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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-04-03

What are you going to do when you
grow up, il you don't know how to read.
write and cipher y asked a school teacher
of a lazy, stupid boy, who replied: "I'm
going to be a school.master, an make
the boys do all tho rcadin, writin' an
cipherin'"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-04-03
--TEIT
Great Mark Down
Winter Boots and Shoes

Gents Fines, Band-5tched Shoes
Marked down From IS 30 TO 81 80
Gents Fine Calf Sewed Boots,
Marked down From 81 90 TO So 40
Gents Serviceable Calf ana Kip Boots,
Marked down From SO 90 10 81 80
Gents Stylish Button and Laced Caters.
Marked down From 81 30 10 81 30
Gems Reliable Caters aud l,aced,
Marked down From 81 30 to ~ %
Ladies' Fine Hand-Sewed Button,
Marked down From S3 30 to ~ 30
Ladies Fine Goat and Kid Button,
Marked down From 80 90 to ~ 30
Ladies Wofked.ilole Kid and Pebble Button,
Mark ed down From : 10 to 81 2j
Misses Heeled OF Springfield Button,
Marked down From 81 rs to % cts
Boys aud Youths Solid Kip Boots,
Marked down From 81 Is to 81 %
And many other Goods in proportion
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-04-03

An Ohio farmer, who asserts that Il
kicking COW can be cured by catching
hold Of her leg while in the act, proba-
bly, got the idea from that beautiful
legend, so familiar to childhood days. in
which an application Of salt to the tails
Of birds is supposed to be cflicacious.
We SHOULD like to see the farmer who,
while milking, can catch the cows leg
when bOssy straightens il
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-04-03
WARREN LELAND,
Largest Hotel Enterprises

w',nm everybody knows as thu successful
,@ ,er Of tho
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-04-03

OF Am-r'cs, says that while passenger from
New va. "' board a ship going around Cape
li"5r. N 80 ,e'e y'iass Of emigration 70 Cali
itor. ., tts,cd that one Of the officers Of
the We 81 he'll rag-d himself. during tho yoy-
age, 81 an ~ /" ,usease by the use Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

The Report - Renewed Dlostllltbss w.
Gsunasd--N Negotiations froeeed1ng sasis-
Gnctorlly--Ths Porte's Presistenee--Out-
side Advice % servin--An European Con-
ference Talked o.
LONDON, December o.-The report
coming BY way Of Belgrade yesterday Al.
ternoon that Bulgaria has renewed hos
tIlitles proves 70 have been, like 50
many statements emanating from Sersian
sources, complete Misrepresentation d
Prince Alcxandcr's attitude. The armis-
tice has been observed with good faith.
Late dispatches show that negotiations
lor settlement by Scrvia and Bulgaria
without the Intervention Of the
larger States are proceeding salts
factorily. and that the outlook for q
peaceful solution Of the difficulty Is more
favorable than II any time since the out
break Of the war. The Sersian proposals
handed TO Prince Alexander by special
envoy, are that upon the withdrawal d
the Bulgarian army fiom Serian terri
tory. the Scrvian troops operating In the
direction Of Widin shall retire. The a..
clsion a. % indemnity or the acquisition
of territory on either side Is then
a. be left undereservcdly with
the conference Of the powers. The
Porte has forwarded two important mes
sages to Prince Alexander. One warns
him that the armisticc must be continued
until the powers decide otherwise, and
that he has no power to conclude final
terms Of peace irrespective Of the pow
crs, though he may arrange with King
Milan the basis Of a complete ces.
sation Of hostilities. The other prem.
Uses 10 carefully consider Bmlgaria's re-
quest 10 refrain from sending the Govern
mental Commission into Roumcla, and 10
withdraw the commission already sent 10
Philippopolis. The popular luminosity in
Roumclia against these Turkish agents
increases every day and threatens 70 re-
suit in another revolt against an attemp,
10 restore the Ottoman yoke. Mass
meetings are held daily, az which popular
! orators exhort the people not 10 let their
1 liberty, so nearly realized. be snaiched
. from their grasp by the willy Turk.
\ THE SULTAN INTERPRETERS.
I BELGRADE, December s-The Porte
4 has sent an Official letter 70 King Milan
I warning him that any treaty 81 peace
/ which he may conclude with Prince Alex
| andcr will be null and void without the
I approval Of its terms by the Sultan Of
| Turkey, In view Of the lattcr's snzcfainty
| Of Bulgaria King Milan has sent a con-
ciliafory reply. stating that he will refuse
70 accept any terms Of peace which would
be in violation Of the Sultan's rights.
4 GOOD ADVICE.
LONDON, December s.-The govern
mcnts Of Great Britain, France and Italy
have united in joint note 70 Sersia urg
ing her 10 conclude peace with Bulgaria
upon the best obtainable terms.
Il LONDON, December s.-A dispatch
from Vienna TO the STANDARD states thai
Austria will summon an European con
ference 10 decide upon the terms OF peace
between Servia and Bulgaria.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

