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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24

The republicans of the third ward
are mentioning Ben Blewette foi
supervisor. A very good suggestion
! LLEwELYN OSBORNE was down
from Baraboo the fore part of the
week, calling on relatives and friends
WHEN all else fails to cure, Hazles
Headache Capsules give quick re-
lief. Try them.
EASTMAN 4 MEsERoLE.
THE sale of bicycles promises to
be quite large this summer in this
city. Prices have dropped consider
ably.
THIS is court week at Dodgevile
and the jurors from this city are n
Treweek, Chas. Winn, Nathan Crist
and b. J. Bennett.
WHAT we wish you to do, if you
are going to do any house cleaning,
is to look at our wall paper.
}. j. HANSCoM d Co.
OUR milliner, Miss Wearne, return
ed from Chicago on Tuesday eve
ming, where she has been studying
the spring styles.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ALBION l.. WHITE
and little daughter arrived last Fri
day noon from Souix City, Iowa, for
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss PRESTON, the milliner, has re-
turned from her visit at Chicago and
other points. Her spring stock of
millinery has commenced to arrive
brother Of Cal Baxter, of the town,
were brought here from Monroe last
and buried at Willow
Springs on Sunday,
MARSHAL HOLMES is now IA resi-
dent of the 18th ward, having moved
into the house made vacant by Ward
Grange, who has gone out onto the
farm of Mrs. Thos Gribble.
Prominent and well-known peo-
pie use Hazle's Headache Capsules
and recommend them to you.
EASTMAN x MEsERoLE.
Mrs. j. w. HORN is spending two
weeks in New York, where she went
to study the correct styles at head
quarters. She will also buy a com
plete line of millinery goods.
SENATOR G. n. BAXTER, Of Lancas- !
ter. and candidate for congress in
this district, was in this city calling
on friends last Thursday, The senator
says that the nomination will either
fall to him or Mr.. Smith, of Niroqua, /
and does not consider it possible for
Babcock to be renominated. This will |
indeed be discouraging news to our
neighbor across the street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
The Revival Meetings.


attend Mrs. Van Cott's meetings
The interest continues good. There
are seekers at nearly every service,
The meetings will last the remainter
of this week, closing on Sunday eve
ming. Service begins at 30 O'Clock
every evening and at 2:30 o'clock ON
the remaining afternoons of the
week with the exception of Satur-
day afternoon, when, at four O'Clock,
there will be a children's meeting.
Friday is Mother Van Colts sixty
eighth birthday. She is too busy
to partake much of sociality, but on
Friday afternoon from / to there
will be sort of informal re-
ception in the vestry of the NJ. +.
where she will be glad TO
meet and mingle with all socially.
All who are SO disposed are invited
to bring their baskets and take their
suppers at the church. Tea and cof-
fee will be served by the ladies.
Mother Van asked for twenty
loaves of bread for her old-fashioned
love-feast on "Wednesday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
To Mineral Point Republicans.

| am candidate for the nomiua-
tiOn Of street commissioner, subject
to the action OF the republican eau
Gus. Have been resident Of this
place 81 years, during which time ]
have served the city in various posi-
tions with earnestneas and To the
best Of my ability, and am willing
my services IN the past should be
taken as a guide 10 test my merits
for the position to which / now as
pire. JosEPH PRlDEAuN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24

Additional local on pages !, and s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
DEMOCRATIC.

"Our friends the enemy" do not
take US into their confidence, but
whisperings indicate that the fol-
lowing are being considered for the
various places:
For Mayor-W. :. Ross, Chas. GIL
mann. j. NJ. Smith and Jno. Gorgen
For Treasurer-Chas. Springer, }
Tyack and Henry Kober.
For Police Justicc-Wm. II. Curry
and y. X. Van Matre.
For Assessor-N. Hartcrt.
For Clerk-H. :. We'll and Johr
w. Horn.
For Attorney--E. {. Fielder
For Marshal-W. G.. Holmes.
For street Commissioner-Johr
Tnger, b. Tonkin and Ed. Cullen.
Any more, friends? We dom
want to slight any Of you.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24

