some Demo-
crats think WOO prove q very slick
one, IS 20 persua% Mel. Ford TO accept
the mAyOFaity a. stepping stone 10 90
back % Congress 10 Beikn4Ps place
next fall
sMayor KiIlean s entitled 20 Q re-
nomination, an certainly ought 20
have lt, " sad one man, and | can't
understand Why City Treasurer Geo.
Perry IS back-csppng him 30 much. It
may Dc that the mayor has made one
or tWO unpopular moves. but no one
EhO has the interest or the city 81
heart thinks i good taste for city
treasurer 20 laugh at the eity's highest
offieial-behind lis back. Mayor Kill
lean made quite serious mistake q
week or two ago. and /. for one, don't
believe be Will ask tor the suffrages Of
the citizens this spring"
What The mayor made mistake.
What was it2''
"Oh, nothing serious, perhaps, but
nv private opinion y that when he read
that communication OF his 10 the coun-
Gil on the water question, be was read
ing ms own death warrant. You see
how the Leader attacked him? His own
party organ, you know, and after say
ing what they have, neither OF the
Democratic papers can give nm very
CORDIAL or effective support hereafter.
/ don't think ne VIII be candidate, by
any means.
The new Ninth and Tenth wards are
proving a source OF great anxiety 70 the
wOuld-be Democratic leaders. Under
the captaincy of Mr.. Shingsley they
have had several meetings during the
last ten DAYS, and It's SAID some verv
velghty problems have been presented
for the assembled sOlons TO solve. Ii
may not be necessary 20 tell you that
the said sOlOns have 80 far failed TO
fud satisfactory solutions for the ques-
tons involved in the situation, but such
Is the fact, and when hear more will
let you know. AFTER DARK"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

Percy c. snyder, the welI-knovn real
estate dealer, mas removed his Office
from - Pearl-st. 70 more convenient
and C0nmodious quarters, % room IS,
g Csnal-st. Mr. Snyder has been n
the real estate business IN TINS city for
some months past. and durng that time
executed quite a number Of very prom
nent saies. Re would p pleased -
see AL his trends and patrons IN his
new quarters.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

Wander Werp, Benjamin Bros. 4 Co.
"A Mour0e-st.. VIII TINS week have a
grsat safe 0f mems plan ard fancy
w0rsteo suits thaf are worth $500.
s1oo0 and $50 each. During the
week these goods VI be sold a. the
unusually low prlce Ct $500 each.
They are n black and blue coip7s. and
sack coat ard one snd three button
cutawavs. Here : = spierd = error
tuniry % securing fine sprpg selg st
. very lcx fguEe-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

81 Wr II r.. meetings af Coed TsurIsrs Han.
rrrnar @a1fh nfrtsffn a1t isla1f-sfs CeatrzI
1rninn rfeer1T Elurst Az a. - r. r.s e
f-seers re- fiurs.i8v. ~ =. "a 1icn az 1ions.
fret rhug~Ta~ sf esch nentc gifiS sew ~
scnrai. Saturday. - 9. n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-02

A fine assortment, with six warp,
Just received. Sold at reasonable
prices. ADAMS 4 Co.
90 MOnrOe-st.
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No, 80
All! lit Anita tres surprise.

