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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-30
from eMaiden Rofk.
NJ. b. WILKINSON.

Dec. &c. l.. Taylor has his
steam mill in full blast, cutting out six
teen cords of bolts daily.
Our fish market is we'll supplied
by that lndefatigable fisherman, G. G.
Louoks.
j. B. Hall is now receiving taxes.
He reports every one ready and snx.
ious to pay and all satisfied, that taxes
are not higher.
The appearance of two new iuhab-
itants in town is heralded. One at G..
U. Freeman's-a boy Of infant like
proportions, and girl at Elder Chair.
toms of eleven pounds avoifdopois.
-Christmas has come aud gone and
many hearts have been gladdened by o
great variety OF presents lavishls be-
slowed in every house, while all have
enjoyed the festive occasion with real
pleasure.
The shooting match of Capt.
Doughty's, was we'll attended and many
turkeys were carried away MS the result
OF experienced contestants. In the
evening gay party met at the dancing
hall and enjoyed a few hours in the
May dance. Music by HuIl's full
band.
Our merchants are doing d heavy
trade We notice I. d. Otis, clerk at
Merrill & Clifford's, j. w. Carpenter
at Trumbull, Hum Il Cos, both ac-
quainted with the business, and can be
relied upon to deal With. II. w. Car.
pcnter and Charlie Smith occupy their
usual places aud appear a "fxed in
stitution."
business in town, for the past
week, has been very brisk. Wheat has
ranged high aud competition brisk.
Pork fnds ready sale at good prices and
produce selling readily. Much dry
wood comes in and fnds ready sale 10
Mnnesotiaus. Lake City gotta be-
wood from this part OF Pierce county,
aud consumes twenty-five thousand
cords yearly.
II. l.. Hubbard, keeps the Post
Office in running order. and receives
subscriptions for "Our Preside Friend"
Literary weekly, aud supplies sub.
scrbers with the new Chrome, "Sun.
beams" This Chrome is beauty. We
advise all to subscribe and got il. Aud
By the way, should any want jewelry
or fixtures in that line. cali at the Post
Office, and Henry or Frank will ahow
you what you want.
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g. woodruff at
Ann ArbOT.

Ann Arbor, Dec, 18th, 1873.
EDS. JOURNAL
Mrs. Woodruff, the acknowledged
champian of WomanS uffrage, lectured,
or attempted to lecture here to night.
Long before the time for the lecture to
commence the opera hall was filled to
its utmost capacity. The audience con-
sisted mostly Of men. At eight o'clock
she came on the stage, and was greeted
with great applause. "For time all
went merry as marriage BELL" 1t
was not long however, before the au-
dience began to hiss and boot her.
Some threw torpedoes from the gallery
at her, and when she spoke Of the poor
starving class of people, many threw
pennies at her. When she spoke Of
the educational system.of the country as
being defective, and alluded to the Uni
versity here as an example, she touched
tender chord of the hearts, of the
many hundred students, who were list
ening to her. The Kisses and boots
were louder, and more prolonged; she
made several vain attempts to continue
her lecture, but could not be heard for
the noise; she stood for moment as il
undetermined what to do, .and then
walked from the stage. The crowd
that came to hear her were in fever
of excitemen now. Many Of the seats
we're torn from the floor, thrown into
the streets and there smashed in pieces.
During this time Mrs Woodruff had
gone to a hotel The crowd followed
soon after, and congregating in front
o. the hotel, remained there for three
quarters of an hour, uttering yells
which would do honor to band of
Modocs. The police did all they could
to keep order, but we're powerless. We
opine Victoria will not have very ia
vorable opinion of the citizens and stu
dents of Ann Arbor.
NJ. Il. WILKINSON.
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That SALARY GI y

