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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-28
.RUPOsALs FUR
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
GAS, COAL OIL, OR OTHER MATERIAL
FOX LIGHTING, AND LAMP



The Lamp Committee OF the CITY OF Lancns-
ter Will receive Sealed Proposals Tor the
lighting OF the city two miles square) with
ElcCtrlc Light, The party furnishing the
Light will bid for the complete Plant inClud-
ing poles, wires, lamps ana power ready TO
run. Contract TO commence Drccmber "a,
Also, Sealed Proposals for the furnishing OF
Gas per thousand cubic feet tor the MAyor's
SihGe. Treas surer 9 oihce, Council Chambers,
Market House and Station House, and also for
street Lamps, At fixed price per lamp with
anNe'ioot burner tor Il period OF ono year
IRON ana ensuing July !, l,lssi-cNccpting that
part OF the city which l. new 1T with Electric
Light, which shall commence from Decenbrr
II, ISL, The company furnishing the Gas shall
llght all the street Gas Lamps every night
throughout the year at sunset and shall keen
the same clean aud In repair, cleaning them at
least once week, make all connections to tine
lamp posts At their own proper cost, and dis.
connect the same AT thG expiration Ot their
contract without charge 70 the city.
Also Sealed Proposals for tho furnishing of
Lamp Posts and Lam Ds for Gas complete and
ready for use, which may bG needed during
the year. Posts TO bc OF the same sfvIe ami
leng h ~ those now In use In Centre square
and Lamps OF style similar to those in other
sections OF the city. Bidders are requested To
give tho length and weight OF posts they prO.
pose TO furnish Post to DO OF Iron ana weigh
at least 2i0 pounds.
Also, Sealed Proposals tor the furnishing OF
Coal On or other material Tor lighting ali tho
street Lamps, or any portion thereof, at a
hxed price per Lamp, Tor the period of ono
year IRON the ensuing July /, lsSI--excenting
Il
Electric Light, which shall commence from
December Ia, lest. The person. indiyiduais or
line, or other lighting matsTlal, shall lipht ali
Lhe street Lamps TO be so supplied every
night throughout the year at sunset and ali
Lamps must burn unlil sunrise, and the con-
tractor shall keep the same clean and In repair
anu clean thom at least once week Bidders
tosupply Coal OIL or other lighting material
are req uirod TO accompany their bids with the
proposal at which they will furnish during the
year the use OF Lamp Posts and Lamps, com.
pleto, wherein OIL or other lighting bacterial
aside from Gas may be burned said Posts
ana Lamps TO remain the property OF the con.
tractor, and TO be removed without exDense
TO the city At the expiration OF tho contract
BIDS shall state also the candle power OF the
light proposen TO be furnished
Tho Lamp Committee reserycs the RIGHT IN
reiectany and all bids and the successful bid.
der or bidders shnl give good and apnToyeu
security for the faithful performance OF the
contract. ~ '
All bids or proposals must be maao on mr.
before June 2, lss4, AT q o'clock d, M and al
dressed TO HARRY A. DILLER, chairman
Lamp Committee, Mayors OfiCe, Lancaster
Pa, ana 10 DO endorsed Proposals for Light
ing CITY"
By order OF tho
LAMP COMMITTEE
Attest--J ACoB Nj. CHILLIs Clerk m1l,tnso
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-28
Aanraster .3ntelligrnrcr.


