davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

The Fraudulent Secretary OF the Navy
appropriates the Talapoosa to the use OF him
self and party Of twenty or thirty guests for
a cruise along the coast from Washington to
Portsmouth, and charges tho bin to tho Treas
ury after the example Of his ilustrous prede-
ccssor. And now the Fraudulent Secretary OF
the Treasury approprates tho revenue cutter
Grant to his personal pleasure, and converts
her into yacht, MS il she were his private prop
crty, The associates Of THOMPSON and SHER-
MAN in the Fraudulent Administration. who
have to decide questions affecting tho interests
of railroad and other corporations. travel as
deadheads wherever they 20. and thus incur
obligations which can only DO requited by OH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

The rose-colored reports of tho Austrian
advance into Bosnia which como 10y way OF
Vienna are more than counterbalancod 10y the
angry tone which the Niennose authorities
have assumed toward the Porte. At last ac-
counts tho Austrian Foreign Oflce had
threatened to withdraw their Ambassador
from Constantnoplc in casc tho Mussul-
man resistance in Bosnia was not stop
ped. Meanwhile the Turks have sur
rendered Shumla, while the Russians still
retain their old positions around Constantine
plc Russia evidently does not propose to take
anything on trust for she still insists ON the
surrender Of Narna also ma m indispensable
prerequisite TO her own retirement from San
Stclano. In the mean time the Russian Gov
eminent have addressed what tho telegraph
terms "a friendly inquiry" asking tho Sultan
when he will be ready to give up Batoum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

BoGARDUs Is TO sail for home on Saturday,
resting ON his Just won tito Of champion wing
shot OF the world, and no doubt s willing to
have an ovation from his countrymen as the
Columbia crow. BooARDus had another pre-
iminary victory besides his great one. which
the cable did not report. II was second match
with Mr. CHOLMOSDELEy PENHtLL. the famous
shooter. whose Christian namo is pronounced
in two syllnblcs. 1t took place at Nottingham,
July %. for $50 a side 100 birds. 80 yards rise.
II was well contested each marksman by turns
leading. and BoGARDus winning only on the last
ten birds. when he closed the score with II to
G0-not 80 good performance as last Tues
days. but the light and the wind were less
friendly to high scores. The loss OF the match
with Mr.. WALLACE ia BodARDuss chief draw
back to n ycrytriumphant foreign tour. in which
he has won what he went ioi. after severe COM
petition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

Railroad trains going opposite ways do
not crash into each other, killing dozen people
and manGling a score. 10y accident For this
slaughter in Ohio either the company or some
one of its employees was responsible The
fact that most OF the victims in this case
were poor immigrants should not make the
local authorities any less energetic in investi
eating the affair and trying to get at the truth.
The life Of an immigrant is as precious in the
eye Of the law. theoretically. rs that Of VAN
pERBLT. Il should be in praetIce also.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
A remarkable story concerning the al

remarkable story concerning the al
legged fraudulent sale Of land titles will be found
in THE Sun. A Chicago Spectator while sell
ing large tracts Of West Virginia land to Illi-
nois buyers. discovers that there Is n flaw in the
title lie comes on to New York. where his wife
is residing. and is there captured and carried of
by Chicago detectives on rcduisitions from the
Governors Of two States. Meanwhile the Chi
cago papers discover that the name Of u sup
posed second wife of tho Spectator has been
appended 10 the transfers and then comes a
food Of scandal by the side Of which the alleged
real estate irregularities seem tame.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

That n member of the French Senate
should have been caught cheating ut cards. is
80 shocking a scandal that 1t is not surprising
friendly newspapers try to belittlc and hush up
the nflairas merely mistake already explained
But the Idys allrms that Senators MAUNIN and
EpMoSD DE IA FAYETTE. after a visit to Virhy
whore tho scene OF tho affair is laid
have set on foot an inquiry into the mental
condition Of their colleague and that he will be
removed 10 an asylum at once. The Soir says
that the implicated gambler sits in the Senate
for tho Department Of tho Haute-Loirc. and
that he is not VI. DE LAFAYETTE. The only other
Senator from that department is NJ JAcoTIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