auUIee et reSFeClee, cOmme ellie lie
merlte, ponr sa bont6 envers moi.
Felevation de son cmur ct les hor
rlbles souffrances qui ont brise ce
cHur atteint daus les affections les
plus legitimes ct les plus sacrees.
Eth blen, monsieur Marcuss
Sill ne %asissait que d'obtenlr
ie conscntement de ma mere, il
ny anralt point dc lif1icuite. Mais
ma situation ct In sienue ne sOnt
pas aussi simples que celia, ct ie
Snls obiig6 de vons faire IN ayeu.
de vonS ieyeler deS secrets que
JayaiS jniG de taire, ct que nul. en-
d.hors de vonS, he doit apprendre.
III heslta, ct aiOnta:
-Vou'eZ v0as me promettre que
lien &c &C que v0uS ailez eutendre
ne Sortira de yos leyres. que vous
ne le 'eptterez a personne, pas
meme q madame votre mere
-Cest done bien grave? de-
manda Anita.
-NonS Ell iugcrpz vouS-mGme.
Je ne drvrais pas le dire.
Meme d mos
-Neme a vous! 4 yous que
Jaime plus que ma vie Mais lie ne
weak pas que vou> pnissiez douter
ie moi. de mon cmnr, de ma Ioyante,
qne vous pniSSie2 janais NAL inter.
prefer ma c0niuite on en- souffrir,
D'aiileurs, ainer, dams le sens ele-
We, absolu dn mot. c'p>t croire. Je
eros en- vonS, et e ne vous deman-
lie plas cette piomeSSe de silence
quI Semble 'ous inqnieter. Vous
ne me Ia ferez qu'apres m'ayoir
en'rndu, 81 vous jugez aue vous le
nevtZ.
Anita sc rapprocha de lui ct lui
tentlit Ia main.
TEST que je mai jamais rien
cache q maman, fit ellie. Mais par.
l9z.
La promesSe que les leyres ne
prononcaient pas, 'accent ct le re-
gard IL tirent, ct Marcas reprit. en-
gaTdant entire ses mains la petite
qu'on !ni await tendue:
-Je me dis orphelin, parce que
ma mere desire que son existence
demeure lnconnue. Depuis vingt
ans, ellie a voue sa vie q une ecu.
vre sacree, a un devoir terrible ct
saint, don't rien ne peut, ne doit la
dispenser, non plus que moi-me-
me.
I'll devint tres pale, ct ses yeux,
Acknowledgement doux ct peusifs,
semplirent dune brusqua famine,
don't Peclat effraya presque la jeu-
he file.
-Un crime, pourSuivit.il, un
crime atIUce ct lache, a Iendu ma
mere veuve. Tn miserable assas.
sine mon pere, dams des conditions
particuierement infames, que je ne
pnis vous eXpliquer. II IA meme
etc plus loin, ct 81 je vous donnais
lie detail de ces scenes sanglantes,
je troublerais votre ame ct j'assom.
brirais pour longtenps votre jeuna
imagination. Laissez- moi done
vous taire celia, vous Eapprendrez,
uD jour on l'autre 81 vous consentez
devenir ma femme, Anita, quand
fauiai uu nom vouS offrir.
-Un nom ? tit encore la ienue
file tie plus Ell plus Gtonn6t, mais
emne ellie meme plus violenment
gn'alIe ne laurait cru, par facceut
IT les oranges paroles de celui
qu etc almaii.
--Oni, Aulta, Car le nom sous
| !Pq"el vnas me c0HnalsseZ, ce nom
dr Marcus que j. porte aux yeux
de tons. ce nom nest pas lie mien.
-Vous ne vous apprlrz pas 2. /.
-Et. aioula Nia'cns, j'ignore
moi-meme mon vetisabie nom, que
IVA mere ne me revelera que lie jour
OH, me mettant TN face de l'infa.
me, MOI. pete. ellie me- dira: Tieus
ton serment!
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-C'est done bien mysterieux ct

II la regarda dun air profonde-
ment emu, ct ajouta
-Je suiS venu d'avance, parce
que j'esperais yonS rencontrer.
peut ere, ct que Jetais decide !
vous parler...
Eli bien! dlt-elle, ie tronvefal
moyen, dams la soiree, de ,ou>
ecouter. II Y aura beaucoup de
monde, c'est plus facile en- pareil
cas-.
-Merci: l'ai tant de chooses 4
vous dire.
-Et, Il present, nous serionS
interrompus. Nos h6tes Won't argi,
yer. Ii faut que Je remonte aupreS
de maman, pour lui placer moi
meme son camelia dams les cheveux.
Vonlez- vous les sentirs
Elie lui donna les deux H9urs,
qnand on entenilit la porte cochere
s'OuvIIr ct lie rOuiement SOGrd Dane
sOituIe sur lie sable fin dc la cour
d'entrte.
-Voici ln monde, s'Gcria Anita,
je me sauve.
Ellie reprit ses came!las
4 tout 4 Pheure fit ellie, en- lni
envoyant un dernier >ourirs, ct ellie
s'enfnit, legere ct pfompte, CONNIE
une gazelle effarouchee.
Toujouls courant. ellie arriva aa
premier Gtage, a fappartemens
particulier Ge la baronne.
-Coume tn es rouge, ct CONNIE
le c9ar te bat, ma cherie, s'ecria
Maze Ricadarcos, d Ia vac de sd
file, qui lui sautait au cou ct lem
brassait continent.
-Cest que j'ai couru, rtpliqua
Anita. Je suis un pen en- retard.
CONNIE tn Sembles gale ct heu.
reuse!
Ne lie suis je pas toujours au
pres de tOI, .naman
Sans donte, ma cherie. Mais
aujourd'hni il Y "A qnelgue chose de
plus, ct ton petit cGur ne battait
pas settlement de la course que til
venais de Taire.
A ces mots, sous lie regard inter
rogateur de sa mere, une fagitive
famine ajouta quelques atomes DC
carmin d FincaInat transparent gui
auiu,ait deja Ie TENT de la jeunt
file.
Mas tn WI personne, tout d
l'heure {? continue la baronne.
-Si, maman, repliqna Anita
sans bais>er les yeux, ayec sd jolie
sincerit6.
-Et c'ests
Monsieur Marcus. Papa Ia
invite ce soir, ct il est arrive at
salon, pendant que je cueillais nos
deuy cameliaS.
All je men doutais ! fit En-
ma, qui devint pensive.
Est ce que celia te deplait9 :
Non, pas le moins du monde
Et vons avez cause ensemble 7
"A peine echange quelques pa
roles, pendant cinq minutes. ..pent
Gtre.
-Ce jeuue homme te plait bean.
coups
-Oni, maman.
-lIt lula
Ill maine.
II te la dit
Non, mais il ma pronis de m
dire pourqnoi il ne me Favait pa
dit. repliqna Anita, en- souriant d
Get air tendre ct spi'itnel qui n'eh
appartenn qn'a ellie, sill n'avait ap
partenu dfjl a sa mere.
-C'est 4 moi quill aurait dl
s'adresser d'ahord, poursuiyit /
baronue toujours sOngeuse.
Oh! maman, puiSqne je ma
point de secret pour toi. ct que t
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T.
-IE-
Sernent dune Mere.
Par A. MATTHEY.
jSuite.I |

