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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

Washington II. Lawrence, president
OF the National Carbon Company, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, and one Of the most
prominent business men Of the Union,
died st his home at Dover Bay. FRI
day morning. November %, 1900. His
death was the result Of shock from q
surgical operation on his left arm which
he broke sometime ago while playing
tennis. Mr.. Lawrence was brother of
Capt. Asa A. Lawrence. Of Leonard
town. and vas descended from the
sturdy New England stock that has car
ried the fame Of American manufactur.
ers and inventions around .he world.
His father was Joel B. Lawrence, Of
Pepperell, Mass, who with his cousins,
Amos and Abbott Lawrence, were de-
scendents of John Lawrence, one of the
first settlers Of the Massachusetts Bay
Colony, having landed In 1885 and set
Ting In Watertown. All these Law
rences were descendants Of Robert Law
renee Of Lancashire. England, who was
knighted by Richard Occur de Lion. for
bravery at the seige of Acre. Mr.. Law
rence's parents moved to Olmsted, Cuya-
hoga county, In 1888 and endured Gil the
hardships of pioneers In the Western
Reserve He was left an orphan at the
age Of thirteen years and began his busi-
ness life as clerk. He was associated
with Charles =. Brush at the inception
Of the Brush Electric Company, furnish
Ing large portion Of the capital. and
an general manager Of that corporation
had charge Of the largest electrical es-
tablishment In the world. He was man
of indomitable energy, perseverance, and
ability and left proud record of useful
ness and worth In the community and
State In which he lived. He left ! Wild
ow and seven daughters, the four oldest
being married.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

The trial OF Sheriff Shea and others
esgan d Ii Plata, Monday last. Con
Eressman Null. Charles Il. Stanley.
James c. Rogers. Fillmore Beall and
senator J. G. .. Blackburn, the elooueus
Kentucky lawyer, appeared for The pris-
onefs. States Attorneys Wilmer and
levin represent the State.
The illustrated Lecture, .Chriss--she
Man Of The Centuries," which was 10
have been given at Joy Chapel ressntly
and which was postponed on account Of
bad wertLeF, win be given Saturday
evening, December 1st, 7.3o o'clock. The
admission win be free. Every one In
this part Of the county should see these
magnificent pictures.
James n. Ryce. Of Ryceville, informs
us that work on the railroad has been
suspended, owing 20 trouble 18th the
"boss." The grade has been finished
from Meehanicsville 20 Laurel Grove.
All the men who were working on the
roadbed were Italians and they claimed
that the "boss'' borrowed their money.
failed TO pay them and left thcmssrande
Tuesday, Of Last week, the Police Boat
Bessie Jones arrested John Z. Middleton
on Ragged Point. Potomac river, for
the oyster law. Middleton
was taken before Justice slye, tried, adj
judged guilty and fined &25 and costs.
He also paid percentage of e4s 10 for
understood oysters. The same boat,
Nov. 8. instant, arrested Stirling Tyler,
Robt. Somerville and James Ball for
Clustering without license.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29
! New l'n,snlcn7
New Stock Of Gads,
So Look Al ny Prices.
A NICE LINE OF SHOES.