Back 10 the endless labor the sickle. bearers
turned;
And all the eyes that lifted, and all tho hearts
that yearned
Back 10 the even contest the hard and narrow
way,
when every day repeate,h the need OF yester'
day.
They shall not rest till even, they snail not
buy OF bald;
The field Is never fnished, the garner never
filled
The harvest skies are brazen, the ieroeness OF
the sun
Untempered falls on iainting men since hrst
the world begun.
No rock TO shadow Indus. no palm In fales'
tine.
No harvest. home with laughter, no dance
upon the green;
The reapers and the cleaners, through al the
ages told,
Have waited IN the markot.placc, where men
are bought ard sold.
The time is past for wailing, the time Is come
for song;
The tale-across the ocean and all the hills
along,
Through wales of Andalusia and valleys Oh
Cashmere,
And on the Montenegrin fields, where stars
are shining near;
Along the shores OF Chill, girt with the awful
show,
Across the lifted prairie where Don and Dnie.
per flow
WIN bear the joyful tIdings: The giant reaper
moves,
For Life hath touched the points OF steel and
runs the iron grooves. .
where went the host from heaven Some
laced the land with steel;
Beneath their mighty cargoes, the banded der
ricks reel
Their firos are on this mountain, their lights
are In the foam,
And some have sought the Golden Fleece, and
now they bring It home.
Some drove the sutro Tunnel some trace the
silver lead;
Some in the Iron City. insatiate forges feed :
Some have struck the rock Of oil, and some
are I'm the mills,
And some are building palaces upon a thUus.
and hills.
rod hath touched the glacier and led It
through the plain,
A hand hath held the ocean aud bound 1t with
q chain
The heart OF the Sierras receives the fatal
stroke,
The Mississippi passcth slow beneath the iron
yoke.
A shaft hath pierced the mountain and
wrenched II s portal wide,
And rocked in restiul slumber tie distant
pilgrims ride
The storm hath told It's secret, the midnight
tale is known,
A whisper brestned in oregon Is whispered
now In Rome.
The mirage ends in miracles, and Egypt, on
her knees,
See ships that sail the desert like ships that
sail the seas
The Esquimau Is hiding, Arabia Tits her veil'
As through the sundered continents the
prows OF Europe sail.
welI hast thou " on, Mccormick, tho tribute
that we bring;
OF all the lords OF labor, We name thee as the
king;
Strong arms that never shorten, and heart
that never grieyes,
And all the autumn winds to bear the rustic
OF Thy shuavCs
m {. Parsons.
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Warm Spring Indians of Oregon,
Modoc Indian Oil
HE GREATEST PAIN MEDICINE On
EARTH.
1T HAS NO EQUAL.

MODOC INDIAN OIL Is certain to cure
ToOthIChe in one minute, Headache ia we
minutes, EaTuChe in ten minutes, sore ThrOa,
In one night, Neuralgia In three TO nye min
utus.
MuDOL INDIAN OIL Is used internally a.
well Hs externally Every family should have
a Dolt'c within reach. II Is COCtUr ia the
house.
For sale by all Druggists. Price 2jC. per
bottle. Large size bottles JOc
INDIAN COUGH SlRUP Is promnt
specific tor Coughs Colds and Lung diseases
1Oc. per bottle. hatOn ka, MOdOc Indian OH
and ludian Cough syrup Tor sale twnO.esaIr
ani rrtaiD al COChran'5 Drug store, No Ii7
anu lj1 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
m3-lydWSSSw
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TX Speaker James w. Husteo, OF tho new
York Legislature.
NAMES A PEW REMARKS.

NAMES PEW REMARKS
"You did not 30 10 Florida for your cough
and cold rs you proposed -
"No! l found the necessary ozone and pine
arc ma In four AllcOck's Porous PlastGrs, two
on my back and two ON my chest. was quick
ly cured they proved perfect shield against
pneumonia. These plasters also cured my
son OF rheumatism in the shoulder, which tor
months deti5d medical skill. l have found
them very quick To cure and absolutely pain
less. In bruises no external remedies can be
more elective
Alcock's' Is the only genuine Porous
Plaster buy no other and you Will not be
cheated.
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Headache. Neuralgia, Nervousness
Sleeplessness and Dyspepsia.

