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Putnam patriot., 1909-02-05
Spoiiina. a rrsneoN

If sau don't marry me" he said ces- perately. II shall kili myself. And write note telling all abouf itss queried the maid
 Yes
 And hold my photograph In your other hand ''
 T had thought about II
 Well. just wait minute she said. sana I'll horreR pas pistol for you My. hui won't Il be ro mantie%' But he faded
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-05
The h1nad cf the House.

It is folly te call the husband the bead Of the house. he k hot. II is but a courtesy title al best. since in truth he is but sn incident in the home life. while the wife and mother Is ifs whole existence Literally the sun of do- nestle happiness rises and sets la the face of the wife and mother.-Clara Morris in Hoasekeeper
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-05
0e-n Alx

New Y.Tkes. hlg game hunter ~ assHy svseS @SFeraeaee. wss lien ssss~sssaS h Faaa- lie had sxceA Aas fa7A Nfsrly ev~rx day te Fssssa n cos ssssat astsfeszs beSafe a NesAfy k Aen. aud his rAasssS vanAes ss.a8ssd Aim Kar the maxa x1nes
 eAae afsezaa aAe sAssa<rz ahsr Nsa was es stsa b aa< has. wsss sNsa&eae& ke ; ss4vs ssASe. He ~x<s #zssa Av@ssz ss- Sweating toward Aizn
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-05
Not an Adxertiser.

Did you hang up any mistletoe las Christmasy asked ErastuS Pinklev.
 Deed didn't. answered Miss Miami Brown. ~ls got little too much pride to advertise feh de ordinary courtesies dat lady has . right to expect t--Exchange
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-05
Susc:c:cwx

Widow tat wa<htuhs Are you poei i've you love ne
 Suiter-os course am
 Niipw-Nhsf's the matfers Yoa haven't less year jeb, have yont- pfrfShorg Press
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-05
Na.4raI Kindness.

Tee much Is worse than wa1t--Gef man f'reye-h
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-05
The Fight Is On

Esefy moment of your fife, when you are at home or abroad, awake or asleep
 bsss cen the poasou germs that are in air. NY ana water = eyeryw here In facf,- A-a4 sRss osl1lons of your Invisible friends, s-'s ~ s4s sosl sssr-corpC m voar blood
 \ 4Aess Atsle soldiers are kept strong A--s1 ne-aStsy hy taking Hood : Sarsz- FAzzlsas yoa heed have To fear ct dss- sass- bsSn uslns Il ai once If yoa are ~ aA 1Aaer the weather. or have tfeaeses ot the blood. ssornaeh. Mssr All Asaneys- tset T of year drn~gist-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred was the center of interest on the
local stock exchange yesterday. Sales
started at S71E and quickly rose 10 50 on
excellent demand for the stock Includ-
ing one deal after call. S25 shares were sold
that cleaning up al the shares upon the
floor. though at the close of the regular
.csH quotation Tot was offered at S.
The common stock was in less volume
and sold at l7S and 2.
Other traction shares and bonds were
not brought out. though bids we're en-
tered for all OF them
one lot Of Washington Gas sold al
SIS. being a lower price than the latest
recorded sales.
Little attention was paid to the bank
ana insurance shares, and the trading
outside OF the railway preferred was only
IN vey limited volume.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28

