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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-09
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The Southwestern business University
OF Oklahoma City has. % account Of its
increased attendance been forced 10 move
recently into new quarters, lls-l2o North
Broadway. This institution has under
rs present management grown very rap
IDLY, entl at the present time It's en-
rolhnent during The year runs up into
hundreds. Anyone wishing 10 prepare
himself for the hest position offered by
the commercai world can make no miss
take by entering This institution. ms
equipment Is second 20 none Ia the eoun-
iry ana is Suppressed by none in the
Southwest This institution Is Offering
special rate during the summer months.
ANYONE wishas Information concerning
a commercial educ.tion should write 20
ihe Southwestern Business University
Of Oklahoma CITY,
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VaeIs David

mony with what result you know.
Though the occasion was a joyous one
and accompanied by all that could
give cheer TO such function, II had
not escaped the old time shadow. One
Of the guests straying into the room
OF ancient and unhallowed memory.
the one room which had not been
thrown open TO the crowd, had been
found within FIVE minutes OF the cere-
mony lying on It's dolOrous hearthstone
dead. and. though the bride was spared
a knowledge OF the dreadful fact till
the holy words were said. panic had
Peized the guests and emptied the
house as suddenly and completely as
though the plague had been discovered
there.
This is why I FASTENED to follow
Uncle David when he told me that all
was not right In this house OF tragic
memories.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-09

W2OR a detective whose talents
had not been recognized at
headquarters I possessed an
ambition which. fortunately for
my standing with the lieutenant Of the
precinct. had not yet been expressed in
words. Though | had small reason
for expecting great things Of myself,
had always cherished the hope that
If big case came my way should be
found able 10 do something with it,
something more. that Is. than | bad
seen accomplished by the police of the
District Of Columbia since / had had
tuc honor Of being one of their NUM-
ber Therefore, when / found myself
plunged. almost without my own Volt
ton. into the Jeffrey Moore affair, be-
lleved that the opportunity had come
whereby / might distinguish mysa'f
1t had complications, this jeffrey
Moore affair: greater ones than the
public ever knew. keen as the interest
in it ran both in and ont OF Washing
ton
This is why 7 propose 70 tell the
story OF this great tragedy from my
own standpoint. even &c in so doing
risk the charge Of attempting to eX-
ploit my own connection with this cele-
brated case. In its conrse encounter
ed as many disappointments as tri-
umphs aud brought out Of the affair a
heart as sore as it was satisfied. for 1
am a lover of women and
But am Keeping you from the stocy
itself
was at the station house the night
Uncle David came in. He was always
The detective
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-09

