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The silver star., 1899-01-19
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Yesterday january lsj at 1870 o'ciock
ut her home In the East end Of town.
Corinda j.. wife of j. e. Longwill. died
from the effects of para.ytio stroke.
Mrs. Longwill had been sick moro or less
for some time and during the summer
sustained paralytie stroke which left
her right side almost useless. Yesterday
she had another stroke which affected
the brain and respiratory organs, caue
ing her death, She was unconscious
from the time the stroke occurred until
death. Mrs. Longwill vas well liked by
all and leaves husband and five child.
rsn, the youngest being about twelve
years old. TO mourn her death. and 70
whom the sincere and heartfelt sympa-
thy 0. the entire community is extended
il iheir bereavement. The funeral will
- he'd tozorro= Friday at / o'clock
AID burial made II the Dolores cerne-
;sry.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

Second Annual Convention of the
National Live Stock Association at Den
yer, January oath to 9th. 1899.
An open rate OF one lowest first SIS
normal tariff fare from stations on ID. Il
r. G. r. r. to Denver and return is
Tickets to be on sale jan
uary 22nd and Ord, 1899. Final limit
twenty days from date of sale. Going
passage to begin on date of sale Con
tinuous passage in each direction.
The silver star., 1899-01-19


~ n patriotic American citsen, you natur.t
" desire full and aCcurn . account of ~ "
hmerlcan.spAnish war ~ u prOgrcsscs. " a,
nevlu8 TINS 70 be y1ur sentiment. W. knlls,s kl.'
your rli'scription for tho Denver Evei,lnur.
f9.c ana pr0inisc you In return the ioloMlaH1l.
rlnt-Our war news Will be the fullest ees''
c,, Mlu most ncctIrnte roCeIv0d IN tho sta!s' 4,
s'co,ld All POST cattW,ns nre dinwn
inc inlnitnble steele, acknowledged ~ helne w.
lost war cari9Onisi 10 America. His coacep.,
lions 0f ~ nclc ram" nfc conceded tue NJ W,l
Dest ~ tbs unitcd STATS. aud Rro cOiniiiehseA
upon throughout the whole country. ,..on
our Postscript mnn 10 Mr.. James Ban",~ Bas,s
III ipts src cor,eI .v!s S,S, ~ .srs nn '1""'
Tie cditoriais arc by Mr.. a0lin Carroll u ~
o!.nr: concise snL Vigorous styie u Know
hut ~ "the proof Of the pudding ~ u ,s NY
cncw!nE Of tho bag" We suSgeHt tllae onl n.l,ssf ~
eAcellcd service can only be propety !us,s ~
~ seeing and reading ThE rUsf hsnrs' ~
s0!lclt your subsoUptton. =. -
~ you do not oesir6 20 sPod vl.O ~
s,sos s' s':S :iss e e Ssss Sss: SS III Isl .'
The silver star., 1899-01-19
NOTICE.
Department of the Interior.
General Land Office.