THE Katherine Ridgeway Concer.
Co., which appeared at the city hall
last Monday evening, was a high
class entertainment, and some have
said it was the best Of the course.
WALL PAPER business has COM
menced. we have the stock and our
prices are right.
j. j. HANscoM & Co.
DIEDAMrs. David Campton, at her
late home in Yellowstone last Satur-
day, aged rs years The funeral was
held on Monday afternoon with bu
rial in the Willow Springs cemetery.
THE many friends of Mr.. Geo. ID.
Masten are glad to see him at his
place OF business again, after more
than a week of confinement at his
home with inflamatory rheumatism.
ms said that we will soon he able
to halo through the phone to our
Darlington friends. A telephone
line between here and Darlington
would be to the advantage of both
cities.
Hon. II. NJ. LAFoLLErrE is to de-
liver his famous lecture on the Dan
gers of Repres entative Governments
at Montfort, this Thursday evening.
under the auspices of the lecture
course OF that town
STRAWBERRIES have just appeared
in the local market, but from the
size of the fruit and the price de-
manded, we imagine that they are
to be set in gold as jewels for rings,
stuas. brooches, etc, by the very
rich.
GET your wife box of Hazle's
Headache Capsules. Do not have
her suffering with headache.
EASTMAN & MEsERoLE.
1'uERE is young man living at
the ecatonica settlement who is in
deed a hustler. His name is Frank
Jones, and he acts in the capacity Of
agent for the TRIBUNE in his locality.
Although he has held such position
for but few months, he has secured
several new subscribers for this pa
per. Men with the energy and push
that Mr. Jones possesses are needed
in every community and Pecatonlca
may well feel proud In having at
least one live young man in its
| tpi1s st
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
VOLUME Ii.
yrRsCRIPrTON RATES.

os, strictly in advance) '.'''.. '.'.'''''"si.-o
Vue ~, - zoo months and within one year. l.oo
n.de of Iowa county ''se se
!, s,fr nonths-in advance only ly,.'''''''''' % %
,..ao - S,, ronths-n advance only.-.--.'.'... 80
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
Town Caucus.

Voters Of the town of Mineral
Point are hereby requested TO be
present at a caucus 80 be held at the
town bah on saturday afternoon,
April ID, 1898, at o',lock, for the
purpose of placing Ia nomination "A
town ticket" PER ORDER Com.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24

CAUCUS next Saturday evening.
BuCEwHEAT flour 10lb sack for 25c
tales Cash Store. lift
WALL PAPER and window shades
49, Hanscom Il Cos.
NN P, GUNpRY is home from his
,1ded southern trip.
VUR public schools close tomorrow
iHday for the spring vacation.
WHEN you clean up your front
DON'T forget tile back Yard.
NEW DATEs-Extra nice, only 90
pound at Gales Cash Store. lift
'hu boy with his pockets full Of
-f".o, is a sure indication of
|'UMg
Miss JENNIE BOND, of Boscobel,
visiting with her cousin, Lillian
j ,s-a.
V8iNG 20 the death Of niece of
-' llumentsou, court adjourned
Tuesday, until next week.
Ih senior editor and wife re-
'.rI home from their southern
2 .a,t Monday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
New York Millinery.

The ladies of Mineral Point viii
this season be able TO wear New York
hats. Miss Ieuahan has spared
neither time nor money in finding the
means to make brilliant millinery
season Of the spring 1898.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
CITY CONVENTION.

Republican voters of city of Miner
al Point will meet in convention at
be city hall on the evening of Sat
grdoy March 26tb, 1898, at Z 80
ICIOck, to nominate candidates for
b various city and ward offices to
p filed by election April 9Th, to
sct city committee and transact
(ay0ther business deemed necessary
+ iull attendance is hoped for, and
fomg voters are especially urged to
oah hand. PER Com.
Dated March 10th, 1898.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
Kodals.

We have secured the agency foi
the Eastman kodaks. We Keep .
full line on hand also photographer
supplies.
Ilwi VIVIAN PHARMACY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
The Local Field.