telle feminine, ce petit coup de
scene, ellie dnt ttre satisfaite de
leffet protnit, car Fadmiration do
jpune homme aCheva de le trouhler
complement, ct c'est a peine s'ii
put haIbutler an s'mademoi-
Selle - :" touteS les forces wives
de son Gtfe semb!aUt concentrees
dams ses yenX. File resta, une Sc.
conde on deuX, silencieuse, immo-
bile, dams Ia posture Qu'e!le await
dil prendie pour ecarter les bran.
ches des bnissons qni lni fornalent
cadre, lie haut du corps legerement
Ell avant, Hes bras etendus, sap.
puyant sur Ia pointe de ses petits
pieds, jouiSsant de refet produit.
regardait.
-NouS 6tes done des n0tres
ajonta-t ellie enfin Ell achevant de
Sc degager des touffes qui sem
blaient vouloir la retenir ct en
s'avancaht de deuN pas vers le jeu
ne commits de la maison de banQue
RivadaIcos.
-Oai, mademoiselle, repliqna
Iarcus, monsieur votre pe.e ma
=, - i
-Jen ayais le pressentiment,
lit ellie.
-Vraiment, vous. .pensiez 4
moi
Anita tenat Ia main 4 MarcuS,
avec Ia sincertG de son innocence
heurense, Ell jeune file habituee a
ne point nentir ct Gtre franche yls,
4 vis dele meme ct dies aasres ce
fut sa reponse. II saiSit cette main
dane faeon 81 respectneusement
pa>slonnee, qua CO senl Geste, toCt
ce quill y await rent Gtre dan peu
trop sincere, diront beancoup de
gems, aans FACTION de Ii: jeune file.
Sc trouva!t justiii6
-Je snis toujourS pi6te avant
maman, pouvSnivit ellie, sans SON
ger d len cacher du plaisir qu'el!e
eprouvait. AuSsi, ie suiS descen-
due pour prentre denx camelias.
II y en- un pouv moi, ce,le-ci, fit
ellie, en- mohtIant celui qui etait
lGoerement teiutG ct don't ellie II.
diqua la place, en- Iapprochant de
ses cheveux surie cote l'autre est
pour maman. Nous portions tou.
lours les mGmeS htnrs.
Comment =. madame votve
mere? 0emanda Marcus avec Solli-
citude.
-Maman va b;en, dit Anita.
Sous son aspect f,6le qui la fait
ressembler d ma sHur, a peine al
nee. ellie est vaillantp, voyrZ vous,
monsieut Marcus; ct puis, je crols
ou'elle Wit de ma vie ct Qn'elle he
sera iamas malade tant one Je me
porterai bien, de meme Qu'elle he
yieiiIira iamais tant que je serai
jeure.
-Votre mere vons aime passion
nement, repondi; Marcus. Qai he
yous aimeraif ainsi, voas voyant
ct, snrlout, vons connalssant !
-.Alors, vous m'aImeZs repIi'
quat- ellie, encourageante.
-Oui! Anita. murmura til, 81
je vous aimel
-Vous lie me l'avez jamais dit
il est vrai. Pourquoi ?
-Pourqnoi !? repeta-til.
-Vous savez pourtant bien que
| ie ne vons deteste pas, continua.t-
ellie avec sou ftais sourire, a la fol,
! spiritue!. confant. heureuX ct ten
| Dire.
Anita, vous feriez croire auz
anges!
-Ce nest pas une reponse, celia
-Vous aveZ raiSon. Je vouS Ell
Jois unp. J'ai des explicat!ons
VOWS donner, a yons seule.
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THIBODAUX, LINE, SAMEDI, AVRIL 26, $780,
la douceur de reuteudre la premle'