II seems quite evident that all pre-
tensions about repeating the law author
ding the salary grab, are prctensions
only. We have never had a particle of
faith In its repeal by the present Con-
gress; it is contrary to reason to sup
pose that thief will return stolen
goods If he can well avoid it; and, since
few if any of the members who voted
for its passage originally, ever expect
TO be returned to seat in that body, i;
is idle to claim that they will consent
TO release their grasp upon the pile al
ready in their hands. They were
equally destitute Of both conscience and
shame in taking 1t. aud it does not
stand to reason that they will ever re-
turn il, or lose any future opportunity
TO steal more. They are we'll praeticed
in sin and hardened in the sea Of lniq.
uity, and they have no more genuine
ideas Of justice than the wooden Her
cules which stands upon the barns of
their grandfathers lie may be wealth
er-beaten, but the storms OF a century
have never kindled a spark of justice
within him, and they never will. So
with these congressman, the storm of
indignation which has gathered about
their heads has only served to amuse
them.
Reform" is the watchword, but in
our eagerness for reform we should be
cautious not to invite more hungry
swarm of demagogues, who would inev.
itably rob US of the last remaining drop
Of blood in our veins, as well as Of the
last cent 10 the wallet Of the poorest,
as we'll as the richest man in the coun-
try.
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Some people are always dealing in
innuendoos-not an oblique hint only,
or remote intimatlon or reference 10
person or thing not named, but an
insinuation that consists in artfully
winding into the mind imputations of
an injurious nature, without making
any direct charge, or calling any per.
son by name. This habit may justly
be regarded as one Of the basest resorts
Of envy, malice, and falsehood. ln
ninety. cases out Of every hun
dred, when speaker or writer COM
menccs by saying, ga certain indiyid.
nal we know Of or, tone who recently
expressed a great solicitude," and a
score or more Of the like introduc.
tons, you may safely conclude that the
person thus commencing is about 10
perpetrate a libel, or state an absolute
falsehood We appeal TO the expert
ence Of every rejecting reader to know
+ we are not correct IN making this as.
sortion, broad and sweeping as it may
be. We ask them TO note a siugle in.
stance Of the kind within their mem.
Dry, 10 which, when the facts we're
known, the coward who crawled behind
~ innuendo to eject bis slime, or ven
his spleen, did not manufacture his in
situations out Of whole cloth, or draw
largely from a morbid imagination.
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JOHN SHEEAN.

Merchant Tailor, Prescott, Wis. Keep
Gents Furnishing Goods constantly on
hand. BaS"All work warranted. 1880
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The Village Christmas
Tree.