A NICE LINE OF SHOES.
Meas N. c.,E<s Shoes A rs. and
dawn as low ~ - cents.
Youths c"'fsr 5h 'es from "a cents
and up
Children's Shoes lie, sle, s5c and
up.
M. - Fine Sip-S fr IN % cts and IN.
LsiI : Fine shoes fr IN Is cents nm
To ~ 50
Misses Fine Shnes fro a ~ cts and IN.
Mems Leather Boots Good Boots
for little money $i.10 per pair A Sc
lect Leathrr B %, for $50. All stock,
double soled. worth $500. at 81 90.
A BIG LOT OF MEMS
A Cool Suit for men, A LOO
A Black Wooden Suit worth a. 50: nav
prices ,nlv $ta5 All WOOL Black CLAW
Suits - 30. S6 II. $1n F,r the best
5000 u rrs,ilv xortn Ell ~
Chil'irra's Salts fr I'm 10 cents M.
Meas Oserc'rats. light c ,lorel fne as
silg, $3.50; IL really worth 1900
Hack cvrrc''ats f'.r den $4.25, $3.50;
worth % 90.
Black Overcoais for BOYS.
Colored, all wool, silk lining, sc 90.
The best Mems Overcoat $9.25. Ii
WINTER GooDssUcH As
BLANKETS. A Double Blanket from
SOC. up to 81 50. Horse Blankets from
Csc. and up.
The finest line of Dry Goods In the
world you will find In my house, such as
Worsted, an colors. Also low priced
Worsted from &C. up to soc
Apron Ginghams from &C., &C. and z
cents per yard for the best In the mark
ct. Calicoes, light colored, are almost
given away.
Outing Cloth fer ladies dresses az low
as SC. and mp. Cottons of all kinds at
very low prices. Flannels and Notions
very cheap. Mems good Undershirts at
SOC. per pair and up. Ladies good
heavy weight vests SOC. per pair. Misses
Black Hose pair for % cts. Socks for
men as low as &c pair.
GROCERIES-Granulated Sugar, per
H.. &c. Levering's Coffee, lie. per III
Sardines. per box, &c. Nice Flour, 12a
To- bag. 2Sc. Ginger Snaps, &c. ID.
LIQUORS-Whisky, Gin, Old Rye.
One half are given away. Just call and
see at
M. L. MILLISON'S,
LeonardtoWn, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

Orphans oeurt.
Tuesday, New. "a, 1900. Court met
Judges Key and Coppsge present.
Order passed authorizing Blanche l..
Chunn, guardian B. Wood Garner, to
expend $25 for repairs ON tenant house
at Head of Bay.
George w. Joy and Charles v. Hay
den, ST., appointed to appraise person
atty Of Sarah n. Greenwell.
Bond Of r. Xavier Thompson and
Mary e. Thompson. administrators of 8.
Chapman Thompson in penalty of e16,-
900 fled and approved. John r. Garner
and Alex. Hebb appointed to sppraise
the personal estate.
Order passed authorizing William
Woodland, guardian to Robert Wood
land, to withdraw funds from Fidelity
and Deposit Company and invest same
In Sc. HaEy's county real estate.
Bond Of Leonard 8. Herbert and The
odore +. @. Herbert, administrators Of
Jane L. Herbert, fled and approved and
@. Hayden Russell and ]. Clement Ca
wood appointed to appraise personality.
Court adjourned 10 Dec. IL, 1901.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

We hereby guarantee each and every
from imperfections In material and
workmanship, to be sewed throughout
with the best standard silk, tailored by
the best skilled custom iourneymen tail
ors, and made of reliable fabrics only,
thoroughly sponged, shrunk and refin-
ished. Should any Of Rose & Co.'S gar.
ments prove unsatisfactory for reason
OF not being as above represented, they
ALI garments made by us are guaranteed
to fit perfectly. See L. A. Jones & Son
when You want a suit.-adv..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29
chambsriain's Cough Remedy In Chi
earo.

Hisg Bros the popular South Side
druggists, corner 09th street aud Went
worth avenue, say: I'VE sell treat
deal Of Chamher'ain's Cough Remedy.
and find that 10 gives the most sstisfac-
tory result, especially among children
for sevtre colds and Group" For sals
by William F Green well & San. Leon
ardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

Business Locals
Bargains In Hats. Shoes, Ladies and
Gents Underwear, &C., nc Lawrence's.
Window Glasses-all sizes, or cut any
size to fit at Lawrence's.
Miss Bessie Grason is at Lawrence's
to assist in selling out his stock. She
will De glad to see her many friends and
sell them bargains.
A. A. Lawrence wishes to sell of his
stock before Christmas. Go there for
bargains. He desires 20 find q buyer for
the balance and rent out his store iirst
Of the year. t4
A: A. Lawrence has engaged Mr. VIII
SON Bond to help sell out his stock. He
will sell at greatly reduced prices COM
mencing at once. Special bargains In
Clothing of which there Is fine new
stock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