POUR Neo Instantly KILLED and One Fatally
InIured By = Failing beam In the Crofon
Aaue<luct shnft--A sickening sight Pre-
s~nted ny the MangIcd R~nsntns--i Total
u Fight Men Killed within Two Weeks.
MrRmrT's Corners WEsIcHfsrEr
County, N. r., December 7.-Anofhei
accident IL added TO the long list that has
already occurred At the works Of The new
croton Aqueduct. II occurred early ms
morning at Shaft No. 3, and resulted y
the death OF four men and probable faial
injury 81 the fifth The men were oe
sccnding to work In one OF the buckles
used for lowering them into the snah
The start was made all right, but beior
the bucket had descended many feet :
cross beam or "Billy," A. II u called p
miners, used TO steady the bucket caush'
In the shaft and remained fast until 'nt
bucket had almost reached the bottom q
the shaft, when It shook loose and famt
crashing down q distance of over one
hundred feet on the heads 81 ne unior
tunate man. The following were ~
stantly killed:
Francis Carr, single; residence Ga
Cow.
Fred Dresser, single, Of yorkshire
Eng.
Lorenzo Dobbins. married. lIiaerniau
Nj. I'LL.
Patrick Moran, married; Jersey C''s
MI.
John Boardman. the other unfortunate
man, will probably die Of his inlnnes'
when the cross-bcam struck ihr us.
ef he was Knocked out. but 10 hi- ae-c. ~
fell on shelving constructed near w
bottom and on the side Of tilr -Aa''
This. In all probability, saved him irpM
instant death. when found he Wa W
Z -cmi-comatnse state. hut soon ftNl'n.
enough 10 be able 10 speak. Ihc 49,
Of his injuries has not as YET peeh 49,
aimed. ...
The dead men presented shQeAl u.
sight. Three OF them have their h'"1.
crushed out Of all scmblancc y hu,na.
beings and but for thci- clothing .a,,'
recognition would be wholly iml $500
They are Dobbins, Dresser ann 49,
~ the four. however, Frauris ~ 49,
death was the most horrible, w.
struck by the falling beam. ne y. i
Knocked from the car and fell hcanion- Y
the bottom 81 the shaft repeatedly s'.. s,
ing the sides In his descent. hls n' sss
was mutilated beyond description ha''"'
becn cut into little pieces. .;,n,
News 81 the accident spread 'aP. ~.
throughout the little village, ana cisa', \
the utmost CONSERVATION. HUNDREDS y,
villagers gathered around the sha'' ~, -
viewed the CHASTITY spectacle q W. ' 's
......-t..s h...1t.. s.,;<.h sxrere placcu Nv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

TuE Forty ninth Congress met and organ
tied on the nh secretary NcCook called the
senate 20 order promptly At noon and prayer
vAs offered BY she Chaplain Ar. Edmunds
sherman the President pro tenpore Of the
senate M VOORHEES, moved TO amend BY
inserting the name OF Ishain Harris The
DECLARED duly elected. The oath Of once
Vas s1,. y s aass s sse
sworn IN. and after appointing commlttess
20 notify the President and House that the
senate Was organized the senate, out o.
Prrs,teus Headrscks. niiourned The
House orxAnixed by he r. election Of
speaker arii<ic aud tne regular Democrat
dinase ofr.ces. and after the appointment Of
members Of the Joint committee 20 noufy
the President that Congress was orsa mixed
and ready % receive any communication
from him. adjourned
II she senate on the tn, after the reading
Of she Journal. she Presidents Message vas
delivered By MI Prudcn. his assistant PRIV
sse secretary. and she read lng thereof &C
eup.ed the remainder OF the session In
en- House. after the rea ling Of the journal.
the Presidents assistant private secretary
and delivered 90 the Clerk the Presidents
annual message The speaker laid the docu /.
mens before the House. and af tine close 81
ito reading the House adjourned.
II the senate on the ssh. afser the transac
ton Of some routine business. . number OF
bills we're introduced and referred. among
them one 90 provide arms and ammunition
1 fnr the militia. 70 prohibit mailing
| newspapers containing lottery advertise
1 menfs. 20 provide for the sale Of the Pot
I Of the heirs OF coIored soldiers. 70 provide
1 for the reAiIustment Of compensation q
1 fourth class postmasters. etc -..--fn tn
4 House Mr. SPRINGER presented for imme
4 date action the code q rules prepared b
1 hfm- and : lengthy denate followed thereon
4 They we're finally referred 70 the Commute.
Il on KuIes. resolution was adopted proyio
4 inx that the House shall be governed D.
JefFer-Ou's Manual as modified by pariI4
1 mentary practice. Messr> Randall. Norri
\ con- Reed and Hiscock were appointed
4 Commistee o. Ruies. and tro House a.
(. iourned until the l<tn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