Sometimes. a flaming city is saved by
dynamiting space that tho hre can't
cross. Sometimes. a cough hangs on 80
lung. you feel as II nothing but dyna
mite would cure it. Il. +. Gray Of Cal
houn. Ca, writes MY wife had very
aggravated cough. which kept her awake
nights. Two physicians could not help
her 50 she took Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, which eased her cough, gave her
sleep, and finally "l1ed her" Strictly
scientific cure for bronchitis and La
Grippe. Al all druggists. price soc and
s. 90; guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
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stantly the old gentleman turned and.
with a gesture ais fierce as 1t was in
stiugdye shouted out.
"Be stiil there II you haven't the
courage to face a blowing Fhutter, keep
your iuws shut aud don't let every
fellow who happens along know what
% fool you are. declare" he maun
dered, on, half to himself and half to
me that dog is getting old lie can't
be trusted any more. He forsakes bis
master lust when The rest was
lost in bis throat. which ratified with
something more than impatient anger
Meanwhile had been attentively
scruduizing the house thus pointedly
brought to my notice. had seen 1t
many times before, but, as it happen
ed, had never stopped to look at it
when the huge trees surrounding it
were shrouded In darkness. The black
hollow of its disused portal looked out
! from shadows which acquired some OF
their somberness from the tragic mem
ories connected with its empty void
Its aspect was scarcely reassuring.
Not that superstition lent its terrors
to the lonely scene. but that through
! the blank panes OF window, alternately
appearing and disappearing from view
as the shutter pointed out by Uncle
/ David blew to and fro IN the wind.
saw or was persuaded that l saw a
beam OF light which argued an un-
known presence within walls which
had so lately been declared unfit for
any mans babitation.
"YOu are right" / now remarked to
the uneasy figure az my side. "Some
one is prowling through the house yon-
der. Can It possibly be Mrs JEFFREY
or her husbandT
at night and with no gas 10 the
house1 Hardly"
The words were natural. but the
voice was not Neither was his man.
ner quite suited TO the occasion. Civ
ing him another sly glance and mark
ing how uneasily he edged away from
me in the darkness. cried out more
cheerily than he possibly expected;
II Will summon another officer aud
we three will just slip across and in
vestigate"
"Not % was his violent rejoinder as
he swung open a gate concealed IN the
vines behind him. The Jetfreys would
resent my intrusion II they ever hap.
pened to hear Of IT,"
"Indeedw laughed. sounding my
whistle Then. soberly enough, for |
WAS more than a little struck by the
oddity Of his behavior aud thought
him as well worth investigation as the
house in which he showed such al in
terest: "You shouldn't let that count,
Come and see what's up in the house
you are so ready TO call yours"
But be only drew farther into the
shade.
IL have no business over there" be
objected. Veronica and have never
been on good terps was not even
invited to her wedding though I live
within a stones throw Of the door
No: have done my duty Ia calling at
teuaion to that light, and whether IT,,
the bulseye OF a burglar perhaps
you don't know that there are rare
treasures on the bookshelves Of the
great library-or whether il is the fan
tastic illumination which frighteni
fool folks and some fool dogs. I'm done
with 1t and done with you. too. for TO
night"
AS be said this he mounted to bis
door and disappeared under the vines
hanging like a shToud over the from
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Strictly Genuine.

Most Of the patent medicine testimonials
are probably genuine. The following no.
tice recently appeared in the Atchison
tKas.) Globe: Joe Tack, a well known
engineer, running on the Missouri Pac-
inc between Wichita and Kiowa, lately
appeared n big one, with a picture,
and when he was in this Office today,
We asked him about 81. He says he
had terrific pains In his stomach, and
thought he had cancer Ills druggist
recommended kodol and he says II cured
him. lie recommended it 10 others who
were also cured" kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat and cures an stom-
ach troubles. sold by c. H. Renfro.
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SUNDAY CLOSING At TULSA.

Tulsa, !. T., May 9.-The ia Is on In
In Tulsa The Ministers Alliance Of
the city recently discovered "A city law
that makes It "a crime 10 keep any place
Of business open on sunday with the ox-
ception Of drug stores and hotels, and
they are asking the city officials to
enforce g. The law is specific. II is
unlawful TO sell cigars and SODA water
on Sunday and there Is considerable
excitement concerning the prospects for
an to be closed down by the officers,
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CHAPTER IT.

I" HOUGH past seventy Uncle
David was a brisk walker, and
on this night in particular he
sped along so fast that he was
half way down II street by the time
had turned the corner Of New Hamp-
shire avenue.
His gaunt but not ungraceful figure.
merged In that Of the dog trOtting
closely at his heels, was the only NOV
ing object ia the dreary vista of this
the most desolate block in Washington.
AS I neared the building | was so i'm
pressed by the surrounding stiffness
that / was ready 10 vow that the shad-
ows were denser here than elsewhere
and tnat Che few gus lamps which
dickered at intervals down the street
shone with a more feeble ray than ia
any other equal length Of street 10
Washington
Meanwhile the shadow ef Jncie pa-
sid had vanished from the pavement
lie h8d narsed beside a fence which.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-09

The best for lisht' the best for fuel
Il Is a great enterprise for Guthrie and
should hc literally patforizea
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OF the house. In another moment the
rich peal Of an organ sounded from
within, followed By the prolonged
bowling Of Rudge. who. either from a
100 keen appreciation Of bis masters
music or in utter disappr al OF it-uo
one believe has efa IN able %
make OUT whlcl~was caQei 20
add ials undesirable endemenf
20 egerg strain frnia ed lan's
On IS actin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-09

sa results 81 ,osass same E. ue
Afacc1ola.
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Remenber lie aase. m waeoF
Hfothers
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Conflicting CAN RULES.
""'Nm'n Rely on tldcrmanic Ordinances
I" Gct The Hest OF Vic td0O.

