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"For the immediate cure Of female
and arrangements, English
tOma4g Bi.tOrs Is q decided success"
DR.. J. A. KENNEDY,
Coifeevllle, Miss.
Spend 80 cents tos one bottle of Bal
leyis Saline Aperient,
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have been selling your CCTICURA REM
EDIEs for the last six years and ind that
they give universal satisfaction. They cured
me of severe case OF Barber's Itch, when
other remedies failed.
W. c. ANUREws, Druggist, Cortland, O.
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norsford,s Aeld Phosphate.

run ALNOhbilNMs
Dr.. j ). HuilmaD, Philadelphia Penn
sylvania, says: 1T is of good service
IN e troubles arising from alcoholism,
and gives satisfaction in my practice -
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Cured ofChronIe Rh,umntIsm,

al suffered almost intolerablo tor.
ments from rheumatism for many years
Parker's Tonic restored my health
says NJ. Alfred Baer, OF Sing Sing, ", Y
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w ANTED - LADY AGENfs :
" have tho best selling line OF loo1
lady agents In America. Il oonsl,ss, \
Queens Protector" "Dgisy' stoonaS
hkir' 7upporie, shoulder Brace yo.lI
Hair hustle IN skirt supported oltS'
9Ossgflrr. sleeve PROTECTORS, DIES, "a a
apO older roldb FOR ladies' aud eai !.
weu lus4e goods are Jew devices y y
aut .. t-pul can't Tail 'o .el s0ine'a
ever, .uu,e We have ~ ageuis, ~ :.
500 monthly. We nave i-, - aud !.
with either Of which an 3goni cae ~
cecl wages Atifa,ss eta sNUF
NH Her'
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IMpnRrANr.

When you visit or leave New York City
save Baggage Expressage and a Carriage
Hire and stop al the GRAND UNION no.
elegant rooms, ftict % at cost OF one
million do liars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators Restaurant
supplied With the best Horse cars, stages
aud elevated railroad 20 all depots. Farni-
Grand Union Hotel that al any other nrst-
class hofel In the city.
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=. z, p. The great chicken cholera
cure Is sold ut % cents per package by
George 4. Atkins Dallas. Save your
chickens.
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Your Photograph

Your Photograph
Should be preservation two weeks.
only, ut ono-halt the former price
plush and leather albums. Paul r. Erb
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CrRr1N rvrpv cAar

Your CUTCuRA REMEDIES outsell all 9TH
or medicine keep for skin Diseases Ny
customers and patients say that they have
effected q cure In every instance, where other
remedies have failed
II w, BROCEAWAY, NJ. d, Franklin n. II
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order Your table wInes OF Alston.


The most popular cigarettes at the
popular price are Opera Putis.
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Window Glass at low prices, and
gr iring done In any part OF the city.
HAMILTON & You've,
SIG Kiln street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

100 DoHen Towels
at 8, 10 and lSc, each, cannot be bought
for double the amount, at Bauman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

Largest Embroidery sale
ever known at the prices advertised at
Bauman'A
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
The Great Baleamlc Distillation OF Witch
Hazel, American Pine, Canadian Fir,
MnrigOId, Glover HlOago1,, Eco

For the Immediate Relief and Permanent
Cure OF every form Of Cotarrh from q Simple
Head Cold or influenza to the Loss of Smell
Iaste and hearing, Cough, Bronchitis, and
lnciplent Consumption Relief IN five min
utos in any ana every case. Nothing Ike IL,
Grateful, fragrant wholesome. Cure begins
nom first application, and is rapid. radical
permanent and never falling.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent and Sanlord's Inhaler all i'm one
package forming n complete treatment, OF
all druggists for 81. Ask for SASFoRpis
RADICAL CURE. POTTER DEUG AND CHEM
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Burnett's Coooaine
HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSE
MENT.