Bafimo7r. Jan. 2-.-Quotatioas as established -
{ the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
tor wholesale lots
BUTTER -Crsame1v- fsncv. ~ D. Sas0z irzi
ts.seu. za2s Marylsad and Peunsy ra1a rolls. loa
q sto-epscsed Ohio. IsaI. do. West Virginia and
/ Pernsy lFania dairy prints. l7ais.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts
s. Eastern Shorc. Maryisnd, and Virginia, p
Western iTsfs. 3; West Virginia. =
LIVE POT -TRY-SprnE ehiekens per b. Has
hens. heavyweight rsT Ib.. E-: ducks pe- H..
FAB. Do. white Pekius reT u. 12al4: Eecse uer
h. Isl3. pigeons. y0uu-. psIr l5a20. do. old. pair
l5. guinea foEl old. each. >; do. y0ung. II ibs.
ard over, each. g, tGfEsys. y0uBg hens. per lb-.
la0; ggluC gobblers. pr ln. Isal9; do. snail ard
thin per H.. Ilal2. Old toms. Ter To-. l6aT-
DRESSED FOELTR1-TuTkeys. choice. fat.
Young hens per H. D. mixed Young and od
Isal9; old tons lsal5; pooT md thin lab Chick-
ems straight y0uaE. TeT H.. Iial5; mixed young
ard DID, IsaB Ducks choice. fat Fer H.. liai5.
Gees nearby, cho-ce- per IL. l9al2 Caf-gus.
slips ner h I5si4-
GANE-DuCEs. mailard per pair. heavy weight,
l01sl-lo: do hackhezds- heary-weight. 50s63 do.
redheads. Chesapeake. Le'al-5s. do. canrasbacks.
Chesapeake C0ra253- whole deer. Tcr Ib. l6aiS
POTATOES White nCar-tT.' ITImc. per bus "a
81. d. Western NaJiand and Fcunsylrsna prime.
s1ss5- do NeW GCrE. uTiue s0as5: do. Western.
prime s1ss7. sweets Eastern Shore. yeiloWS uer
hbl L-5a2Z5- do. Anre Arundel yelloTs. y, do.
North Carolina yeIlcrs. e25aS50, do. fancy Del2-
ware 2Zsa- a. yaErs.. Virginia I-Z5a15a-
GREEN FRUITS AND FE,i ETABLES- Apples.
Western MARYLAND and Pennsylvania Fzr bhI.
raeked- 15laAoo. do New YORK assorted 30las g
heers, new, Florida pr bunch. 2a3, cabhaEe New
YORK STATE. pr Ton 55loa3S-oe- do new. FLORIDA.
rer crate SHa275. caleE California is6a5. %:
d. Homegrown ler bunch. 3sf; cranbegries. Cape
cod. per bbl- I30al50o, o.. per box. S-zasO0:
curumbers. Florida. rer has. 5ola4G0; eggplants.
Florida Iar c7ate 2s3a3o9. grape fruit. Florida.
per box L75a250; kale. pative. per hss- box. 3a2
lettuce Florida. pr has. L03al-50- onions. New
YerS and Weston per bus. s5a2o: oranges Florida
psr box as 20 size. I.7ssLZ5 TalmISins native rcr
c- lJ0aLlt- spinach. native. TfT bus box 5o8s5
srrawts7ries FLORIDA psr qt-. Zia3e: green bears
Florida. per bas. 2Z5a255, wax beans FLORIDA
225aZ75- tomatoes. F1crids. per carrier 200a3 %:
tirniTs native, pr b5ls- d
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan E--Noney on cal al the stock
exchange today opened at IL per cent: biehest q
lowest. II, closing. Ia Most of The DAYS leans
Urre az IL uCT cent
with fair demand Five and SIX months generally
on collateral entirely industrial was quoted a. 81
per cent Rates we're lowered 70 2a2N Der cent for
sixty days ZEaZ7s f0r niustv days. Zs-a5 for four
months ard for fve and SIX months
Mercantile paper vas somewhat more plentiful
and there Continued 20 b good market especially
for the choice varieties Rates. 5lsaE pr cent for
sixty and ninety days. iudorsed bills receivable
sssash per cent for choice four and six months
single names; Hsa5 PER cent for others
Sterling was duh. with rates unchanged and 10
particular inquiry for remittance Rates fcr actual
business: sixty days. Asisoais $40; dernsa8 sS7soa
ASS: cables AS155as.s765.
Commercial bills were zSss for ninety days and
ssiizafSl& for sixv DAYS F7ouT bills were
ASK Tor sixty days. The supply of grain and cotton
b5lis was moderate.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Ncw Yes jan. Z.-BUTTER-ReceiTts 56ss
packages. steady. Crcsmc-y. extra. .; ars,s. za1s
state dairy tubs. pour % fair. las
EGGS Receipts. 7-S0 Cases; steady. Nearby
white. fancy Z2s3s, d.. mixed fancy q: fresh
frsts Ea2sh fresh seconds. 2Sa2sl4
SUGAk-ThcTe has beCn sCme business n Cubs
slglr in New Orleans fer FelEuary shiTueut
at SIS basis 6 test. equal to 3G duty paid.
basis g test The market is s17nruhqt unlpr1sin
with probably 3E % 20 quotation for IS test
centrifugal on spot. Nuscoyado. g test. was gr9t
Ell al 3I7 % Sd and m0lasses sugar. 50 test AZ
81 to 2& The Lon6n marset fer beet suesr
was unchanged. with sellers at i0s li1d foT Jan
usry ES Gisd far Fclruary and los s'-d for Nav
NAVAL STORES-The local market fer spirits
turrentine STEADY. without important change in
prices. ard lnacline-.sade barrels were quoted a.
. At Savannah the market was firm at A. Rosin
held steady and unchanged al 555 fcr oil bsrTels
Tar was ouiet steady and unchanged With oil
barrels named az SCI.
MIL FEED-Steady: trade is quies srrinC
bran. Ec-Ih. saczs % arrive Is 1o- standard mill
ing zs00: city h-an. 4G. IN bulk. Western red
dog 5Lol. % arive; winter wheat bran, IN loolb-
o4Ts-slow demand. No . white saz. No
g white 555lza5s. No 4 white. 5l'sa55ls, No. =
mixed. 81 natural and clipped white. on TRACK
Sac.
FLoUR-stcady; small dealings. s9rirg pat
cnts. 56sSso, sIriug clears. 42iai5o1 winter
stl~-2ti41 --ia--i-1sr l-s-'' ---- - -' -7---7
in sacks. As0a5lo Kansas. clears. 4z5ai-5o.
RYE FLoUB-Trade Is dow. 4olSisa
CORN MEAIr-Stcady. business IS snail. Hin
dried far expert SIS c'srse neal IN bag. l5al-g.
BUCKWHEAT FLOJR-Unchsrged dull; 2Soa
sE
HAY-Reeeipts. I'D tons. easy: snail dealings
Prime timothy. s7izaso: No L 8; Nc ?. 75sso No
3 C.
STRAW Receipts 10 tons; weaker; Light trade.
Long rye. LCaLlo
REEF-S,eady: moderate inquiry. Family. la
I653. packet. E5ai5.cc
PoRK-stczdg; far trade. Ness ls7aE.25; fam
Ily. IS 5aIsoG
TALLOW-Stsady. Light CITY. in hozsheads &C
LARD-LiselesS Prime Western. 100; city. so,
refined continent 1el5. southern Americas, I5S5;
rrrinod BTazlan. keEs, l25; oleostesrine l2ls;
lard stesrinc slow. New YORK. II. Chicago. l.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28