'aH'eN brown, president Of the Hack
uen> Mon, and James Jordn were added
N'"Toay 20 the list of cabbies on parole
W nearing on charges Of violating Com
I"4N'oher McAdoo's traffic regulations at
long Acr" Square They were arraigned
T. the West Side court
me "Ics prohibit cabbies from solicit
't lare' along the sidewalks and provide
n 'pIeo OF space for them in the middle
bovner square. The Board of Aldermen
mat,n""r recently passed an ordinance
SAP any street corner public cab
sunrise '' """'9 VI ~ M' an"
srre.,a nn ~" accused said that they were
dsv ,rI n; h"tw""n II and ~ p NJ. on Mon
coyroIHh mHh, for soliciting trade at the street
the al !h"lr attorney claimed that under
win" r"",Irlnen' ordinance they were clearly
Very er"t,s,rate ,,s Breen said the question was
1gSS, important whether Mr.. MoA doc was
iof n. ~ not He set their examination
,ns.,s,ai rs al about fifteen cabbies have been
The sun., 1905-12-13
Disuse Of
Your Body
iSllke frIng boiler without putting
water I'm II something Is bound to
hreak SAWS Prof. Barker.

The main trouble is that with the human
system the breakdown begins early and
imperceptbly, and before you realize the
danger no; only your entire physical or
eanism, bu, your mental structure and
nerve capacity are torn down with it.
When a man suffers from nervous pros
ration the usual prescribed rest and change
OF scene will never SET him on his fee;
again. Nervous breakdown is the first
rain warning, and the only way to fully
recover is scientific readiustment OF the
physical and mental forces in unison.
Men come to me wrecked incapable,
impo,ent. old at tory-lacking the am
bition which was their strongest asset
men who succeeded in their field over their
fellows through pure excess of vigor. Blu;
they could not Withstand the continued
strain of mental development to the dctri-
mcnt ofphysical development. | have sent
these men away after a course OF physical
training usy with youth, stronger, hap.
pier, better capable to battle and win out
than ever.
One hour day three days week in my eymna-
sum under NV personal will rebuild the body and
totally renew the mind, You are sick now; per
hans you'll b. wreck Tomorrow but it ,our
health and future activity mean ANYTHING TO YOU
come in and see me. ri not interfere with your
business or give you medicine.
PROF. .ANIH0Nf nARkER.
PHYSICAL CULTURE INSTITUTE,
II6I Broadway. n. Y,
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RObinson-Ha dden.

The wedding of Miss May Hadden and
kenneth Douglas Robinson took place yes
te rday afternoon in the Church OF the lncar-
nation. Madison avenue and Thlrty-Afrh
street The Rev. William NJ Grosveuor the
rector. performed the ceremony at o'clock.
The bride was given away by her father,
Harold Farquhar lIaddcu. She was attended
by her sister, Miss aleri. Burck hardt ladden,
as maid of honor. there were no brides
maids
lillian A. Hutci' son was he best man. and
Harold FarQuhar itadd"n. Jr,. William A.
hidden. Francis Stevens. Robert Ferguson
and Afford Cooley were the usheTs. After
the church ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. lladdeIl
the brides parents gaved a rece ption At thciT
new home. East Seventy-siSth street
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PROPOSALS..