NtucTstt isstfti NfiiiNt.
Washington, o. C.. December 81. 1888.
Notice Ii hereby given that sealed bids, ad-
dressed TO tho lomnssioncr of tho General
Land once. Will be received by the RECOVER
Of the United States I.a"d Office. Durango,
Colorado mp to ana including February II.
is99 for the purchase. uuder the Act of Mar~h
3, 1891, g2b stat. 1000 of sufficient number of
Yellow pine trees above the diameter OF ten
inches. 10 M mlke an aggregate of I3D.0G feel OF
saw timber ard no more, and n sufficient mum
beT Of Black Jack pine trees aboye the diam
eter of tc inches, To mako an aggregate of
1a5, ,so1 feet Of saw timber and no more. The
same TO be ut from vacant public nDI-rn neral
lands situate in Montezuma County, Colorado.
within Township So. Nor.h, Range ID West,
y. ". p. NJ. as follows:
VIZ, see 4; " a. : W =. and y 4. E u.
sec. 5 5 Y, h,ii n f 4 See. g; : y OF y
See. $; and y v !. Sec. D
The timber will not he sold for less than the
appraised stunpa .e yalve OF fsevcnty-fivc cents
per thousand feet for yellow pine and finy
cents per thousand feet for Black Jack pine.
\ deposit OF one hundred dollars 600 with
the Receiver will he ieuuired with each bid,
and payment in fun must he made within
thirty days amer notice of award. The timber
to be cut viii he marked and designated by
the Special Agent, under whose superb ion IL
VIII be Gu: and remuved. All tons brush and
refuse o lee piled for burning under the rec
lion She Special A-cnt. NJ timber can be
transported out of the Stale OF Colorado. No
ii nber can be sut o otherwise dispo ed OF I'M
til af er payment in full. Puro iaser failing to
remoIo all limbcs witain one year, fogiei,s
bJih y .rciiasc money an. isllt to timber uu- !
III II hits reserved 10 reject any d.
or all bids. BIGGER HsgyASS.
Commissioner. !
Fist publication Jan la last Feb. is.lsoo.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

County Treasurer ]. j. Morefield paid
this city visit on Sunday last. Taxes
are now due, and we'd give good deal
to get our delinquent subscribers to dig
as well as tine tax payers do Tor joe.
The silver star., 1899-01-19
A SPLENDID DAILY.
Tceming With Most Reliable and
Frcsh News Attractivcly Associ.
ated With Cartoons, for Which
II Ia Famoua.

The Rocky Mountain News. published af
RADIO and the Rooky nuuntnin region. II h 5
been Identified with the growth and proir :,
q that region since It's Inception IN 1852 .na .i
portion Of the West has always been the chieI
nin Of the paper, Special attention has A.
why's been pald 70 Its state mining depariInen!i.:
ot operations IN all mining districts shall ~
pear In liz columns daily. A. present u u DE-
votinx unexAmpled energies to the task Of Iir'
News is tho only pAper In tho West which ~
tho bcnciit Of the splendid special tclcrrap.ic
service Of the New York journal. and th ".
suros tho speedy and oiIectuRl trssnSlnissi0n y "
every detail OF the operations a. the scat y y
war. Tie News prints more news daily. nnn
possesses u larger circulation and adv rtisl.,.
mountain region. the publishers viii inr''
sample copies upon application.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

Pursuant TO call number Of young
people met at the School House Hall
yesterday evening and 10 short time
succeeded 10 rs-organiziug the Dolores
Literary Club. Following are the Of
ficers-elect:
II. d. Erindle. President.
Miss Louie Pyle. President.
Miss Louisa Ordwsy. Secretary.
Tom Akin. Treasurer.
Billy Brgmley. Sergeant Of Arms.
The club will meet again next Wednes.
day at 7s3O p. m. and have q program ar.
ranged Tor the evenings entertainment
The silver star., 1899-01-19

Fred Taylor has been suffering with
tie grippe and rsntured out too soon.
which resulted in "a relapse causing
pneumonia. and he is now under the
care of DR.. l.. c. Haefeli.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

Mrs ". C. Ormiston. nee Clara Morrisl
passed through this city last Sunday en-
route to her home in Silverton, after a
pleasant visit with her father in-law and
family at Fornby. E. Z. Ormiston
brought her up from Formby and made
this Office pleasant cali on Monday
exeninp
The silver star., 1899-01-19

He kissed me near the old by path" :"
sings an Ohio poe;ess. \ man who
would pFoa;rate himself 10 kiss the feet
OF even an Ohio girl does not deserve to
have his action embalmed in undying
verse. Denver Postscripts,
The silver star., 1899-01-19

Mrs. Millard. who runs the section
boarding house at Quarry. came in last
Tuesday on business and returned home
Yesterday.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

The Rio Grande Southern finds II nee
essary to run both Of it's freights extra
almost every Sunduy and last Sunday
they had out still another extra between
Durango and Rico.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

