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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 8, 1892 · page 2

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MAllcxcd Democratic Plot to
Capture Pcnnsylvnnials Vote.

~~—_—...

mom says rn. fiche-a r. in
un“ M “I. Republlrnu 'I'lrhcta Till
'0- lat. lb! line It! the Blntlon—P‘uruln
for M Headquarters.

Pnrunnruu. 0a. a-The Prom todny.
ray- that Chairman linden»! the state
Winn committee, gives out an expose
olwhathatcrtnan Democratic conspiraqy
to anal the thirty-two decimal votes of
Pennaflrauia (at Cleveland and Steven-III.
The dares at the wnwirwr. The Em-
lynlaburadon an aflillarit of A. Nevin
PM" editor and proprietor of The
Franklinllepoaltory. oi Chambcrnhurg, Pl.

Hr. Pomeroy Iwcnrnthnt while in Harria
but; on Oct. 6hr: was met bylillayu
Greer, superintendent of public printing,
who evidently mistook him tor a clerk in
the atntp department. congratulated him
onthogpm‘lworkandread bluia letter he
Ill] jlut written to J. Marshall Wright.
chairman of the Pennrylranin Democratic
5M0 committee.

The letter, laid Greer. stated that. the
ballot would be twenty-two inches wide by
filly—two inches long, null that lion. \Vil‘
llaln F. llarrity, n-cn-tary of the common-
walth, would hold it buck until Oct. 28
More otlicially certifying it to the various
mntywmmissionmap provided in the
Bakerhallot bill,'which delay would pre
rent the Republican counties trout getting
thatcrmand list of nominations in gulli-
dcnt time to have ballots printed.

Greer turther urged, l’omeroy continua
III his lflidarit, the mid Chairman Wright
«impersonal letters to he writtento
county commissioners in Democratic conu-
tiu requesting them to make arrangcmcnu
with E. K. Meyers, Democratic state
glint“, to have their orders tiled in!

iota at me and they would be
drenthe preference, as Meyers had made
Malawian“ the large printing
afloat to print tickets hulkmrmticwnn'
tic-only,“ thatno the county printing
emcee had not the facilities to print the

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ticket in the present shape. the Repub ’
conntia would be prevented from gerttn
any tickets, and that. the state mud thin
be carried for the Democratic pnrly.

Greer further said: “If we can prevent
Republican county commissioners from
getting their tickets printed they cannot
hold any election. Mr. llnrrity snyupecinl
gladiona can he ordered alterward for
county olficcrn, but the national and atate
election. will then he cm and Pennsylrn
niaarried tor Cleveland.”

A. Appeal to Paulaol.

Gwalllcnder rent the following tele
gran: to Governor Pattiaon at Harrisburg:

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

“Ml.

«stint-u mi

 

’ mm = ‘ m -‘

holder-dawn“ ”We! then
bond-"equaled thattheyhneontinnedatzpor
aunt. and‘thia mm. entry- the aorta
Hana-rider: at baring plan! a marlin-at
hanatalownrrataot int-rant and in anon
adranlmom poaltlon than any governmental
earths“) illnatnted byapractleal mutant
th- orndlt at tho United Batu government

 

 
 
 

 

Secretary Footer thcn diamond the tart"
and the financial plank oi the Democratic
party, and in conclusion he urged his heur-
era to give their rote» to the Republican
candidates, local and national.

 

Secretary Futer'a Tour.

Wnsulxorus‘ Oct. 8.«~Secrct:rry Foster
has lett the treasury .lqumment until
alter the presidential clktiou. lie will do
liver a political spcccl: in llonrerueur,
N. Y., on Oct. ll, returning to New York
city Oct. lit lie will 1hr . return toWaoh-
ington, leaving almost inmwdintely to till
political management-x in Uhio. Illinois.
Mlsmurl and Rams. Olin-r otlicials now
on the stump or about to go urn inimim
tion Commissioner Owen, Solicitor liq»
burn, First Comptroller Mutt l‘ocw, Railroad
Commissioner Taylor. Fourth Auditor
Lynch and Recorder Bruce.

Brill-lay In Newark.