pS Room $50 Nos MG soROPG PsE Row .fS BoreSss S
Of s%GE MS%GG@H 4 gc m GS $GTS Win b. received
hy lhe rommi@loncr Of Water supply. Gas and
fEibX ~ 'GGFI DEE,nER Gii VIZ 1865
BorouRhs 0f Manhattan and The Bronx
AN 2F nA AFNSIN rFss a riRh hRHt!HHRvliSGa sHRviSGa
SouTIIERN DlSIRCr'-ln IA xtcr, Bayard. Beach.
pcsDrosses, duane, ,EIlzsoeth;, Elm, FIankln'
Grand, Greenwich, Hoboken, Howard, Hudson.
lanes J%y aEn eSnSrd hsPenard yST,n Ssr
Moore Pearl. Readc, RenwicR. Roosevelt, Spring
GST I9Gm,9 wn. Efck WorS HSS' sd %Ssr
streets and In the bowcry, Broadway, Chatham
square G,y Han place. Gorlandt alley, New
Bowery' PARK row. west broadway and james
S%2,. FOR TrRNEsH}|YG. nEELJlyERILNSGF AND ND
MAiNS AND ApPtRl'ENATCES
MIDDLE EbiSiRlCT.- in barrow, Bedford, Rleeoker
Bond, Carnlne. ChaTlc,, Charlton, Christie phet'
Fourth, Great Jones, Greenwich, Houston Hud'
son. Jones, hlng, kaiayctic, Leroy; Maodopssl'
Tenth, Third, thompson, Narick, Washlngto ton.
Vest and Wooster streets in Fifth. Fourth.
astor place inVersi,y | place. Washington place
AMI Wnverly place, and In the Bowery. Broadway
No S1a WAif34EFfHT9k foEF fTk222ixo kS22p22Ffi DELIVERING AND
hAEiESS hEES sy h& AFp fHS%SSSlHTf RHfE%Slfs FIRE SERVICE
RlsecEer. GansSvoort, hudson. Jane Little West
Twelfth, washington West. iwen,y'third, IMeh'
ElgAtCcnth. seventeenth, Sixteenth. Fifteenth.
Fourteenth; r6Irteent1, Twelfth and FogTth
enth Fltth and Third avenues and in University
place, Waverly place, Broadway, Union square,
West and Ganscvoort Market
For t,l particulars see CITY Record,
Commissioner OF Water Supply, dss
Dated December II, 1905.
The sun., 1905-12-13
fORD AND COLBY MEN BOLT.
tho Republican Assembly Caucus
al Trenton Make a Slate.

al Trenton Make Slate.
r. #ENToN, y. j., Dec. 12.-Nineteen men,
Of the House Of Assembly comprising
pllowers Of Corporation Counsel George
'Rfcord of Jersey City and Sanator-elect
|eftt Colby of East Orange bolted a
'mbican caucus held here to-day to de-
be upon the organization of the next
fuse. The boilers included the eleven
Pmbers Of the Essex delegation, seven of
f twelve members from Hudson and
Femblyman-eleCt Tucker of Elizabeth.
|. Tucker is the curb representative Of
New York brokerage firm of which
Colby l. a member.
he bolt was decided upon after it became
parent to the Record-Colby forces that
~ could not control the House organiza-
p. After the members had assembled
icaucs, Mr. Mart in Of the Essex delega-
p read prepared statement protesting
enst the proposed selection of Samuel
Robbins Of Burlington for Speaker,
/ Ihe ground that he was favored by rail-
fo Corporations and the administration
n, referred to by the reformers as the
chne or the bosses.
Alter this the boilers picked up their
s and coats and left. The caucus then
&sd nTon the following slate for officers:
aEer Samuel Il. Robbins of Burlingto on;
~, Capt. James Parker Of Passaic; as
pant clerk Upton s. Jeffereys Of Cam
n. lourna clerk, Charles II. Angleman
Syhlon1, assistant journal clerk, Howard
4 heaNey OF Salem. supervisor of bills,
Fofse A. Grover of Essex; first assistant,
The sun., 1905-12-13
Wheeler Bichard son,

LrxlNGToN, Nv. Dec. l?.-The marriage
of Miss Emily Bainbridge Richards son. daugh-
ter of the lat" Dr Edmund II. Richardson.
and Edwin Stewart Wheeler Of New York
was celebrated to-day at Christ Church Iath"-
dral. the Right Rcv Lewis W Burton, Bishop
Of the diocese. officiating, The wedding was
York, Cincinnati aud Louisville; among
them being Louis Stewart. John tlat''n ara RRd
iride ,s n granddaughtcr Of the late Or, John
Curtis Darby of LeXington. The bridegroom
il a son of Mr. and Mrs, Russell MhSScIrr o,
louisville and n nephew of John Stewart
and John Clafiln Of New York and is in charge
OF the Claain business In buffalo. --.
The sun., 1905-12-13
Utica P4STOR VINDICATED.
His Congregation Decides That lie Iln
Not Wake Love to Married woman.

