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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
REooRDs or ANCIENT NIrPUR.
\ Civilization Of 5000 n. C.-ResuIts
of Explorations Ia Asia Minor.

From the New York. Post.
Prof n. V HIprccht Of the University
Of Pennsylvania. who has been explor-
Ing the mounds Of ancient Nippur in
Asia Minor. arrived to-day on the steam
ship Friedrich der Crosse from Bremen.
Prof. Hupr,cht brought with him some
OF the tablets marked with cunciform
inscriptions. which he recently discover
cd lu an old temple in the ruins Of Nip
pur These tablets contain the records
OF a civilization which existed IN Nippur
as long ago as 5u0 b. O.. that s. as long
before the time 81 Abraham as Abraham
was before our tlmc. Professor Hlprechre
progress homcward from Nippur has.
therefore. been interesting. He was
honored by the Sultan OF Turkey offer
"a professorships OF German universities.
ana entertained by Ruprccht Of Bavaria.
He was met down tho bay by "a party
from the University OF Pennsylvania.
lie has boon exploring the mounds OF
ancient Ninuur for eleven years iu the
mast twelve months be made the discovery
~ the library OF the temple Of ancion;
Nipuur. and the remains OF palace CON
tanning evidences Of what might b. called
modern convenience" The library tab
let's. which have been described in this
new HuAntT, throw NAAk Nh NNM people
lived iu Nippur az about the time Adam
ana Eve were heretofore supposed TO be
living in the Garden OF tden
''rhe importance OF this ma 90 our civ
uizuti0u and the bearing q has on the
history OF the world and rs religion IS
great" said Professor Hllprcrht to-day.
''1'he CHIEF point To be remarked Is the
fact that We have found the hrst Baby
ionian temple library that has ever been
discovered Hitherto. We have possessed
nothing more than the knowledge or the
probable contents or such a library from
coples found o. the royal library Of
Aehurhanapai iu Ninevh. which was
discovered sixty years ago. This royal
library. however. WAS q compilation OF
documents from oil over Babylonla. 50
Ear as was al that time known.
Elm the library which We uncarihcd
this year ~ Nippur. we get for the FIRST
time an ins Rhi into the arrangement of
the libraries Of that early day. and the
arrangement a. the room. etc. and what
Il OF major Importance. a knowledge OF
the literature OF the period or special
importance is the fact that We have NOT
only discovered a Babylonian temple
library bu, that u proves 70 be the
most influential and important. as well
as the Oldest IN the whole country. No
document discovered Is younger than
Zoo b. c.. that is. about the period when
the first blossom OF the Nippurian civ
ilization was cut OF by an invasion %
the ElamitSs, who descended on NiPpur
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
An Afternoon at orandmA'A

And don't you. dear painter. wish you
could take part?
In the FUN Of this roomfui OF old friends
ana true
Dorothy Reggie and Grandmother. too?
Touy's asleep near the hearthstone you
see.
Ana SNOWFALL IS playful as kittens must
Zee.
think II you listen almost you can
hear
The popplty-pop OF the corn loud and
clear.
The cracking fire so CHEEKY and bright
Aud the song OK the wind as It roars
out "Good-ulghtr'
But the best part Of all so tho children
declare
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

the many hymns written often in terms
closely approaching the Old Testament
psalms proverbs astronomical ana as
'io''sl'ol texts tablets Swing an lnven-
Tory o. the Temple. tho different gods
NoFshipped' the Income OF the temple
rom various sources. etc. etc. AN these
1le iH'aiu'o.e contributions 10 our knoyl.
,ete % tae ancient world. and they will
.S''''-.e aoIy increase our knowledge OF
. ~, we most ancient languages OF the
In what manner" Professor Hnprs.h,
was asked, Twill these d,scoSs,i-s 80,
me interpretations % Biblical records7''
4neF VIII materially affect our knowi-
ere % ne ne the religion. ana the
uIts q ne Hebrews whose earliest roots
1te pound w with the history OF Bahv-
IONA The library Of tho Temple at Nip
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