Neither Of the old parties to be trusted: no
third terms. except where skill and experience
are Indispensable strict construction Of the
Constitution; United States bonds to be taxed
by the States like any other property; the
tpaperl currency to be a full legal tender
for all purposes; the immediate and I'M
conditional repeal OF the Resumption act :
plenty OF new Treasury notes 20 fully meet
the wants Of trade; grcenhacks instead Of
national bank notes; except whore the original
law forhids. all Government bonds and obliga-
tons to bc redeemed in legal-tcnder notes. and
US promptly ~ possible; no fresh issues 81 in
tcrest bearing bonds n iudicious policy Of In
tcrnal improvements. especially railroads. and
more especially railroads into Mexico and
a second aud third transcontincntal line to the
Pacific all remaining public lands to be- given
away 10 actual settlers; no more false economy
in hard times. This is the platform put forth
by the conference Of Grecnhack men which met
in Washington on Tuesday. There is plenty Of
financial tomfoolery in the platform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

Can 1t be that the Sweet BY and BY
contains some mysterious consolng power for
Jersey mon and women accused Of homicide ?
Mr.. BENJAMIN HUNrEB and Mrs. RICHARD II.
SMITH broke into it ON being conducted to their
respective cells.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr; Permit
me to suggest rs an alienation Of the nuisance OF the
Elevated RAILWAY the placing OF continuous box of loose
sand along the guard rail Ia which II should he nrmy
fastened 10 absorb and de"dcn the vibrations srurip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

Mr.. HAYEs's declaration beforehand that
he would not be second time a candidate for
President is the single instance OF political sa-
gacity in his career.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08

cial favors. These frauds are evidently bent on
making tho most OF their opportunities. and
will be pretty sure to leave Office richer than
thoy entered IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-08
Supplemented DANIEL pnArr, tho Great

SimpIe-minded DANIEL PRATT, the Great
American Traveller. who appropriated the con-
tents Of lost pocketbook which he had found,
is lodged in Jail. RUTHERFORD b. HAYES. the
Great American Fraud, who appropriatcs the
emoluments of an ofice which he accepted at
the hands OF thieves. knowing it to have been
stolen. is lodged in the White House.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
THE BANNER COUNTY
OLD LINN On TOP !!

UnqueStionably the Democracy OF
Linn have great reason TO be ''stuck
ulo"-to put ca airs, so TO speak.
The average Democratic majer;ty on
State ticket is greater than eryr before,
and the. republicans are the worst
crashed fellows in the whole ''oRtit. p"
They really expected to sneak into our
camp and get away with Representa-
tive or two, hut thanks to the patriot
ism of the Democracy of Linn they "got
leiJ" ON that hunt.
Gal ant 's0ld Linn" has nohly re-
deemed herself from the stain that was
cast upon her fair ezentcheon by the
last Presidential and Congressional
election, and carries the party Banner
i,ro&der AND higher than amy of them.
Good enough
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
lExNa onErsnAck xorr.


The GreenbacIt vote in Linn foots up
about 375--all told. And ibis after
making 80 much "fursse about It hat
sOrne tiinid Democrats and Rspublieahs
were fearful they would carry the conn.
tyl
We have no desire to play the "gran
ny" with our Greenback friends and
sing out II told you soT' but VIC do say
that their leaders have deluded them
most shamcfaliy, sud we were satisfied
they we're joing il all through the can
yass, by making wild, reckless assels
tions about the terrific vote they would
receive in she county, and thus holding
them to tho w.rk which they would
have otherwise abandoned in disgust
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
eREGNntCEERs SNOWY
HArsEY, June 1, 1878.