PaTrel. Mexico. Jan 27.-The report
from the City Of Mexico that Pedro Al
varedO. the owner OF the famous Pal
milla mine, which IS now being operated
under lease by a syndicate OF Americans.
has formed a company 70 take over many
OF the mines OF PsrreI and adjacent dis
tricts, in the state OF Chihuahua, was
confirmed here to-day. It is stated that
more than seventy mines are embraced
in the merger proposal They have a
working capital Of S25, ,o00,000
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Jan. Z7.-CATTLE- Receipts. Bgu, r-sr
ket % cents higher Prime beeFes 5ssa7lo- roo-
% Medium 4l5a52 3: stGckers and feeders 2saa5s0.
COWS and heifers 3-S5asoo; Gamers, L75a2s0 Tex
ans SEQ
HOGS-Receipts & go: MARKET cents lover.
Birht. 5s5asZ5 rough. 5ssso0; heavy. 5s5ass5
mixed. S bass -: pigs. 1GasG
SHEEP Receipts. 300: market steady Native
ard Western sheep. s-soa5 .; natirc lambs. a.sa
57e- Western lambs. 5ooa7.75
New YORK. Jan. E.-CATTLE- Receipts. Is5e.
market stcady: steers frm: bulls slow. COWS sieadr
Steers. E75as.s. oxen. 4eoa5e O., bulls. aeazs %.
tail ends. rs. COWS. 2ooa40e; tops. As
DRESSED BEEF-Siow
CALE Is Receipts / DC. bzrnysrd calves roz1i
nal Eeals. 5-5aloa3. tops 25e: c1Iis s5aas @
baruyard calves 2so7ss 9; dressed calves. SLOW.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $50 shesn
steady: lambs wezk sheep 30oa4n0. no rpo.s
sheep offered: lambs 6.eDa7.z5. cuIls. 4oos5.00.
HOGS-Receipts. 500: market fr7n.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
AMERICAN TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH CO.
Is Now Connected with 5000 IndepeRG-
ent Companies Having 1,OO0,O00
statfons-Thix is 20 Of
All Hell GfofFareg
nFram the Boston News BuTesu.l