minutes heating 70 a temperature above
T.0po dorrcca-a temperature az which tho
lime Of the furnace mclts ike wax and
voatlizes ln clouds-the current Is stop
ped and the dazzling fiery crucible pluuW-
"a beneath the surface OF cold water.
where 81 o. hold uu q, sinks below a rod
heat As IS well known. iron increases IN
volume az the moment Of passing from
the liquid 10 tho solid state. Tho sudden
cooling soldincs the other layer OF iron
end holds the inner molten mass in "a
tight grip. Tine expansion OF the inner
lqu1 ON solidfylug produces an cuor-
nous pressure and under the stress OF
this pressure the dissolved carbon sem
aFntes out in transparent dense. cry-
staUlue farm-a diamond Tho largest
artificial diamond SO FAR obtained s. less
than Oo1ei inches lu diameter"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Are the tales Grandma tells e. she
knits In her chair
Sweet, pretty stories OF long. long ago,
When she was lass. dear. and d.6-r.
and so,
The wainscoting paint dusk walnut
hue.
pale terra Gotta. the wall. and theT,
too
deep red for the bricks ani the
flames. ! should say
The brightest Of crimson: the smoke
should be gray:
The androns black: for the floor brown
Is best:
And now you decide how you want tho
folks dressed.
Douglas no,y.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

pur was lost TO human knowlea-
the time that Abraham went out "'
into Palestine. and It gives US clear ~
torloal setting Tor that important s''''
Many other customs and religious "'
lions which existed among the hc'I."'
will find here their just interpfel. Wy,
We have known all along too h''s
this period. Now we will be able 70 vs.
what Is purely Babylonian and WA -
purely Hebrew. ..,,.
The records from the library At nv
pur are now on the way from bass''1
constantinople. where they VIII
In the course OF SIX months. The eo
tons az Constantnople make y -, "a
alble for me to speak as 20 the tlille
they may be looked for Ia thia 0-'-'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
AwEAurnY oLD COWBOY.
A Boston-Born Man of 20 Years Who
Prefers Wild Life.

From tho Boston Journal
lie Owls a railroad and viii not accept
q pass over s..
He owns palaual residence. and VII
not live in g. prcfcrriug 20 live IN a hut
lie owns urge clothing Store. which
be has never been inside o. nor patron
tied % tho extent % sending ia an order
for a suit of clothes
lie wears ovcralis and a denim blouse
instead.
lie has a beautiful aud accompM hoh
wife. whom hu seldom secs. since she
loves society and lives in the nue rel
dence. while he associates with c1wb ys
out Oh the prairie and has no Inclination
toward the gayetles and comforts o. evil
ization.
He Is one 81 the richest D-n In Inc
Northwest yet he goes about with empty
pockets and lives the life o. common
cow-puncher az an expense OF lees than
81 cents a day.
lie owns a teu-thousaud-d0llar -four
mill. which hc has never seen the inside
d, and two other stores that are run By
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

While Dorothy is cracking burrs'
And the angry squirrel. do you See
High up upon the chestnut tree.
II he could speak I know he'd say.
"Ohw Won't you leav 81 few mus
pray
MY winter store I must lay IN
Before the storms and snow begin
This week just color as you ohoose'
Remember. though. the autumn hle-.
But should you feel az al m DOUBT
I'm sure Mamma viii help you ci'
Douglas Z. Iof'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

DOLLY AND REGGIE
GO CHEsTNUTTINC
In biz Of woods 30 Paint Box Town
Sweet Dorothy and Reggie Brown,
Her cousin you will see together
clear afternoons. since frosty weather
~, me chestnut burrs have widely split.
Wherein The nuts so snuEly m
The uckioss Tony tried hst once
To catch one a. o. fell tho Ounce,
Ana how The pr.ckly burrs did main
And make 90 how'll and howl arnini
Behold dear SNOWFALL How she purrs
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
PICTURES OF PAlNT-BOx TOWN.

Cut ont the above picture and paste Il
with -four paste on cardboard. After hav-
ing painted the picture according 10 tho
rhymed directions given below. preserve
the finishing work. doing THIS each week
until you have a complete SCI 81 pictures
setting forth the doings Of Dorothy
Brown. Finally bind them an together and
you viii have a pretty picture book and
doubly attractive because you have done
an the coloriug yourself.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
PICTURES OF PAINT-Box TOWN