No other preparation possesses such
remarkable properties for embellishing
and strengthening the hair and render
ing II dark and glossy. II cures bald
ness and eradiCRtes dandrutf.
Burnelrs FlayCriug Extracts are the
hest
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L'OR 5 Ma GOOD HOTEL FOR SALE
It o. the 4. * p. Il. r., 40 miles west OF
Fort Worth, doing eood business; "a rooms,
well furnished. Inquire OF Q, j. MIL Err,
baird, Texas. msyl-lm
E'oRSALE-A LOT S5X2O FEET, on THE
II north side Of Elm street, ~ feet west OF
Ervay; this property ia now renting Tor $40
per month and will be sold cheap and on easy
terms Apply 70 U. F. SHORT. mchA-C
EOR sALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
II OF six rooms, corner Jackson and Akard
streets. uuyl7. u
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The only cigarettes which do not
stick 70 the lips are Opera Puiis.
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LOB SALE or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
u teres. In the Delmonico and Board OF
Trade Restaurants, the best paying business
IN the city, VIII tako One-half cash and one
half IN city property; this Is offered for 30
days only. Apply to SIMPSON Il HUFFMAN,
~ Elm lTeet, may6tf
EOk SALE-ONE SALOON COZ VTER
Il and bar shelving, ice box and screens,
cheap. Apply 10 SIMPSON Il HUFFMAN, 71
Elm street. mays II
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Shiloh'a Catarrh Remedy q positive
cure for caterrh, dlphtheris and cankai
month. Sold byJ, l.. Williams 4 Co.
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'aI75s MARRIAGE GUIDE /,

1,le9 All Uln ans si!t bIulluz. ss,,,..I
psnfs z postage or aurrency 6vsss vss ~ z
deco pen picfures tcue 10 life. sStissY =
.oNONaeE subjects Who may rosry us :, ~
10y roger age % marry. VIM nv, na'a
Sinhqod, Womqnhoot Phys.eaiI t t,sssl Y
snooi1 marry; How iie 3Ld' ha15i5s;si., T. y
, ,i,t,s.,. th2'e m'rsied D. ,oriss IN
y az adult peIsOLs, trr.. tsut s-Is = =
icy, Fup1.ai edition sausas s5oya w !
c. DJsisge, 'A 10
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pullman Slospers Furt Worth and Dallas
20 New Orleans without ohsnga.
TRAINS PASS DALIlAs.
sfrY.Tes auas fs- e. Va v,v.g,..s,..

and New Orlerls daily. Nos. lsi
and l53 connect ?. Fort Worth with trains b.
and frOT Colorado. Nos. sol, 800 and &S
lake meals al the Union depot.
Double daily trains 10 New Orleans.
The Texas 4 Pacific Is III miles the short
est route TO New Orleans
Solid trains FL Paso TO 81. Louis. Also Dial
las 10 San Antonio, etc. Fast time, drEl-clasg
equipment sure connection.
Sec that your tios0t reads via the Texas s
Pacific Railway.
Passengers booked to and from all points IN
Europe via the "RED STAR" Steamship
Line, plying between New YORK, Philadef-
phia, and Antwerp, Belgium, and the
AMERICAN" steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England.
For maps, time tRoles, uokets rates and al
required information, call on OF address
r. p. TURNER,
flckst Agent, 5(B Main Street, Dallas, Tex
II. 2. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Toxas
b. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Galveston, Tex
w. II. NEWMAN,
frafho Manager, Galveston Texas
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Sold by all Druggists, Price: CUTIcURA,
Oc.i FEsoLvENT, 81; SOAP, 25c. Prepared
ton, Mass.
Send for ..Iow TO Cnre sI.in Di.enses- .,
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Texas Trunk.

GOING SOUTH.
No, 2---Ms1l and press, leaves. 500 2, M.
3ufNG NORTH,
No mail aud Express, arrives. IL 100 a. "A.
Trains and run daily, Sundays excepted.
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Incnrnnrnilnr.

Birthday, wed ing cards aud exqul-
site stationAr~ PaGl r. Erh's,
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EDH SALE.

TOR SALE-HEARsE, CARRIAGES,
II bugg!es, horses, harness, and Uuuer-
takers supples-Cotins, Baskets and patent
reezers-and stable In Abilene on reason
able terms. Write or apply to JOHN HUNT,
Abilene, Texas. may22.l2t
EOW 7ALE--A NUMBER ONE SADDLE
j and harness horse; also jump-sest bug
" and harness. good as new. Apply 10
SIMPSON c HUFFMAN, 73l Elm ST. ma20-tf
EOB sAhh--IHE GREATEST BARGAIN
! ever oHered-a house and lot offered
cap Orcash. Good neighbOrs; title guar.
antesdi healthy location; lot t0Sl0s feet. No
2ll Caroline street, may20-6t
ifOK SALti-Cl ZAP, ONE OF THE
best family horses i'm the city, with or
without buggy. Apply TO J. W. DlCKINsOs,
corner Preston and GanO streets, OF to @. 81.
Wheats livery stable. Way2J-lw
EOK sALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY
II terms, three Of the finest cottages I'm the
city; new and very deslraOly located En-
quire at the Eclipse Lumber Yard.
mayl2-3mO Il NJ. PAGE.
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COZ RFMI

