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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-19

WANTED-At the School for the Blind, a
good fresh milch COW. See Superin.
tendent. 9-l7-3t
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FoUND--0n Chemeketa street, black
barred lawn bunting waist. 06tf :
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A New Architect,

Born at Salem, Or, September 10,
1900, to Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Burggraf, &
son.
The occasion for congratulations on
arrival Of the assistant architect is en-.
HANGED by this being their twelfth we'd
ming anniversary.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-19

WANTED-Good German girl. Per-
manent place and good wages 70 right
person. 376 High st. 9-15tf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-19

F0UND.--A valise can be had by prov
ing ownership and paying for notice
at Doty's Fish Market. "a Court
street. ~ II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-19

FOR SALE OR TRADE. - For good land.
A six room cottage and two lots on
Asylum avenue, at the store. Apply
TO j. o. @. Winner. ole. NOSE
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-19

LOST -On fair grounds, night templbr
badge, worn az watch charm. Leave
at secretay's Office or Chas. Cleavland
for reward. 1857
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The recent statistics OF the number o
deaths show that the large majority dif
with consumption. This disease nae
commence with an apparently har. Icy
cough which can be cured Instantly s.
Kemp's Balsam Tor the Throat aby
Lungs. which IL guaranteed 10 cure nj
relieve all cases. Price 20c. and and
For sale by all druggists. SOC.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-19
WHERE TO EAT AN0 SLEEP
THE DENVER RESTAURANT

The only place In the city where you
can get tirst.class meal for 10 cents
State Street. 9.6-lm
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Continued from Fourth Page.
THE SECOND DAY
The Dairy Exhibit

HnH The Daily EXHIBIT
fs very y'cteditable TO the fair and TO the
push and organizing ability Of George
Washington Weeks, the superintendent.
IL 10 working school for the butter.
maker, two complete outfits being in
operation converting milk into butter.
There is a 50.cow dairy taking in milk
at the dairy tank, thence II runs to the
receiving vat, from where it is pumped
10 the tempering tank and heated TO the
right temperature Of about rs degrees.
This is especially important in cold
weather. 1t next goes to'the separator.
where the cream is removed and the
skim milk is returned TO the patrons Of
the dairy TO feed stock. In the cream
vat the cream ripens tothe pfoperflsvor
and aeidity, when 1t goes to the COM
bined churn and worker. After IL 10 con-
vorted into globular crystals Of butter
the buttermilk lie drawn off, the butte
is salted and worked in this machine
without exposure TO air. Then it goes
10 the molds and is cut up, wrapped and
stamped for the market. Free butter
milk ia served 10 all callers at the dairy
exhibit, which is 80 crowded with
machinery, operatives, processes, object
lessons, information and callers that IL
is about the busiest place in the fair.
All kinds OF improved dairy Implements
are on exhibition.
The second working exhibit is q
creamery capable of handling the product
Of two hundred cows. The same
processes are presented only on larger
scale. There are also outfits for eight
COW, l6-cuw and 25-cow creameries.
Mr.. T. S. Townsend oJ the White
Glover Creamery Of Salem has an ex
hibit OF Oregon made cheese and butter.
He is the enterprising manager Of
creameries and cheese factories at Hood
River, Tillamo sk, Sheridan, Salem and
Astoria, and this exhibit attracts general
attention.
'1s Il all made in 0regonP is fre.
quently asked, and then Mr.. Townsend
patiently explain why this is the best
butter and cheese country in the world
The development OF the dairy interest
In the past few years is subject OF con.
slant and general qualification.
TheSalemCh factory conducted by
q. A. Sahubinger Is another evidence Of
creditable enterprise. Dozens OF varie-
ties of cheese are shown, all the fancy
foreign makes sold in Europe, and inn
ported from Holland, France, Belgium,
Switzerland and Germany are here
shown in first-class commercial condi-
ton.
Here can be seen the whole cheese
from the two-ounce breakfast cheese
made Of pure sweet cream, TO the self
asserting limburger, and leathery swiss
with great holes in il. Mr.. SchubiDger
ships his products to the principal cities
from Alaska to California. and = custom
or once gained remains with him. He
makes fancy protusts for the palates OF
the epicure, and some OF his cheeses are
. royal luxury. His industry and per-
feet knowledge Of the wants Of the trade
make his business constantly expand
and the city OF Salem may well be
proud u this branch OF diary manuiac-
ture. ltItHf
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Ensnase.

