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per month. The Bayyiew plant viii be
closed down indefinitely
Later.
Pittsburg, Aug 20.-The steel managers
made another gain over the strikers Mon.
day, when two more mills al the Painter
plant were put in motion, making the total
number in operation four. They claim
that several Of their old men have broken
from the strikers and returned 10 their
places. C. L. Harper, manager u the prop
efty, said that he now had 200 men at
work, and Of that number about SO were
skilled men. The Strikers still assert that
the work being done in il Is NOT hurting
their cause
There was some excitement among the
stikeTs when they learned that a party Of
strike breakers had been spirited into the
property. They have increased their Wig
iinace TO prevent another surprise. They
say that the managers have not secured
men enough 70 properly start the mill and
that they are sill in control Of the sitna-
ton.
The steel managers also scored at the
Clark mill in this city Monday. They sue
eeeded in starting the 10 inch mills with
full crew Of skilled men, and with the
exception OF the small eight inch mill
have every mill in the plant working
According TO Superintendent Brown 81
more men were taken on during the morn
in, and he nOw states his force to be 600
Later.
Chicago. Aug. 20.-A genuine sensa
ton was created among the steel work
ers Of the illinois Steel works Of South
Chicago when IL OF the Amalgamated
men quit work and decided to join the
general strike OF the steel workers
These men heretofore have refused Il
obey President Skaters order Il
strike.
rIltsburg. Aug. 2i.-The tieup Of the
Continental ana pennsylvania tune plants
Of the National Tube company in this city
d completed. The machinisis and a lea
otiler eInpioyes OF tine Pennsylvania works
10 Tie numDer Of about 90, nave not gont
ont, bat otherwise the tao properties ar,
sIi,nt and deserted. IAe shutting doAn d
the two piAnts adds about 1900 men 10 tn,
force Of the strikers. The success Of tn,
labor organizers in getting the men oui
eheered the other strikers " a high pitei
Of enthusiasm.
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lilu'h more common than the public be-
l,NeS. 4 r.prsSs utatlN- e the san Fran
CISCO chamber az '"rlHsrce says That I'M
lailr-,'ntlEtHtai railroads formerly en-
rates secretly. ia order that tn.y mt-Ei
."-. 't' room. lA. ullI i'AI.. Cd. '' ''i