DOR RENT-TWO-5 TORY RESIDENCE
Il ofS rooms, No 40 Jackson street; pla,-
tered and papered; splendid underground
ci-ten, and within three minutes walk of
the business center. This lsan excellent To-
cation for q frst class boarding house, and
10 good rcsponsib e tenant we will rent IL
under lease for u mo thsat low rate For
further particulars, apply TO MURPHY q Boz
LASZ, Real Estate aud Collecting Agents,
l8 Main stree mayl7-7t
EOR REST-A WELL,FlNISHED SEW
Il eu-roOm cottage, splendid water, on
Swlssayeuue, north of Fair GrOuuus; block
l00X2OO feet. Apply at Eclipse Lumber Yard
mlyl0-lm
LOR RENT-THE FINE BUSINESS To-
Il cation at 6l9 Elm street. For particu-
lars, apply TO Fine, Very Fines Auction
Rooms. may2tf
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eur, Uolorado 8, Santa ge,

NO ll-Mail and Express arrives. LILO A, n,
NO r. Mixed arrives ........... 9:40 A, 81.
No. l2-Mail and tx, tsOuth) de-
parts ................ ...... $3.50 A. Nj,
No. lf-Mixed tsn DEPARTS $3.50 p. M
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LOR SALE-l5XlUJ FEET, EAST OF THE
u Central railway on 4 I'm street; house OF
10 rooms, neatly furnished, Cisteru and we'll,
with concrete walks and rare flowers. House
is two stories high and in the best OF cOndi-
ton with all modern couvenienees; also
51XlOl feet on Main street adjoining the
above; good house Of rooms. This Whole
property Is otfered at a rare bargain. Apply
10 SIMPSON q HUFFMAN, 15l Z m street.
may6-ti
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u n beii.eYI1est ana, -
particular attention 90 Il ~ Alel1n a.
sGeal SKIN, aud phYsiCiaus IN reo- s1ses "a
~ ONsf me country knowing tb1ssiA Ht,.
gotf'A>and cases to the Oldest Nv. rleGr,.
lAfYery known apnBaSsa g n An
&proYed good reme Il, y fest
Gs 1SuhlFies arr ased, Wboiiashs Y
49, 'of ONCE purposes. and an sre i've I've .h9ns
sIIE ~ respectful manner; IA 95'1tlel
~bM 70 90, 20 experiments are us5s Wv
'sSs u - VI Eteh' number apblyln,
hatnden Dy others II you sAcnrs ut h
81. speedy and perfect life cnrs ~ n .si.i
s aa ~ natter. Pamphlet = ns sss.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-23
CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSION

The sacramento movement is entirely practi-
cable The only chance of defeat lies in the
natural tendency to cease effort after crisis
has passed. Doubtless the movement will
cause reduction in Chinese wages which viii
tempt families to re-employ their old servants.
There may be little present profit in taking in
Chinaman to work for his board until the
storm has blown over In all communities
there are people who keep close lookout
for their own interests There may be those
who will turn the movement to their personal
advantage by employing discharged Chinese at
greatly reduced rates. There is way to reach
all such people Everybody has business or oc-
cupation of some kind which makes him in a
sense dependent upon the public.-[San Fran
cisco Call. on the anti Chinese movement.
THE people of Sacramento, and of the sacra-
mento valley generally, are entitled, as we be.
lieve, to the sympathy of all good men every.
where in their efforts to stop hydraulic mining
and to stop il that it will stay stopped. II is an
| outrage that should not be longer permitted
| and why it has been permitted so long as It has
can be accounted for upon no other hypothesi.
than that the individuals who compose the peo
| pie of California each looks out for himself AND
lets everyone else do the same 1t is safe to 81,
that in no other State in the Union would suci
an outrage upon individual rights and publ,
interests have been allowed for day.-Toak
| land Times.
| THERE is in every city of any size dangerous
element TO which the speech of the demagogu,
is as the match TO the powder magazine 1t is
large and an increasing element, and the tim,
has come when it must be curbed-[san Jos,
| MnrcIIrN.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-23
Alleged Apparitions.