II have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy and find
it 90 be great medicine" says Mr.. Z. q.
Philips. Of Pote&n. Ark. at cured me
OF bloody fiux. / cannot speak too highly
% L." This remedy always wins the
good opinion. IL not praise. Of those
who use IL. The quick cures which is
effects evea II the most severe cases
make it . favoFite everywhere. For sale
BY VIM y. Greenwell a Son, Leonard
town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

An "yste. SUPP or. for abe b. nett If
Ebenezer VI E Church. will be held nj
the home of Hr Samuel flainmeti. near
Jarboesville, "Wednesday. December 9Th
Supper will be served from TO 10 m.
The public cordially invited to assist In
q worthy cause. Committee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

Saul Levinson. the Leonardtown Jew
eler, wants 20 sell every man, woman
and child In Sc. Mary's Christmas pres
ent- Cali and see bis stock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29
Reliable Persons
HAVING SURPLUS INCOME, DESIRING A
PROFITABLE AND SAFE USE FOR MONEY

are invited examine and th msrv
conceGed " Ne the best OF ell More
snonsano people have already establish
nent OF fund for xcsedng
sno sns balance remaining after estates
OF more than s5s5 within the ysr
M description OF tue latest plan Offering great
be Tor ~arded to Jon free application.
sl certainly interest IL Of great
same opportunities - -
Afdr~ss for r1r.ir-l.-s
o. F. BRESEE. General Agent,
213 E. German Street
BALTIMORE, MD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

for the benefit of Christ Church, Chap
tico, win be held in the Hall. Chaptico.
on Thursday, Dec. 9Th. Doors open at
6 o'clock. The public cordially invited.
By order of the Committee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

Persons indebted for the
BEACON are requested to set
tie up. Don't wait for Us to
dun you. You know what
you owe. We can't furnish
papers free. Pay up pleasel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

A full stock Of Ladies' Goats can be
found az l. a Jones and Son's. Also
the latest styles In Hats. Dress Goods.
Trimmings, &C.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29
professional.

DAH'l. G. HAEMETT,
ATTORNEY AND CouzszEloa ArLAw,
Lsonardtown, Id
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29
SUPPER.

There will be supper. Oysters and
Refreshments. with m Entertainment.
NJ Trinity Glebe (near Charlotte Haiil
ON FRIDAY. November 30sb, 1900. for
the purpose Of raising money towards
the Chiidrenss Xmas Tree Of Trinity
Church tNevporf) supper will be
served from 5 until II o'clock
Nov. sEtds
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29
Undertaking.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Leonard 5. Herbert and others. mortgages.
Jane 2. Herbert

In the Circuit Court for s. Mary's County. sit
ting a. Court Of Equity. No. SO y. Z.
the sale made and Reported BIZ Leonard n
Herbert. 6ahFieiia 8eKbest and 8usau Bu6d.
morf9asees ia g . above cause, be ratified and
shOwn on Or before the Ord Monday Ia De-
cember. liDe. provided copy of this order he
publizhed IN the g. MaFysB BKAC0M once 4
week for three successive weeks prior 10 the
said Ord Monday Of uecember 1900
The report states the land snld Tor g en-
ENOCH B. ABELL. Clerk.
True cory Test:
ESocH q. ABELIs Geek.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-11-29

FrDELITv BurLDrEe, CoRxzR CHAkIR
AND LEXINGTON Sra, BALTrEoRz, In
VIII continue 70 practice In 81. Marys
and adjoining counties. Nov 1T
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
TF1LOrSY LEADS TO MURDER.