Tree.
Atan early hour on Thursday even.
ing last, Agricolitan Hall became the
centre of attraction, aud, before seven
o'clock it was filled to its utmost sitting
and standing capacity. Five Trees, well
laden with presents tastefully arranged
we're standing at its western extremity.
No pains had been spared by the CON-
mlttee to make the occasion among the
most pleasant of the season, and the cit.
izens in the village, and for several
miles in the surrounding country, con.
tributcd generously. TO add to the va.
riety, as well as to relieve the mono.ony,
the Band volunteered to cnliven the ex
ercises with stirring music. To one
gentleman present we are indebted for
the number of the presents, amounting
in all to four hundred and thirty.
Near the middle of the exercises, Mr..
Gill announced present to ABNER
MORSE, aud through him to the citi-
Gems ofthis village and the st. Croix
Valley-a copy of
The RIVER FALLS JOURNAL.
Mr.. Morse was then called upon for
a response. lie spoke briefly as fol.
lows:-
"MR. PREsIDENT:-It is with no
little reluctance that l attempt to re
spond on this occasion. | return you
my sincere thanks for this token Of re-
spect, and | tiust that may have mer-
tied the same, at least to certain ex-
tent. But, whatever | have done
towards it before, ! trust that shall
do no less in the future. Since my
connection with the press-now nearly
three years. have lost all desire to
speak in public, or to appear before pub
lie assemblies; hence l trust l shall
be pardoned i'll make brevity the lead
ing virtue of my response Though
what person may say, usually passes
away with the hour, while what he
writes becomes a record Tor all future
time, not alone as written history, but
IN the hearts of living men and women,
it is still, more pleasant for me to write
than to speak. Again thanking you
for the generous patronage you have
given the JOURNAL, and for the many
kind words spoken for it, shall only
renew my promise before made, to do
the utmost in my power to make it still
worthy of your support. And, what ]
have said upon this occasion, and what
| may hereafter find to say of things
proper, in my judgment, to be publicly
discussed, you will find recorded in its
columns"
As the speaker retired lively cheers
resounded through the hall.
Among the presents were two elegant
gold watches, some sets of furs and
many valuable books Also, by the
ladies' of the Congregational Church, a
nice stair-carpet to Mrs. Gill.
Last. though not least, was presented
by De Witt Strahl to his father, a life
like picture of deer's head aud neck
"a specimen of crayoning, In lessons
recently given by that finished artist,
Miss $. j. Coe, a teacher in the
River Falls Institute.
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The La Crosse Leader has at last
found out that railroad competition is
only another name for further specula
ton; and, that like burglars, one par
ty holds the light while the other picks
the lock 1t says;
In La Crosse, as elsewhere, we have
often expected great benefit from com
petition between those two corporations.
which control aud operate over three
thousand miles of railway in the North
west Go 10 any of the points where
these two railways intersect in Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, Iowa or Illinois. and try
to get any benefits from one that the
other denies, in regard to transportation
Of freight or merchandise The result
viii be that while you are negotiating
for fair or liberal rates with one or the
other telegraphic dispatches are flying
bfck and forth between the executive
officers of the two corporations Get up
a scheme or plan OF relief for the people
from railway oppression or extortonate
freight; and both of the great corpora
tons will instantly summon to the Cap
ital of the State a lobby that will clean
ont common Legislature as quickly as
Sheridan's cavalry ravagel the valley of
the Shenandoah. If a land.grant is to
be disposed Of these two apparently op.
posing forces will each take skirt Of
the coat aud rip this garment of leyisla
tors up to the collar, while pulling and
hauling hither aud thither for votes, TO
prevent the grant from being tributary
TO any new competing enterprise.
Aud that is just as we have told our
neighbors there and elswhere, who
seemed to be disposed to worship strange
gods in the shape Of railroad companies.
The men who compose these companies
are men who know their business; they
can get up sham fight any time at
FIVE minutes notice, aud then set back
fire to attract attention, and thus conceal
the real object. While apparently at
war, each is contributing his share to
keep up the supply Of fuel, and the
longer outsiders fan the fame the more
II costs-not the parties, but the out
siders, since these corporations live of
Of the people. Who does not know
this factY
And yet the question is pertinent,
and these c>mmeuis necessary, for the
simple reason that,if people do know
these facts, they do not act in accord
ance with such knowledge; they be.
come charmed with a syren tongue, like
our friends at la Crosse, and seem
really to relish the drugs with which
they become added or Intoxicated.
II always takes two thieves TO operate
successfully, aud they employ third
and use him for a cats paw, and then,
in turn, steal from him the entire
booty and laugh at his gteennoss. II
la Crosse has been the dupe Of both
the Mil. a. ST Paul, aud the Chicago
& n. w, II. II Companies, she has no
just cau,e Of complaint, since it is the
Legitimate consequence Of her own ere.
dulity. The lesson will be cheap
enough however, if she profits by It's
teaching 10 the future.
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VIM. WILLIAMS,

WAGON. Carriage and Sleigh Maker. All
kluds Of repairing done With dispatcs.-
Shop In J. Stephens Building. No
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E W. REED.
John w hite,
MISSES LEvINGs,
r. j. WILCOX.

Dealer in Books, Stationery, Toys, News.
papers, Periodicals, Inks. Pens, Pencils,
Pep-holders, Envelopes, Writing Paper,
Fancy Goods, &c. Orders for books or
anything else in my line which is not on
hand will be filled at the shortest notice.
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DAYTON MILLS.
A. 4. ROBERTS,

nEALER In groceries and provisions, at
1.-the lowest market price. All kinds Of
farmers produce taken in exchange for
goods. Prescott Wis. 1881
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A fnr Uotss1ld buck, weighing 200 lbs,
wool nine inches long. Also q three year
Old mare colt, weighing over 1000 lbs,
dark bay color.
q. II, Miller.
Prescott, Wis, Nov q
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BILLIARD SALOON,
CORNISH & HUNT.
=. n GOLDSMITH,
q. n. LAWRENCE,
SMITH.

shop on Main Street, River Falls, Wis.
n. BAH articles repaired, and not
paid for, will be sold for the charges. after
niniy days. l'-Zo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-21
THE MARKETS..
FsrAishsibv Lssls yOhAsoa q Co., Baak.rs. HoTtATsH
ssraVJ IsaA aHd D street., Washiagtoh.