Cut out the above picture and paste It
with aour paste on cardboard After hav-
ing painted the picture according TO the
rhymed directions given below. preserve
the finished work. do.ng this each week
until you have complete set of pictures
setting forth the do.ugs % Dorothy Brown
Finally bind them an together ana YOU
viii have q pretty picture hook. and
doubly attractive because you have done
all the coloring yourself
- Pop Corn Party.
Here Is a picture 20 gladden. your heart.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

was ever constructed of the same capac-
u.s.. Before tne wotcr was brought 20
the wheel the protector Of the min became
,mpautn and purehaFed a large steam
engine and tho mAl was started, IL was
run few months nt dead Ices ard
hen smut down u now stands there.
the window frames oil knocked 90 hy
mischieyous boys the machinery rustine
ana going 20 wreck without a dollars
insurance on 90 Robbins paid the BILL
without murmur for be f0rcsaw the
sns Ia the beginning He hos never been
inside the nail and never speaks of Il,
although The road from Drewsey 20 his
cabin lies along ay tae SIDE % the mill.
Tho bed len hts cabin 81 q marvel 81 Is
kind. ao ie the arrangement for cooking
the bacon ana beans which Robbins lives
on. Two sides o. fhe cabin furnish the
main support on the htd-one peg does
The rest ntfci q the outer corner az the
foot and nailed 90 thc floor. A couple
" rails complete the outfit excepting the
aoverng. wnlch consists ~ a bedrngglei
natures ard some well-woru hiaukets
ihat look as though they had never seen
70 womans touch. had never been smooth
90 out or made up" from ono weeks
oud 10 tAe other
The cooking facilities are a rude stone
fireplace, coffee pot frying pan, and
kostle.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Abucr Robbins is g years Old. Is he a
wonder He was born Ia Boston, Mass,
% ls2i lie was "a shoemaker by trade he
sllled from Boston and went TO Sacra-
mcuto. Cal. Ia 1853 lie mined In Call
forula and was steamboat captain and fol-
I5wed the mercantile business. He moved
90 jacksonville. ore. ln ISIS and drifted 10
hIs present location 90 1871. The Robin
s.s had two children. The son died and the
daughter married James Lucky with
whom she is now living .n Portland, ore
Besides being daring and powerful
r.ier. even az his present age, Abner Rob
bins Is "A musician of much popularity
among tis associates RE plays the violin
while they dance. ana by way % varying
the programme as warns up 90 the spirit
of the company and dances himsclf-a jR
generally. for that .s bis favoritc step and
one ia which he g. surprisingly proficient
lie con sing. too. and when the boys drop
into his cabin 90 an evening ana the vio-
uu Is brought out and the night harmo-
niles Of nature set the music IN them %
Surfing. tho sturdy old dean OF the band
joins ia as Justify az any Of them. and
the cabin roof ali but lifts with the volume
OF ID all Cranks don't sing ana dance Tor
tho pure joy of d. a. Abuer Robbins does.
Misers don't leave fortunes 20 take care
of themselves. while they themselves
speud their lives care free on an alkali
prairie chasing cattle by day. singing by
NIGHT.
Ahner Robbins. owner Of stores. railroad
trains. ranches. and money IN the bank.
o. a COW boy at the age OF seventy-siX be-
cause he chooses TO be cowboy rather
than anything else
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Mr. Robbins o. the sole inmate OF the
place. dooe his own cooking makes his
.,gu bed cleans house washes dishes. and
acts as general maid of al work Tor him
SELF
Despite the fact that Abner Robbins has
unlimited credit all over Eastern oregon.
hIs friends claim that he never owed
dollar q lia life. mover signed a NOR gage
note. never bought a cents worth of
goods on credit even out n his own
stores
Besides his store in Union De has two or
three in prcwsey. The few times he has
over visited any % ttese establishments
he has stayed but short time.lt is related
of one OF these visits that bee was lu the
general merchandise store belonging 20
him b Drewsey one evening when a lady
came DO 20 buy a lot Of goods on credit
we never do any credit business. Ma-
dam" said the head clerk politely but
armlE
Robbins nuruidly raised himself from
chair 800 the corner.
"III walt on The lady" he said briefly.
aud shumcd over behind the counter.
What viii you have. madame
The lady gave nor order. and he wrote
B. down. together with her name ana ad-
dress
I'm well enough known here said the
customer rather testify This man who
runs the store knows me Are you new
eicrkF"
ESQ madame"
.'You belong 20 the store. however,
go. madame. tho store belongs Co me
/ once year be- rocs home go visit hts
pretty wlf.. who ls always glad 20 SCI
him. She writes him plcaaug letters 90
give up his cowboy llte. TO settle down 20
| % iifc Of ease aud enjoy his wealth in the
many agreeable ways that wealth IN thes
| modern times may be enjoyed But Ahner
/ hakes his head. once a year IS enough.
he says ana once "a year regularly ue
makes her "a visit and allows her 60 feed
/ .im on luxury and surfeit him with ease
/ oman he can't stand 30 any longer and must
/ stalk back 90 his prairie.
"a man can 1--we there" ne tells her.
expanding his chest and striking IL sound
| lv. a. lr there wasn't enough air In the
! eity 10 nm u eve are strong men out
/ "a tho prairie. Let me Eo-l must return
/ 70 look after our cattle"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
- Pop Corn Party.