HALsEY, June 1, 1878.
Eiitor Denocnat.
The vo1e Of this precinct shows clear
ly aud oonvincingly to every Green.
backer Of Democratic antecedsnts tha,
they have been most shamsfnlly sold
out. OF the sixty four Greenhaek votes
psllsd in this precinct over forty werr
taken from the Democratic party. which
shows bad faith on tie part Of many
Republicans who were l,rofessed Green
hackers and went back on their pledges.
Former Democratic associates urged
that the labor movement was gotten. al,
solely i'm the interest of the Republican
party, AMI the result OF the election in
this place proves the correctness Of their
predictions. II should be the duty OF
every Democrat who has been delnded
into this treacherous politissI snare to
inquire into the matter and see how
baseiy they have been duped into the
serviceef the Custom House carsnorants.
Ny Greonhack brethren begin to look
back--and what do they see The
Labor Wor1i, published ia the Bee office,
er ''God's help E lmunds" Offering him
self Ia the market-Dr Hendricks, the
Democratic sore-hesd, going over the
county telling falsehoods about the rec
ord of the last Legislature, and at the
same time secretly caueusing to sell out
to Republicans Why were all his foul
eusthemas hurled at Democrats and the
Democratic Partyl A "vse srnt" voice
answers, "Another Benedict Arnold. "
Why was Stewart mtking pilgrimage
to different parts Of the State before the
coaVe tim, pl.Rnins how to best
ssrvo his RI llcAl m Istsrsl Whilst
there is ssundness in the doctrines Of
the parry, it is still true, nevertheless
the same principles are enunciatsd in
the Democratic platform aad ever have
been in accordance with their creed.
With this view Of the situation, is there
any other wise course for Us to pursue
as honest men who act from principle,
but to go buck to the hoass of our
fathers, .rstarn to the gool old Demo
cratic fold, and be deceived no longer
b, these "new dodses" of R R,licaliala /
More anon. GREExBAckEH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

county from ten prsolnOta, Whiteaker
50. Bsskman IL, Cochran 90, Earhart
and Reanes even, Hirpch SO.
Knox (Rep) for Prosecuting Attof-
ney, 60 majority, Representative,
stiattoh 7ss. Gilbert 7Ss, Knox eD7,
FAgan e6s, Thon,pson 745, Doris 755,
Holt 709, TIayes 704.
Junetioli-Olfcial, Hines l29, Deck
man 1874, Earhart 1873, Hirsch ia,
Carter l34, POWELL 1888 whiteaker l4O,
rhayer 1872, Reames l34, Brown lac,
Noltner 1870, Sites 1873.
Eugenc-yote of the county stands
about IS at noon, small precincts to
hear from, not expected to change the
meiorities materially, full returns will
he in tomorrow.
MULTEoNAH COUNTY RETURNS.
From II plecInets, Hnea majority
$3.50, Beekman 43s, Earhart GIG,
Hirsoh $50, Carter 435, Republican
Legislative ticket elected.
Myrtle Greek Precinct Whiteakei
l2l, Thayer l2l, Reames l22, BrowI.
ITO, Noltner liz, Sites l2l, Hazard
l2l, Campbell III, Chenuweth lz2,
Brekey l2l, Stewart III, Hines 80,
B.eklnan 81, Eurhart SO, Hirsch A.
Powell 81, Knox 30, Melvin 81, Kirk
n,tfick 80, Riddle "a, Brown so.
cLATsoP COUNTY.
Official vote of Asi,.ria Precinct
whiteaxer 295, Hines 500, Thayer PIT
Berkman 3ls, Rrames 272, Earllar
323, Brown 269, Hirsch 322, Noltnei
I'll, Carter 322, stite,i 275, Powell 500
Official vote Of Upper Astoria Pr
cnet--Hines 6l, Whitaker l04, Beck.
IN II, 62, Thayer l15, Iteanies los, Es
hart 6l, Brown 80. Hirsch &C, Moline,
LOG, Carter SO, Powell 60, Sites l05
Selai.oiiicial from Marion co,,nty give
the following majorities Hines $50
l3cekman 50U, Earhart 500, HirscI
jj5. Official reiuins win not maseii
alls change these figures.
Pulk-Even on The Governor, Eau
hart and Hirsch so majority, Repebli
ANS elect one representative in Polk
possibly all.
YOncalla-el Republican, SO Demo
cratic.
scottsburg-4o Republican, % Dem
ocratic.
Elkton-4l Republican, 81 Demo
cratic, official on State ticket.
Harrisburg precinct-Whole numbe
votes 32l, Whiteakcr l6l. Hines "a
Campbell 72. Thayer l47, Beekman ss
Wilkins sc, Reams lag, Earhart se
Gates 81, Brown 1874. Hhsch l4s, Eolt
ner IA, Carter SO, Craig Sc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
..Nn rall, aou ao..