A.FBISHOP for Fu1Rjture......
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
Seed Potatoes

Early and late varieties. Prices
reasonable.
l2tf John Il. Toay.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24

bitlt Wu'ft tufy VIII iidht Ntitil
future home.
MIR. john G. MARTIN has informed
us that he would like the nomina-
tion for assessor on the republican
city ticket. Mr.. M. says, on party
lines he is between the devil and the
deep sea, but his sympathies lean
toward republicanism.
Mrs. A. G. DELLER and her broth
er, Mr.. Sidney Guttenstein. returned
from Milwaukee last Friday, whore
they have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. Guttenstein purchased n ear
load of stock while in the cream
city, and brought them out with him.
Sid is "A hustler with big II.
THE Chicago Times II Herald ranks
among the few really great newspa-
pers in America. Fearless, indepen-
dent, intensely patriotic and with an
unequaled news service, it has set
bright example to its contemporar-
ies--one which they would do well
to follow.-Rome (Ga.) Masonic Her
aid.
THE High schools of Mineral
Point, Dodgeville, Darlington and
Lancaster are making arrangements
for an athletic contest to take place
in this city on the 2lst Of May, the
gate receipts TO be divided equally
among the different schools per cap
ita, after dcducting the expenses in
Cured by Mineral Point.
:. HOOKING d Co. having dissolv-
ed, all persons indebted to them will
please call at the old stand and set
tie their account at once as we are
anxious to close our books.
:. HOOKING.
l2w2 :. JENKIN.
NoTfCE-farmers, who intend to
sow barley this spring, can have seed
Of me at cost, | will buy all of their
barley next fall, and pay them the
highest market price.
Il. BRC FITTING,
l2w6 Mineral Point, Wis.
WE are in receipt Of copy Of the
Wisconsin Engineer, with the com
pliments of w. g. Reynolds, IT Is
journal devoted To the interest Of en-
gineering, and published by tho stu
dants Of tnat department ut the state
university. The name Of Mr.. Rey-
nolds appears among the board Of
| editors.
Tar enterprisiug firm of j. Bo-
| lender q Son. Of Monroe, has an
nounced "charity sale" and it be-
| ing novelty IN the way of adver
tising, we submit the plan to our ad-
vcrtisers for their consideration: J.
Bolender & Son have agreed TO let
each church Of their city appoin: a
person to act as their clerk on Sat
urday, March 26, and 10 per cent. Of
all goods sold by these clerks shall
90 to the churches they represent, the
money TO be divided according to the
amount each representative sells
Regular prices will prevail and the
church whose members buy the mos
gets the largest amount
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-03-24
1.-TWO Hearts That Beat as One. 4"

The following marriage notice of
Mr.. VIM. II. Jackson, of this city, we
clip from the Waupun Leader!
JACKSoN-FREDRiCKsEN-At the
parsonage of the Grand Avenue NJ.
+. church, Milwaukee, Monday, Mar.
1t, 1898, by Rev, Isaac =. Roberts, Mr..
w. +. Jackson, of Mineral Point, and
Miss Rose Olive Fredricksen, of
Waupun.
Miss Fredricksen has resided with
hei mother and brother on their
farm, little east of this city, all her
life. She is a graduate of the North
Ward High school, and is highly
respected and esteemed by all. The
bride will be greatly missed hy her
friends and acquaintances at Wau-
pun, but the loss will be to Mr.. Jack
sons gain, The groom is n farmer
and owns fine farm at Mineral
Point, in which line he has proved
himself second to none. The happy
couple will remain at Milwaukee IA
few days and then 90 to Mineral
Point whore they will make their
future home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-28