Newcastle Penn, Jan. Jealousy was the
ca1,se of deliberate and cold blooded murder here
last night, but the authorities were not informed
until this morning Raphael Ambrosia and Peter
Varavade quarrymen, were in love with the same
girl Oracle Veltra. Last night Ambrosia. with TWO
male friends started out 10 visit a neighborng
house Varavade lay In ambush for his rival, ana
when the latter came abreast Of him Naravade
5revC g razor across Arnbrosia's face He had evil
Gently missed his throat for that was what he was
aiming for but he made cash that extended from
IN fact, opening the entire side of the face. Am
brosia uttered a shrek and the next instant Vara-
.,S drsrv MS revolver and holding IL close 10 the
si5e ~ his victim fred. The bullet entered the
-se-b. st5e s1d must have passed straight 10 the
t+ ttsHL go Enbrogfa fell dead and did not utter
s9nnd Tne murderer waved the other two men
<s,F, his revolver and calmly walked back TO
sts 30 rsinr house where he changed his coat and
s1etstcoat and went away iD the darkness and has
TSf vet been found
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
BOXING.
THE DIxoN-mGovERN FIGHT.


Terry McGovern and George Dixon meet to-
morrow night at the Broadway Athletic Club FOR
the featherweight championship which title the
latter has held for years. The fight viii be for
twenty-five rounds at us pounds, weigh IN at
p. m, for purse of $1,000.
Dixon has been training faithfully az his training
quarters at Lakewood. and is reported 10 be IN fine
condition for the fight and confident OF winning
He has always proved himself 20 be marvellous
fighter and his experience extends over more than
fourteen years. He is wonderfully skilful, and
a ring general has superior. He uses both hands
with equal effect, and seldom misses blow that
will do damage.
Terry McGovern IS well known as the Brook
lyn wonder" He has been fighting for about three
years, and in the many battles that he has en-
gagged in he has had only decision against him.
and that foul The victory that gave
him the greatest public notice a pUgilisJ was
his fight with ''Pedlar" Palmer the English han
tam weight. last September, at the Westchestsr
Athletic Club. He defeated Palmer in less tnan
round. which for him the bantam-weisnt
championship of the world. MCGOvern is saiI 20
have the hitting powers of lightweight and has
trained hard for the fight. When he lands on an
opponent he is sure TO do damage He takes Sood
of himself He doesn't drink, chew or smoke.
The betting is TO 1 that McGovern viii win the
fight. 1t is said that the advance sale OF seats so
far amounts to more than S1UtO-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
EASIER MONEY IN BERLIN.
CONTINENTAL FINANCIERs DISTURBED OVER
GOLD MINE TAXES IN AFRICA.