NEWARK. N. J.. Oct. 9. James-nonvo-
Kiulcy apolm before an alllllt'llt‘l‘ nl sen-ml
thousand Republicans at (“ah-lupin park
last night. llewas given an enrlumiswtic
reception by the various political organ
fixation-V and was drir'rn .tn the ball through
streets cruwdral with people. John Kenn,
Jr.. the Republican cnmlhlate tor governor.
and R. Wayne Parker. the nominee for
congress. both addressed the meeting he
tore Goremor McKinley was introduced.
The governor spoke [or half an hour on the
tarifl question. A bouquet ms served al-
ter the creating.

Sell-tor Quay'a ”(Irene-tan

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s,—~l'nitod Sum-s
Senator llattbrw S. Quay, who in in Phila-
delphia under the treatment of n hysi»
cian,anya be is much improved. ml will
not talk polilirm. l’rom‘expmniom mndn
by the distinguished Republican his lrir-nds
infer that it hit health continues to im
prove he will loan: for New York next
week to take an active part in the work oi
the national campaign

Dun 811400»de thnt mm 1-. gnu Hum firs-Ink! out
Want my mum rm em ammo; Torr“. Oct. 2;. ~ The convention of
h m“ “I”? f .r "““"" ““1 ”u“ ‘5'” straight out Democrats to pan nlzniuxt
h . aimple In?” F 1M: ”u." (“mm“); 1 “a" we action of the numb" Ilvnurmric con~
WM‘ ”0" V l' 'r 'h “m unuenltlr rcntiOhAIfJnly v 'nlbhlng'. the l'mylw's

”Riki”: "Ca.u.,l h.» ,rmu anti-”w me . . .
fill it lapractimhy “bylaw,“ to have A. bull party state hri .yuzmml. alter baring
' alluvial n-rmli. ,im- ill-timing (or (inner

lots printed by Xor. 5 thorn in a rcduc , .
up. 1. u. a” of 9.. paper, Cleveland and cr-numug the luston'nts (on
Man not moth»; lreor If: M their aell out.
in the Itatn which can print a ballot fllty‘twu
Inch-inlay“. There In at lent munch
It“: “LWL: it relight-ed to tony-fire inchea.
u ’t r thu' etmhebmn twltb
in that h“. M “can: (hemp mg“. ”I cor-cred that John Clark. on tumor can
in; out leads and omitting the anneal-nary ‘1“ in “’3 lantern penitenlnrry. I'M ”w“
W any. “my lube-fin: m ,5, Mad confined in a box 3}»; feet wide and 6 but
“get mpnndmm uflccn in in. third high. without light 0! ventilation. ”in
and birth columns. clothing confirm-d oi a rugged jacket. liz-
gm“? gigglimgib: mu “m waa strapped to the box. How long he low
I 0 - m ' '
abn- toaeahe: Ibat but: may reinlt in din thua corruunl m not known.
m; mind» at t (mand- ot rotnrn l
w you no. at no. time. so um there "hm“ " "m1". .
lay ha no torthcr contusion in the pnbtierntad “min" Dd" 0"" 8,—-“ '"m'" Lynch
”my..." or “3517”!“ to "my“, m was adjoining belting at l'nllimt' mill
Mn or the muting out or a bulk»: of on. when his arm caught in it. In an imunut
nae-In length. Will you plan Iitrneknow he was rcrolringat a [rightful rates. A lter
at but“ MN. ml. rithorby I’ll! . f” revolution: hlfi My my“ [lymwn

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

Brutal“, to on Insane ('onrlél.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ii. It has boon dis.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

sir-all. whats-in bar-decided upon an to the
mm: aaddaeutthottckorr
“Paar": Ruben.
“Chairman Republican Cmnnntten"

Wmignny was neon linal'uited l’rraa

re mm to t maplrncy al-
leflfl to have been formed as We ntatrd,
and build ant-earn atallagitaml Mel"!!!
nattar. The narrator raid that there wan
not tho alighteat datum that Prealdeul
Haitian will lune l’ennaylrauin by run-non
cl tulle hunt. law;

AT neuocmmc Kentuckians».

chair-u llarrlty outta-a with ur-
lupawan to tho Appeal hr rat-do.
XII Yell, Oct. lit—The report that ex-
NayIII‘WJtfiracchd Winachrrk
mmmhwwmm '”'
wu at tram-n an a
manuals-t n u. m that no.
mum—mw.um
tribal-d ennui

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

nearly thirty teat. The arm still dangled
in the belting. torn from the rocket. Lynch
lived but a few minutes.