Here is a picture to sladien your heart
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NOTICE Sealed proposals will he received
- until y NJ Saturday 30th. 1900. AT the once
Pennsylvania assurances on Lives
ana Granting AnnuIties. 10. 81 Chestnut ST. Phlta'
them - MANY OF the Fh.4't4-
mia wilmington & baltimore Railroad Stock Trust
Certificates as $50 .2S6 50 viii purchase.
lowest prices not eACeediIE al
ecstng in than the amount stated
will parties Offering them ADVISED az
once and PAYMENT made when the Certificates are
on after Monday. JULY 2n5. 1901
Proposals should he endorsed: Proposals for saie
Of Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railr7ad
stock trust Certificates" and addressed
:. ". PACKARD. President.
5l7 Chestnut St. Philadelphia
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ElilroaDs.
DENNSYLVANIA
RATTRoAD,

STATIONS OF West Twenty-thIrd Street and
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Etrests.
The leaving time from DesbrOSses and
n ortilndt streets Is Ave minutes later than
mat given below for Tventy-third Street
s 3'a5 eHeep rT where otherwise noted.
% a W. : ASI MAII--Limited 70 TWO Buffet Paror
C5S e" 3orh 70 titsbuTg Sleeping Car Pittsburg to
81 S 4 N EsT GlsSsIana Conn.,
Fdl oSP bssd Dining S%nE o sBd
I55 +: NJ cIIGAGoi ANb ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
S 5Tiu, r NJ ST. LOUIS EXPREss-For, Pittsburg.
O4@ WEsTER i EX 2ST3s l Chicago For
r M1:s PA 5ff54aY ExpREss-For Pnsburr and
8fhcago For tlnoxvls daily: Via Shenandoah Valley
81 IS AT AND 'S c4Sc fS5STaff Elk
7ss ,WAsErSGToSSs AN SiDs'' fiiE S,1ss99uJ5TH
Dining Car id5 Si1g a ca S 25
sressonaI LIN nhd S1Ttandt streets 2G g. OK C9a5
F EDnl6E Ipns caf I p M night
Dining d 55 al Pa0F e eaq Din9s Cars 6
SOUTHERN 1rt RAILwAY-Express 8.25 425 p m.
N9 and 2cR 6 ANR WESTERS kALwAXFor Memphis
ATLANT9c COAST IINEm m 8Pa s55 m and OPS
cH5 HES Pr OHIO. RA1LwAY.-705 a. m. week
1EAIl33oARD? AK LTNf.1Express 1855 m. and 1910
Foe M:e PL 55T r6INT COMFORT and NoRToLK-75'
o9FS rPans aP Rut aar sts sad
F3 5r Po NAM On Es % r wseaayq -o, from
envy thTl street station. $50 a. m Il; ~
40. and 4.55 m. Ok a. m 4.S5
m NTon peshrOsses and Cortlandt Strees). $50 900
a. n. I259 go $40, 400 10 p, m, sundays
c,o IT,. FOR' fHILADELpHIA
s2 aR rs f P9na S5s 49, 6rsss
ana CoTtlsndt Streets l020l Dining Can. 1855 Dining
sr). Il 81 1855 . 10 Gesbrosses Cortlandt
Streets 200 ? 80. ~ 355. 4.25 425 Dining can,
% DINING carr. 555 Dining Can. 7.55 S25. S55.
SSS p n y 10 night Sundays Go % (n9 Goaches2;
a NJ 2 90 80 Dining Carr. 25, 49,, 425 Dining
SAP SAP e So Dining IS iG ns6 5' Cp"s ca 1855 S2'
S N s,or t' House. W es anf r 2s
station: and stations foot Of
Streets. Court street. SO Fulton street. 9s Broad
way and Pennsy vania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Sta
ton Jersey CITY. The New Transfer Company
will call and baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through destination
Teephone oil Eighteenth Street" Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
j B. HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing fresl