wAsmIxGrox, ID. c., December ~
Mr.. Graves, Chief Of the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing, In his annual re-
port, shows the expenses Of the Bureau
during the last fiscal year to have been
Sas5, 1876; but 81 this amount sts2,5S5 i
charged for executing work for the vari-
aus bureaus Of the Treasury and other
departments. The estimates for the next
fiscal year call for ssic,s9o. The amount
u work, he says, which u u proposed e
produce In 1887 for this sum would have
cost e9io, $50. At the rates which prevailed
Ia 1856. This annual saving - Sl2i, tss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

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maintain ne prooa pos..o.
fhiSck AUGUSTUS o. rostossI ~
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Sro~n rs,no. $1,000 " ,. ..,.-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

II the Senate On the 10th : number Of.
bills were introduced, among them 20
provide for the establishment Of : postal
| telegraph: providing for the settlement Of
claims Of officers and soldiers for loss Of
private property in the military service q
| the United States; to relieve commercial
| travellers from license taxes; 70 promote
peace among the nations; TO establish agrt-
cultural experiment stations In the several
| States: TO open to settlers certain portions
Of the Indian Territory; 20 improve the
| eficiency Of the militia; 20 suppress gam
bling in the army, etc. An executive ses-
sion was held: and when the doors were
reopened the Senate adjourned until the
18th.
The University Of Nashville, Tenn, cele-
brated its centennial anniversary on the
10th.
JONI LASeDox SIBLEr. librarian az
Harvard University, died on the 10Th
MoxrREAL announces that her health
has not been better for ten years than
right now
| THE aw-mill Of Durham & Still at Eat
Saginaw. Mich, with large quantity of
lumber. burned on the 10th.
4 SEVERAL Bulgarian ousposts were at
tackled by the servians on the 10th, but
without success.
4 Mss ALICE BRYAN. Of GAINESVILLE, o.,
committed suicide a. Charleston. - g, on
/ the 18th.
DOCUMENTS discovered by the British n
, Nandalay show that an alliance exists be-
1 tween France and Burmah.
/ TIE eight hour law was discussed AZ tbs
meeting OF the federation Of trades unions
: q Washington on the 10th.
\ FORTY Servians have been shot by ordel
Of King Milan for disabling themselves foI
military duty.
/. THE Bell Telephone Company has won .
> patent suit ~ Pittsburgh. Pa. against this
4 western Pennsylvania Telephone Com
J. pan.
q In consequence OF Austria's acting with
'e Servia, Russia. IL u said, IL preparing 4
effectively support Bulgaria
A nxERs' riot occurred near Elizabeth
! Pa. on the nth. in which sticks and stone
\ were freely used and several men were se
! verely injured.
y HosrnITIEs have been resumed betweel
Bulgaria and servis. the latter having ~
Y fused 20 acknowledge that she has been de
a feated. In the first onsets BY the Servian.
Alexander emphasized his former sue
~ cesses-
IA A MEETING was held az Pittsburgh, Pa
be On the 10th, Of the Classification Committee
NJ Of the Western and Middle States Freigi
70 Agents Association.
K, TINE Earl % Carnarvon, Lord Lieutenar
90 Of Ireland. refuses 70 interfere Ia the sen
be fences o. prisoners engaged In the Cros'
msglen outrsges.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

LONDON, December s.--Thc reSn'
he English balIoting Is still very s,s. .,
The Liberals, according 20 the 'a..s
lgurcs obtained last evening ar' M
acmbers ahead o. the combined err,
ION Of Tories and Irish. The Lpt's
xpcct 20 net four more out q the 'ms. Nh.
.-thrcc seats yet 20 be fillcd, giving y,
clear majority o. six. Mreaas 4
anell il beginning 10 hint " ln'er' Z. Z,
], what price he Is willing p g''e M M
Gladstone his support, and make N
Liberal ministry strong enough % III
any detection In its ranks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