re?
! En- ce moment la femme de cham
ore vint annomcer quill Y await du
monde au salon.
Nous recauserOns de tout celia
lit vivement Emma en- embrasSant
sa file, avec des larmes de ten
dresse dams les yenX
-Quand tn voudras, mere che.
iie.
| Lorsqnr madame Rivadarcos
entia dams le salon, suivie de sa
file, il y await, en effet, qnelques
uns des invites du baron, parmi
Ie>qnels, haturellement, monsieur
Marcus. Les deuX ieunes gems Sc
salEGrent, comme s'is ne s'6taient
pas vas dfja, ct Emma tendit la
main au jeune homne avec cette
eNpressiou de sympathie qui pre-
nait tant De charme, venant dele.
Lopez, qnoique partl avaat Marcus,
etait arrive bien apres lui, ayant
etc aIIete, Ell route, par Fun de
Ses principanX clients, dc cenx
don't lie credit a la 5anoue etait lie
plns eleve, ct quill n'eht pm rem
bourser, 81 &c client await ,eciamG
Ses fonds, Get instant de crise.
-Emma, dit-ll a >a femme, au
moment Gu ron allait passer dams
Ia sale a mangef, ie vOus prierai ce
soir, qGand nous serons Seals, Ge
accorder ouelques minutes d'eD
tretien.
-Oui, mon ami, dit,ellc douce
ment, encore frappee de rexpres-
sion dangnisse de son mari. ou'eli,
scale pouvait deMGltr nettement
Sous le visage d'emprunt que Iii;
impoSait la presence lie seS h0tes.
lie diner fut somptueux, ainsi
quill !'etait toujongs chez les Riva
darcos. LIE repas tini, les invites
sc rtpandirent dams la verandah et
dams lie jardin. Gu Ton tlevait prem.
dre lie cafe d la frafcheur relative
de cette belle sol:ee de fin de prIn-
temps, avant Fheura on commence
tait !e concert. C'etait Pinstant
favorable pour les deux amourenx.
| qui desiraient echanger luelques
motS sans teElolns. Aussi Anita
ct Marcns Ell profiterent,ils sans
S'G:re fait un Signe, ayec le ner-
yeilleux instinct que l'amour d6ve-
loppe en- nous ct qui perms de
dire one lamour dome de resplit
aux flies.
-Pa?lez vite, je vons ecoute, dit
mademoiSelle Rivadarcos, iorsQne
les deux jeunes gems Sc rencontle'
rent, CONNIE par hasard, an detour
dune petite alice, suffisamment
6loIgnee ct sufisammeut Obscure,
pour qu'ils fussent assures de la
solitude de leur entretien.
-Iademoiselle, fit lie lie jeune
homme dune voix emup, yous savez
que je vous aime, que je vous aIme
follemeut, depuis lie premier joar
on je vous al vue, il y a de cell,
deux ans. C'est ce qui MA decide
a solicitor mon entree daus les
5ureaux de votro pere. JIgnorais
ce quill Ell resulterait, mais ce
m'etait deja un bonhenr que de
svivre en- une atmosphere qui st
: rattachait la v0tre, 81 iudirtcte
!, ment que celia fAt. ST Javais ett
libre, poursuivit Marcns, il y 1
longtemps que je vous aurais
avoue mon amour, que je vous
,aurais demande Ia permission d'e'
2 pa,ler 4 madame votre mere, gu
5 parait vous aimer 81 tendremenl
e encourage a celia par l'accueil bien
veillant qu'elie me fait, par !;
sympathie ct la confiance que n
Rivalarcos vent bien NE temoignel
l Ii sfarreta une Secoude.
1 -Si vons etieZ libre, dit alor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-27

