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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-15
(ro BE CONTINUED
GILMAN

Mr.. Maxgood's Oldest girl is dangerously
i'll.
Postmaster Halls hs resigned, and b. Jen-
sen is the coming nal, but he will not take
possession till July LIST.
There was grand logging bee at John
Nelson's last Thursday. Everybody enjoyed
il in spite Of the rain. There were 50 pres
pnt
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Educational
~. y. BAKER. a. H., Editor.
County sUPERIErENDENr
Advantages Of Normal Training.
BY JAMES W. GORDON


Having been asked number Of
times what do you think OF the Nor
mai", | will endeavor through the
columns of the JOURNAL, to present my
thoughts in regard to a few of the
great number of advantages derived
from normal training.
Though have attended the Normal
but short time as yet, | can clearly
see the many reasons why we, as
teachers, should avail ourselves of the
privilege we have for securing this
training
First, then, self reliance is taught
by normal training. How! BY al
lowing the students to abstract their
own ideas from the plentiful resour-
ces provided for the institution by the
state.
When stadent is aware that he will
be told all that he wishes to know, he
takes but little trouble to examine
anything for himself and prepare his
mind to accept what he hears from
Others, without proof, but relies only
on what has been told him, and in
this way he robs himself Of energy,
industry, and carefulness.
Second. Independence IS taught by
normal training. Not that independ.
ence which makes us feel superior to
every one else, but such independence
as prepares us for emergencies Of any
kind, by implanting in our minds the
seeds Of self possession, calm thought,
and practical usefulness.
Is not he who is able to control him.
self, and at glance see just what is
needed in the management Of school
affairs Tor any other of the affairs of
life, the one and the only one that
win be truly successful!
These are some of the very essential
elements needed by US, as teachers.
Then the place for us to obtain an ed.
ucation is the one that teaches more
than mere text books, which, after
having been committed to memory
are valueless to us.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-15
HOTEL FOR SALE,
RIVER FALLS and HUDSON
DAILY MAIL AND
STAGE LINE !!

Leaves River Falls AZ "a " and arrives AZ
Hudson In season 20 meet the Eastward bound
Train. Leaves Hudson at p NJ, and reach.
- River Falls at 4P. ~, connecting with the
Ellsworth Stage. Express business prompt. .
" attended 20. Orders should be LEFT az The
Pierce House, or at the Post-ofice
w PERLY, Proprietor
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A. MORSE,

peal ESTATE AGENT. Real Estate Bought and
~ sold on Commission. State, County Town and
other Taxes paid. Abstracts OF title to any lands
IN Pierce and St Crox Counties furnished on short
notice ONCE 10 JOURNAL Building, River Fslis,
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Al MCKAY.
W. WOODBURY.
Greenwood Mills
BY
Mckay, BOwrOn & Woodruff.

Custom Work done on the usual terms Flour
ana feed kept constantly on hand ana FOR sale
River Falls, Wis.
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T. ASHlONABLE TAILOR. Work done to order
Il on short notice and ON reasonable terms Shop
at his residence, opposite the Normal school
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N. E. BURNS,

RONS wagons. bugges aud sleighs, aud docs re-
/. pairing, AT his shop on Maple street A special
ty made Of ironing buggies and light work l333
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JOHN WHITE,

RLACksMITH'-Does all kinds Of blacksmitldng
~ Particular attention given to shooting horses.
shop opposite Brackett House stable, River Fails
VIA. %
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D. W. PETERSON,

DEALER N Watches, Clocks, aud Jewelry. Re.
- pairing done on short notice and warranted to
give satisfaction.
River Walls Wis i7-30
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u. W. REED.

DEALER IN Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Re.
~ pairing done on short notice, and warranted
o give satisfaction.
River Falls, Wis 1870
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MISSES LEVINGs.

Il EEP Bookstore embracing School aud AIi-cel-
IA laneous Books Periodicals and Magazines. A
tull supply Of stationary. Masl St., River Falls,
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Picture Frames and Moulding

Por want Of spar will no; attempt 20 fur
ther ehumerate and conclude by extending
10 the community a cordial invitation 70 call
and examine my stock
Physicians Prescriptions and Family Re.
GENTS will receive the personal attention on
M Gould, who will b. found u his post at
ell hours day aud night.
Sabbath hours, $40 OMAN to-, Q 70
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b. II. PILLAR,

BLACKSMITH, shop on Main St.. sou.a Of Brack.
A. ett House Particular attention gwen to shoe.
ing horses.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-15

DAlNTERS, Grainers, Glaziers and Paper Hangers,
orders left at the Post-otiice River Falls, Wis
cousin 19-43
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KING & MORTON

DEALER IN Millinery and Ladies Furnishing
~ goods Main Street, River Falls 1913
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J. E. CARY,
A. ]. GOLDEN,
}. II. LEvINGs.
S JONES.
MRS. W. II. WINCHESTER

GoNNEfANCER, Collector and Jus.ics of the
- Fodce' New Centeryille, Wis. 4s ly
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Cro BIZ CONTINUED.