Fsrnishsdbv Lssls yOhAsoa q Co., Bsak.rs. noThTssf
aorasrW Tsah and street, Wa.hiAgfon.
THURSDAY, February ~, ls73
United States Ca lsii Coupon. rs i; United states
o, Coupon, ilsI United 5iates Sss, S, Coupon.
isS tin di,ep sssiss g. S. new "a Coupon oupon, iTs
United ststs. sGs. "a 6cqgon, iisS; United Y.
Soappe United sis.s. psr cent. il1 Me-,
u: Pacific Mall III; Adams Eipress. i6S{ Wells
rp- a. E1prs, f Neg Sopt Sfntrs
and hadsoR: hsS E5is a.. Erie g q, e.
Shore and Mshp @ upi on ss SreS
west Railroad, ~; Northwest Railroad, preferred,
ssTse n'PF PAU @sro MI MIN laaatcs
sna 81 Ra ssa x Sssb,sS and Tsrsss5S
Ts Esyas sEGSa E.sIsPalSSts ssvs h aIssa
Railroad, llOy; Chicago Alton ,pTeferred. liz
sie sna ana isdipRapSiis central Ralsoad. ~
Isnssss. sat- axe. HTss sA ns siss
Central Pscihc bonds, lo,h; Union Paoiho firs
Bnnda, 49,.
Gold ia.
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Deputy Or, Nj, Gen., U. 8. A., Chief or. Mr., Bs
PoSAIs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.


AND CoMaIssAHr or EunsIsrEscE.
L6ulAynLR, Ky, January ,is, is1a
this ONCE until 10 O'CLOCK M, EATURDkY, Feb
ruAry "A laIA for fnrniahinF, for the use o. the
limited States army, the 7olloNtng subsisience
stores, 10 DO delivered at the Subsistence store.
hOuae' In IOulANille Ky, No II last Main street
Mn; - -
600 bbls best quality mess or prime mess pork.
city packed, the name OF the packer to be
stated IN The lid. Wv
80 bbls "a No Extra Family" -four to be made
from good sound fall wheat
.nbbis "fsncs" Honr,.
100 bushels t6O pounds TO the buHhcl 'pFlmc navy
o 900 pounds prime lilo coffee, In sackH
D OOO pounds brown sugar, equal In quality to
5000 gallons pure sldsr or whisky vinegar, In bar.
rels or half els. each package to have at
least one iron hoop IL the ends, the Vinegar
20 Da Of anoh strength as 10 require 81 prainH
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BURGESS On Thursday. February %, ie11, MR.
ness which she bore with Christian fortitnde aged
forty years aud siS days she lssyss di..reAsed
The funeral will take place from her late resi
Jence, corner q fourteenth and \ streets south
relatives arc invited to attend.
PAYNR.-On the morning Of the 9Oth instant. At
Twelve days. infsnt dsashtsr VI Henry apd AIMS
Afrlsnds are invited TO attend the funeral on Fri
day, the alsi, at O'Clock p ~, fponl Nsst ut0rEe
town N. T. church. corner OF Seventh aud fayettl
streets. Georgetown.
sCHIEDLRR.- Al Philadelphia. on the nth inst.
az consumntion, HERRY x. SHIHBLRh, formerly o.
this city, aged forty years.
Yorf. -
EyAHs On the 0oth instant, ats rs O'Clock y m.
Of apoplsIy, IakbrLLA W RyASs. wife 81 ThomA
kyane, aged MY years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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CONGRESS YESTERDAY.
REPORT on THE LOUISIANA CASE.