Caruso. on. B.~Bil|ianllll Prank Iron
in matched to play John Robert», the Eng-
llah champion, in landon next January
{www.d which m baa already
horn dept-shed u n lone“. The game will
“12,000 palm: up nnd will run Ihrormh
all day. Lilli point- hring played each
atternoon and evening.

Mm» “In. Dead.

minimum, N. H..(Ict. nation. .3. R.
Ming died. aged eighty.” yearn. ll-
waa elected tothe'l'wantymentb W
lain“, mmmdhlmandwuthe
leatanrrlrnrnt that body.
min or non. m c. w
Wu. ho was the allied. tiring

banana-ca
”Minna-tall. ltaltltldndlegwaa
”cilia. ’I'o relieve the harm'-
mwaa-Wandthm

 
 
 

 
 

“fig " ‘ . anor-
claw

fill“:

m titanium u. ulnar.
mnmnmwr. n u

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.Wiesms mun .

 

The! Revolution in Venezuela
Piactically at an End.

 

or mmmmnoum

 

Yukon-Pal“. and Illa ”inillfl'n 'I'alo
, W In Flight—No comm-unnum- ot
the Depart “at United Mum Con-II
Ila-Ia llad Been Fired num-

Wmuimox, Oct. B.—-Coulirin:lti0lr of
the report that a decisive hat l in ion! taken
pheabetwm the gmeimumt tom and
there at the revolutionary party in Van-
cruel. baa been received at thunaryde-
Miriam. A dispatch cam to Secretary
.Tracy from Rear Admiral \t'adkcr.com-
hurling the United 8mm remix in Very
unclan waters, saying; “it brevurted that

' an ongagerucnthan taken pint-c, resulting

in total defeat of the government and cap-
turool thchnunelnn commander in chief
near Caracas. lterolutionists will occupy
Caracas tomorrow." This inmmge was
tinted at La Gunyrn and canto to the navy
department twenty~lonrn after it mu illt'd.
Shortly after cnlm- another dim-(ch from
"It: admiral. This Will ulnar rink-d Ln
(lunyrn and mad an follows: “l‘rmident
and V'cmuelan ministry have ninudunm
Venezueln itrvolmiouhds “unwound.”

lt willbe noticed that neither oi these
dispatches contain: any mention of the.-
report that the United States consul, Mr.
Hanna, waa fired on by n Venezuelan mgr»
ahip while in the harbor oi Matcnto in his
naphtha launch. and ln'cunm: 0! this omits
sion. and [min the tart that millin- r'omui
l-lauua nor Minister Scruggs hm sent a
atatzcment of such an occurrence to the
state department. it is Mir-rid in oflicinl
circle» that the report in not Inn».

An oflicinl of tho nary dopartuwnt what:
position entitles ngm to speak anthoritn
lively said to u l'nitr-d Prom: reportcr in
relmnceto Ihc matter that had any»
Inuit been mule on Mr. Haumt Admiral
“'alker would undoubtrrllylmn- notified
the navy depurtmeut oi the {tn-t.

Iii-cam by the (Tnbluel.

“I can hardly believe the roporl in true,"
humid. ”for with (rm l'uital Starr-s res
n1» near by. llu- Ycucmlmm would not
have dam] to fire «in our flag. They could
not hope tocopo with our rem-via. "ml it on
engagepcnt Zuni taken placrthr-mmll gm»
of the Chicago would harm lm-u snfiirir'nt
to quickly fillt‘lll‘!’ the \'rm2uvlnu cmir. "

No rummage oi any son from r-itltl'r Min
inter Scruggs or Conan! Hanna had been
incited at the state depurtmeut‘rp to the
time of neurling thin dirty-Quit. The only
official informatimi in tho lim’x‘ltul ul
Acting Secretary Aer was fltlllnlllfll in
the dispatches from Admiral Walker.