WHnE we are visiting she summer
schools, correspondence must wait
until Saturday of each week, usually,
before it can be answered.
LIBBE SrIRRArF, in her school in Oak
Grove, has one new idea in regard to
system. AT the ringing of the bell,
after recess, all gather in the entry
and dispose of hats and caps; at a Sec
ond signal they file in and stand by
their seats; at third they sit. Good
Much time is wasted in grammar
classes by allowing the pupils to argue
with the teacher upon points not set
tied by the best grammarians. Teach.
ers should never discuss, in class, such
questions as how many genders there
are. Make them adopt one standard
in parsing; it matters little whether
you admit two, three or four. Tell
them such questions are debatable,
and they can think as they choose,
and then let that forever close the
subject. Explain constructions and
ellipses. when they wish it. Who
cares whether 1.-The" is an article or
adjective, whether there are eight,
nine, or ten parts of speech; whether
''to" is part Of the infnitive, or
proposition, as Brown says; or wheth.
er there are three or four casesl
WEEKLY reviews, monthly examina-
tions, and rhetorical exercises in his
school, show that Reee wilkinson is
trying TO excel.
A Teachers Institute will be held at
Prescott, beginning August 81, to con-
tinue one week
OK very damp days, you should start
one fire in the school house, in the
morning. Although the room may
not be cold, the air is improved by
that course. You should have all
windows and doors open If necessary.
There may be frail children who have
damp feet, and will catch cold, IL not
cared for. All will feel better with
fire. The fire may be said to dry the
air and the room. Clothing left on,
even heavy shawls, will not do as
well. 1t is the dampnes5, not the
GOODNESS, that is 10 be removed.
Heed this.
TIE Stumble school in Martel has
planted four centennial pines, under
Mrs. Maxgood's direction. Mrs. NJ. is
teacher who makes her profession a
study, and hence she never fails to do
good work.
0sE teacher reports that her ap.
paratus consists Of wash dish. Very
good. Initiate.
TIM Normal school closes next week.
REMEMBER the Teachers Association
at Martel on Saturday. Come out.
". L. RosET's school in Gilman is a
! model Of system.
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JOSEPH JELLINGS
MARTIN RIPPLE

HOUSE, CARRIAGE & SIGN p AINTER. Shop
II over Wells Livery Stable, River Falls, Wis
con in. "a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-15

WHLE we are visiting the summer
schools, correspondence must wait
until Saturday of each week, usually,
before it can be answered.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-15
WIN. ROUNCE,

AT his Mil on the Trimbelle River, is prepar
ed to shell corn, grind the same into meal for
family use, or for feed. Also, manufactures
Sraham Meal from wheat. 1928
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-30

Nv ~" - n WAsnINGToN, April II.
Excepting $25, 900 for subsistence nt
tho Southern Apache Agency, New
Mexico, tho annual deficiency bill, ns
pnsscd both houses, contains no pr0vis-
ion whnloyer for the Indian service in
dcbtcdncss OH tho Pacific Const States
or Territories. Tho department. request
cd MI appropriation Of nearly $40, 900
to puy these liabilities which nre held
by n large number Of persons, including
various San Francisco merchants, aud
dated back from ono to thrco years. t.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-30
F"A+f'f -''Ft 70 .sftr -.
'TGlegTaphiC. !
4: 0XAuA, April %

p .if a.hi s,lAa@7g oNAnA, April %, :.
Indians recently attacked pnrty of
whites near Cheyenne, killing several
Persons and severely wounding others.
The saragea also. captured and outraged
q woman qfRtheJ, party. Tho Indians
also attacked q another pnrty near the
Black Hills. tf.tr5 .grf.5s,'T.t,I. .g..f, {. d.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-30

.lHT3diil mi l0kt7:tl lIllI - aHp tr
s.it OF ,saiEY.spz i,sgitTa f9ifiG ,ha
oa. SIsHussEEg pSJ -HQuic lafii iasIae
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ii IS stsEsreiJ Sid lEvs14t hSa pl.dt.
shi - 4.r@i M: s{raI q ia1g xe8i hisa
d9ssT isiH hGG .a,a-'i t@;1S is'hIU
.Iab.o, sTiisST 80
~ 80 Iii9k VI ,2<io aipAIlJ
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-30
sr. Louis, Arril %.