- and condensed Manhattan state spita.s
for period July !, 1909. ma! be sent
ly mail or delivered person Up to 80 CLOCK r. u"
Wednesday. .. 7Hoo. the und-rsigned at the
or ce Of the Hcspi,a.s = Madison Avenue New 1ork
City (yyhere tons be obtained). at Whc
place enc foasd Z Managers VIII receive a!!-
open ali proposals.
No ftds shall considered except parties who are
,rf.aI seaIers IN he commodities which they submit
proposals Each ha b. accompanied by certified
Check FOR 10 per the full Il guarantee
that a contract iat, y awarded \ bond
cf conc auuryed surety company Tor least >" cent
viii be required after award for INC
faithful performance contract.
The Board Managers the right to reject any
AM bids 4 deer: Of the
Stste HENRY Z. ROWLAND.
President Board Managers.
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HFw YORK, ONTARIO 8 WESTERN RY.


Tho Famous continental Limited" whta left New
york via Vest shore r. h. - p NJ. VIII leave at
= n reaching Chicago 3;55 P NJ and ST Louis 10
= 81 ao~ day Kansas city second morning. O'Clock.
T. Ii,~I, car service New York Louis. via D. l.
~. a. 10 A. NJ arriving St Louis at =. NJ and
Earsns city, $3.50 7. NJ next day.
loh reclining chair seats free and sleeper New
w 70 Chicago Via n. &. o. & w. at p M arriving
Chicago o:So II "a Mcc1 FIiAN a Il A. aS7 R'way.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO K. z.

FOR THE WEST
Leave New York, of Liberty Street; South Ferry
CNhltehau TeTmnaD minutes earlier.
'Daily fEIcept Sundays SSundays.
CHICAGO. '4.SO m. QIberty street only. 'lSO p m
1n PITfsBuRG. .4so a m liberty street Ony> 300
n. m. p m. II Is night.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 1000 n. 100 D.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
wAsHINGIoN. BALTIMORE ts0O 1000 Gnerl.
I'll o. (DlnerJt 100 y. (Dlnerl, 'L3O (Dner
300 CRoyal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train
sl2 IS night. NORFOLK. too y. m.
All trains aT' n-lIdted with FlItsch Light
Orices: 26I, 1900 Broadway. IS
3owery, N Y. 800 Fulton BROOKLYN
whitehall Terminal md baggage ed
from hotel residence to destination.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. AbneI
IN PURsUAScE or AN ORDER OF HON

A3NER G. -FiDNAS. Surrogate Of the county OF
New YORK Notce hereby gver 70 an Rei"s - w
claims against Mary D0laa late - thf ,lil: % -
York, deceased present tie SANE IN M
Of pace II fTalsheths Dus,.
ness a. The ogice ~ Inn r. Ccerrnn Nos II and IL
William Street The Cify Il X" ioIH IN OF 9nJ
the 3lst dag II August next. Dated New YORK the "'u
cay 81 February. 1900
KATIE r BOLA& JAMES a lgpl-A.>' -
JOHN - COLEMAN. Attorney for EAecu'ois' - H'u -
Wilhelm SlIeft. New ioik tlty.
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7e.ers,.uvIIl- Ind.. June Y. 1900
GEALED proposals. IN tIpHcate' VIII DE re-
- ce1,e5 here unit. O'Clock 4 Nj tc~tFaI ftaIilfi
,ire, nm ~ 1900 Tor furulshiH. 100 f.f!i Range,
.4-,s- lis4J reject '!l an
- en- 7,-.. or 5nv r,rt thereof Information furnished
On arrI.raog Envelope containing proposes 'L'..' 10
marked Proposals tlr-- Ranges "I''''' 40 |
BARNETT E't-t a. ~
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III PrRsrANcE nf nn 30 Of Lon. Abner 9.