.-' '--i'H ne ti-l-'.-l-il- I -'-i..- A-'-
ILL.,, ., '--,i ...''9 '' '...N ~, say
.,.,+ a., .-,,s-- rs - ,.-'..3:. D.,
-t'l I'D SNIP Over I'D. '.--l.-NllI i..-.-. a--..
Nl"' L"l' 'tL.iHE lh-H y'dSLu- an '-t-
J,trl,l -,., -.'.rL L..'...| n''',+ ..s
''- i'-'-' '-.-- INV, 'Il rates 10 some
.I1r.. .4- ,..7 '-.-l' '.-ll-'.-
-,f.F. g.. ,--.-..,-... ,-....--. ' -'.7 i-'
- 81. 10 'It..h7 'H"l
- ..l-ttl ID i' Empowered
..- .''' ...'' % -.l.Ns i- I'D" H-aEE.fl an-
90 IS tA tH- operating ae~
f,I-. ,. 81 ''-.'., ana 10 inspect their
..-T.
W. OF llL'' oll'r Witnesses. how
-.,.,,.''- .'' '.'' +tF'r en- sNt'.slon OF the
-..r-r,,5-.r--. lAg ll.-s-Sj.je Comm Toe
fT,.'.- L-' -,.-A u ia' aErH.TtS OF
9,r,s-..- ~ ---' 81 ...-'>' r. '--- .--l.4
49,. - ,.'.. i'lLiI .'..A ''II"tstfuf5 sell
80 D! '-l' t--...i- III ID. GARD 2" ia-ir
...s Do -.'" ''-, s-'l" OF in'iE imam
~
- 49, m'mh"- OF the Boston
rs,..,.i,. L. ' N,.-L-i'i.- -'. Nhn mas also Deem
49, ~ '[-,,' ..l ....ih lTf5iNloTttI-13.
49, on ,.- nm III against tE- proposed
~ -,,,,-1-t. ~ i.-'L ID %. american o.. an
49,. - rae l'.'"H Inc history "L if"
rri,, .t l-' 4It' lean HsI chant
.l,r,,,. g. - $3.50 w ','.h was brought
,..,,,tjr.-.t H. .ll-' t-''' .E inc el>H war
-;,..r,. ,i .--..-l.t .'- inc carry A...H-
nj va ',-,1' % .,l-s IRON N'SF' De- IN
,r.,--- - ~. ~, - Ltl, F'N iAdt at
~ 3D. - E'L.'. on lIie Ei',tL !.-d'ii'n
~, ,,.;l,l D.. 49,. -'.'.I, non III ti.ts ,.uil-
ia - ~ - ,..I l-.,l -LG5 Gun ."llL most
49, 49, OF lt-Sri5 nearly, % not quite. as
.l,it.lE .-~ I"I,i-h St''HNardS' BE charges
,nt,,,.'i-S Iilil american IRON and steel
~ H"N r .'i1 pIttcs and other
80. - Ut Hts-iS go f.iSllSh saln.uild-
"- l-iINH iy',' rats tnan tnsy make To
-S- III Silip'Gi.i'Ts- lie also holds
- -, -NIilyI I.'lh NnliEarcS are relatively
3, ~ 'L.l, ~ ,...--l'l u WIN iApS' abroad
- S'',N'i ,.y-l.L N- Hish-claSS vessels,
t,i y ~ II q ltL-s amount OF iah"r Is re
ll+,l,,, - '''''-i an S'l' ,'IiNu LcIl'l or tramp
49,, 80 o'LL.l L.Sa tNpthslFc vessels,
IL ~ l..y l' " Hi-'eIldl Is Inc ChleL cost
g,1r,..,i- .'...,l.-. - 'II.pHaSlA OH Jle
eits r. .lt''llH 81 -Niilt Itcah LABOR de-
..E,f,1.,Tf,- - l,5,,9 "i "aErS-
noric ~ mn 'tliS "i,IiSS aSsrItS Jhat the
tbo I-,itr,i s. - - - ,.S i,',i.lilrd IN
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=. The
Food Cure
Put in the body what
NATURE NEEDS.
Find that in
GRAPE=NUTS.
HOW ID BTILD 4 noDY.