DIR. BENsON's preparation of Celery and
Chamomile tor nervous diseases l. the most
important addition made to the Uidierid msdi
ca In the last quarter of u century, Dr. J,
W. J, Englar, of Baltimore
DIR. Benson's Pills are worth their weight
In gold in nervous and sick hCadacho."-
A. ii. Schlichter, OF baltimore.
"These pills ar0 invaluable TN nervous dts
eases.'-Dr hammond, OF New York,
DIR. Benson's pills tor the cure OF Neural
gia are q success. DIR u. Z. Holman, Chris
tianburg, Va.
These Pills are a special preparation only for
the cure OF special diseases, as named, aud
for these diseases they arc worthy ot tiiAl
by all intelligent ufferers. They are prepared
expressly to and tOiH cure sick headaChe, ner'
vous headache, neuralgia, nervousness, para'
ysis, sleeplcssness ana dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 50 cents a box.
Depot, 100 North Eutaw street, Baltimore,
Md. by mail, two boxes Tor 81, or six boxes
| for s!.5O, to any address,
DIR. BENSON, NEW REMEDY AND "A.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-28

/ oeivcd at the Mayor Onrc up to Thurs.
day. May tn next, At p. IN, for digging
trenches on the following streets tor thc puT.
pose Of laying water pipes
!. East Chestnut street, between Ana and
Plum streets.
:. Poplar street, from tho present terminus
Westward 80 feet.
) Grant street, between Mulberry and Con.
cord alley, "A length OF between 20 and ~
feet.
!. sOrth Marshall street, from Chestnut
north to walnut, and ON East " lluut - feet.
B. It Joseph street. from Love Lane, d!s
lance OF -UJ feet
.. North Ann street. from Marion alley to
Chestnut street.
:. West Chestnut street, from Prince to
LanCgJ- ter venue.
Bidders Will state how much pUT cubic yard
tor earth and how much tor rOCE. Trenches
To be two feet wide and four feet deep.
Bidders Will DO required to replace tlc
streets In the same condition Us they were be-
tore diggiTg.
The committee reserve the right 10 reject
any or AL bids
-. T.. ROSEkMILLEE,
Chairman v atCT COMMITTEES.
n9D p 2L9B2ssy
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MAE'roS "oIUS'
WEAK NERVOUS MEN

Whose debility, exhausted powers, prema.
tuTe decay and failure to perform lie's du ties
properly, are caused by excesses, errors OF
youth, etc, will find IA perfect ami lasting res
toration 10 robust health ana vigorous man.
mood In THE MARsTON BOLUs. Neither
stomach drugging nor Instruments. This
treatment OF Nervous Debility ana Physical
Decay IL uniformly successiul because based
on perfect dag nOsis, new and direct methods
and absolute thoroughness. Full information
and Treaties tree. Address Consulting Phy.
stefan OF MARSTON REMEDY CO, 40 w. nth
St., New York. aprl-lyM, w, ,F&W
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NKArE HUTEL-LAaER BEER AM

VI Excelsior Saratoga Water on Draught.
Henry Bahter, proprietor of tue Grape Hotel,
~ and 81 North Queen street, has remodelcd
the Darroom, erected firstelass ReirigeratoTs
and has now ON draught Charles Class's cell
ebrated Philadelphia LAGER BEER for
which he is sole agent in this city. Also, sA r.
ATOGA WATER from the famous Excelsior
Springs, Saratoga, N. T.. tull assortment OF
tue purest Wines and Liquors on sale.
n27-3md
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4 Wish Every BODY 20 Know,

Rev. George IL. Thayer, an OLD citizen OF
TINS vicinity known To every one as "A most
influential citizen and christian minister OF
the M. n. church, Just shis moment stopped In
our store 10 say, \" wish everybody to know
that consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives 10 shilohs Consumption Cure" IL
Is having tremendous sale over our COunters
andis giving perfect satisfaction in all cases
OF Lung Diseases, such ~ nothing rIse Sos
done. DRS. MATCUETr A ER kHTr"S nus
BoURBor, Ind, May Is, rs,
Sold by II. B. Cochran, druggist No. I97 nm,
lSs North Queen street Lam caster tehIieoIa
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John Best & Son,
tPEOPRlETORS)
No. 1888 East Fulton St.,
LANCASTER, PA
ianl5-lydSw