Rev. +. V. Pearce of Cortez will hold
5eryicea at the school house nest Slr
day at $3.50 p. IN. Everybody invited to
a..nrd
The silver star., 1899-01-19

A party VI young folks from this vii.
lage attended dance ut the Lake View
school house last Friday evening nnd
aside from finding several bare spots
where sleigh would not run quite sat.
isfuctorily. they report good timo.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

We will pay cash for from 100000 to
100000 lbs. OF good wheat delivered at
the mill in Dolores.
aga THE DoLonEs MILLING Co.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

George Osterield is considering tho
advisability Of having his home in the
valley insured "A thing every fnrmer
should do.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

C. NJ. Elliott went TO Durango last
Sunday to have lump which had form
ed in his left cheek. examined and oPe-
rated on.
The silver star., 1899-01-19
The Sick.

Mrs. Elemeyer, aged GO years, who re-
sides in the valley, is suffering with
pneumonia which started with la grippe
and is not expected to live.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

We owe Elmer Milard an apology as
.xe have been calling him Elmer Miller.
Well try and get it right in the future.
Elmer.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

The new bridge across the Dolores
river at this place will probably be up
and ready for use before the ice bridge
goes out
The silver star., 1899-01-19

A. f. Phelps and Sherman Thompson
went to Durango last Saturday and are
visiting with j. p Coston and family
The silver star., 1899-01-19
RIO GRANpE SOUTHERN R. R.

Read down the LETT column d up he right.
I.oif trls rs take dim at Dolores Regular
freight trains do not carry passengers.
W. II. Burton, As eEt
The silver star., 1899-01-19

Mr.. asd Mrs. Dewitt entertained Il
.nuuiber OF Dolores young people last
Sunday evening.
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P, 9. gl..s.

We are told that o. D. Pyle has quit
standing behind chairs.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

Travelling mon ere beginning to put in
regular appearances since the holidays
The silver star., 1899-01-19

Call and see the new line OF samples
Tor fall and winter clothing at The Sill.
YER STAR Office.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

La grippe is rather tough thing II j,
geis good hold on person.
The silver star., 1899-01-19
Business Locals.

TnE SILVER STAR publishes tho news
and you should be subscriber. 800
gets II for one year.
Stop at the Blain Hotel when In Du.
range. 43tf
~
Tho Blain Hotel IL tho place to stop
when you go to Durango. Good beds.
good meals and courteous treatment are
assured you. 43tf
Job work done ut this Office.
Whom In Durango you should stop at
the l,lain Hotel. Chas. Fleck. proprietor.
Tho table is supplied with everything
the market Affords and you are aurc Of
being treated courtcousIy as we'll as hay.
ing a good comfortable bed to sleep IT.
Rates sl.5O and 300 por day; opposite
Union Depot.
When you get u now suit of clothes
you want TO bc surc Of having II nj
That's Just the reason that you should
cnlI on Joe II. Dewitt. agent for the
Watt Tailoring Co., Of Chicago, NJ this
! company guarantees u 1t
The silver star., 1899-01-19

The =lsishing is gone ua;il more Ct the
beautiful comes.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

ssbssrib= ,or THs srLvsE ssAe.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

TIE nil = paying cash ,or wheat.
The silver star., 1899-01-19

windy toiag
The silver star., 1899-01-19

MONTICELLO STAGE
Leave Dolores Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays ................. am.
Arrive Dolores Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. s...........,....,.. PIN.
,ORTEZ STAGE.
Leave Dolores daily exceptsund ,y....l 30 pm
Arrive Dolores. ...........................l 10 am
LOSEDOME and FORMBY.
Arrive Dolores Saturday II ~ am
Leave Dolores Saturday. ay................ i 90 pm
AEHioLA.
Arrive Dolores Tuesday and saturiayl0 am
Leave Do.orcs same dnys..............1 30 pm
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29