StatfonE-TEiS il 25A OF
All bell stations.
fFram the Boston Nexs BuTeSu)
One Of the most important features Of
American Telephone development in 1903
was the large increase In the number Of
Independent companies with which con
nections were established. During 1907
the Bel companies established toll and
long distance connection with no less than
5000 independent telephone stations
throughout the country. The number
taken over last year was practically as
great.
As a result OF the 1867 and 1913 develop
nient in this direction the American Tele-
phone system now embraces a total or
over 46Ca0e0 stations. Of which 100000
/ represent stations Of small independent
companies not owned outright, but con-
ne-ted with the Bell lines and therefore
an integral part Of the system from the
STANDPOINT Of effective publis service Five
/ years ago there were considerably less
f than 19oooo Of these independent stations
T so connected.
The iDdependent stations are nearly ali
/ in rural districts. were installed by local
I people and were operated along provincial
/ lines until the American Telephone CO.
Z saw fit 10 widen the scope Of its public
usefulness and maF- these companies ali
/ integral part Of its own 3oo0 00o-odd sta
tions.
These connected stations represent at
least SEQ companies commonly classed
as Independents. but which in every
thing except local service ara really 4
part Of the Bell system. Gradually these
companies are putting in BeH instruments
and adopting a Bel standard OF construc-
ffou.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28