shapes aud cOlOFs Miss Z. Smith. State
street. 0-l3HW
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Mitchell, Lewis i StassF Co.'S. branch
viii be headquarters for baling wire this
season. 7-2d&W
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LOST---Ladies' leather money purao
contains few dollars, some papers
and McMinnville bread ticket. Leave
at Mitchell, Lewis 4 Staver, reward.
91S-3l,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-19
LITTLE BC>PEEP
LOST HER SHEEP

Boz no Jne need worry about nu,ton
this time oflthe year, II they can a.
dainty and deliciou Spring lamb &C All
lappetiziDg and nourishing SUNNI n
meal. vs. have everything in choice
meats, an a the delicacies OF the sea
son in beth eth and smoked meat
that will { u tie most critical epicui Q.
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Runnlna. HaIf ENC. $50.

There were four entries in this race I:
Silas Jones' Lulu, N. S. Whetstone's
Grace w, s. ]. Jones' Our Choice and
l.. II. Whitmore's Selma. They got a
good start and came in in the following
order: Our Choice first, Selma second,
Grace W third aad Lulu fourth. Time,
0,b0
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BUSINESS CARDS

Successor TO DR.. J. M. Keene, Of
White Corner, Salem Or. Parties desir.
ing superior operations at moderate fees
in any branch are in especial request.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Cbicseo Nov s (SpeciaD-Wheat showed weak
ress until the half hour. selling &c lower than
Wednesday at one time. hut finally closing al
Wednesdays figures. Gables were lower. Liver
TOOL off sd and Paris off a fraction. The early
break was helped by runlor that the Pillsbury
mills were close down Speculation was SLOW
,lp TO noon The recovery was helped by small re-
ceipts by shipping sales exceeding 100000 bushels
nv export sales at the seaboard of fifty loads and
nv authoritative denials finally from Minneapolis
Of the runnored closing Of the Pisbury mills De-
ceniber opened from 73i4c to 7Si2c. sold between
f2asc and T2ssc. and closed at 1S14G13Ssc The May
premum stood AT SIC May closing at TIC. There
was good deal that bullish from Argen-
tina statfstcian Snow who has just arrived there.
cabed that, while the wheat area was 70 per
cent more than last years. the quality was poor,
and that in the Santa Fe Province. which en-
braces half the wheat area, prospects were going
hack He cahled that the eXportable surplus did
not promise above - 00e0 bushels. Primary
ceipts 200 bushels 80 per cent less than
last years and a little less than last weeks
The speculative interest keeps slow
The corn market weakened by an increase
IN the country offerings partly the result of colder
weather Futures lost 1sc 10 sc, the near mont hs
suffering the most. November lost SC; oemhor,
SC and May Isc The December sold At 35hsc and
2sl.c and closed at 35l4c 35@sc May closed at
2SIc Elevator people the hest sellers. The
Phillips party, which is the bull factor now. left
the November TO take OF itself and limited it's
buying May. Receipts we're 325 cars. with 24o
for tomorrow. Liverpool was SD to I'D lower:
cIeara noes $50 oeo bushels. Fstten consider
able seller of May. Shipping sales here about
go ON bushels with 42 loads sold the seahoard,
Oats closed exactly where they did Wednesday.
December H54c, and the May. 237sc. Total public
and private stocks. $4,000 bushels. show de-
crease in three weeks l500 G60 bushels Shipping
demand has improved OF late. but Western offer
ings have also increased. There were l57 cars.
with l2o for Friday The big December holders are
changing TO May slowly. Clearances were 640N
bushels
Flaxseed was easy for the deferred futures;
steady for the cash. Spot closed at 81 IS Novem-
her at 81 -, December at 81 72I2 and the May at
81 q. There were 2l3 OF seed the three
points. against 202 last year
The Cudabys. presumably the leading holders of
lard, have been sellers OF futures for two days
and sellers to-day. The provision list lost
about Sc. Hog receipts this week have been small
because Of election. Larger receipts expected
next week. with good weather. The packers gen.
orally keep rather bearish
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County .