IAyiSG DISSOLVED PARTnEHshiP
Street Iron Works, desire to inform my old
patrons and tho public generally, that am
sun IN the business. being located In the Penn
Iron COmpany's W orks, North Plum street,
where am making Iron AMI Brass Castings
OF every de+tription, and VIII be pleased 10
serve all who may favor mo with their patron
ago. from 10 years OK pCricncc In the business
aud using tho best material and employing
tho best mechanics am satisfied can guar
antCe entire satisfaction. Castings mace from
"A mixture OF iron and steel which arc more to
liable tor strength and durability than tho
rolls and rolling mil work Il speciality. Cast
ings made OF very soft iron, and brass cast
lngs OF every description. | have all the pat
tors af the well and tayOrubly known MOwroT
Corn and Cob Crusher, rGrttcd and improyeh.
Also ON hand, mills completely htted up oi In
parts TO replace Old ones which have been In
use for years. guaranteeing them TO give sat.
anRiISmJ Il. q. MuCULLEY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-28

Photographs, EngTavings, etc. can be ex-
quisitely colored with with liquid Art COlors
made from Diamond Dyes. Full directions
for this beautiful art work, with handsome
colored cabinet photo sOnt to any address tor
10 cents. WELLS 4 RICHARDSON h co,
Burlington, VI,
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Has been using your Birdock Blood Biuers
as liyei remedy, ana nnds them very offlca-
Giols." Chas. L.. Alnsworth, IL Vance Block,
indianapolis, Ind. for sale by n. Il. Cochran,
druggist. i37 and l3g North Queen street
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A Policeman Brso.a I'm

ID. y: Collins, member OF pOlice seventh
ward, Reading Pa, talks this way 4" Suffered
any good TIL tried Thomas Eclecfric OH n
IS pleasure TO recommend IT." For SALE
Dy II. Is. cochran, druggist, 1877 ana l39 Moth
Queen street. ava vi
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We Mean Business,
AND INTEND TO PROVE CERTAIN RE
PRESENTATIONS FAl~E AND DEFY
COMPETITION

y
COMPETITION.
1t has been circulated and reported during
the last few months, to our customers. as well
rs Others, that the quality of work constructed
by rs was OF an Inferior character, which nat
tendency to hurt our reputation To a con.
siderable extent, dcpriviug Us OF quite a
number OF sales. ana compelling ms to sell AT
lower prices than heretofore. thereby causing
us considerable loss. The object OF this We
can readily understand, AMI we think Il un.
lust and . COyarJily way OF injuring our rupu.
tatiOn, otherwise we would not complain =.
but as it Is a base, COwHrily misrupr.senta-
tiOn, and reported by two OF our alleged
nrSt'Cla,s coach makers, we intend TO protect
our rights. no matter at what cost,
Ia justice to ourselves ana 10 sustain our
reputation as tirsl-class builders OF light car.
riage WORK, We Will wager any amount that
We can construct as line vehicle ~ any I'm
the city, ant, furthermore. that our raw ma
toTiA In stock j. greater, Nnd OF a. finua Qual.
ity rs that OF tue PARTIES this may interest
Also, that our stOCE Ot finished vehicles on
hand comprises SJIuu that willCO mparc with
any in the city. Tn" above statements we
Will stand responsible iOg, and those offended
and demanding sAusLIll luu can be aCCUmWO-
dated by calling on
SDkBECk n MILEN.
y. Any party accepting this Ot,er Will be
Compelled to construct 4 vehicle from mate.
rial III stock amt by mech mics In their present
employ. And furthermore. sh0uld We hear
any more ut tines" sCIDdAlOus reports We Will
prosecute the UiluuiCT 20 tue iu.l extent OF the
law. mInlmdSw
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A UOTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
IA AGENT.
HENRY SHUBERT,

AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
AGEST,
81 North Duke St., Lancaster, Pa,
Everything pertaining to my business will
receive my personal attention. Terms reason.
able. give me a call. ianl2tfd
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PROPOSALS..
tIO nIII.nEKs.