5saEs1z. steamer mixed 6lSa5lE- receiptz = SIS
bushels, exports 1E.6l4 bushels. southern white
Crrr e5isasS7z. southern yeIOw corn. 64ita6Ss-
GATS-S-ocs IN s5eTatCgs 8G as hrsheIs- shin
reuts from elevators. ~ bushels White No ?
55s55is. d. No , 54a5sii: do No / Sas55z
mixed No. = s.. mixs6 No. 5 SSs55iz.
RYE-Stock IN elevators. I9l ~ bushels: ship
u1snts from elevato-s 3e5l bushels. No. WeSs-a
rye. 1sEs. No. Western re. uNown 6eliFerv.
-; bzE lots cs 70 quality and condition. 75ssl.
FT.OUR-Wirter extra. 4Gea43: winter Gear
4s5a4s0. winter straight, 46laA75. winter patent
5-lla5-ll. spring clear A5a455. sp-iag straight
aCa5-I5. spring patent 56os5.S5: City Nils hest
patent. SIS city Mills -Sra6e patent, So,
Citv Mis- high grade straight. sos: City Nils
choice family. A75. City Nils extra. 275s5s RE
-four. Medium % choice. A2ala. Corn neal per
I03 b.. L1eaLS
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTEB-Creamery. fancy. 5la32. Western frsts
.; seconds 26aE, process. fancy Zla25; fair 10
Eood. Za28: dairy. ehcics lsals; gOod. Is; store
packed. fresh, IS
CHEEsE-New YORK State fancy. large I5s; d..
small. IS.
EGGS-Nearby. fancy. Virginia. loss Of. q:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia, .; Tspnes-
see e; North Carolina g
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. -saI7- hens y;
r,osters S: ducks. large. l2aI4: Do. snail l0aII.
geese. 7ss; do, fancy. baI2; Turkeys. toms. Il;
d. hens IS; TURKEYS TAIN. y: kesis lGals
DRESSED P0ULTRN-TJrkeys. l9a2i: thin. IEl5a
Il chickens. IS; hens csGce. 3; roosters. Sac.
ducks, Halls; gecse Has; czpOas pounds average
pound. .: small. S.
DRESSED MEATS-CalYes. fol- dressed. ualz.
do, heads or. ual2; hog dress calves. 70; hams.
country. sugar cured Iali: hoss. snail and neat.
per cwt., 30; do. meDum, 10oa7-5o; do, heavy,
s0oazeo
GAsIE-Rabbits. pr dozen. 299z251. Kits. 7sareo,
qusil. fancy. 2ooa3-z5; snail 2oosZSa; squirrels.
each, eas; opossums. each. 2laio
TEGETABLES-Po -PosstSzs. homegrown. Der bushei
65s-9: per Dbl LTso2 %; Eastern Shore per bll
L75a2o0; sweet potatoes PER bbi-. lZ5al55; ysms
per bbi- Ieasl25; carrots pr Dbl. l25alsG: clcum
be-s per basket lc0alG; cucumber pickIes per
basket. 75aI5. cabbage. per tb1. Looal-5a; canIi-
flower peT bbl-. 20a2ee. cslcss. per doz. stalks
s1aso: Ina beans. per Ct zal5; onicss per bushel
sea7s; Maryland and YhEinia. PER bb-- LalsIss
Ohio. per Dbl. L5laLs5s DuD1klus. psr bbL. 65a75:
squash. peT bb-- 7ssl-Sz
GREEN FRUITS Oranges. Ter box. 2Soa408:
gTapc fruit per box, 29oas-oe: apples King, per
obl; 2a0a3E, YORK Imperial. packed. s00al %
Ben Davis packed. 350aL25; Wine sap. packed
3.-5as50: AIbemarie Pi7pin, 4sls500: good 10
prime, 2oea3e9. poor 20 fair, l5oa200; open-head
barrels ccmuon 20 good. L00aL50. fancy table
fruit 255a3o; cranberries. Cape Cod. per bbi, ,
Toess5e: DO. per standard crate ZGa25; pine
apples Florida per crate. 3e0aAG-
DRIED FRUlTS-ADp,es. sliced. fancy :; do.
wbortiebeFTies. %: raspberries. y
GRAIN Wheat southern on grade. g7aLo9. rye
75aSs, corn shelle5 white esa7z; do yellow san
new ear 375sl09: cats. Western white, No. 2
s5asa. do. mixed. sass
Ray AND sTRAW-Hsy. Western. No. ], B.S1s
Eeo. No. 2 EGsl2so; mixed. Ne0ai100- Straw.
ne. bundle 4acaIL5 g; rye machine thrzshsd loccs
100; wheat, Goeasse; cat straw. rer Ton. soozssa
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished 5y " 3. Hibbs < Co. men
bcrs of the NeE YORK Cotton ExchsnEs. Hiboi
Building. 7z5 Fifteenth street northwest
Ncw York. Jan g7--Cotton was affected IN he
early trzdfns hg po0r cables and byins oriCTS That
had accumulated in C-rmtssiou houses. The open
ing was irregular and The ulsrkct very active
First uricss were from points lower O. points
higher than last night Cotton sold 90 I-siTis
hisher jhau tie opening and then Jhe market
became weak ard duh. Closing pTicCs were i 70 Is
points i0vc- tflsn the oreuiuE-
Recrspls az the ports were -0QG9 bales aElinSt
q 800 last week ard e I9s last year Fer the week
20 ee bales against "a is last week and - C7l lsSt
year Be-eipfs at Ncv Orleans were l16sl holes-
a-ainss 3 E last year and 20 Houston I0g5s talss
ID lT~ -.4
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