One Of the most important discoveries
Of late is the application Of the right kind
Of food to rebuild the lost substances Of
the body. thrown of by the active. ner-
vous work OF Americans
Careful investigation by experts in food
and diatctics has brought out the fact
that albumen. which is contained In vari-
Gus foods, is acted upon by phosphate Of
potash. not such as obtained IN drug
stores. but such as is found in certain
.parts Of the field grains in most minute
particles. arranged in Natures laboratory
not mans
The part Of the grains containing pbos-
phate OF potash is used Ia the marufac-
tUre Of GEaDc-Nuts Food. therefore tn.
active nervous. pushing brain worker can
feed the body with food that goes directly,
70 the rebuilding, Of the broken down gre,
matter Ia the brain, solar pIesus and nerve
centres all over the body, with the res,lIt
that the individual who refreshes and re-
builds the body with proper material 81
this sort obtains a definite result. which
he can feel and know VI and which is an
parent to his friends
A vigorous brain and nervous system
is OF the greatest Importance 20 any bust
ness man or brain worker.
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THE CAR TICKET QUESTION.
Suit Filed by {. O. {. Brown Against
the Metropolitan.

Carl O. c. Brown today filed suit
against the Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany TO recover $1,000. claimed as dam
ages for an alleged assault upon him by
agents of the defendant and alleged false
arrest.
Brown alleges that he was a passenger
on the Metropolitan Railroad Company
on the 18th day Of August. 1901, and that
he offered the conductor Of the company
a Washington, Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Railway COmpany's ticket TO pay
his fare The conductor refused 20 ac-
Ccpt the ticket. II is said. and assaulted
Brown illegally and with force Of arms
elected him from the car and had him
arrested and carried 10 the statiOnhOuse.
and there confined, to his great injury
and modification.
This is one Of the cases which has
grown out of the Metropolitan Railroad
COmpauy's conductors refusing 10 accept
the tickets of the Washington. Alexandria
and Mount Vernon Railway COMPANY
Brown further charges that he was on
August Is. 1901. tried IN the Police Court
for disOrdorly conduct growing out Of this
case and that Judge Mills dismissed the
proceedings. This case IS one which
grows out Of the act Of April, 1884,. which
makes II compulsory for each railway
company 70 take the ticket Of each Of the
other street railways as fare. and De- sub
Ject 10 a fine Of SO for each offence for
refusing 20 do so. Edward @. Niles is
named AZ counsel for the plaintiff.
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WANTS A RECEIVER NAMED.
Legal Proceedings Against n Sewer
Contractor.

Legal Proceedings Against n Sewer
Contractor.
In the case a. William II. Michael
against Peyton ID. Nirsou and the r. NJ
Perry Company. asking for a receiver. an
Injunction % restrain the first-namod de-
PENDANT from Gi-posing of certain Der
sonal property. and 20 compel the specific
performance OF contract. Justice Bar
nard today issued an order requiring Vim
son - show cause on SsPtsmL-~ d WIN.
the petition should not be granted
u Is explained that in October ras-
Michael advanced EIus1u something ol-a-
Na.' 70 complete certain contracts fU--
the Instruction o. sewers for the Dis
trio lie also claims that EiuSlu prom
lSgd % secure the advance bv a rhsrf.I
IN the construction OF the sewers men
TONED. This. De states, Viuson refused
20 DO
Michael also claims that yiusou convey
cd part Of his personal Uropertv To rha y
". Perry COMPANY
At the present time Michael sfatss
there is about SOD due Viuson ON tHa
sewer contracts. To- money be- saws
is hsld by tho Commissioners and Eig~gr
declines 10 give him an order 20 drs .V it
lie. Therefore. asks that Niusgu Ia -
stfIln'd from drawing this money rrDr,
the commission, r.. and that a receiver
De- appointed To take eharg. OF ft anna ,ffs.
purse n under order II the court H.
also asks that NnSOu De cniginrI from
uispOslHE OF the remainder Of his p.r-
SonaI property until the COMMITMENTS
claim IL satisfied Edward L Cf.s H.
NAMED as counsel Tor the complainant
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NORTH AND RABBIT FINED.
In Court for Creating Disorder on a
street Car.

James a. North and Henry Rabbit
were fined So each by Judge Mills iu the
Police Court today for being disorderiy
on a street car last night The fines were
paid.
North is a street car conductor Rab-
bitt, who gave the name OF Wilson when
arrested. said h lived in Maryland. Bea-
trice Han, about twenty years Of age
was the complainant She testified that
while on her way home from Chevy Chase
Lake in company with Willie Walters.
last night. North and Rabbit accosted
her and her companion at the corner If
Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
ana followed them on "a street car. con-
tinuiug 10 annoy them.
Miss 1au. II was said. became greatly
alarmed and nervous, and when she ar
tempted % hastily leave the car al tho
corner Of Eighth and / Streets southeast.
ieI and was painfully hurt
North and Rabbit denied that tHa- had
addressed the young women OF ia any
way offended them. Rabbit however
stated ON the stand that his name was
wilson and not Rabbit and when fhi-
was shown % be untrue Judge Mills
Ndlu Do uisCr,dltsd all of his evidence and
the fines followed.
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An Arizonn Jufpe ucr.