The orssoaSan IN It's sastonishment"
over the result IN Linn county, ssss.
that the Greenbaek movement, Instead
Of bel ltiiag the Republicans, as was ex-
Pecte,l, assisted the Demootats. This
is n.istaSe, for a. Haiaey and HARRIS
burg, where the Republicans wero
largely pledged tu the G,eenl,..cls cause,
the vote shows shout the usual Repuis
liean vete--in fact, at Ilalsey, WheIo it
WIS claimed befole the election that
there wess semetLing over hundred
GleeHbaek votes, two.thinls of whom
we're Republican, tho result cf the elec.
tion showS the usual Republican major.
ity aad a ieduced Democratic vote;
while in Saatiam frecinct-lhe Denio-
era ie strong hoid u the uysi.backeis--
tbs vote shows that essry man suck 10
the text aid voted tie ticket. Another
instance u Whero the 9ieei BOX moye-
msnt hel. ed the Republicans il shown
plainly At Harrisburg, where the Re
pahlic'sa candidate FOR STATE Tteasuie.
received nearly tho .nti1e tsreenlHsca
vote, aad their candidate. Tor Count.
Surveyor rvseivsd az Of it-s,n.e st
Oa1
IL ia self-eviieat that the Republican.
G,sa.,e@ekers played their cid "snil <
guner on their Demutatie allies, slse
We would have elected every csun,.
s.aeer aud given the entire s,ate t.elS,s
Jsar Asndred ,ss3ority.
We trust nov that our Democratic
Greenbook irieAds will ieleser a6snpvl.
this miserable ialce and return 10 I'll,
gallant old party which shows such ~,
giav'nelble fnoat against ali eppssin.
larties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
n44w8
CITATION.
IAas County Court # I'm" County, i" =.
State of OregOh

Iahs County Court IF Linn County, IN sae
State ef Oreg0n
In the matter of the estate and guard an
ship of William 1. NaNteT, AlinOI.
Order to show cause on appiiratiOn OF
Guardian for order ef sale Of real estate.
II appealing to this Court ffom the peti.
Il n is day presented aud hled by J. Fl.
Lame. the guardian Ut the person and es.
"a; g of William 1. Nawter. MINOR. praying
tor an order CT hale of certain real ssla.t
helonginH To said ward, hat il is necessary
aud would DO beneficial to said ward ha.
such real estate should be sold.
1t is hereby ordered that the next of kin
nf said ward. and all persons interest. d III
the said estate. appear before this COur
IN "Wednesday, the 81 day of Juiy, 1878,
u l o'clock, =. M, at the Court room o
Ghis Court. in the city Of Albany, Linz
county, Oregon, then and there TO show
cause why an orIler should not be granted
for the safe of such estate.
Aud It is further ord rsd, that . copy sni
this order be- published st least three sue
cesstVe weeks before the said day OF hear
ing in the ST .TE RIaKr DEMoC IT, /,
newspaper printed and published and o.
general circulation in linn County
Iregon.
Dated this Juno 4th, 1873.
Il. J. SI1 rES, Co Clerk.
Per GEO. =. CHAMBERI.AIE,
44w3 Deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
;. /. CowAN AT nenE-
LEBANON, june G, 1873.