and interesting readings of such compo,,,
sitions. No doubt the lovers OF art VIII
find time and deligh. to turn from the
sober consideration of the "Gettero@m-
merung" and the Fifth Symphony TO ths
lighter contemplation of the "Beautiiui
Blue Danube" and the like.-[brookiyn
Eagle.
On Wednesday evening the Jucn
Opera Company will appear at the drano
opera house, which, according to lndlca-
tions will be crowded. The advance sale,
which commenced on Tuesday last, has
been very large, and the entire engage.
ment of four performances will be one OF
the most successful given here. Faust
will be given ON Wednesday evening.
and for Thursday evening Wstltam Iell
has been selected. At the matinee Der
Freischutg will be given, and on Friday
evening the engagement will close with
Carmen. The company includes within
it's ranks, besides Miss Juch, Georgine
Won Januschowsky, Susie Leonhardt,
Carrie Freebert, Lizzie Macnichol, Fanny
Gonzales, Carrie Morse, Charles He'd.
mondt, Charles Turner, Frank Pieri,
Elvin Singer, Giovanni Tagliapietra,
William Lee, William Bott, Franz
Vetta, T. S. Guise, E. N. knight.
Speaking Of beautiful women, it is un.
questionably fact that Mrs. Padelford
who is now singing at the Standard
theater, was at one time considered the
most beautiful woman in Washington.
At the time " hen she first came forward
there as the wife of one of the Padelford
boys she made a veritable sensation
The Padelfords had originally come from
Providence, had gone down to Savannah
and had finally established themselves
in trade at Philadelph where a couple
of generations back the representatives
of the family at that time estahlished the
fortunes Of the house. Mrs. Pad
elford, Eow ct the Standard thea
ter, accompanied her husband to
Vienna and was accepted there
it is said, in the most exclusive
circles of that extremely exclusive so
ciety. She developed, however, it seems
fondness for the society of young Wien.
nese noblemen, and the differences
between her and her husband were there
upon established, which finally culmi-
mated in sensational and scandalous
divorce case. The other Padslford mar.
ried Miss McFeeters, Of Baltimore, aud
it is said that the couple are now on the
point Of separation by divorce. While
one Mrs. Padelford was dancing at ths
Standard theater the other night, the
other Mrs. Padelford was in box at the
Metropolitan opera house, surrounded by
the kind of young men who become en-
thusiastic over lady who has reached
the interesting and romantic stage in her
career now reached by the one-time Miss
McFeeters York World.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-27

Local and through tiGkets sold, baggage
checked. Pullman sleeping oar rcservatIcus
made, and general information given upon 81
plicstion to J. M. OHAWLEY, Asst. G. Pas Agt
No. 200 s. Spring ST., cor Second. CHARLEE
5EYs4sR Agent ct Depot.
i Sundays excepted. Mondays excepted.
A. N. T0WNE, General Manager
T. II. GOODMAN,
Genl Passenger and Ticket Agt
OI.Sm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-27

tOaily. fDaily except Sunday.
Trains leaving LcE Angeles CT 3.30 A. NJ con-
nee, at San Befnsrdluo for all points south to
Ooeansids. Trains leaving Los Angeles al
1880 An. and arriving at $50 P. M. corSneci
st East Riverside for all points south to Ocean
side.
Depot at foot of Firrt street.
K. n. WADE, General Manager.
8. D. HYNES, den. Pass. Agent
WILLIAMSON DUNN. General Asaas
City Ticket ONCE, No. 30 North spring stfeS,
CHAS. T. PARSONS. Ticket Agent
DACIFIO GOA ST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
L Goodall, Per kins d Co., General Agents
San Francisco.
Northern routes embrace lines for Portland
Ore; Victoria, B. c., and Puget Sound, Alaska,
and all coast points.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-27
ComDagalc Generate TransatlSDlIqa

FRENCH LIME TO HAvRE,
NOMPANY'S PIER (NEW) NO. AZ .essssp
" North River, foot of Morton street, ssasESsaGs
Travellers by this line avoid both trsTrif' 4,
Engl;sh railway and the discomfort OF orSxsn, |,
the Channel in small boat. '>A'
LA NORMANDIE. Frangeul, Saturday. Feb
8, $50 m. e'
LA BOURGoGNE. santelli, Saturday, Feb, Is
1 100 p. m.
La BRETANGE, Santelli Saturday Feb %
ZOO q. m.
LA GAsCOGNE, Boyer. Saturday, March. l
1:30 o. m
For freight or passage apply to
Ne. Bowling Green. New Yo,i
Tickets i0T 81 81 81 esd sz 4
ofdces in Los Angeles.
J.F. FUaAzI q co.. Agents, Montgonsr,
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