UTICA, n, Y, Dec. 12,-The congregation
OF the German Lutheran Zion Church
in this city, after hearing the report OF
committee which fully Investigated the
charges brought against their pastor, the
Rev. otto Won Buren,, in which he was
alleged to have made love to married
woman member of his flock, has decided
to dismiss the charges and a vote OF con
fdence in the clergyman has been adopted.
The charges we're brought by Mrs, Charles
II. Williams who was formerly orGanIst
of the church, and the allegations were,
that the minister had hugged and kissed
The sun., 1905-12-13
SimpSOu-KauRm ann.

WtsHINGToN, Dec. l2.-Miss Louise Kaur-
mann, only daughter offs. II. Kauf'mann was
married this afternoon TO Dr. John Crayke
Simpson. formerly Of Selins Grove, Pa. bur
for many years n resident of the capital.
The ceremony was performed in the presence
Of the relatives Of .he two families only. in the
home of Mr., Kaufman. by the Right Rev.
Henry Yates Satt"ree, Bishop Of Washington.
al O'Clock The brides only attendant was
her niece, Miss barbara Kaufman, Or.
simpson was attended by his broth er.
Horton Simpson. as his best man,
The sun., 1905-12-13
No,or A. y. Anderson Dying.

SoMERvILLF, y. j., Dec. II, Major Ed
ward j Anderson, state Prison Supervisor
and former Comptroller of New Jersey,
is suffering from gangrene in the right leg,
resulting from severe attack of rheuma-
tism His physicians have given mp all
hone of saving his life He isnow in semi
conscious condition and it is believed that
his end il near. He is 7S years old. He
has been for twenty-three years a member
Of the State Republican committee.
The sun., 1905-12-13

WANTED -- Compositors, S2l a week :
also monotype keyboard operators, S24
week; largest private printing plant in
America; Job, stone, catalogue and makeup
men; open shop; permanent positions guar
anteed TO competent men OF good charac-
ter Write, giving names and addresses
OF references, 10 THE BUTTERICK
PUBLISHING CO., room $40 Flatiron
Building, New York city.
The sun., 1905-12-13
ScAIDED BUT HALTS HIS TRAIN
.,o,>yrR RICHARDS WILL GET
u,Rk tND PROMOTION.
.,., u,oNn out OF the Cab by Escaping
s,eom, lie Crawls over Tender,
an Coach and Applies Emergency
ur.Lcs Trnin Nearing Eric Tunnel,

Aimo'' n, travis Over Tender,
Ne""'I .oon and Applies Emergency
TO wa" 'rna,n \eor,pu Eric Tupnel.
hr""''
Engineer Walter Richards OF the Erie
| n paiIroad- Bankers Express scaIded ana
tsW blinded ~ escaping steam, saved hls
,rain from running w'id IN the iohg ERE
,'nnel Yesterday morning Railroad oti'
ools aren't inclined toward oVerprals'ng
,boir operatives or making heroes OF them
,bsn they do their duty, but Erie otiicials
,a,d Yesterday
RICHARDS * n nervv, cool headed tellow'
vbo did the right thing at the right mo-
ron,. Don't print his name too often,
hoca,,sq hr = Just "A modest as he 10 capable
The Bar ker- Express left Sterling Forest,
.. starting point. at $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning II is very popular tram ana
tr the time il pulled out OF Montolair at
oo;o'cock every coach was iuil' MS side
n ofMontca.r It runs as an express train ana
makes fast time
Everything went smoothly while the train
was sliding across the Jersey meadows
rntl It got within about hall mlle OF the
tunnel Al that point II was gong pretty
,viftlv, Then globe valve blew out OF
ina hoiler head
Instantly boiling not steam rusheo tioih
The uncap pieu P'F'' anu n"eS. ei'o -
Isrds and his fireman were Ihro"n pach"alu
land stunned. Both we're scalded' the en-
l.,,nar badly about the face and head, the
L., No, verv badly.
ktrena" nov wy - 49, o,h ava. o,oood ard
They go' o"' VI 'i,o o"'' eyee .'o. -
holding their breath TO prevent ilnaIire
Inc hot steam. Richards made an effort
-, q, tho throttle when they got on to
w. .,,o' ,ardar The cab was hv then n
he ehs'''e t',1 'e''lo. .lan, 49,. tha troir raa
8adron OF Missing e'ea'ii' ouV '.'o ''u' ".N'
khcoting ahead and something mad to
H. done and done at once. His fireman
Esbhed him hy the shoulder.
The sun., 1905-12-13
HELP WANTED-MAl.E.