These messages were laid before the cabi-
net at its meeting, and the rcport thnt Pun»
rul Hanna had been Ill-ticked was nlsotlin-
cunt-d, but in ricw oi the (act that no olliv
cinl information concerning the reported
outrage against him and the am; had luv"
receive-ll the sulijmt mm [usual on; ujth
out action,

The l'uitulStulre. luv. I‘M) \tr‘wi'lwwlllt
Chicago ltltll the Kr-nr‘nrgrwin the harbor
ollntimlyrn. and other rem-[wrin- l'otr
coal—dd nixbin a day's miliuu Ilia-mute.
Tthhicng-Innd the i'rmrunl un— lu’n Ill
the new wwlo null me tin lnfzglll}
equipped for Warfare. m tiwn‘ in my Mir in
odiclal circles that the inn-rm“: «I this
country will not lie well protected. (in
many and Italy are curb n-prvpcnted by
our worship nt la (iunym.

no lien-ninth)- I’rutlrully Emir-d.

CVRAl‘AU, \V. l., (lot. 3‘, ".u'“.'§ ll-‘lzi brcn
received hm of thr- mltlplr'tr .m-nhmw of
the de (new government ot Vommclzx in
the portions of \‘illmnwl’nlidnnml his min
intry. ’I‘hr [vim-o where the lanth- tl‘t‘llm‘ll
was at San Pedro, on out o! Illl‘ way viliutzc.

ll wan a hot and bloody battle. but ul
abort dumtiuu. The clincontvurnl while»
at the wirermnrnt army were no nutch to:
the trainrrl run-ram oi i.‘fl‘flp0. The whole
ulctlmrtinus tuthr rank» of tlw nt'nlu
Ilonifitn mlrlt’tl to the tliu-mrilituw 0' Ville

wl’ulldo's lullowrra. ll'ni wuernia muck
drape-ate «rm. to rally thrir men, but it
wan a Wlfll truth.

Diamayod by the terrible onmught M
thouuuny they wavered and fled Illi’l'f tbc
battle had been raging only it uhon lbw.
TM (lmpllla lollnwul up their tub mange.
tiring nun: and rum-helm to trunk very
loam on thedemornliml lugitiv—m {tinny
were killed in the combat. the lame major
ity of luau 0t conm bring on the uuwru
merit ride, and the daughter which charm:
total the pom“ ol the unlucky midterm
oi the ultuiuiatrntimr won trnildr. In thtr
wny tho killed and wmiwlcd anionic the
”amt trump new mom noun-rum
than than. who (all in u»- tumln “no".

The (Io-hm" In Clair! ruptured.

Vlllewl’nldu‘a whiter» In their illuht

directions. tlutr role idea bring romp.
from the buy at their [mum
Druid:- tha upturn oi an lmmrunr
amount at ammunition and rumor tlw
Inad- hundrrda ul prlmnm
Anton. the latter were runny prominent
Euro-timportant “more wan
Witt «nuns-odor in
w. Wraith. tom hiatlml

reported toll-v. given thank to ulram

 

but Catharina! Inca, tirnrral (“n-ape in celebration

 
 
 
 
 

.m',

”I Al‘ WWO".
Mural m Finally (in-m

by the Joint corn-auto.
Oaxaca. Oct. h—‘l‘ha lath
World’a lair dulleatory oxcrcllrl wan M
Iy nornpleted my I: A live noun’ m
aerator- otthe two commitment on mo»
nlea. 'lhe exerclau will ho held in the.
Mauufactureru' building. under the dim
thin 01 the director general. amdinz to
the following program:

“Nubia larch." amour-ed by Prat-l

John K. Paine. ol Canbrldw. llann'. '
mar. by Bishop Charla. ll. Portland Gall

introductory aura-a. by director M
d Add‘r‘emhzt welcome and tender or the In.

on t city of Chicago, by W
Wuhl-nrna. mayor. .