Thomas q Surrogate Of the County u New YORK.
police is hereby given al persons having claims %
MaehfeH Van Rensselaer,. l3tr u tn- 'oIlt. -
'f deceased 20 present the same WIN ,i tnnss a.
70 the subscriber g]aos q rausactlI S i''s '
the Office Daily Howl & sagon NJ II william street
tsyiyAgh Of Manhattan, IN ire city Of Ne" totAi
Lticre the eighth day Of December next Dateu' NJ"
Apfk. the first day ~ juno.
SARAH A. VAN RENSSELAER, i1Aecu,iiA :,
Dhl.as HCYT g. MASON. Attorneys for E%eeulF4A- -
william Street. New CITY.
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SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing buck

SEALED BhOfOSaIS lot IuTHlHl'IS Jun
wheat coal for the Manhattan State Hospitals t9F ~,
person up 10 O'Clock z NJ. Monday, July ? lSE to
undersigned. AZ the ONCE q the HospL abS
Avenue. New York city (where full speclfca
lions may ohtained). which time ana place
the II ara Of Managers and all proposals
No considered except from parties VINO are
hid must be accompanied by a Ger
tiled per cent of the fun amount as guar
viii he entered into II AWARDED A
fd Of some approved surety company for least p Per
conf Of the grles will be required after aw 0r
the contract. The Board OF
Managers reserves and all BIDS as
I. deem best interests Of the state.
- ' HENRY +. ROWLAND
President Board of Managers
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Phua- Depot. O u. Dept l43S Arch street IhiiIa..
IaU1--Seal=d proposals. Irtpetf@.
received here O'Clock Friday. july j. 1900
delivery the Philadelphia. B1ston y hlca."
denote II Cu7rreruas1sTS Department: l21p parf
Jean Drawers 53uao Chambray shirts; $1,000 pairs Rus
Get Shoes 800 pairs cotton Stockings light weight,
brown; 10000, Coon Jniersnirts, 1000 WhiftIFE. 10"
post Flags LOO storm ana lte
citIug F9agr: 5000 Cots; 1000 Iron
t-Ej-I2" e3ntrWHg 70 Fptc'1a
.i1rrb 100 pairs 2eoWn pairs SHhset
pairs IlIck Snoe Iacfs l'p rum
Infantry. 1000 Mosquito rare
loo 90 yards D. Shrt.1s Flannel 10 ounce, All con
forming 10 standards Specifications GUAM teH 20 ne
subject :, 800 increase desired b. tine Dephl tin'l,
bidders must state WI"
49, f1 make them Government
the right 70 re. a,-.I,t all ProIosa L ~
Prrrcreure articles CT G'tn'5ll
TIoducCn or fnaraf4nU-- c.ndih ms - qlaIt; h'4L
irice Ggrludng n he price Il foreign p:oductlnls or
Manufacture thereon being equal \
FF In D- u . value 4 IN" ar'c .es must accompany
rrqp.sa.s I-NGFAFt.NTEED BIDS and bias ~ II san
Lies differing specification requirement. VIZ NJ
cCrsiFarzJ Irrra-e Quantities IMAM
FOR WITH be entertained. Ffy cents Internal It.'le
run.far BLANKS pi'I'D
GALS ana full Information viii be furnished N
I.nvelores Re efanil
FOR Military sup.l.c- and addressed - -, "' JIM
V FUREY. Deputy Q. y. General, /. > -Ai''s'
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Once No .242 Broadway. ID door nor,a
OF SIst-st until . O'Clock p. m: advsr-
tisements received al the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until o clock
.. m. viz. 2S4 Shave. 3. e. cor Z5d-sts
1872 6th-ave.. cor 12th-st-: Macy 3. 9TH
ave. and 14th-st- l42 COlumbus-aVe-, nea-
West 66th-st: IOa West 42d-st.. near 6thS
ave: 90 East 14kh-st-: PSI West &2d-st.-
between Tth and Sth ayes: $50 East 4Itn--
ct. 33S Sd-ave- between T6th and 9TH
ats .O26 3d-aves- near 6ISt-St-- 1-TOS lst-
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Trains leave Franklin ST. station, y. " follows.
and 8 IN lat foot Of w. i2d St:
2:4U r. NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit
Chicago and Louis. Dining Car
III, Chicago and St Louis Limited.
is 900 p NJ Buffalo, Niagara Falls and ST. Louis Ell.
s9:i5 p M Detroit and Chicago Express
sDaily. Except Sunday:
tables principal hotels ana onlceS baggage
from residence Westcott's Express
c. E LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N. 7.
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