WANTED -Flatbed and Gordon press
feeders; $l2 TO Sl4 week; open shop;
largest private printing plant in America
permanent positions guaranteed TO conf
petent men OF good character Write,
giving names and addresses OF references,
TO BUTTERlCk PUBLISHING CO.,
Room No. SO Fatiron Building, New
York City.
The sun., 1905-12-13

WANTED - Non-union pressmen. $50,
SIS and $50 week Web Rotary, Harris,
Flatbed and Gordon presses; largest
private printing plant in America; per-
manent positions guaranteed TO COM
petent men of good character Write,
giving names and addresses OF references,
to BUTTERICK PUBLISHING CO.,
room $40 Flatiron Building New York.
The sun., 1905-12-13

WANTED Electrotypers, SIS to $40 a
week; largest private printing plant in
America; moulders, backers-up, finisherS,
&c.; open shop; permanent positions
character Write, giving names and ad-
dresses OF references, TO the BUTTERICK
PUBLISHING CO., Ltd, room $40 Flat
iron Building, New York city.
The sun., 1905-12-13
{! I|!:;I!!liII ( i [

Cure headache constipation. dizziness. dyspepsia.
Give life 10 old llvers Never disturb digestion.
At Druggists or wholesale by CrttcHioH.
The sun., 1905-12-13

ELL SOBEL. Auctloncor, 0s Bowcrv. sells 10 \ NJ.
all goods pledged prior to Dec |. 1904.
Dec. ~ Jcwclry Mm pragrr, AZ IN av
Dec. l3-Clothlng and jcwcry, r. Cohen. IA5
Sd av.
bee. u Clothing l.. Bernstein, 2O'- sth av.
and Sol Lehman. brooklyn,
Dec. u Jcwrlry J, H. kopk & Co. I30 Park
row, and NJ. Harlan and Sol, Lehman. Brooklyn.
Dec. ls- Mems and wumcn'S clothing shoes. &c
Chas. Weaver. go 10th av, and kaskcl & co, 4i5
10th Av
Dec. I9-Clothlnr NY Loan Onlcc. 1851 sdav.
The sun., 1905-12-13
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE,

CHAMBERM NlD wishes position. EMMA
VALENTINE, 81. RAphacl'S Home, No. $40 Charl-
ton ST., New York city.
The sun., 1905-12-13
pRnposM.s FoR cLoTH1NG ANn EouIpAG!

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
depot Quarlcrmaster's one. 20 Whitehall St:
New York city. Dec. o. 1905 Sealed proposals, In
trlpcatc. subject tO the usual conditions, will ha
received here until O'Clock p NJ, pec 20 1905:
and then OpcucG, FOR manufacturing and delivering
At either the New York, Boston, Philadelphia or
Chicago Dcpos ~ the ,Quartcrmasters Dcpart.
mcnt. L. :, 4. 2OUOu Khaki Coats, 5000 pairs
Khaki Brcrchcs mounted. and 2j.~r pairs Khaki
BrecChcs, foot. The right is reserved TO reject or
accept any or all proposals, or any part thereof.
Preference Will h, given TO articles of domestic
manufacture conditions OF quality and price dn-
Cludng IN the price NJ foreign manufactures. tho
duty thereon being equal. Standard samples
can he seen at and blarN, for proposals and tnll
Information VIII be furnished upon application
to this oflcr Envelopes containing proposals
to hp endorsed Proposals Tor clothing and "qulpage
to be opened at O'clock p. NJ, pee 20, 1905 and
addressed to ". II. MILLER, Deputy Quarter
master General. L. :. a, Depot Quartcrmaster