Total Destruction u Fine Residence--
Marrow Escape From Death % the Pam
t1y.
PrrsBrRGH, Pa, December 9.-EarIy
this morning the fine large residence Of
Wesley Greer, Of Canonsburg, eighteen
miles from this city was completely
wrecked and then burned by an explosion
Of natural gas. The family, consisting Of
Mrs. Wesley Greer, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Greer, Jr., two children and two
servants, were all In bed and asleep At
the time. The explosion blew the sOof
and side fifty feet away. The family were
prccipitatcd into the cellar. Mrs. Greer.
ST., an elderly lady, was probably
fatally injured. Mrs. Wesley Greer,
Jr., was cut and burned about
the head, shoulder and arms. Mr.. Greer
was badly injured In the back, and also
burned. The others escaped without
serious injury. Everything IN the house
was consumed, the occupants barely cs.
Gaping In their night clothing. The gas
had escaped from leak In high pres.
sure main which passes the house sixty
| feet distant, but had % connection Will
| the house. II had liIlcd tho lower part
| Of the building and ignitcd from CRATE
| frc. The loss 81 property u $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18
Annual Report Of United states Treasurer
Jordan.


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. December -
The annual report Of Mr.. G. N. Jordan,
Treasurer d the United States, shows
that during the last dscal year, there aas
an increase Of s33, 4ss, s33 in 90 assets;
II s22 ,059, ol6 In the silver assets; sc,77r \
i2s In the legal tender assets; Sill, 2s4 ~
National bank assets and Slt7,l57 In
National bank deposits. Called bonds Of
the United States amounting 20 St5,9cs,
800 were redeemed, Of which amour
el5.3ss,l5O was for the sinking fund
The Treasurer says that he should
have authority to make frequent
examinations Of sub-TrcasGries and
Sints 70 enable him 10 know that III.
.unds with which he II charged are held
a. represented, and 10 hold the officers 10
more strict accountability than has
heretofore prevailed. He recommends
an appropriation sufficient 70 cover The
expense 81 such examinations. He also
savorS scheme for the reorganization Of
the sub-Treasury Of the United States, the
officers Of which have had their duties
and responsibilities largely increased
through the issue 81 the gold, silver and
legal tender certificates and In Other
Aoy<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

THs report thss Minister Pendleson and
his family ere dissatisfied with Berlin, and
that his resignation would be rendered
shortly. il denied BY Mr. Elliott H. Pendle-
ton. OF Cincinnati. o.. Who says Mr. Pen
dieson and his family ere quite well salts
faed with the German court and people,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

TEn Interior Department officials state
sha. the orders are that everyone should
~ removed from Oklahoma and that the
lrtAs. reports from the War Department
er. W the effect that all the boomers are
out W che country. and that all the cattle,
wisA se exception o. some 5000. are also
gone and those remaining are g The
move.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

REPRESENTATIVE Mills, Of Texas. has
prepared . tariff bill watch be will intro
duce in the House At the first opportun-
ity. The bin il according 20 the r. j.
walkertarid plan and contains long free
LIS There is no horizontal feature In H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

Sonx Of the silver men in the House,
Who claim 70 have seen the report Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, criticise his
recommendations concerning the silver
dollar. IL il said that he Outlines : bill
which 4 radically opposed 70 I'll the theo-
ries Of the friends Of silver.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

THs President has recognized Lamar Q.
Quinterd q Consul u Costs RIGA q Nev
Orleans: Horatio ~ Cook Consul q
Greece at San Francisco; Frank .. Col
lins. Consul q Greece q b aItimore. and
Charlie Duclcux. consular agent q the
swiss Confederatioa q Knoxville, Tenn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

THE Congressional programme - an
nounred. contemplated adjournment i'm
meiiasely after the completion Of orsAni-
cation. the death Of the vice-Presiient
was 10 be announced then. and the House
adjourn On Tuesday the members we're
90 draw their seats and the Presidents
message then De read
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18
TOPICS OF THE DAY


BURoPEAx sdvices Indicate that Ger
many has become rsconciied With Austria
and Russia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

TIE annual congress o. the federation q
organised trade and labor unions begar
It's sessions in Washington. d. G.. on the
Slh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

PRzxcg ALRxAxDER has notified -
Porte that - armissics has been prclcng
- until January l5<h-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