New YCrl-Josepha ". Young. executr1x &C.
painT. Cornelius II Tallman and another. de-
fendans
pursuance Judgment foreclosure and SALE
duly made and entered he entitled acton ani
bearing date :he March, 1900. l. the un1er
public auction at the Real Estate SaesraoIs
NJ IL Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan C1y Or
New York THURSDAY the 22nd day Of Novennnet 49, 49,
Il o'clock on that day. by William henneilN
auCtioneer directed by said Judgment " -
sold. and therein described follows -
All that certain lot of ground with the oGiiains
erected situate Twelfth Ward OF the CITY O.
York known and designated as the I~elIh
the Borough y Manhattanl. the soutnery SIs g
Naety-seveuth street bounded and described follows
viz: Beginning a point the southerly ane 9"
Ninety seventh street distant hve hundred l1Ool -
westerly point formed b. the intersection OF We
westerly line Or Eighth Cnow known as CeneIS
WeSt1 SoItterIy line OF Ninety-seNe-l.i
thence southerly. parallel with me
eTIy line u ElcHth t1cw known as CsnlIaL
Wesu part through party vail one n.
dred feet: thence westerly. PARALLEL with ne srI
Ninery-Sevelth twenty feet thence
parallel with westerly line Of Eighth avenue nv
known Central part Of the way tnrouk
"A hundred feet 70 the SoutneFiS Ill-
Nnety-seventh street. easerly along the so
of street. twenty
The land affected oy me sau ms
rlent now is in section block 1892 the Land Map
CITY q New York-
Dated New York October Slst 1900 ~, vYI,s
LORD. DAY * LORD. H~A7'-e-
Attorneys for Plaintiff. , .ru.
Office and Post address No 10 Broadway VAA1-
hattanl New York City.
The following diasram of the property TO ne sot
number is No 81 West Nnety-seVen'n see>'
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
foreclosure 1alfs.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County Of
New Yors.-Edward B I. Carter b Day-
export Plaintiffs against Galen a Garter and Anna G.
an Interocutory Judgment OF Partition and Sale duly
maze ana entered in the a09Geertitsd ACTON aea'hs ing
Referee in said Judgment named win sell at PUBLIC AUG
RroadNay' ths Borough Of Manha!Ian. CITY O New
noon taat day Iy Herbert A sherman Auc,ioneer
me premises directed by said judgment to be sold ard
pAEcEE NJ NuMnER NIB 30 one
a CITY lot Of Of a ana 4or Th ns SadnS 3
Of t@s 2s;b 99ws 2sS q her SIDE
ery side Of Fourth Avenue n the e' centre Of party Vail
G9n1S ros 5hsR'e T Tnor.heEy and parallel with with Eo@h Ave
80 feet and three-fourhs C) Of inch; thence
n1sT and %tin pasae assh i'!Sf xh @ Foh nus, S
2st6 Street thence ess!ery the norIhery
ming be the sad .tsnee. nee. "a and d dimens0s or
or less being the same premises conveyed by John Col
dated April s6'h iss4 and recorded The q The
Regter OF the County New York. in Lber sos Of Con-
'1S F&stSET ~ SNrMiPhE :!Mi5E i Two
y1 aha shat certain lot piece parcel Of land situate
bsTss9 be.ss9 5o9 ana 5Is il the CIV q Sew York
westerly Side Of secon avenue di5taa5 eishtS
corner o, the seo"nS arene and % snb s
hsse westerly and parallel with 5oh and partly
and parallel with the second avenue twenty 20
through party wall seventy t7o, feet the second
the second Avenue twenty l2O feet begin
the said distances and dimensions
less being the same premises conveyed ~ James Lynch,
Sheriff Of the CRY and County New York.
Davenport by Sheris Deed foreclosure
goth. 1862. and recorded Office the Register OF
is oc6SeT 2o issa SUBJECT 3 RoTs % hs az @
party agreement dated April nth 1852
recorded in af=Ce YorL,
COUNTY in Iiter 1865 Of Conveysnces. page S72.
May 10Th lSS2 made by and between Harriet C. Daven
bearing date the 27tH day OF July. ISoS and
cne by the defendant John Davenport Executor q
Zprer Tor the term ~ two wears and eight
months from the first day Of september lS9s. at the
PARCEL. NUMBER THREE.
No - West
All that certain let piece parcel Of land. with the
dwelling house thereon erected situate lying being
in the Twenty ot C!ty OF N.w-York Bor-
oueh Of Manhattan. bounded and described follows
thirty-two (3s2l feet one
% inch eastery from the rint OF Intersection 81 the
eastery line of Sixth avenue northerIy Of
18th along nnrtheriy
thence rortherv rarall.l with SIKH aver rInety-
tNa block thence western along tho WITH
t2O feet AMI five inches ard
'+sl ret ana nine 'i inches % ING northerly line
q 3Sth the point place Of beginning
easterly and westerly walls Of sad being party
walls, be- premises conveyed Charlotte
Amelia Weaver by deed Of William W Corcoran dated
Registers Iiher III Of Corv"yances page S59
18th 1880 and by deed Of said William w.
thereof dated April 10Th
and re~oriet CaarStte
Amelia Weaver and husband 70 Harriet G. Davenport
Warrants deed dated April 2sth 1870 recorded in the
of Conves eares. age 5o2 April 39th, 1870
Dated He" MILAN IVES @ @w!AsiBt-RN Referee.
EDWIN 9 WARD. Attorney foe Plaintiffs,
l2S Broadway. Rorough Of Manhattan
The following are diagrams the property sold
described ABOVE
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
SUPRENlE COURT. County of New York.