4 Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals
tor Erection OF school building" will be re-
Ceived by the Undersigned until MONDAY,
JUNE :, l>si, At o'clock y. IN, tor the ercc.
ton OF school Building on the west side OF
South Prince street, between Hazel and hAScr
streets, Lancaster, Pa.
The building 10 be erected Ia accordance
with the plans and spCCihCal tons provided 10y
Jacob No'hdurtt, architect, and adopted by
the committee on buildings ana grounds on
May -, lsi. The same To be completed on or
before OCTOBER ~ lSs4, with penalty for
noncompliance. Bidders Will name their ST.
Curity with proposals. The right Is reserved
to reject any or all bids.
BY OuiCr OF the COMMITTEES.
II. l.. SLAl AkER, Chairman,
m2!-5td No. ~ East King street
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m EDTCAL.
DENsOss PILLS.
pe CELERY,..N
AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS
DISEASES.

WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION SAY
ABOUT IT. AND the GOOD RESULTS
ATTENDING ITS USE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-28
Ka-TOnK Ka

Is a remedy OF the Pacific Coast, and Is used
by ali. II IL composed OF roots, herbs and
barks gathered and prepared by the
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-09-27

The remarkable success attending Mr..
Guulcy's recent excursion party to Mauch
Chunk, the Swituhback and Glen 0noko
expedition to the same point on October
9th. At this time the changes in the tints
of the leaves and trees will convert the
whole of the Lehigh Valley region into a
shrubbeIy Of crimson and uranga-and the
great natural charms Of the district will be
doubled. Among the hundreds who patron
lied the last excursion there was not one
who did not testify to the attention paid to
the comfort of the travellers en- route and the
exquisite loneliness of the scenery both on
the Wilmington and Northcru and tat
Reading railroads.
Mauch Chunk, lies in n narrow gorge Hur.
rounded by lofty mountains, aud is ar
preached from either extremity by sharl
bends in the river, and corresponding curves
Of the railroad tracks, SO that the tourist
arriving at the termination of his journey
without being aware that lie is near til,
place, renders the first impression u some
what novel one, and if the arrival is a
night, the sensation produced is peculiar.
This feeling cannot be better described
than in the words Of Western literary gen
temall, who lately visited here 1T was min,
o'clock at night" he says, ''whcn 1 wa
awakened from doze by the breakmal
shouting, Nlauch Chunk!' got out has
lily, and the first impression / had, in m
somewhat confused state, was, that a terri
BILE thunder storm was coming up. | coul'
see what | took 10 be dark clouds, loworin
all around the horizon, although the uppe
portion Of the heavens was bright and clcal
"Another glance showed me, however
THAT the dark and port ntous cnclrcemer
was mountains rising to a lofty altitude"
The Switchback is kept in operation frol
the middle Of May to the 21st Of October
and affords enjoyment to Thousands eyer
year. There is splendid hotel accommod;
ton and the ascent by the gravity railroa
is made through a region fragrant with I'll
balmy perfume of the foliage and vii
flowers on either side.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-09-27