The ArB,y Appropriation Bill Reported 81
RESOLUTIONS offered In the House 10 Im-
peach vice President ColfaS-The Rese-
buttons voted Down-The Testimony be-
fore the Poland Committee Referred to
the Judiciary Commiitee--A Little "Un-
picnsan,uess, between Plat and Farns-
worth-NIisceIlnneou. Business.
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SENATE.
THURDAy, FEBRuARY %, lsIa.

Ne Iarnantn. f.o,,, An. ro.,,nIt,ao an pflv-
WI. WI. .npsn'er, ion' .nr .vn',. ', y, ~" -,
ilcges and Elections, submitted report IN REFER
ence TO Loulfiana. The report declares that
neither Messrs Mcmillan or Ray, claiming to
have been elected senators from Louisiana, are
legally elected 70 scat ann, iuither, mat mere
a now no legal state government in Louisiana
renphiican In form and therefore the commit
80 .-. . ,,,, ...o.,ia,,s, Co. an. ,r.,..t,,, a, /.
wy ' po ',,.,a ~ y" sn.,,,a,a, ~,
new election IN Loulsana, 10 ne cohuucteu un-
der the authority n the United States Govern.
mont
M ru,mbulI expressed hls concurrence in the
main in the views Just submitted, hut he did not
tie ordering Of new election lie submitted
his Tsw wsh sSsS S. ss
eminent.
MIR. Morton said that while he dlsaented from
the Views Of the majority, recommending that
The recent election In Louisiana he set aside and
a new election or,Iered under FEDERAL authority,
he ALSO dlssented from such view as would ret-
ovnize tho McEnary government lie submitted
his Views.
Mr. mi submitted his views lie said that he
favored the assembling u ali the members Of
Ins sosrs hat .hes should V GRANITE and tSen
proceed according TO law to count the votes cast
at the hast election, and ascertain the candidates
who were duly and legally elected.
Mr. Anthony sAid Re concurred generally in
the recital Of facts, and In the conclusion mat
there was no legal state government 10 Louisiana,
vet ne WAS 40 ION 10 TeNOft 10 the extreme
measure OF oniering a new election through
Federal Interference, that he would reserve his
Judgment on this point, 10 see u some better
method OF settling this difficulty could not he
arrived At.
Mr.. Wright wished TO know II the members OF
the Committee on Elections and Privileges had
hills TsTRoDrcED.
Bills were Introduced as follows.
by Mr.. West: Directing the establishment Of
telegraphlc connection between the Capitol and
ali the DEPARTMENTS In Washington city, TO be
operated exclusively Tor public business, and ap-
proprtating siOOOO for that purpose.
ny Mr.. Stockton: Appropriatlng ts0,ooo TO all
In the erection Of q building for o.. Johns hos
pIial IN Warrington city.
ny Mt. wilson, 10 remit me hniles upon gooIs
DESTROYED by - Bos.cn nrs seIpg copy Of bill In
~ MI. very, OF MOB behnihg dutios OF re-
ceNets OF hauonal nahNs, - -. - -.
Also, lmPosng = ,N OF ven pet cent on IN.
antn0nkeu y, ,,, ~ ce,,nsa'es ~. w 'ne
.lmllltnie o. sifcaatins notes. referred 10
Committee on FINANCE.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
u on G0YEkNMENT FK0FEKTY:

. ALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
FoRr HAYS, KANSAS, Feb. 10, 1s7a
The underrigned will sell At public AUCTION, AZ
Fort Hays. Kansas, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, on WEDNES
DAY March 81 ls75 lot OF unserviceable property.
including y Horses, Mules, Army Wagons, Chains.
Harness, Saddles, PAulins, Wagon Covers, Hay
Presses Rope, MISCELLANEOUS Tools, Tents, Canvas,
Clothing. including Great Goats, Uniform Goats,
Trovseru, other stores, Equipage &c. List Of Arti'
Giles 10 be sold furnished on application. Terms,
cash In Government funds at time Of sale.
BY authority Of the Department Commander.
FRANCIS II. JONES,
febia First Lieut., ID Infantry, A. A. y. N.
| OYERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
III TOOLS, IRON, ROPE, JUNK, PAINTS, NAV.
idATIoN INSTRUMENTS FURNITURE.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. February d, at 10
O'Clock at the navy yard, will be sold, BY order OF
the NAVY Department. Condemned Tools, Iron.
Rope Junk Painis, Navigation Instruments, Furni.
| tuTe, kc, BAMUEL q. COOK, Auct,
| phiA, feb1btd
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. OF TFxAs,)
OFFICE PuRCH AsIso CoNMIs'Y OF SUnsIsTENCE, .
San AsroNIo, TExAA, Jan Is, ls1a
Sealed proposals. In trinlicAte, with copy Of this
advertisement attached Will be received al this Office
and at the office Of the Acting Commissary Of sub
o'clock, m, on til tuesday April LISA for the de
nyerinH At Austin, RinsEold plrIAckA san Ant2nio,
can, driih1, Mcintosht McKlyett, Qnitman. Rich;
sill, lnd,sn TeIgit9,gy. OF such quantities Of
MUTIoN siiERP.
FLOUR,
gQRNMEAL,
Rb1MSNTrNE CANDLES.
hBhHSc3N. tcleAr Sidesj
SALT, and
| VINEGAR
| as may be required by the Acting CommiaAaries Of
Subsistence Al those postH from July l7a 10 June
% 1874, or such less time as the COmmissAry General
| Of Subsistence may direct.
Bids for Fresh Beef and Mutton will state the price
| peT hound, net, both on the hoOf and block.
Blank forms Tor proposals, printed conditions as Il
manner Of delivery, payment, kind Of packages
quality Of stores required, etc. will be furnished
| Application 10 the undersigned, or the Acting Com
minsaries OF bubaisence at any Of the pOsts named
| Samples Of al articles, EXCEPT meats must accom-
pan bids and be 30 marked aud referred 10 as to b
Byorder Of the DepArtment Commander,
Purchasing and Depot CommissArY Of Subsistence
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PROPOSALS.


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s Iss dslyers 2 N sas
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during the fiscal ) ear ending June 30, Is7L
roeords Il gf9 asTd NASJal OREGON
IS cords d soft WOOD
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sou pounds q Straw.
-. yAsGoUyER pEPoT. W.T..
ls S% s sora. 81 9f H ssIt W. %oSd' or
Iao bushels Il Charcoal
'S% POEnds q q NAV Sa e q Of IPH ccssj
mn 40 To = T STEVENS. OREGON. b.
s bSSH$: q & s ais; SS SS:i.d
Fort CAPE DISAPPOINTMENT. w. T.
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-. CAMP BAN JUAN ISLAND. W.T..
ss;Ss P SSnas 81 NV asy:. t iisiq
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iiioSS cord. p Y y Cd,
' ssSS R po@nas q % Hs ,l.r
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nIgoo pounds q Data
mSora. Of f 3dcS. BOISE IT.
looGQ pounds Of Harley, tsacked)
sS.SS E PSaRa: Ct Ct s stfsw.
,i i;SSS S SJ q SSsrroal
isOlSS POUNDS q Straw.
,,.o,,., SAnP WARNER, oREooN.
sss5 S1,HsIs q q 6 Sh,.reoSI ,.,,
Sso,@ POUNDS q straw.
CAMP HaRsEY, OREGON.
io S SSsSd: S q f BsfIsS l..cl.s,
leoeo pounds Of gate, (saekedJ
sSSS issS Sansas q q sssh fss;w
LINKyIII.f. OREGON.
i,HSSSS Fou nni q nay.
ofice addres. q the slddsr. with one copy Of ihi'
The Prtcc. in United States currency. must be ~
Hay and WoSd m Ss sse ss sRa az a q
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No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by
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The United States reserves the right TO receive N,
whole or any portion Of the supplies that may b.
The nnSi award for any post vii not be made until
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Separate proposals must be made Tor each post
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