The Rector Church wardens ard vestrymsn ot St
Matthew Church the City Of New York. Plaintiff.
against Edward Judso1 an1 others. Defendants.
In pursuance a Judgment OF foreclosure
duly entered il the above entitled
July 10 1900 date the 9th
the Undersigned the Referee said Judgment
VIII sell public auction. the New
Salesv0oms No. Ill Broadway. in the Borough Man
haal city Of New York. the 18th day of
1900 at clock that day. by William NJ Ryan
suctioneer the premises directed by said judgment
sold. therein described follows;
All that certain lot piece or parcel of land situate.
living being in the City OF New York nd
described follows. to
Beginning a point the SoutherIy Of Houston
Street. he corner
formed SoutheriE line ot
Houston Westerly line Wooster street
running WestW1T1ly along the said Southerv
Houston twenty feet: thence rlnninK
Snuthwardly and parallel with SAX OF
ninety t95p
wardly parallel with SAIL S1urherIy
twenty-five (25J feet aod
wardiy and again parallel with said Westerly ~
uiuety-fve point OF pIacs
q beginning Feing the same premises which desig
mated lot No 6I1 upon map Of lands formerly
longing Nicholas and stephen Bayard made by
GoeFcl1 City Surveyor. Of which map is n
office OF the Register Of the City County OF New
York the Number So
Dated New York. October 18th, 1900.
IRA BLISS STEWART
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
346 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan New York City.
The following IS diagram ~ tha property be sold.
Its number is 20 West Houston Street:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
No1iec of Summons.
SUPREME COURT, New York Co