. Selected radiation from the “

Ode." writtan by Miss Harriet lonroo. at
can: Innate by G. W. Chadwick. of m;
reading by XII. Sarah C. Lemoyne.

Praenrurian by tho director at work. of the
mute:- ant-trot the cum-rum and award to
them of apart-l comm-moraine madam

. "The flatware Telling." Haydn.

Adam "Work ot the Braid of Lady Inna
3m." In. Potter Pnlraor. was.“

'l'e tier at tho bulldim on behall II the
World'n Dalmatian exposition by the want
don! thereof w"'!bo pn-nideut o! theWecld‘r
Colombian commission.

Prmntation «it the buildtngn hythn pro“
dent of the World'. Columbia-i concur-ion h
the prcaidant oi the 'Juitod Stat-a lordedicav
tton.

TI.

Dedication of the [mildlnp by the Mt
of the {lulu-d stator.

”Hallelujah Chorus." from tho “Ind-ll."
llnudcl.

Dod‘u-atnry oration. William C. P. line“!
ride». of Kunluchy.

"Star Spangled Banncr"and "Hail Collin
nla." with [all drama and orchoalrnl aecorn

imcnt.

Colombian oration. Chauncey I. Dope-ml
New York.

Prayer. by his emiueuco Cardinnl Jamar
(illlllom archlvhimp or Baltimore.

Cimrua. “In Praia 0‘ 00d." Ilenthornn.

IMMmuun. by tier. H. l‘. HcCook. 0' Phil.
delgvlna.

National alum.

layor Miller Was lit-nineti-

OMAHA. Oct. 8,—The wruncr‘a inquest
nrrr the bull/of Mayo-r Milk-no! South
Ultmlm. who it was summer-d had commit.
ml hult‘ltltf. develop that it WM probably
it till.“ oi cold blinded murder. An expert
mtitlnl thut the linudu riting oi the note
iouml on the body saying. "My hmd hurts»
mo and l can stand it lIu lrn;g¢r,"i:i not rm
pinyin-E, humlw riting. The pawnlmikcl
imiu eruln tin- revolver was bought that
was h....-.l by Miller‘a side, and wheat first
paid that Miller purchased it. now say-stint
it mu nnnthrr man. The woman who said
Mill" told her it was his hut night on
with gircs n «inscription that does not li‘
Mill-1. The development; have unmet! a
wuxuiou.

 

Tmnynon’a Funeral.

Umlmx, but, rt-alt [ma now been settled
thnt thr ("mini .urtiew mer- the body "I
lnrll 'l'cnnymu will l!“ llt'lll ill the par
uh church at llztslernero on Monday. tlu
\l'ulumlny lllv Initial will take plum in tin
[ltlt‘lh' armor of “'t-ratlnirnter abbey. when
the body will lie out tothcgmvrnl Brown
lug. There will be a lull choral cervix-r
at tho funeral.

 

lluudmla Dying nl Slanntlon.

It. 'l'tml. Tran. Ul’t h.-~'i‘lu~rr- in great
Mill-Hon: in ilwioru: or of Mandarin-up
tlu- pmn r chm. In tqum and 'l‘nénteu»
their have boon hundred,» of death-t lroln
Manhunt) and cxpvsmc. The [wurlt‘flfl
hitching the gorrrmm-m n':xru-lw:.~.-~ mu!
(ti;l’}ll.;10llt1il1l uttalullwl’ prm‘itimm A”
now lr;.\t' lawn killed by ummnrlly mriy
knots.

The Sputum-Vienna (’onllet.

lJlNDUS, Uri. x.» ’I'lwmrmhrm or Spur
gmn'» tulvrrlurrir olrridr-l to mmpmmia
tiw («milk-t lmtun-n tin- 11.0mm Spnrgwu
and tlw l'irrmu lmtimu. Dr. Plenum wil’
mcupy the pulpit until June. and Thoma:-
Spurpum will hilt'l'v'hl him for an equal
ln’rlmt. Artlnu trm‘uni win’ltltg a penun
ut-nl. pMQr lléln Lon-u punt punt-d indefinitely.