Webster Street. CHEZ Justice Of the
Third Judicial district Of Arizona. was AZ
the Department Of Justice this morning
where he had a lengthy conference with
Attorney General Kaox. JuStfcr Street
Is In Washington. 70 g. understood g., con
necuon with several important judicial
questions affecting his territory. He is
from Phoenix. WheF.. The next t.-rr1 of his
court conyeHe5 on the second Monday in
October.
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New York Cotton Market.
BOYS PLAN A MURDER.
Plot of Massachusetts State Wards
Against Their Benefactors.

CCMMlNGTON, Mass, Aug. Z.-This
town IS excited over the alleged attempt
Of two children, aged eight and ten years.
70 murder and rob Walter Ford. veal
thy farmer. A few weeks ago three chill
dreu, State wards, aged eight. ten. and
twelve years, were placed in the care Of
Mr. Ford. In such cases 1t is customary
for the State % pay $50 a week board for
each child. and the persons to whom they
are sent 20 board are also entitled TO such
Work as they can get out OF thu charges
who are often inclined 10 be wazward
AIR Ford says that he treated the bows
Well, ana that they were apparently well
satisfied with their lot. 4 few days ago
tI- Oldest OF the three BOYS was taken
H. causing Mr.. Ford 20 remain uu part
or tne night w hen he was about 20 re-
tire the boy said ne had q confession to
Plotted 20 murder Mr. Ford and his wife.
after which they intended TO rausaCk the
house and then destroy the evidence OF
their guilt by fire.
Mr. Ford at first regarded the story as
the wandering Of disordered brain. but
the unfolding OF the details Of the plan
caused him 20 be on his guard The at
tempt would be made. the boy said that
night at y O'Clock. The teu-year-oId bow
was TO stand At Mr. Ford's head and M
eight-year-OId boy at the head Of AIRS
Ford Both were 70 carry axes and at a
signal Mr.. and Mrs. Ford were 10 De
Knocked in the head. Mr. Ford decided 10
remain awake and await developments
Midnight passed, and the boys did not an
pear.
soon. however. noises were heard IN the
boys room, and steaithy footsteps aD-
preached the chamber Of Mr. and Mrs
Ford As the boys entered the room MT
ora grasped the larger one and speedily
shook all murderOUs designs out of him
The eight car-Old boy made a frantic
lunEe a Mr.. Ford with an axe but the
weapon struck the floor He was speedily
r..r. q d I...HE
room The State authorities were mott
fed 20 take charge of the BOYS who are
now In this city in charge Of M South
mayd. Mr., Southmayc S unwilling to give
our the names of tho children
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jhe break would occur and IL seems cvi-
dent that the movement was an engineer
I'd one Very likely the inSide-e them
selves made The raid for some purpose
ulAupWu To the Street One theory is
mat the ANA =amat,i Copper people
wish q" buy the company and are being
aided as much as possible in securing
outstanding stock
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The Gould securities were again strong
on what to many looked like inside buy
ing The entire group with the exception
OF Texas Pacific went TO higher levels
than any reached yesterday. There is an
intimatiou that the granger and South
western systems generally have entered
into an agreement 20 advance freight
rates on October J. which may partly ex-
plain the prominence Of these securities
such an agree maut would also naturally
suggest that the Gould deal is ucariua,
completion.
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: VVLI N3IA B0NDs-

Sales erCenthaIer Linotype. 3l01eg
American GraphoUhUue Company. com
mon. I.5Hsf-; I1yHq-s
DISTRICT Oh, fysTr-zrar, p1N-DS
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The STOCK MARKET DULL
Price Changes Narrow and BuSi-
ness on a Small Scale.

PTcdomiGa;iug-THc GranEerS and
s;ccIs StrunG-The street Confident
81 AN Early Ending of the Strike.
NEW YORK. Aug. -9-London sent ia
% somewhat higher range ON quotations
.hls morning. for Am ariea2 stocks, and "a
E.-y cheerful tones vas reported through
aut The European markets The improve
meut in international shares. according
sa carly cabss. was partially due 10 buy
i-- for New York account
Th 70 was an absence of definite news
5..giuE ON the local market over night
with the Street more iaclincd than ever
CD believe that the United States COTpo-
ration is winning worry rapidly in It's con-
test with the Anal -amatoJ Association
Prices iu this market opened fractional
j. higher with a very fair degree Of
strength shown by Union Pacific. the At
,hIsuus. and the ETaug,rS generally In
the industrial quarter the steel stocks
ere firm.
Tho speculation. however, was dun,
and price changes were limited to mar
row fluctuations with a pronounced fall
ing of I'm the volume OF commission house
business.
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Government Bonds.