Sargeant George Prcndcr, IN charge
OF the signal service station hcrf, lcit
for Washington last night, whcfo he
will testify before the Committee on Tx
penditures VI Tho Treasury Department.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-30

z .7iE g EI--''t =, -
','.as.Sa'' s7Ny NyaersrqaH 70 saEoa I
-429 - g9aaa2 J, "a "a. aai. iiast9tf
ss.tts sS;si n yasqeS bs,yti q .htzha
10 sisgpets or GA.:r,1 y,,.Is, n,
aGi u 5rihsosss SOpsZE.otsl
4st1sae'T ,rziiEea .tlS,,.s,. is.;ss,,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-30
WAsll1NoroN, Anril 92.

= ~ - ~ WASHINGTON, April 70.
The Sub.Comnittco on Naval TX.
pcmliturCs will conclude their labors
Tomorrow. The Investigations hare
covered every Navy Yard In tho couu.
try Tor threp ycms, Several Naval
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07

ONE MORE FOR TILDEN-The wires
have been down between here and
Portland for the past two days. with
the exception Of few moments yes
terday evening. during which time it
was learned from the telegraph opera
tor at tho Portland office that Gov.
Grover had just decided the question as
to Watts ineligibility adversely to him,
and awarded certificate Of election to
Crouin. one Of the Democratic csndi-
dates for elector II this report
prove to lie q true one. and if that
Democratic elector should be allowed
to vote in the Electoral College, it
secures Tilden's election regardless of
the disputed Statss-unless, perchancc,
some Republican Governor in some one
Of the Eastern States should pursue the
same course towards some alleged in
eligible Democratic elector, as Grover
is reported to have done.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07
WALLA WALLA IrEMs.-We

WALLA WALLA ITEMs.-We learn
that Alex Bleckhall on Saturday night
attempted to commit suicide by taking
poison. The act was discovered in
time and DR.. Bingham was summoned.
who gave him pumping out and
saved his life. He again on Sunday
shot himself. inflicting severe wound
from which he may never recover. The
cause Of these rash acts on the part of
the man appears to be the old story.
Strong drink has got such hold on
him that death is preferred to life.
We learn that gamblers from abroad
are here perpetrating all kinds Of
swindlirg tricks upon the young and
unwary. A few evenings ago young
man from the upper country was swim
pied out of sbont $500, in a dice device.
Parties who keep saloons should not
countenance such tricks. as they will
suffer ia the end We are Informed
that Capt. Stump will have his new
boat ready for the upper Columbus
by the lst of March, and in order
to do this. parties at Lewiston have
been requested to increase their stock
s., 1000. ". Waterman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07

Coal TRADE IN Nova Scor1A.-Dur-
ing the first three-quarters of the year.
there were raised &c., 3j tons. and the
amount sold was 45l ,523. Nova Scotia
purchased lis.5sS tons; Quebec. 10l.-
754; New Brunswick, 1887 Prince
Edwards Island. 34.369; New Found
land. 2a,696; United States. 3i.SS9 :;
West ln,'ians, 6.53s: Europe, $40.
There is falling OF in sales OF $40
tons when compared with correspond
ing quarters in lSsj.-Sfandarsi.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07
PROSECUTING ATrokNEys.-The r

PROSECUTING ATroKNEYs.-The re-
turns from the different counties in this
district are now in. They show the
following result for Prosecuting attor-
ncy: T. j. Anders' msjority in Yaki-
ma county 81. Whitman county 81. TO-
tai majorities %. n. T. Cations Walla
Walla county majority 35. Columbia 80.
Stevens %. total 60. Short 4 votes.
This gives y very good chance for a
contest. but we learn that Mr.. Cation
gives it up. At the present salary the
office wont pay for being very particu-
lar about. - Watchman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07

STEVENS Returns received
here from this county give J. p. Jnd-
son i45. .. Jacobs lis. Judson's ma.
lority -. For Prosecuting Attorney
y. {. Cation. l43. r. J. Andrews lis.
3ston's majority s5. For Councilman.
d. f. Percival IA. f. Ping 1903. ma
lority Al. Plug bad majority over
br'tsan Of 81. hut there is report here
that some mistake has been made in
some OF the precincts which may throw
out Ping - Na.sAmaa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07

Z. T. X. R,--The Frazier Valley has
been finely settled upon a. the route
for the railway. and If I'll location
survey could have been made this fall
the work on the permanent section
wculd have been commenced mex,
spring. As il is, the survey will he
completed next spring and we may
have work commenced ~ Barrari In
let next year aialaad Guardian.
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-.'s--a-
FILLING UP.