prBLHsHER.s NOTICE = TFss Icing;
agents are J. 4. Nc 3ellan. Y Isoml.g
and Charles l.. Fowler. CITY collectors
are J. A Catncart. K. T. UawI@y. !, ].
Hawiey, e. II Meow 81 and John
JackoI Postrnasters everywhere are Our
agents Pay money only 10 these ana 10
cur resident agents In the various cities
ard towns OF rhe Northwest.
ADVERTISING Office hours OF the
Pogt-InteiligeEcer business onice: Dairy
until III D. m. sunday hours. opea a. N.
10 II D. m Classified advertisements for
Insertion following morning viii oe re-
under CLASSIFIED headings VIII b. inserted
M the rals of cent II word each mser-
iiof. Payment always In advance. No
Advertisement received for less than -
cents.
REWARD-Ten dollars will be paid for
Information leading to the conviction OF
any person stealing copies Of this paper
delivered 10 subscribers In Seattle.
ADvEHTIsERs~cha for adver-
tisements I'm the Sunday observation-disclosures
must be furnished by ! o'clock Saturday.
Offices OF the Post -Tnteilgeneer.
TACOMA BtFKEAff-So. ia03 Pacific
avenue. l.. A. Harrison.
tsfEkETT--p. h. Lewis.
SPOkANEBranch office. Traders
block. 6o5 Riverside avenue: telephone A.
j. q. Peterson, Manager.
PORT TOWNSEND OWN. A. pfeiffer.
BELLlNtiiAM BAY-New WEateom.
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0IYMpIA-4f7ls Main street c. C.
Winstanlcy, Agent.
VICTORIA, Ii. C.--Geogge Marsaen
The following letters await advertisers
al this office.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS


wFfEHaCES-Paul We!nha3en, pro-
r.rsefu~ 81 the Seattle Iberuekras tier
man paper, viii ne barzeG T1tsstiay
rr<grnfasy June g - q. H.. from ss.sE-
rnas1fz hat under the s1sSsFceS OF IN.
seattle Turn Eerein. AH nseHaoeFs Oh
fne above aociety ara reQneste1 20 ar
semhIe al Tne Ia. al a. ~. 70 axe
part In the fuasrsi. IA HAa4 o.
President.
gYogNI.EE-at South S@attie. june =.
rse f,yrthea wife % Alexander ssf9WEs-
iee Of tirgpsy. aged - year, q
Funeral services viii be- held az res.1a1ce
+Sls oaornfag AT s cycioek fnterueut n
/ o q. F. cemetery. South seas;Ie.
gERGER-The funeral q Daniel Berge-
will ~. held this afternoon Al Q cl1'E
at Salvation Army Barracks NJ, = -
terment In Mount Pleasant cemetery
sEfOGgES-Tae funeral q ffaa-'sn
snogren w'ii take plsee ta1s afsern42s.
a. o'cIors froal the residence. Is
second avsnue Iaternent Like We"
cemetery.
sMITif-The funeral of Amaiie Smith Nall
take place fsis afternoon at Q clo. =
from the residence ~ her dang61sF %s-s
benny way InfsTmens Lake e.e"
cemetery.
wETNHAGrE~Tue funeral % Paul
Weinhagen Will lake place this morning
az 10 O'Clock from Germans ball.. c9fEssr
sscona AMI Seneca, ander the auspices
nf the Seattsa- Turnsege.n- fuscfaeTit
Lake View cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-28
Date Of first publication June iNSs'Y iss
NOTICE To TRACToRS.-Iacts..
Street Sewer lmpruvemeni "sN"