imagine that the tendency in the minds
OF not few among Us is TO ignore appari-
tons utterly and completely They are
supernatural, and that is enough; they do
not conform themselves to the recognized
laws OF mechanics, optics, acoustics. mo-
ton. This is q rebound from the old
facility in accepting tales of demonology
and wltchcratt in pre-scientific times, and
1t has much to say for itself. Nevertheless
1t is scarcely philosophical, and is in no
wise demanded by the requirements of
science and the conditions of scientific
progress: a man may be perfectly ortho-
dox III his physical creed, and vet may
ADMIT the weight of evidence in favor of
certain alleged phenomena which will not
square themselves with physics Such
alleged phenomena are not necessarily in
contradiction to physical truth, they
lie rather in another place; they are
like two lines or curves in space,
which do not meet. and there
fore cannot cut each other There are
matters of the highest moment which man
ifestly do lie outside the domain of physical
science; the possibility of the continuance
of human existence in a spiritual form after
the termination of physical life is, beyond
contradiction, one Of the grandest and most
momentous of possibilities but in the ma
ture of things it lies outside physics. Yet
there is nothing absolutely absurd nothing
which contradicts any human instinct, in
the supposition of such possibility; conse-
quently the student of physical science,
even if he cannot find time or inclination
to look into such matters himself, may well
have patience with those who can. And
he may easily afford to be generous the
field OF physical science is grand enough
for any ambition, and there is room enough
in the wide world both for physical and for
psychical research Bishop of Carlisle, in
Popular Science for December.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-23

There should be generous and unani-
nous effort on the part of the people of cen
trail and northern California to make the
coming Citrus Fair, to be held in this city,
a complete success. 1t must not fail. Fail
ure would be worse than no fair at all. 1t
is TO be not mere show, but an exhibit
ton that will, in some respects at least,
indicate the possibilities of all the central
and north section in the growth of citrus
fruits. But no such exhibition can be
made successful by the efforts of the COM
mittees alone. The people must help gen.
orally. Each person having the opportu-
nifty should contribute from his or her
orchard or garden-product oranges in all
stages of growth, lines, lemons, olives,
prunes and even almonds, etc, and all
manner of semi-tropical fruits, nuts, etc.
and tropical and semi-tropical shrubs will
be of advantage to those who come to see
what others have done in testing the
capacities Of our climate and soil. So too
there should be exhibits of the various
preparations into which northernJ and
central California citrus fruits have en-
tered, that their cooking, preserving and
other qualities may be exempliied as, fol
instance, marmalades, jellies, etc, from
citrus fruits.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-23
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 1241 for As of 1907; 1121a for rs
sterling, 81 S694 s91l 1919 for IS; silver
bars, lO2l{
Silver in London, 465Sd; consols, $500; 5
per cent. United States bonds, extended, 1885,
As, l2511l as, 11l54.
Business was quiet in the San Francisco stock
market yesterday, but prices were steady.
All hopes OF recovering alive the entombed
miners at Nanticoke, Pa. have been abandoned
White female slavery is said to exist on the
coast of Labrador.
Cholera has reappeared in the province of
Venice, Austria.
A conspiracy to establish republic has been
discovered in SPAIN
Peace has been concluded in Madagascar
A gang of sixty swindlers has been captured
in Paris.
The United States Pension agent at Cincinnati
has recovered his 9-year-o.d boy, who was stolen
from him two years ago
Three hundred cigsmakers will leave New
York on a special train, Saturday, for San Fran
cisco.
Short & Co., private bankers of Syracuse, N.
Y, have failed.
Calistoga, Napa county. is to be incorporated
over the POstmastership.
Serious charges have been preferred against
DR.. ". T. Browne Superintendent of the Stock
ton Insane Asylum
1t is thought the successor of the late Cardinal
McCloskey will be either the Bishop of Boston
or the Bishop of Baltimore.
Efforts are making in Baltimore to secure a
National College for the Blind.
During the past year there were 900 arrests
for crime in New York city.
MONDAY religious services have been intro
duced in Boston.
An energetic movement in behalf of temper
ance reform is under way at HOLSTER San Be
nito county.
The fire losses in Portlsnd, Or, the past year
were s55, 400-the lightest in fifteen years.
Gus. Kreager, while out cunning, accident
ally shot and killed himself near Shoalwater
Bay, W T.
Forty-two shoe factories III Brockton, Mass,
closed for a long time, resumed operations yes
terday.
Three Oaklanders had a narrow escape from
drowning in the bay yesterday.
snowslide near Silverton, Col, yesterday,
syep: everything before it, and caused the death
Of two miners.
Allen G. Thurman has been selected 10 act as
umpire in the Ohio mining dispute.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-23
The House Committees.