How IL Young Lady Travels Alone.
m Tr7 EnITcR ar TtrE W11vtxcroNI, An.
vv.,- ID. o.,1,.
~ presehC "rit'hs an aliiiosI TWO tHou-
s'hu 'iiiieS from ho'he' ~ Stla"se l"uu'
out among iilehds'
N"ilSaS Wy Is pc"uC''ul P'"ce' WIN
ABOUT ioV'VUo lhlalllahtS' ~" y very pro
HieaHiNe' Nuoii o"ii'iii's y S''iiS ~ ~ q
clDie S'reeC ear line y pe'''s e"nSti urteo u
auuill"h ~ ~ h"f"e c"f me ~ cl'S con
'al's many h'ii"Soihe s'"'eS ''' i'Sl''eiioe
aha ! thotonShy enjoyed V'siI 'irouSh
several q 'ne l"fmer 'nu 'liet nulhocr %
pleasant Iad'cs aha Sehtlehleh' hahy % VIC
streets w. Maeaaaih'"eu' anu Pe'hs lcVe''
constitute ilne af'VeS' SeNeF"i ho"rs ll''"s
on MhIcH eiJoSta'
AZ lo;lo CLOCK On lh'rSasy morning !
poafaea u IRAN on III ACei'So'' iol'eN" ""o
santa fe road. ne employees are very
ACCOMMODATING ana thefe Is hot Iae ieast dah-
ger q getting on Ihe wrong Irdlh' Pui-
CHASED Sleeping c"r ticket ahd as soon Us
aio IN porter . 'tnef'hg up my paSS"se
1T '"'l,''E ~ :" - e., 9"o"e' ~ 10y
so"'' - - i',"' ~ io"''u 10y V"'"H
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proper PAGES aloi,s5 ~ tou''' ~ ~ ~
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The Wilmingtonian., 1884-09-27

Col. Russell II Cpnwell' 5 admirable ''lle"
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somely bound and printed, and contains ur-
wards Of 800 pages it is illustrated by first
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T. 9. Allen " Co, of Augusta, Maine As
a rapid bipgra2her, Col. Conwell doubtless
stands without rival in America, and the
volume has the impress Of the broadcast infer
nation and most careful attention on every
page. This is the biography that received
the nastimabe benefit of the active coop
eIatton and assistance Of Mr.. Blaine, his
relatives ard friends this is the volume
that is recommended by the family and the
private Secretary Of the distinguished Can
didate; 1t is true picture, drawn by II
master hand, Of the life of the Statesmen
from the humble cradle to the present day,
and presents a striking contrasts to the
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The Wilmingtonian., 1884-09-27

In the rooms Of the Mutual Aid Society,
No. 4S5 Main Street, yesterday, sat about
forty uniformed men in secret session.
They were Knights of st. John and Malta,
holding their annual conclave, called the
''Chapter General" of America. They had
come from headquarters at the Stafford
House at II a. M, escorted by Girard En-
campment No. 2G, Kn ghts of Malta Drill
Company of Rochester, headed by the Goth
Regiment Band. The escort from Roches.
ter comprised twenty-five men under Com,
mander J. F. O'Neil, and arrived at IL &c
o'clock TUESDAY morning. On the way t.
the Council Chamber the men under Com,
mander O'Neil executed some fine maneu.
vors. They were evidently crack corps
and did credit to the order
The delegates present included Genera
Robson of New Orleans; Sir Knights J. D
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-09-27

The Very --latest Proclamation.
~~--~,>--~-----~---------y-~
Llr Edward Hanna, of 60j Jefferson st.
takes this opportunity OF informing his
friends and the public generally, that he has
opened the Ice Cream season of 1854 with
the most delicious Creams ever offered to
he citizens of Wilmington.
The time to buy NOW-The place 605
-~--~---.-- S---------
Jefferson.
Belg+ Nothing but the pure fruits used for
hay oring purposes. 5-17-S4 Am.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-09-27
lives Of Cleveland ana hendricks.

Tb, authorized rictoriol Iiv.s Of Cleveland
and Unndricks Announcement of tbe ropd
oa,n,,Iotior u 1oictori,l wnrk COMPRISING
M ti,os ,r III pre.idan+i.,1 Candidates on
~ Do,nocr,tictioirt written IL tbe veteran
.,..,,,,, III rsa,,I. T,;n,att m ,,l,li,hod
Kim I, rrr,,,,,,,,,,,, 4, n, u oris Ma
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