CONTINENTAL FINANCIERs DISTURBED OVER
GOLD MINE TAXES IN AFRICA.
Berlin. Jan. The money market grew steady
and easier throughout all of last week, private dis
count reaching SIS yesterday. The of the
market is explained by the annual dividend pay
ments which holders hesitate to reinvest in Sc
curities. owing TO the uncertainties of the situa-
ton. The "Deutsche Oekonomist," however, re-
CARDS the falling OF discount artificial
manoeuvre designed to strengthen confidence. As
confirming this view. 1t points out that the great
Berlin banks, which usually lend call money at
this date. now seeking the same at from to s
per cent.
The recovery movement of the Reichsbank last
week was normal, while. owing to the high rates
for new discounts, loans were only moderate.
reduction of rate is expected at the bank during
the latter halt of this MONTH If nothing political
intervenes. The gold export to England has
ceased, although exchange remains above the gold
point. Exports to Holland, however. continue in
small amounts.
1t is rumored that considerable Russian money
has been placed here. The Boerse throughout the
week was irregular and nervous. It started bull
ish but weakened upon the report of the seizure
of the Bundesrath and intelligence regarding the
movements Of Russian troops. The bears took
advantage of both incidents to beat down values.
The declines. however, not heavy, and the
general tendency remains rather firm.
Americans sold freely, but the undertone OF the
market as affecting them remains decidedly
The financial press points out that Berlin stood
the recent situation better than London and New
York. Although much German money was lost
the London settlement this did not cause fall
and embarrassments here.
The heavy advance in gold mine taxes in the
TransVaal causes very unfaVorable comment in the
financial press Even the prof. organs say the
man and French cOnsus IN Pretoria have already
protested on behalf of their respective Govern
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
60 mbOm gi 4flan GOurern.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA to the Marshal Of the
United States for the Southern District OF New
WHEREAS libel and petition were hled in the Dis
Of New York on the 26th day Of Decen6sr in the year
1899 by the Pennsyivaaa Railroad Company
parel. furniture wreckage strlppngs. praying
limitation OF its liability concerning the loss damage and
Injury alleged haze been Occasioned BY collision be-
OF Augi,sta, IN ar tT tbs 31st dsv - Ot55er ISaa ~
the North HudsIn River. and
WHEREAS sad Heel and petition prays. among other
things the MONTH or this Court may
persons claiming said Pennsylvania Railroad
Company damages Tor any loss daase or injury caused
ey or arising from said cCsion ctnG them and each %
them appear before said United District
Court Tor the southern District and mako
due proof OF their respective claims: and
WHEREAS the said petite and ubellant pursuant
the said ferrvhSat "ShicaES Sc unto saln1sf ~ n
Lyman ESD the trustee appointed BY the said Court
to the statutes OF the United states IN such case
WHEREAS said court has ordered that a rlorition
citing them to annear and make due proof ot their
Now. THEREFORE,, You are hereby summoned to al
monish and cite all persons claiming dauages agatst
any loss damage injury caused by o. arsfns from
said collision OF Octoher Sst. 1899 between ferry
appear before Thomas Alexander ESQ. Uaitsd States
CommisSioner at his ONCE IN the Post once Building IN
the Borough or Nanoaitan and City ot New York
before the 10th day Of April D eleven O'Clock
nonisS and cite such per-on or SsrSns n, T 20 1 s
allegations ot petition herein oa
further time the said District Court the Tinted
And You in the premises 90 YOU thereof
maks return 70 sSd District Court q the United states
April A. D. 1900 tosether With this writ
WITNESS. the Honorable Addison Brown Judge of ths
trict o. New York this a7S day q bsesssT IN the 1er
A d 1seo ard of The Independence United Stass
tseaD SAINT II. n LYMAN. CLERK
Proctors FOR Petitioners
ieo Broadway. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
GOSSIP OF TIE TR4CK.

Lexington Ky, Jan : CSpeciaD--W- C. Whitney.
who has at La Belle Farm. in this county, some
hfty-eight head OF thoroughbred brood mares. the
stations imp. Meddler and Lissak, and num-
Der of yearlings and two and three year olds has
this week shipped TO Peter WINNER. at Louisville,
three head to be trained for this years racing,
along with those WINNER already has belong
ing to this establishment. Two of them three
year-Olds. OF which Is by Meddler and the
other by The Bard. The remaining one IS a two
year-Old by The Bard. Report from Whitney'S
horses in Winners hands SAYS they are IN good
condition and promise we'll. OF the large number
at the Whitney farL- only ten are barren
this year. Nearly half this ear 1oals will %
by Medder while a large t0eT OF them viii
be by Lissak. Tie health Of JHe horses IS good
Since the arrival of Salvador a. Elmendorf Mr..
Haggins Kentucky eSta bliShmeut is most likely
the leading one in the State With Salvador. imp.
Order, CandlemaS imp. Juvenal and a score OF
other good thoroughbred stations there Is not a
farm in the United States that lay claim 10
better. taking both quality and numbers into con-
sideratiOn.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
JUDGES FOR THE DOG SHOW.