SUPREME COURT, New York County, Cen
-, tral Trust Company New York Executor under
the Last WIN and Testament T. Addison Richards, de
Mafe'a Rosards sOfH Harold Rehar, hacy
ayor vna Pened ese "r 20 Rehn Russe eaf e
Richards Walter NJ Richards, Kate Richards Kate \
"a pGBose Webourne nuRose Maon fTS paSse
Williams &hSTc, ADDISON WiIams' Katherine Wiams
@ Lee ia TanssT sfp4f erDsri M W 2nk eG Il
Richards Richards Mabel Richards Fnney. william, r, Perkins
Florence whitehead. olive Whitehead Ellen whitehead
tty henry p ANTHONY Frank II anthony Clarence & l. An
Addison Richards Hn5hony John Doe ana Richard Roe
summons
To d the above-named Defendants; ....,.... T..
90a TO ] tsH GSgy OF ays y9l e @ %
summons. exclusive OF the day Of service and u
case Of your failure to answer Judgment will
IN bates 5ss soMp,aRt %al Ra-,, oo,o,.- e7 ,aoo
HTTLERs HOFFMAN. IoL1NE MYNDEFsE.
ONCE oiiice and iCrte POST Once address.
so'i Harold SfG7Pa Annl: Gney Ssy s5@a
George Dora "a FnSah Rdxa 1sns Rsse ylG EeGarG %9 War
Richards Kate Richards Kate A DuBose. \. Miller Du
Weboaane X bdose MsOn a u
Addon ams %am wa%. Tf0T Ya%I Hsn9 Lee %
i%sms % Stephen w Williams, Frank H. Williams jamie l.
Richards Fnney William r. Perkins. Theodore Perkins.
olive Wheh.ad. Ellen whehead Henry p AnshonS
,hony George L. Anthony. William Addison Richards
to an order Of the HonorsSi. %
Of the Justices Of the Supreme Court q
s Zoo and an m hlea with the cOPain in & the %0e Of the
House. in the Borough of Manhattan and City OF New
BUTLER, NoTMAN. JoLIND MYNDERsE.
Attorneys tor. Piantin.
oas n wa aff ssfss RS:oss sSrsass Asdsf' o Manhattan.
City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

The approximate amount the lien or charge 70
sfy which the bovedesc fhed property is TO be sold
S2S.54' 49, with interest thereon 1ith day
Of October. 1900. together with costs and allowance
amounting to S5o6 50 with from October 18TH.
1900. together the the
innate OF other liens which
he allowed TO the hase- Of the purchase
paid by the Refere S2.542 4S interest
The premises are sold subJec prior hrst mortgage
o. SS 0oo on which there is d. the sum Of $1,000 and
interest thereon the = cent
from the CAV November. 1909 which mortgage
was due and payable the Sth day OF May. 1900
Dated New-York. October 24th, 1900
HENRY B. CULVER Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ or NEW YORK.-Samuel F. Kilner. a survIv-
plalniin, against Mary Heath Farmer
auf others. defendants
In pursuance OF a Judgment foreclosure and sale
duly made and the above action
ing Gata the 10Th 1900 l. the undersigned
the referee ia Judgment named. sell at public
auction at the Exchange Saesrooms. located at No
III broadway the Borough Of Manhattan OF New
York on iay Of November. 1900 at IL O clock
noon on that day. by Peter + Meyer. auctoneer. the
premises directed ty said Judgment be sold
in described follows:
IN that certain lot piece parcel land. with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected situate
ui the Twenty second Ward
ef New York as follows: Begin
ming at point the southerly Of Seventy-eghh
street. hundred inches
the formed intersection Of
sCuherly Of enty-eEhh with the west
erv Of Columbus formerly Ninth avenue running
thence westerly along SeVentyeghth
feet nine inches; thence southerly parallel
lumhus avenue ana Of the way through a party
hundred feet and inch thence eastery nearly
parallel with SeventyeIghh twenty a
point distant hundred and four westerly the
westerly side Of Columbus avenue line drawn at
right angles thererom thence rorhery and nearly par
ael with Columbus hundred feet six inches
the point place of beginning premises being
known No 1O6 West Seventy eighth street
Dated New York October 18th, 1900
sol. KOHN.
CARDOZO & NATHAN Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No l20 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan City OF New
York
The following Is diagram property to sold
described above. the number being fo6 West
Seventy eighth street. Manhattan New York City:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09

The approximate amount of the lien charge. to
.asS which the above property to sold
is sac ss6 26-OO interest thereon 4th
Of June ie00 together with costs and allowance
az ~ S23I IS from the day June
lam together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate of taxes. assessments other
liens which are be allowed to the purchaser or
the purchase money or paid by the referee 81 - 10
and interest. -.
sol. KOHN
Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