The break expected by many in the
STOCK Market this morning did not come.
Prices held their own excelIentIy and be-
fore noon had advanced TO an average
level higher fractionalIy than any of yes
terday. On the other hand business was
50 extremely duh that the optimists had
little 70 boast Of. As far as might be judg-
I'd the realizing Of new people who did no.
care 20 risk their small profits over the
holidays had about reached its termina-
ton and no one seemed willing TO begin
fresh buying at the moment The look Of
the market was not encouraging to the
bears, however. and careful market people
VIII not be surprised If the next movement
IN prices Is upward. The expectation Of
The strike Is sim bull argument The
outlook for better crop report Ia SEN
TENDER is an influence in the same direC-
ton These matters, with the fine railway
carniI- Is statement, seem 70 outweigh the
Tear OF money striuEency next month
IN the mind Of the average holder OF
stocks 50 that he shows no disposition 10
sell At the same time they are not DO
tent enough to attract new public buviuE
The upward movement if il comes will be
given Us initial impetus by the insiders.
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The weak feature Of the market was
SHELTERS, which broke to 59lz during the
first hour. having sold al 81 yesterday.
Tips We're rather widely distributed mat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO ALL WHOM lI MAY CONCERN uiU n..
I. responsible for any debts contracted Dad. -..
wife Lizzie ~ Nil..IIls- \. j. WUlT}\S -
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The St. Louis and san Francisco stocks
were again strong on fairly good inside
buying Nothing new regarding the at
fairs Of the company was forthcoming
but the street heard that these securities
are likely % 90 higher. The earnings Of
The company are fine.
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bugyaut.
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Vow York stock Exchnnee.

Corrected daily 10y W. p. Hibhs & Co.. mem
h.rs Of the New York Stock Exchange. 1919 F
Street
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The Cincinnati Price Current" this
week says that the corn crop indications
are more favorable. aad il iutimates that
while reports OF probable yield are con-
hictiug, better showing than first pre-
dictcd may be looked for. This. with the
fine AtCEis0u report for July and the ax-
p-cted good showing Of the St Paul next
week helped 10 make the granger securi-
ties strong this morning. AtChlsOn, com
mon, soon sold above 80
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SI-25 To baltimore and Return NJ,
Il. & o.,
saturday and sunday. August 81 and September
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ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND.
Academy for boys Home life and individual
instruction. Term, moderate. address
"a p MASON, L. : y a
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ChIcaEo Grim and Pror1.1nn n1,rl,et

Corrected daily by " B. Hibbs & Co. mem
oers OF the New York Stocs Exchange, I4I3
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MALARIA MAKES YOU WEAK.
Groves TasteIsss Chill Tonic makes Won str,,r
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WOmen'S S4 and S. CO 90
Fall Skirts Oks 70

WOmcn's oxford and Black Dress
and Walking Skirts. all wool black
and blue CheviOt cloths some trimmed
new panel effect with SATIN some flare
and rounce effects: some with double
rufiie founce, all perfect and desirab bic
skirts. and values worth UP TO s.. In
trOductOry special sos
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Up to SI.9S Waists. Csc.

Our entire assortment Of $50 SIS.
and Sl.gS waists on sale tomorrow for
CSC some white India Linen. some
coiOred Waists Of Lawn Dfmity and
Batlste. showing all the seasons de-
slIdpie patterns and up-tO-date effects
4 glance viii be suhicient-vouTI srIre-
" purchase-Teally remarkable bar
gains
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THE CONDUCT OF RAILWAYS
Character Of Evidence Before the
Industrial Commission.