~ yesterday MAS enlivsnei hy
SC Of s sea-going vessels. be.
ne asss Of inside coasters. sgd
long the city front. and those
Raeer At the freenor, aud
ards aerssss the wav. The
>rt consists Of the Pacific Mail
Dakess, ess,ins q, the Seat
3, the Aarmien. loading Rea-
he ship War Hawk, hanks o.
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Tax N Office!

The Delinquent Special Schoui Tax-las; for the
Year lisa 10 now in my kanas together with . war
rant 10 fsaee e0a.ectioz ri tee sArse. Tserefor~
ali persons owaiIg Prap<rsy IN Seattle school
DISTRICT Ne. !. waleA fhs sysciai - As~a taxes
have net been pasd for tie year isss arr request
"a u pay up .nzme<iisseiy and save eo~ss Of sa-
seftissaS.
EDGAR BRIAN. SeAeol Clerk
Al Hsvsy HArksr's Ssos~,
ssastis, Ssv. 10. 1878. Elsu
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myn and Lizzie Williams, brigs North
Star and Levi stevens. and the three
mastei schooner Courser. The latter
arc mostly in quest Of cosi--a healthy
indication OF sprincing activity in
that trade.
Notwithstanding the depression
amounting almost To q panic in that
bushes, under the stress Of the enor-
nous shipments from the British e,n-
psre on account Of whea. exchanges, the
shipments for the past month from here
hsse been far greater than for several
previous months aggregsiing upwards
cfo.0o0 tons. al amount far aooye
Ne average Of the past. The opera
tioG6 Of the Rcnton and Talbot COM
psnies have been slack owing to TEN
porary retsrcling causes now happily
removed. but the Seattle company has
lately been dispatching heavy cargoes
with extraordinary expedition.
The Pacific Mail Compsny's agent
here. as also the San Francisco cores
pondent, assures Us. that that comp any
consume about 5000 tons of coal per
month on the whole Of their extensive
lines, extending pretty much around
the world and steadily increasing in
magnitude. all Of which they are de-
sirous of purchasing here and would
do 50 il there were facilities here for
loading with greater dispatch and GER
tsinty.
This re-enlivening Of our port ut the
opening Of winter, with ingathering
fleets Of the weslth-bringins messen-
gers Of commerce, is a hopeful augury
for a :evival Of trade and improve
ments with fresheuing vigor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07

THIS
AGRICULTURAL

Has been originated by hybridixing the CAlifor-
mia WILD sATs with the old fashioned English
oats.
WHAT Is CLAIMED FOR THE HULLEss OATS
The important points OF superiority claimed
for this seed over the other varieties. and which
are fully sustained by the voluntary statements
Of farmers who purchased of me last season. are
these:
LIST They will yield nearly as MANY measured
bushels "a the acre a. any other variety. on the
sams quality of ground. with one half the amount
OF eeed
ID. The grain ID heavier than the old variety
weighing 5t lbs. "a the measured bushei.
I'D The straw is Of difyereat formation from
other varieties being larger At the ground taper
the base where II 10 needed. and Will stand
rich meadow soil without lodging. II Is also Of
. finer grain, and swseter. making better feed. an
item Of importance to the farmer.
Ath, These oats are tws weeks earlier than the
common variety therefor not 80 lshle to rust,
esse aring the rusty season.
sah. They can b. raised on any ground that We
can raise the common cat. with more thxa double
the rrost "a the grower.
9Th They do not she'll in harvesting.
Eth. One pound O: the HgIiess Oats Will make
much aoar A. y pounds OF the common cat.
or to he mere explicit. hashsl Of 81 lbs, good
common oats. will nlske l2~ It's. Of cat meal.
while one bushel II Huliess Oats Of - lbs. will
make 81 :. lt~. Of better quality of cat meal.
sth They Is heavy wheat. and viii make
more hogr IL the pound. having less hran en- the
kernef. uai meat Is worth more than whess
nour can be raised where wheat Will fail, aud
Weld twice IS nsany bushels 81 the acre with less
seed. on the same same quality a ground
W. A. BoUTEIiE Montpelier. Vt.
Having raised 4 small crop II the Euliess Oats
from the seed procured froas W, A. Regieile dur
ing the past year. prepared D. furnish Inn
tied quantity 80 Farmers gu the Sound at rsssoa'
able rx;cs
All orders left with MI Carr. - the Seattle
Post-ofhos. viii be promptly oiled. Pa:ttes de-
sirias % inspest The quality a: the 0ats before
pare aAsing can 10 ~ aIoa application g. 1r.
Carr. BAY Agent.
JOHN r. JORDAN,
nEs0 pgSxta.isA River.
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TO FARMERS.