Street Sewer Improvements
Notice Is hereby given that sealed nrS.
pesais VIII nc received by The undersigned
secretary of the board OF publie wers's
up TO : o'clock y, m. Friday july tsi
lssS, for the Improvement OF Jaeksss
street from Twelfth avenue south Ia II,
feet east or Tenth avenue south. hy can.
structing pipe sewer along said avenue,
together with all necessary openings. wves
manholes, i8mphoies. yer tilators aush,ar
tanks and catch basins, as provided hy
Ordinance No. i,9a. creating local In.
provement district Ne. Ill. and in accorg.
ance with the plans and Speciiica lions nan,
on file in The office of the board OF pu6lls
works
Zach bid must be accompanied by Ger.
titled check. payable TO the order OF NJ,
city comptroller. for a sum not less TAI,
five 60 Fer cent. OF the hid. and no hi
VIII he considered unless accompanied b.
said check.
The successful bidder will he required
70 enter into contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required ay
the city charter and the laws Of the stat,
OF Washington, within ten days after be.
ing notified Of the award OF the contract
10 him; failing Ia do so, the said checl;
and the amount fixed therein VIII be for
fei,ed TO the city No person Is eigihl.
as a bidder who has within two years
prior TO the letting Of said contract mads
default in payment or any Just claim
for any work or iahor performed or anv
Ehiil VI tt1 ttftsti tNi ttHHtu FN.sAaHt ~
any such contract as herein advertised o.
who within said two years failed 10 com.
pletc any such contracts.
Special attention Is called TO articl,
NNIIi.. of the city charter. as now Il,
force. relating to hours Of labor and 10
article VIII. section g. subs ana . re.
iating TO bonds ard Suresies
The board of public works reserves thu
right 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope
IBID for jackson Street Sewer Improve.
mcnt."
BY order cf tho board Of public works.
FRANK 0LESON. Secretary.
Date Of first publication. June I'd, lSas,
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NOTICE To CoNTRACTou.


NOTICE To CoNTRACTs9F Es.S-r, -
aereoy given thar Seates .-~sSss~Nesics a
g received BY the undersigned - - sssli
9. ne beard q pu0llt WORKS Ss, So
S.lSh 3. n FRIDAY, July ls,' f>ss :"
kAe furnishing 0f al snatertsI -, .os
Ter TIE foundation and caS5ng- 80 sasa .2asas
p3iae s0r tie Cedar river gratsr = siss'st-
the city ~ Seattle, situated !, S..sspN OK
IaFh. me approximate quant:t'ese h !.
materials and fittings nes,s.ssa ~ ts o.
construction II fAln1af4a, e.. ioF he
are a. follows. to-wit: anu easlag
20 cno3c y@f@S Of earth excavs,;,,
- - 49, .SdS q concrete f1Inis.s,.
plaSters, III wal aud
% caolc yards or concrete deck a,,.
=, ilsaeal feet concrete helt g~sn-s's'
I..sst ttyt .oacFeie arches doors a.,
i inca tstt concrete door s,ers
s,Nt" Sttt'>t.e zee n picked waI SlI-s,a
,,t w. Sa'i'se 'eei Ct cornice worss -,
et' square feet e ASPHALT cfs,tt,s
- Sqaafe .eet CT yau.; lights vi so2
set 3ou1le doors
i windows win 9s-ounce glass
concrete gate caauNer
coats 81 mineral nslut,
3@.f' po&H0s II twisted steel r,s.
flans ara specifications 49, us
N me @iiiee 81 the board OF pahgic s WI w
Each 5id mast bc ACrar,gr,a ,,iSS &c weFssl
tined check. payable - H.. n,srS car
city comptroller, tor a sum m, " ias
ave Ca ;'rr Cc8t, II the LA ana - = .thsa
20 considered unless Accomnsn;.Ssi,V t,ad VII
check sN'''eo ~ such
The successful bidder will ~
10 enter into c0nlrac, ana f,r, tislai'e9
lSF3cfoFy boil,iei for the arunt.nt ~. MI sat
ny tae Sliy chatter and th,. fan.. Nlssfed
, state or NAShlaStop within wi cue
after being notified If me ssar3 days
contract 20 hm: falling 10 ~ ~ .he
sald check and the anlal,,1t ava ss me
VIII be forfeited - the ,itv. M M. ,,. saesttn
eligible 3s = bidder who has ,xj,s, sen -
years PRIOR 70 tae letting Of said sa,I SNo
made default in paymen: Of ,ss Noact
c.2im To- any work or lahs,~ narfnrsr 81
any skill or material furnished n, ,,,s1 os
10 any Sseh contract a. hr~eis H4.aAs
Used Or Who Within said two ysars INT ut,
10 complete any such contract A@'pa
special attention Is called ,, ar.s-,.
Mil. of the city charter as now IN f sr'a's
relating - hours II Labor ~ m, .ss's.
article VIII. section 81 subs. i ami 70
lallne 70 bonds ana sureties. = ~
The board az puolic works rese~vas -.
tif 10 reject any and all bids ''e
proposals must re indorses on .ha -
velope. Bids for The Cnns,r1etion ehs
Foundation and casing for a Stanan5ns W
BY order Of the board Of public warts
FRANK Oi.EsoN
Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONFERENCE.-The

NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs-"t' niye'-
city Street Bridge Repairing and Re-
pianking"
Notice j. hereby given that sealed prs-
poSals viii he received by the undersigned
secretary of the board Of public WORKS
Of the city of Seattle up 10 O'Clock p H..
Thursday. June so lss for The improvr
road Avenue TO First Avenue, by r.
banking and repairing the foundation d
said street hetwee said points az PIP,
yided by ordinance 10. IN eFea,lhs 'os ss'
cnrdance with the plans and Sneclfieasiosls
now on file in the office OF the board d
public works
,jfied cheek. payable TO the order OF the
city comptroller, for sam not less nun
i've - per cent Of the bid. and no nld
vii. ha considered unless accompanies "
said check.
I'he successful bidder viii he required 10
enter into q contract and furnish sa1s-
factory bond for the amount rsiaifea "
The city charter ~ the laws OF sae ~ ~
of Washington, within ten days AFTER ps
Ing notified of the award or the rohira,t
TO him: failing to do ~. me SAID cheA
and tho amount fixed therein VIZ &c ~
feifed 20 the city. Nc person IL eiigitas
as a bidder who has within two yean
prior 10 the iett;n,s Of said contract Mass
default In paymeh OF any lass .'a a.s
for any work or labor perfeune1 of a." :.
skill or material furnished pursuant, :.
any such contract as herein advertisea. -
WIN Within said TWO years failed 10 cHn'
plete any such contracts.
Special attention IS caited 70 arleie .sia,.
Of The CITY cnarter a. now In force. rsiils.
ing Ia "hnura OF labor, ana 70 aFth.s
viii. section II, subs ] and 2 fe4ahhs "
bonds and sar~'ies. ~.
The board OF public works reserves INV
RICH. 10 reject 9ny and All Mdss
Fofpra>saIS must be- fndnrsef on enselcle;
"Bii for University Brt1s" Repairing ana
RepiankIng. MT o-s.
FRANK OfESON. Secretary.
Date Of ar.t publication. June 3f'a. -
>.r,r.rcc TO CONTRACTORS ANV
uaai.rs n Miscellaneous Sipriies-So-
ti,e ia hereby given that sealed pFopta..
KID g,I,i s.. received by the unatrssfnsa
srrratarv ~ the board ~ puh,ic wn9n
~ - II O'Clock m ThGrsfay 5an ~
e1rb lS6s sor the furnishing 70. the CITY
-. SAIL, on acquisitions - be tssaea
during the months ~ July ana Aagaa.
fl1. ~ material ant supplies. also -.
ara wood for the ordinary needs o. ~.
,.srsane detarlraentz turing the saif fuo
months 4 detailed iist ~ sIeh sna'sEs
IL ava supplies - be hif or can be hss
hv calling az fhs office o. ne c9aHa -
t,',t,I5~ xar.s4 iu the city hall. -.
ga nfratt5aua arsse requiring 10
,..,-ssse - articles ia verF large Iasas-
tlcs alt,vs. the ordinary requirements, ~
f3ard reserves ths right - make spse"
al FOR taytiars % meet @NCn casf@ -
nae faard reserves the riga' 70 rev"
a. ,,,o,,es3js 70 10 nAorsed on the ensvs'
ore: ''Rils for supple ...,.. ,rars,.
Nv order ~ TIE b1afi . public wofss'
FRANK oLESo%. Secre'aTs'
Date Of f-zi publication June y. -
SUPPLIES l-oN RI, tNEE ~. HEs f,5Ii:,..
49, p,fir.- ytrn a. l%s sealed pfoiNs
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