Differences of Opinion ns To the Ell
feet OF Community OF Intcrc>t-Ar-
Ruuent~ Against the Granting OF
Ship Subsidy-Ebr Nicaragua Canal
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l0c Vests, &c.

A lot of new gauze vests-pood
grade Some with half sleeves. 9TH
ers sleeveless. trimmed lace edge. The
lJc sort FOR &C.
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Alexandria. Va.
Boarding and Day school far Young Ladies sDI
Children The S1I yen be- rs TUESDAY sent
r..ras waterate- For catalogue address SISTER
81 FEEiEE
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CSC BedSpreads, 60c.

Double bed spreads-hOneyComb de-
sign-sen reguIarIy at sSc. for CSC.
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Hose S' I9C

Odds and Ends OF Ladies' Lace Hose
fast black. excellent grade. sDIiced
heel and toe-a DC value for I9c.
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coined by the people here today. It was
general over the county.
Parsons-There was an hours heavy
rain here today. followed by showers lal
the afternoon. The rain is general
throughout the county.
Iola-Rain has fallen in numerous
southern Kansas towns today. 1t will
relieve distress which was about to be-
come widespread.
Lyndon-This county was treated to a
fine rain this afternoon. Stock water
viii he replenished and a better tone
placed on things generally.
Scio-Another good rain fell here this
afternoon. This makes eight inches of
rain that have fallen here since the
wheat harvest Corn is in fine condi-
ton
Science has found that rheumatism IS
caused by uric acid in the blood. This
poison should be excreted by the kidneys.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE always makes
them well. G. Gehring, 400 Z. Douglas;
Geo. Van Werden, S2S n. Main; Wichita
Drug Co., no Z. Douglas.
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SIGNS OF PARALYSIS.
Can Be Discovered in Time.

''Numhness Of the hands and arms.
with premonitious Of paralysis, kept by
me while I was using eo1ee. finally
discovered It was caused by coffee: when
quit the coffee and began drinking Pos
turn Food Conee the numbness ceased en-
tirely and have been very well ever
since. At that tine J was unable 10
sleep. but row sleep perfectly.
Husband was also troubled from lack
q sleep while he was drinking cofee,
but now he uses Postum Food CcTee
with ne. and ne both steep perfectly.
our little boy had peculiar nervous speus
and I stopped the use CT ccEee with
him and have been giving hin al The
Postum Food Co5ee he card for. Ee Is
perfectly ven now
NY sistsr vas troubled with nervous
headaches while she used coffee. she
found how greatly improved We were
from fisccntinuiuG il and uSlnE Postum
Food Coffee. 50 Sc made the change. ar
IS now I'd CT her nervous headaches. We
are naturally strong advocates q Pos
MRS. !. waIfoTd. csstaIiz. Erie
county. Ohio
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Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office Of the Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical Couege at Saltwater, Okla
homa, up to September 2, 1901, at noon,
Tor the construction Of one or all of the
following buildings. A certified check for
five per cent Of the amount Of the bid
must accompany each proposal as q for
felt in case the successful bidder fails to
enter into q satisfactory contract Funds
Tor the payment Of the work VIII be de-
rived from a levy for.the purpose ordered
by the last legislative assembly.
m addition 70 the Library building.
- n Engineering building.
3 A barn.
rams and specifications Of items one
end Two may be examined at the Office
of J. Foucart, architect, Guthrie. Okla
homa.
Plans and spec oations Of item three
Eaay be examined at the Office of c. c..
Cooke, architect. Saltwater, hahoma.
Plans and specifications of all the build
1ngs may be examined at the Office of the
college al Saltwater, Oklahoma.
The board of regents reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids at its meeting,
in the Office Of the college. Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 3. 1901, at which time contracts
viii be let If satisfactory bid is received.
Bids must be in sealed envelopes with
the name of the building on which bid is
made written thereon. enclosed in a sec
ond envelope addressed TO the Building
committee.
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
54-Sat-3t Saltwater. Oklahoma.