When the hour cameo or the
Kansas legislature TO close the
other day the executive council
took the somewhat remarkable
precaution Of stationing detec.
tives ut every exit of the state
house with instructions to see
that no public property was ear.
ried away. II has been the Gus
tom In the past. Il seems for a
vast number OF articles, ranging
from typewriters down to ink
stands in value and from desks
and chairs TO lunches OF enyel
opes in size to disappearat theend
Of every session and the authori'
ties decided that for once at least
this sort OF stealing should be
discouraged. The detectives
found plenty to do and dozens
Of would.be thieves were forced
TO disgorgc. The depredators
we're chiefly legislative employees
and they excused their conduct
by saving that they regarded the
property taken as perquisltes Of
their positions. 1t had always
been done" they said. Two or
three quite wellknown members
| II both house and senate paruc'
ipated in the raid and had TO en-.
dure the humiliation OF handing
back plumber OF one sort or an
other. A senator who was carry
ing of two volumes OF statutes
became extremely angry when
halted. He intended TO return
| the books he declared and was
only taking them away for TEN
porary purposes. VERY well,
replied the detective. just give mt
a receip, for the books and TAKE
them along. l must do my dut!
or give some adequate explana
. ton of why did not do IT," 1
would be- interesting 10 know
whether the Kansans are peculiar
, in looting their capitol or in TAX
! ing action TO prevent the dirty
2 business. There are other state
in which legislative souvenir
! are not quite unknown.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29
ma Colonial Parliament.

New South Wales parliament
airy humorists have found a butt
in the bull.voiccd Monaro Miller.
He was looked upon as n rather
ordinary bore until, when he was
roaring his loudest, "Jack' Hay.
mes politely asked him TO speak up
and Miller, not noticing the
"borak," spoke up. II beg your
pardon" said John, leaning for.
ward, with his hand to his ear, az.
ter the manner Of the deaf. Mill.
er nearly lifted the roof as he
bawled the remark again. Eek.
cuse me, | couldn't quite catch
it," said Haynes, solemnly, his
hand still to his ear, and II was
not until he had awakened the
whole neighborhoon and members
were rushing in to see what the
explosion was that the man from
Snowy River "dropped."-Sidney
Bulletin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29


The very general interest taken
IN Rudyard Kipling and empha
sized by his recent severe Illness
had a funny illustration at the
Mercantile Library a day or two
ago. \ gentleman walked mp to
the librarians desk and asked one
of the lady attendants II they had
got Kipling's last novel, The
White Mans Burden" The at.
tendant replied that she did not
know. but would look il up in the
supplementary catalogue. which
she Immediately proceeded TO do.
Naturally. she was unsuccessful
in her search and offered TO find
some other Of the great authors
books. Then il was the turn of
the gentleman to be- embarrassed
He could not think Of a name for
any OF Kipling's books. About
this time another 'nan. who had
been quietly enjoying the fun, po
litely remarked that The White
Mans Burden was poem recent
Is published in a magazine and
several newspapers. All, Yes,
remarked the other. IL thought al
much. You see, my wife asket
me TO bring home something o
Kipling's and told me that wa
his latest. | haven't read mucl
Of him myself. but | admire hin
immensely; he's 50 new, yo'
know. so new. Now, perhaps yo
can recommend something" Blu
the second man thought it woul
be wiser to leave the matter 4
the hands Of the attendant. VIII
also did not know The Whit
Mans Burden was u poem
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29
A National Explo sion.

Spanish taxpayer-But we
were told last spring that the
United States was on the eve of
dissolution; that the southern
confederacy was about 10 be re.
vived; that the people were on
the point Of rebellion; that Coxey
was ready to march to Washing
ton, and that the Indians and An.
neke Jams heirs would soon be in
insurrection-in short, we we're
told the American republic was
about 10 ny TO pieces.
Returned naval oGicer-Well.
If you had been on our ships you
would have been safe IN saving
that the whole blamed yankee ma.
ton dew to pieces, il ever coun.
try did-Judge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29