”under In the W lIr-gm.
Bniixzxmnr. Conn. on. a.“ John llaw-
Icy. rolorul, mm found guilty of murder in
the second degree for murdering Mu.
Munwn. o! shelton. Judge Penn non
tent-rd him to state primn lorlile. .‘ll’lh
llunley is awaiting Irinl as an aunmplice.

Dndley'a Parent- Namwly Inc-ye.

Wamnxorus. on. n—Dr. and Mn. that
lay. the anal part-um oi (blond W. W.
Dudhry, narrowly moped annotation from
n lire in their boarding lunar, the litrath
mm Anna. on 'l'enth ulmt. A. s. Twwn
mum tin-in at the rial; oi hi» own lilo.

Arnold for 1m, .

I'rmnl'uu. Oct. , H.—~.\lteharl t‘uah. a
member oi the llonrntrad adri-ory board.
wan amoral at Alumna on the charge at
trenmm. lip wan lmnught to l‘ittnlutrg ml
Jutland in jail. (Junk rm cluttering morn)
tor the atrilsrru when W.

fit. “Ironic-l .- tho “fibrin.

qunmur. 2i. (7.. Oct. It-.\nun1‘ribblc.
color-rt. wm hanged for the murder of her
inlnut. rilwrifl ltimr hard to put hermthr
platform null burn the mm by tome.
She mull- uu stun-went, lint [Mounted hot
innocence to liar in».

{Sh-"catar- Celebration.
tin/tummy, urn. uwtflmlm in mail

mummi- ct mitotic
forthrprrmmtionnt thr- cltyfmrn total

dntrnctlon by the earthquake in m.

In. Darrin-I’- Treat-ant.
Warnlwroa. (lot. 54):» part oi lint
flm’a transient the I“ my clay»
which Ia thought to hawamhieg and
nattnl elect la mm with oil. Mm.

Barbuda «Audition is unchanged.
Pmmnma.()rt. fir-Jinn" n his:
ltr. awrll km show manhunt". liar

 

 

 
 

 
 

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motto is Quick-
ncas. " (Nautilus.
Accuracy. ; and
LowPricea.

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Scents

offensive
[arise from
bad tobacco.
Sense is ’ '
. to invest your ‘
cents in
B-
I
It makes
the breath
an
in-censc.
‘ Aromatic.
Ambrosia].
. Comforting,
and costs no
more than

poor stuff.

All Dealers.

 

 

 

Jiakes an every-day confluence of an
oil-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Eadi
package mites two his: firs. Avoid
lmitations— and insist on having ll:

NONE SUCH branl.
MERRELL ht SOULE. 55. racusc. N. 'l
at: I)

DON‘T DELAY
TAKE

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

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Remember “B-L." . ‘

Jim. Mitts, Carriages,

mm
STOVES.

Tm WARE

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u sunny 81.. um, um.
' Fire and ~

M Burglar-Proof Sales.

emoticon. Ina. Hatch In
W. J. Marconi—Mair: l hm :irlernd
terribly with ampltcauon t
that l

 

Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.

A-Sll

nuns” won or ill nuns.

TIII But sales in the World.
ISMM in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.

150 mid in Lynn. lamina: that at fire
whtre a) 0! our safes were subjected mittens-i
heart. preserving their contents.

CHAM limit RECORD at.» in the Great
'b hire in um. in the “mt Boston Fire
inl ..,and in all them then since. Srrvl
lorrlrcuzare. Agcuta wanted. t3 le’lm

' PAY M EMNTS“

$1 wnnu

Watches. Chains. Charms.

Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.

TlBllll. JOHNS!!! & calm.
Ill lonague 8!.

cm HALI- swans. Billllll'll. l. l

Thus far our good;- dotlmed In South anA
In": have given general aathtution. and our
method at payment in highly appreciated. Full
i:.lrlrm.tlltlll can lire land at our urnt.

GUSTAV PITZER.

l9 itAlLilOA ll PLACE.
lli

scum mum on

C rad d u c k ’ s

III. In “salmon mm
The Prnpltfa_lrrlrt.

 

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Washingand Ironing ........ It cents per down

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CONTRACTS TAKES FOR HOTELS AND

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the employer or the boats of ”this line on .
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