The highest honors in the way Of Premiums
and Silver Medals grain products have been
swar,ied by several of each nj the Eastern. Mid.
die and Western States 10 ". 4, Boutel.e. the
originator of the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-07

City ".rvxA; eA!Aag fer sasoe. owner can
have Assns by p-ovtng ownership sGsi paying for
this advertisement. Eaaaire at this otaee.
ISsu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-16
DRoPOsALs sOa MALI BAG rAes.
POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

November IS, ISre
Sealed Propo; ais will b. received at this De cart
SscEsBER, 1876. Tor furnishing. by contract.
sucn mss as may Be :, quilei ami ordered daa,as
ore vsar from the FIRST cay OF January, 1877: the
quantity OF such Tsgs to be furnished being two
hunGI % thousand more less as saa be r. 0uired
ais1 ord red Curing hat pnriod.
sucn TsRs art TO BE- OF two kinds-rarrow and
he ss'row Tags are TO be made of suitably hard
trips, each six and . hsf il ebes long ONE iucs
wade, ana bali Inch thick, .ed n.vias . eiscuisr
through II. q point oneincb from enc END. Each
Of 80. -. T:.s Il to have printed and sligftiy In
fsuch post Office and ats sdch rail way Dot
ME- Or % snes route sgensy. e may b. specified
nav. p nt.o thereon in smaller letters dirsc-
for ITS ~, urn TO such once VIII b. spsc,fi ID
such schedules The printed siis Of each Tag 4,
O. nv. smso,h surfsos.
81. The WIDE T:s. are % Be simi.s to The other. fn
TWO inches instesd Of ON. d sIoe..lna the print.
lar To- ter. q vii se Geoustd snd 70
Specified In the soesduss for malls seni 20 foreisn
Tor eaa be obi apsd on py 70 ,s
Secoid o ssistsbt Postm sster General
Ss Ing: 1t for =, are g %
:a 9,D.s q and thsy must be
TIE SrdsTo CT The d. p,rtment before they WIN D,
Ev,Ty Proposal must .secify uac ,neiri Ally tina
piISe q each rag offered tn be furni.h d.
lie fIopc' as Te-siy, q will be opened, read aud
yer NED ID This peDartne Mt AT NOON The TwENTy
FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER. 1875; and a dects IN
thSreon Will be made withiL thres DAYS ther aFtsr
The Postmaster 6ener here BY es the ght
rJ-cf any or o OF toe Proposals received under
ifls atyerf II. in kis Judgment, the inter-
esss o. The serviSe may thereby be promoted.
lie accepted Liddtr must enter into c)ptract,
a. WIN two sureties, satisfactory 10 the Post.
master General, be bcu6d 10 the pm atty OF four
W. Es Cellars fr ths fslhful performance Of tho
cor TIA = ,Id r , failure che part Of the con.
tItcto 20 comply win the contract ana bis sure
es shs be Liable for the forfeiture OF the foil sum
four thousand dollars as lil 1tdateo tsm.gea. 20
oe sued for IN We OF the UnitAd ttstes in an
scion ct debt Ia any court having Jurisdio,ion
hereof This contract Ard o. gait ia mast be DIV
c. 1t thereof II Om hts Department.
avery Eroposai mnst be acc ON panied with bo-d
10 tie persy OF two thOu'and dollars, ntsd BIZ
ne cfd6ef al two surstes cart A. to be ciept
by IRE postms ter where cney r-sidel. CONDITIONED
for the bidders entering 1fo Govt act, a. herein
eeoIe specified in case his proposal BE- accep,ss by
he Postm ssser General.
flank forms Of proposal and bond viii be far
p'sbtd on picaton to the second assistant Pos
mister General; ard all bidders reauirei 10
cnform thereto IN submitting their bids under tins
advertisement.
livery proposal should be enclosed IN sealed en-.
velote, endorsed - Proposals for NAL Bas Tag, ~
and be addressed 10 the Second Assistant Post
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