this morning asks: Where is President
Clevelands brandy sent by General Naglee
OF California months ago. to the care of
District Attorney Dorsheimer in this city ?
and prints a story of Naglee carefully ship
ping the choicest sample of his cellar in an
elegant package and waiting for a month
for an acknowledgement from the President.
a friend of Naglee's called on the Presi-
dent few weeks ago and inquired the
whereabouts of the package The Presi-
dent, with laughter, said he had never
heard of the brandy and supposed it had
tickled the stomachs of Dorsheimer and
his gasuonomic friends. Yesterday DORIS
heimer appeared in Washington and MIR.
Bell called upon him and asked him the
same question he put to the President.
Dorsheimer replied that he had sent the
barrel 10 Cleveland a few weeks 900
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-23

The ARMS OF THE oCToPUs. Or DEVIL
FIsH-Wm. H. Dali in & letter to Science.
dated at Washington, ID. c.. November Sd.
says: Professor I. Jeffrey Parker-Ndture,
October 10Th, page 5S6-refers to an octo-
pus of the New Zealand fauna, with arms )
feet inches long, as the longest seen by
him, and as exceeding what Henry Lee
calls the longest-armed octopus known
namely, that from Vancouver Island.
which had arms 5 feet long. In 1874 |
speared an octopus in the harbor of Iliuli-
uk, Unalashka which was afterward hung.
by cord tied around the body immediate
~ behind the arms, to one of the stern
davitS of the coast survey vessel under my
command. As soon as the animal died and
the muscles relaxed | noticed that the tips
OF the longer tentacles Just touched the
water. On measuring the distance with a
cord, | found it to be Is feet, giving the
creature a spread from tip to tip OF the
longest pair of arms, of not less than 80
feet. The arms toward the tips were all
exceedingly slender, but rather stout to-
ward the body, which was something over
a foot long. The largest suckers were 81
inches in diameter; the whole creature
nearly filled large washtub. Parts of this
specimen are now in the United States ma
tlonal museum. Having heard octopi were
eatable, and the flesh looking white and
clean, We boiled some sections of the arms
in salt and water, but found them so tough
and elastic that our teeth could not make
the slightest impression ON them.-[Sci-
ence.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-23
SEALED PROPOSALS
State Text Book Bindery SuppIs
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT STATE PRINTING.

SACRAMENTO, December -, 1885.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Office
until TUESDAY JANUARY y, 1856. at - o. clock
81, for the following Textbook Bindery Supplies.
525 rolls Book ClOth-American or English
CHE selection will be confined to green and
and patterns; ana halfyRrd samples of each
variety, with prices marked thereon will be
required to accompany the bidS.)
10 tons Cloth Book BOards-size Ig3IxS0I%. No
so. '1'/-' -'0'
100 dozen undressed Maroon skivers-medium
thickness.
Proposals will give dimensions of skin as well
as price of each siZe.)
. packs Lemon, or Usual, GoldIeaf-33l inches
No bid viii be considered unless acconpqnied
by certified check in the sum of two thousand
dollars, gold coin, payable to the Governor for
the use Of the people of the State of California:
conditioned that if the bidder receives the award
of the contract he win enter into bonds i'm
the sum of ten thousand dollars with two or
more sureties, to be approved by the Governor
of the state that he VIII faithfully perform the
conditions OF his contract
All bids must be for the furnishing and deliv-
cry OF the bindery supplies at the State Printing
ONCE in the city OF Sacramento so that the
state shall not be charged with any cost of trans
portation or delivery. The time OF said deliy-
cry to be thirty days after the award of the con
tract. unless the Superintendent of State Print
ing should, in his discretion, extend that time.
Payments for the supplies will be made i'm
warrants on the State Treasury
Proposals TO be indorsed Proposals for
Textbook Bindery Supplies"
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
al bids, and to accept all or any portion of any
bid. JAMES ]. AYERS - cay
dI2-2plm superintendent of State Printing