The New Nork l.t-. .Jys: One
Of the leading men 90, View York,
whose name is ~ vel known NJ
ChaunceyDepew's visited a den.
tist yesterday morning in Fifth
avenue to have a tooth filed. II
had been filled before by a dental
surgeon whose name is in all the
journals OF medicine and surgery.
He spouts and chatters, goes in
society and rides a horse in the
park. BE ia an excellent self ad.
vertiser. When the new dentist
touched the gold il few out Of the
patients mouth as II il had been
on springs, and an examination OF
the cavity beneath brought forth
this remark: II see that you are
getting mp a corner in cotton
The man jumped nearly out Of the
chair. Efis face showed astOnish'
ment. Looking hard at the den.
fist. he said: flow did YOU
guess that" "Oh, | can see by
the way your teeth are affected"
was the half serious reply.
"Strangest thing / ever heard Of"
said the other. 1T Is quite true
that / am deeper in cotton than
any other man in the United
States right now. but how you
found IL out cannot possibly i'm
agine." The dentist poked around
with a pointed instrument and
exhibited a wad OF cotton.
That's how / know" he said.
Il found il in your tooth. under.
meath the gold. You probably
thought you had a cincb on it."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29
Detrolrs Bureau Of llorology.

II was about ten minutes before
closing time in the city clerks Of
hve-the busiest period Of the day
yesterday afternoon. and Chief
Clerk George Castor was making
the ink fly at a lively rate.
"Tin.a.lingling."
II was the telephone at the far
side Of the room. CASTOR dropped
his pen and rushed TO the instru
ment.
lis this the city hall?" queried
n soft feminine voice at the other
end OF the line.
The frown on the clerks face
softened. In dulcet tone he in.
formed the fair inquirer that it
was.
"Nill you please be so Kind as
TO tell me what time il is?" con.
tinued the voice at the other end
Of the wire.
"Wha-wha-I beg pardon"
stammered the clerk.
"Will you please tell me what
time il is. You see, our clock has
stopped, and the walks are 50 wet
that hated to step out, and !
thought il | called up the city hall
I'd get the right time, because II
I'm late with supper my hus.
band"
Ten minutes 10 4. ma'aml
Three-hfty. Yes, ten minutes ia
4. Good.by-not at ala real
pleasure, | assure YOU"
But as the clerk went back "a
his desk he looked tired.-Detri0l
Journal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29
How He Won His Welcome.

An inquisitive Scotch baronet
was invited to 20 shooting at the
hunting box Of Sir Francis Grant,
an eminent portrait painter at
Melton. There was another CUES,
a dull, fat old man VINO took
snuff and looked the other way
when the table talk ran on
hounds and hunting. 81 say,
Grant" said the Scotchman, nm.
able longer TO restrain his curios.
ity, what is the matter with that
friend Of yours, X-,and what's
he doing here, anyway? He don't
care for dogs or horses and he
doesn't give a straw for your pict.
ures." "Don't worry about him"
explained Sir Francis, "he's here
for his legs" For his legs" ex.
claimed the Scotchman. you
see" pursued Grant, Pm doing a
full length for the Duke Of Rut.
land, who is weak in the knees
and lazy. lie would not sit while
| painted his limbs, so have
u take his place-his legs
are AN excellent replica Of the
dukes"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29

II can remember good many
years back. said a Detroit veter-
an in politics, 'and whatever way
be said as TO the integrity Of our
present statesmen, campaigns are
conducted in u great deal more
moderate tone than they used to
be. Then il was the usual thing
10 indulge in the strongest posi-
BILE abuse of men and parties.
81 once heard a joint debate be
tween couple Of candidates for
our legislature that win serve TO
illustrate. They tainted and be-
rated each other till all other
questions were lost sight Of in the
popular anxiety 10 see which ex'
celled in this style Of warfare.
"Finally the hotter headed OF
the two burst out in an announce
ment that he could whip his rival
or any Of his friends.
"'That reminds me, said the
other coolly, of a dog that my ia
Their used to have that could whip
any dog in the neighborhood or
any that came that way with the
Transfers
"'What's the application, sir?'
roared the other I'll sand no In
nuendoeS sir. Make You applica
ton II you dare
att is simply this, my pugna
cious friend; no one ever though
OF sending fathers dog TO the leg
islature.'
The Ere eater remained q
home.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29
THOMPSON CREEK.