LEBANON, June 6, 1873
Glitter Democrat:
On Wednesday eve the citizens Of
Lebanon, on learning the result of j.
l.. Cowans success as Democratic can
didate for County Clerk, turned out
en- nasse, irrespective of politics, and
gave him heaity cOngratulation on his
deserved success. Alter the band ha,
disc1ursed some fne music Mr.. Cowan
appeared and in = very feeling and ap-
propriate manner thanked his many
friends for thsir kindness and lively iIl-
tevRt in his success.
At the concluslun of Mr.. Cowan's re
marks cheer after cheer went up frOn,
the assemblags of friends.
Mr.. Geo. Smith (who By the way
Republican, was next calle,l for. His
remarks were very appropriate and well
timed and called forth storm of az
clause.
Mr.. Smith is the successful candidat,
for Justice of the Peace in this prseinc,
and his success shows how highly be il
esteemed
Mr.. Montague, who is every inch p
Democrat and gentleman, congratulated
Mr.. Cawan on his deserved succpAs-
hut reiteated the sentiments of thi'
community at their loss OF one Of th'
hest men in this portion of Linn Co.
Mr.. Montague is a very easy, fluen'
SPEAKER, and wo must acknowledge oul
inability to do him justice.
w. B. D1nica was loudly called for
hut owing to extreme bashfulness (wt
presume) in the presence of so many
ladies, failed to respond. Prof. Miller,
Mr.. Powers and many others were call
ed upon AMI responded in manner
that was highly complimentary to Mr.
Cowan. Tho best Of feeling was mani
tested on every side, and taken all il
all it was one of the most enjoyable
surprises that it has been the lot Of
your humble correspondent to witness
since coming here. J. A. w.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
TnE AEAT LEGIsLATIgR.

Il is new reported that tie Indepen,l-
eats Of Baker aud jackson counties have
elected tho Legislative tickets in their
resi'ec, i've counties, yet this does no,
change the complexion Of the Legisla.
tnle. Tic Democrats have electe.i
members " the Lower House as FOL
Laws;
Baker I, Benton ,. Douglas 1, Jack,
son l, Josephine /, Lsne 1, Linn 6,
Marion i. Polk >, WaScO ,, Washing.
ton ., Yamh,ll >; total %. We shall.
un,Io,,',etr,lly elect in Grant /, Lake |
Umaella ?, Union >, makinga a total of
3S in the Lower House. Tie Deao-
ctats u.ay also elect the member from
Coos and the joint rsenll,er FROM Co.'s
anil Curry. The Senate will stand Il
Democratic to IS Republicans, giving a
majority ON joint ballot of 10.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
sTATE FICKEr N DossT.

Up to the hour Of going 10 press the
Ssate ticket Is still in doubt, with
chances in favor Of the Republicans On
lnest Of the candidates. The return.
from Lake, Coos and the Eastern Ore
gOn counties ara not vet reported, but
with estimates based upon the last rec
ord Of these counties is is most probable
that Thsyer is elected over Bccklnan
BY small maj 'rits, sad We a,av pos
Silly lave aecured 4Stites' electiell also.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
CLEAN up.


The Democracy of Linn have gained
a glorious victery. With the combiaed
odds of the Greenbsckers and Repub-
licans we have made a "clean up"
which will never be forgotten in The
history of our county politics.
There were doubtless reasons Why
Republicans should be restive under
the corrupt rule Of their party who
have had control of National affairs for
the past sixteen years, but it was not
expected that they would so signaIly
rebuke their party as they have done
in Linn at this election.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
HuRLCY'S DEFE1T.

As proof of the charges we made
against Mr.. Harley IN the csmlais n,
we refer to the vote OF Yamhill county,
which, though giving a Republican ma
iari,y, went back on bim by 130
AMI Judge whitney's election in r
District which is unquestienAiily Re
publican by fOm 20o to 500. is the
strongest evidence of that gentleman :
popularity.
G.asl-l,ye Hurley!
Hurzh For Whitney!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

This is all Of the table that We have
room for this week. Next week, how
ever, VIC viii publish the full exhibit of
he vote on the remainder Of the county
officers. Following, however, are the
msjotities given: Dickey 800, COwan
sol, Mcdonald 299, Powell 276, Bruce
5, Moss 80, L;ggett Ia, Bryant Is,
Jacobs 2T7.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
TIE STATE N DOupr.