- Rebe,ca Morgan plaintiff. against Rudolph A Tn
bach and others. defendants
In pursuance q the judgment Of forecosure and
sale made and entered the above entitled
a4th day September. 1900. l. the undersigned. the
Referee named will sell at public auction
Tsw York Reai Sales Room. No III Broadway.
in the Borough Manhattan. the City OF New York
of November 1900. at twelve o'clock M.
that day by McVickar & Company. Auctioaeers. the
premses said Judgment to be sold and
toned and described therein as follows
that certain plot piece parcel Of land. with ths
buildings improvements thereon erected. situate
living and being the City OF New York. and bounded
ard described as follows: Beginning point
soUherly side Sxty-eighth Street distant hun
dred westwardIy from the southwesteTly 81
Street West End formerly ELEVENTH.
Avenue and running thence southwardly parallel with
West End hundred feet i've inches the
block between SiXS-sevenh and Sixty
eighth Streets. westwardy along said
INV feet thence northwardy again parallel with West
End Avenue feet fve inches
and thence eastWardy
Sixtyeighth ffty
noint or place beginning be the said
and less The said premises
known and designated lots numbered 259 on
a certain fled the ohice OF the Register
city County Of New York. and numbered SIS snd
Of situate IN the City OF
Vork belonging to Sarah Talnan deceased
ed by
A d and n. Even. City Surveyors
Dated NeN York October 30th 1900
AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEI.
RefersA
DAVENPORT & BULL.
for Plaintiff.
Once and Postofice address, No 30 Broad Street.
Borough Manhattan. the City Of New York
The following Is a diagram OF the property:
Sfh
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
flnaurlal
THE TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage
Eastern Division Bonds
THE
Texas and Pacific Railway Co.,
DATED MAY 18th, 1878.

The holders Of the following Texas & Pacific Railway
Company. Mortgage. Eastern bonds
by mortgage, dated the 18th day Of May. A D. 1875.
are hereby notified TO present them Mercantile
Trust Company. No. 40 Broadway New City. for
payment value. the having been designated
oF lot for redemption, in accordance with the
Creating the Sinking Fund Of the Mortgage.
The holders of bonds designated VIII have until
the date Of the interest March st 1901
tn present the redemption par
Of and IL presented by that date
Es
New-York tribune., 1900-11-09
Nroposals.
pRoPosALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.-
l. Phua Depot Q. NJ. Dept 142s Arch Street Pha;,
Pa Nov 7th lpo0.sealed proposals. tripcate will
3rd delivery either the Philadelphia. Chi
Francisco depots the QuarterTnas-
tAr Department JOu00 Woolen Blankets. 1900 pairs
Leather Gauntles lO0U0 pairs Berlin Gloves 5000 Hat
Cords. $50 600 prs Legsins; 100000 Ghambray Shirts
900 Cotton Cndershrtb. 100 900 Wooen Stockings.
light weight prs Woolen Stockings weight
900 prs Suspenders 10000 brown-mxed Cotton
Stockings, light weight 10000 Scrubbng Brushes. lOo
Storm and Recruiting Flags 1000 Recruiting Flag Hal
Iards 100 Garrison and Post Flag Halliards. Quantities
Department Bidders requested 70 examine care
standard samples and specifications 50 that
proposals may he submitted with fun EnOwledgo ot
Ieuu absolute compliance with stahdaIds
OF goods UNGCARANTEED BIDS and bids based upon
samples from standards and spectcAtl"n re
in s cases or Scruoong brsheS
and heavy weight under no circuih-
stances considered. Bids for delivery al other Pts
than hoe named this advertisement Will not be gwen
consideration. quantities than advertised
for The articles advertised for arc
be opened at other depots
rIy Selveries essential and bidders must state IN
rbair n~noses the OF deliveries should cen
IN reject or accept any all proposals any part
Pretere to articles OF domestic proouc-
tons or manufacturers conditions OF quality and price
Dn;niur IN the price OF foreign productions manu-
IN 10 per cent vaiue OF the articles ADVERTISED
Tor must accompany proposals. The required Revenue
must be number OF the guaranteed
"a and poreIiy cancelled Blanks for proposals and car
clar 10 bidders will be furnished upon Application
XeionAs Containing proposals. to be endorsed proposals
for Misry Supplies. 10 be opsned Noy. Z5Id 1861 aha
sdnressed to Colonel JOHN Y. FUREY Asst Quarter
nj General L. s. A.