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THE RAILWAY BRIDGE ACROSS THE SABINAS RIVER, SABINAS STATION. 
 
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VIEW ON THE SABINAS RIVER — ABOVE THE RAILWAY BRIDGE. 
 
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 GENERAL VIEW OF THE COAHUILA COAL MINES, HONDO, MEXICO. 
 
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"HOTEL RECTOR," SAN LUCAS Si'RL\GS, MEXICO. 
 
 (these SPRIiMGS EFFECT MOST WONDERFUL CURES.) 
 
THE CATHEDRAL, MONCLOVA, MEXICO. 
 (this ranks with the oldest in the republic.) 
 
THE PLAZA, MONCLOVA, MEXICO. 
 
A GENERAL VIEW OF PAHRAS, MEXICO. 
 (A great summer resort. Delightful climate. Elevation above the sea, 5240 ft. 
 
 A grape and fruit centre.) 
 
THK PLAZA, PARR AS, MEXICO. 
 
A MEXICAN JACAL. SANTA ROSA, MEXICO. 
 
CHURCH DE L4 JIADhRA. 
 
 EL SANTUARIO." 
 
 PARRAS, MEXICO. 
 
 WOODEN WHEEL CART.' 
 
MOUNTAIN SCENE NEAR MAYRAN STATION, 
 
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