With the exception of Congressman
1t is doubtful if the Democracy have
made much of ''killing' in the S;ate.
Whit, .ker is unquestionahly elected,
al,i W may baFe secured Part OF the
Soate ticket, bas the chances areagsinst
us.
Tie Repaid cans concede the Legs
lsttue On ajaint ballot, which secures the
election or a DEMOCRATIC UNITED
STATES SENATOR IN PLACE OF
dITCHEkLi Glory enough Tor one
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
econ rOR REsrsXI

The Democracy OF Benton have done
,iobiy this year-kyster than for many
wears p,.st.T They have carrel the
s,unty on most Of the State ticket and
he following dispatch explains the stu
.tion on the Legislative ticket;
u. z. Bro,cn:
The Democrats elect Burnett Sena-
or and Green and Hughes to tie
House. R. S. SFRAHAN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
aeN laNN .sTeAl.aEn Turn.

Ia its slaomy comnents ef ,ilo result
Of the electisa in tho State the 0rego-
si.a. says; ''b;nn oosnty gives sn as
es,uishing maj ,lits o. ths Deuocte.tic
caa.li,lates.'
Should say sa, Bro. Se.itt! What do
yoa SUPPOSE the Dem ,cracy of Lima ars
here FOR bat 70 scetch ven RuIe,sl,
every tins y.u pof yuuT Aea Z u5i
Give u SON ,shi..,c la.rl te, Do.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07

IF the Democratic Greenbackers
would stay with US hereafter, and our
Palouse emigrants would come back
home we would still further '.astonish"
the 0reyOaian at the next election
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposal for Stationery.
sTA-E Oh OREGON,
DEPARFMkST OFFICE.

6TA-E Oh OREGON,
DEPARFM kNT OFFICE.
salem 'Juns I, 1873
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEINED At this office up TO Aug
o4s, to- furnish AS follows:
~ rrans Of ti'st. class legal cap, IA %
ute laii, wido ruied.
60 reauIs of firss-,'lass letter, II rs whii,
aid, wids ruled.
50 re4mIs of tirst-class onRress, (k h.
i'aa'kages, white laid, vide rule
FeAHls Of government iIl0 tors, assert
I'd cOloIs thtuk first quality.
10 W No IN X whHe safeiy envelopes
rs n No xxx white safety eIIveIOt es.
No . envelopes, linen lin d..
20 gross genuine Adam 8 Cos golden
pen.
10 gross OF railroad pens. first quality.
~ gr0ss Of No 40I tiIll0lt's llsn
grtIss of No U3lSillotL's zen.
sruss No Spenceriail PEN.
grUss Of fine large sized pen haiders.
II dozen nilliman's ink stRnds, No
arge sizs.
dozen Barometer Ink, brass backs. Ebest
10 dozen ivory folders. Inch.
d'Eeh Congress ivory isiders, heavy, II
iuotee.
y dosen Mncilage, No2 zap, frEt quality.
lSLOzen Cap bOaru letter clips.
u dozen rubber rnier, II inch. tat.
IL
: grOss Patent rubber eFassts.
40 pounds If wtIi rubber No -
10 d0Een trasers, ivory handles.
d dug IA er IS, rs, wOtDd handles.
IL dozen Mosts nnolm'S Congress knigsS gen
line and best quality.
10 Rulss tnuitln ruDuer bands assorted ElxCs.
gross pure rubber rings No. II.
gross Oi II inch McoiIFs paper fasteners.
bi inch Mc6tIl's paper fasteners.
other patterIta inNited.
u dozen Sh plDan's /, tier and inro.ce fle Il
~ "a inch s--s5U leaves
1liJ No26 ,sold n Med dstion, best quality.
50 lbs leAvy helnp lwlDe.
K~Oss sp-JOls rrd tape.
In the bids f,.r papar propo ais forthe a,arew,
Dweh's and other brands are invited. Seph-
rate bids Will be CONSIDERED for each class al
srJicl4s. Paroles tswll.n RWtfIs sasII b3
asne at he ecrstsr, 5 efEiess or such portions
hereof Hs he shall rqu.re on or before ttt
.irSt day OF Ssptetub r, 1915 Payment TO U.
made NY warrant drawn IN the - 10 treasurer.
\. r. CHADA AIttK,
Hec'S. of state.