The slate OF Judges for the coming Dog Show is
follows St Bernards and Newfoundands Miss
A. H Whitney. of Lancaster. Mass; Great Danes.
James A Lawrence, OF Columbus. Ohio; Russian
wolfhounds and greyhounds r. Forsyth Little. Jr :
foxhounds pointers, settlers and Chesapeake Bay
dogs Major j. M. Taylor of Rutherford. n. j.;
Irish water spaniels. clumber, field and cocker
spanies James Luckwell OF Woodstock. ont !;
poodles Charles ID. Bernheimer; Boston terriers
Bulkeley Wells. Of Boston, Mass French bulldogs.
E. d. Faulkner; beagles. A. J. Purinton, of Water
bury Conn; mastiffs, bloodhounds deerhounds. re-
trievers collies old English sheep dogs, Dalma-
tians all terriers except Boston terriers dachs-
hunde pugs Pomeranians. toy spaniels and mis-
ceIlaneous L r. c. Ashley, OF Southport, England
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
COURT TENNIS.
POPULARITY OF THE GAME AT TUXEDO CON-
TINUES.

POPULARITY OF THE GAME AT TUXEDO con-
TINUES
Tuxedo Park N. Y. Jan. (SpeciaD.-The greatest
proof OF the growing interest In court tennis
America is that while international racket
match was being played before crowded gallery
Saturday at ths New-York Club and a court
tennis match between the champions of the world
and Of America, the Tuxedo courts, both court
tennis and squash, have been full all day. Mr..
Bohlen the well known cricketer from Phila-
dephia; DR.. Rushmore, Mr.. Garrison and others
have been hard at work at the games. Four
handed matches and singles have been going on
vigorously in the former. L. H. Morgan. fine vol
leyer and E. H. Miles defeated T. Suffern Taller
and T. Johnson, and in the latter Lloyd Warren de-
feated Mr.. Bohlen
Among the squash players, Mrs. Taller and Miss
L. Potter have had capital games. and other women
improving their play. The large majority OF
rooms in the Tuxedo Club have been engaged for
the week from January 10 to p. especially for
Saturday. January 90 when the amateur match
between England and America will occur. Messrs.
Miles and Latham will represent England, both in
court tennis and rackets at Boston and at Tuxedo,
they did at rackets in New-York. They form a
strong combination. 1t is pleasant to find the three
great clubs such good terms each lending its
best players and Offering its best markers willingly
to the others.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
LETTER CARRIERS ELECT OFFICERs.

The New-York Letter Carriers Association held
a meeting in the Grand Central Palace yesterday
and elected the following officers for the year:
Michael A Fitzgerald. president; Charles w.
Waldron vice-president; Charles P. Kelly, record
ing secretary: Michael ]. Harvey. financial secre-
tary: Ernest Ecke, treasurer, and John Eberhardt,
sergeant
President Fitzgerald urged the members TO get
the remaining two hundred letter carriers who are
not yet members of the association into the fold.
Among the other speakers Edward J. Can't
well secretary of the National Association of Letter
Carriers; James Atkinson, chairman of the Ma
tional Legislative Committee, and John F. Nc
Elroy and Bernard j. Curtin members of the Ma
tional Executive Board.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-08
proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR DARK RI

Phila- Depot G. NJ Dept, I42S Arch Street Phua-
> SStsl pEoPosaIs y Jplc4ta VIII
10. 1900 Tor furnishing this Depot with 5000 Yards ~
dark blue Cloth Army Standard subject
IN quantity Y desired ey the Department The Coth %
conform 70 specifications ard standard
must state With what raPidiy they VIII make deliveries
Government reserves the right
all proposals thereof -fv-AI
articles OF domestic p-oducou manufacure cOuditiors
OF quality and price tnclu1ing 81 foreis1
productions manufactures the duty thereonl beng
equal GUARANTEE IN lOor OF the valua OF ths
SGth must accompany proposals UNGCARANTEED
BIDS Will be considered. cents
revenue required number OF g1arantea r7iaDNs
for proposals. Sc. win be furnished upon appltsSIcN
envelopes containing proposals 10 be endorsed roposals
Los DARK Blus Cioth and addressed YCF4pg "
FUfNEN, Deputy Quartermastsr General u q a -