Weather still hot; health good.
There was singing at the church
last Saturday night-there will be
singing again next Saturday night
aud Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m.
Prayer meeting after singing
Sunday.
Messrs Ed Holland and Abe
Sherrod visited relatives here Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Roy Eaves Of Wellborn visited
relatives and friends here last
week.
Mrs. j. l.. Robinson has been
visiting her sister in the Wickson
neighborhood the past week.
Rev. j. A. Wadsworth and
daughter, Miss Lille, Henry Con-
way and sister, Miss Ada, are of
on trip through Grimes, Waller,
Walker and other counties.
Miss Rena Meads and brother
visited in Benchley Sunday.
Miss Ethel Sherrod entertained
her friends Saturday evening. Ic,
cream was served. All present re
/ port a good time.
Mr.. F. G.. billiard is visiting hi
sons in Hearne this week.
Magnolia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29

COWS FOR SALE-Two Jersey COWS
with young calves. VIII 90 at bar.
gain. G. II. Wyse. lSS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29
ATrade Revolution Begins.

When comparatively new books
are issued at sixpence 1t is clear
that the revolution in the book
trade has begun. Two of the sue.
cesses Of last year are about TO
be published ut that price-Mau.
rice Hewlett's Forest Lovers
and q. W. Stevens with Kitch.
ener to Khartum." The publisher
who first issues a new book by n
popular author at a shilling, or
even two chillings, will reap the
reward of his enterprise.-The
Academy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29
An erIrnn soldier. Manted.

Henry Collins. who was an Of.
deer in one Of the Mississippi reg.
lments last summer, il at the
Riggs House. Not long ago Mr..
Collins received an offer from a
former officer Of the British army,
who had served in the Soudan
and who is now in the military
employ OF the Central American
Republic, Honduras, to join him
with a commission In the army
VI Honduras.
II understand that many Of
our volunteers have received sim.
liar offers" Mr.. Collins said, land
some Of them will no doubt serve
IN case Of another war, some with
Honduras and some with Costa
Riea. | know both countries well
und have met Il number OF Eng.
lish officers who are the mainstay
Of the two armies. They are now
lighting on opposite sides; some
Of them made campaigns in the
Soudan side by side before. II is
reported that a large number Of
American soldiers have just
made engagements TO serve in
Honduras against the rebels. |
have seen some officers of Ameri.
can birth OH these missions Of nd.
venture, but they are very few.
Honduras and Costa Rica present
magnificent opportunities to the
adventurer and TO the investor as
well. The climate is by no means
intolerably hot, and me danger Ot
disease is at a minimum"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29
Letter List.

GENTS LIST.
Cook. DIR HSW Dozier, W II
MORRISON, Dick Richey. O w
Above list Of letters remaining in the
Bryan postoflice for the week ending
June n. A charge Of one cent s made
on each piece Of mail advertised. When
calling for these letters please say adj.
yertised, giving date. Very Respt.,
Tyler Haswell, L. NJ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29
Carry the Infant Upstairs.

In Germany II is considered
necessary that a child should go
up" before IL goes down in the
world, so il is carried up stairs as
soon as il il born. In case there
Is NO up stairs, the nurse mounts
a table or chair with the infant.
A similar superstition prevails
among old fashioned folk In Ire
land and Scotland.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-06-29
Proposal.
Agent

Sealed bids will be received to July
Is, 1899, by the undersigned committee
for the furnishing Of 80 cords Of good
split wood; 90 cords for white tchoo
and 30 cords for colored school, bids
to be filed with J.. A. Myers. Nothing
but good wood wanted. Committee re.
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. ia. Myers, chairman,
NJ. Parker,
VI. II. James.
l73 % COMMITTEES