A LAnoE numb<r Of Injunction suit
against salcon-keepers a. Des Moines, L.
brought BY the Prohibitionisfs, have bees
dismissed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

THE Queen Regent Of Spain thanks the
army Tor iss professions Of regret a. the
death q King Alfonso, and its loyalty 70
the throne
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

The condition Of Congressman Nicholas
Muller. Of New York, was not At all en-
couraging on the It'll. He vas suffering
great agony from erysipslas, and his ap-
petite had entirely failed His physicians
held q consultation In the afternoon
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

THE revolution in Northern Mexico i
taking on . very warlike shape. Both
sides are bitter and are vigorously pressing
men and money into service
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

LOAD RAxDoLPH CHURCHILL has drafted
: scheme Tor Irish home rule, using a .
basis The formation Of -four provisional
councils with central council IT Dublin
% deal with local legislation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

AT he opening Of the Munster assizes on
the sth The judge said that the increase in
number md gravity Of the crimes in Ire
land was alarming. and the government
must oct forthwith 70 suppress them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

TnE cradle in which President Cleveland
was rocked when IN infant an Batavia,
n. ", has recently come to light q Pu-
laski, Tenn, under somewhat romantic
circumstances, and the President Il anx-
tous 70 becoms its possessor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-12-18

WEEKLY COURIER.
q. DoA>r- Publisher.
JASPER. INDIANA.
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere
RunorxAx sdvices Indicate that Ger
nany has become rsconciled with Austria
and Russia
PRxcR ALRxAxDER has notified the
Porte that ~ armistics has been prolcng-
q until January iSsh.
sxxon cAxovAs DEL cAsrrILo. ex-
Prime Minister Of Spain. has declared An
open rupture with Premier sasasta-
THE annual congress of the federation Of
organised trade and labor unions began
It's sessions in Washington. d. G.. on the
sth.
A LAns. number Of injunction suits
against saloon keepers a. Des Moines, Ia,
brought By the Prohibitiouists. have been
dismissed
TnK Queen Regent Of Spain thanks the
army Tor iss professions Of regret a. the
death q King Alfonso. snd IL loyalty TO
the throne.
WnL1Au II. vAxDERBELS, the Million
aire railroad magnAtc, dropped dead It
his residence In New York on the AFTER
noon Of the ssh.
Nh GLADSTONE. in . letter. says the
Liberal party yin Be the only party inde-
pendent Of unworthy motives 70 court the
Parnellites for support
TIE revolution in Northern Mexico i
taking on . very warlikc shape. Both
sides are bitter and are vigorously pressing
men and money into service
GKxERAL PRExDKRGAsr has invited the
Burmese civil. military and religious ON
cials 70 resume their duties on condition Of
their beinr loxal to England.
~
the formal conditions Of peace arrived q
Pirot on the 9Th. Prince Alexander was
10 reply in forty-eight hours
TN Queen Regent Of Spain viii sign .
decree granting amnesty 70 all political
and press onenaers' excsPt mos ~nv
guilty Of reoeii'on ~ni'e no'd'ns 'n''''
commands
TIE boycoss on Anoerss Wo Ns~ 80
eheAreu has been raised ns nAsins
eeded 70 she demands o. tne .nus'c'. ~
and wm hereafter employ none o1t mem
bers Of the Union
Inn RAxpoIPu CnuncuLL has drafte.
: scheme for Irish home rule, using a
basis The formation q Tour pros.s:n :.
councils win . central councu - Duon'
- deal Win local ie6lnAtson-
-. o.,-,;rv ~ ~ Munster assires o,
-. ~ - sudre s.id that the increase Il
Number snd gavify Of the crimes IN IRE
Iand was alarming. and me governmen
must act fortnvitn 70 suppress tnn-
- r~n.-n sor.;gn gl.<> blower.
49,. !, p;.,.,,.r,h p. during IL
49,, ~ -.c,.h. h.~s -, ccmpeIIed I
49, - . r,-~~-~ ~s sss-~.,;c-,
- - : :
A ACCENT storm on the Central Amer
an coost resu1fed IN much loss Of shippin
and human life, besides serious damaz
along he coast Tradic on the Panam
hing submerRsd-
-. Aonoon - -
oenls ne...se Ie1ss, - = n1-- 49, $3.50
exel.'nk 'Ps..-., s.t1p,.;ss :,
'en1 no-1 80: 4 !. !. , 800 s,.-1 49,. y.
4ss - -
time "a America 70 enJoy
Tn cradle n which President Clevelar
- rocked When IN infant an Batavi
NY ~ rscently come to light q Px
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