ssles-Regular car. = O'Clock noon
Washington Railway and Electric Common. % at
SIS at z
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. AZ
81 70 al "a 10 81 81 50 az Sis. 3 at Sss. 50
az So 3 a. S75k s. al SIS . az S. % az s.
Bel Telephone q Pennsylvania, 10 az 100. % az
100
Mitchell MIXING 20 ~ 1lS.
National City Bank. AZ i1
United States Trust % a. lal
~llf-Lsnston Monotype. % at ~
Washington Railway and Electric preferTed. g
a. E7s
Washington Gas . Al 6s7s.
Following are ths bid ard asied prices on yestsr
lays Washington stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan E.-Whs1t was firm. corn steady,
oats duIi. re nominal and HO1r active
WHEAT-SQot contract. lol51aLG73s SPOT No 2
red Western L0saLeSit; January LO7'zal077t FEB
rasry. ig7ssaICs: May. Lleal lea steamer No. 2
rea. IQflzs Ga recsigts 6-l5 bushels: exroYts
i S1s bashsls: southern. on gTsde. lelaLGT
CORN-Spot contSsct. ss7sa65ss Jsnusry. s5ssa
s6k: February. e5&s567s. Mareis, s. 1sz67s; NSy,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
Fog NcarIx spoiIs opera.

London, Jan "a new opera was
never produced in such trying circum-
stances as was DR.. MAYORS "AngeIus'
at Covent Garden tonight. It was given
in the most choking atmosphere London
could possibly brew. The work is a fine
one, and when it is given undar better
conditions il viii probably achieve sue
cess
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouotatious Furnished By W B. Hibbs & Co. mem
5ers of the Chicago Beard Of Trade. Hibbs Build
i1E. 70 Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago. Jan Z--,-aeat was active and firm %
day on good cables ard shc-f covering May ad
raaced from 1osas 20 LO714 and held 10 the close
Later nonths showed hardening prices through tbs
DAY
Gem opened higher and advanced half poiut.
Oats were steady and dgIl
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28

AeW lOlk- Jan L.-WHt-AT-StIunar: TAR
trade No I Northern DHluth. TO arrive. IIssl
No. hard. New YORK, f. @. b.. LEX: No ] mae
sroni. Loz. Z. C. b.: No / Northern Manitoba
Z q b.. Lls: No. Manitoba. E O. D. LI3 Tx
HnTtfTs tOos s. loads.
CORN-Firm; better inquiry. No elevator n
arrive, %; Nc ?. O. b.. SPOT. 67lss6s No. 2. 10
arrive (. O. b.. S.: So- ? yellow Z o h. s77.:
Ne 2 white {. C. b., nominal. Exporters took $
loads
RYE-DnH. No. O. D.. ais.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28

CATEE-Extra. DsT SEt. s50zGU: butcher. Lsa
$50, conzon. z0lz5o0
HOCS-Pe czt. Ernzs. aooas5: ordinary. p@
eEt-, 50oz55
LAsiBS-Choice. :. medium 6ssss
SHEEP-Prime, 4.oeal .; Common. seoz1R
CALN ES-Prins, per b. 2: medium. sssss
gas. :
COws-Frine. tresh. each. Sosao: cOunou
8. ooasoeo. cd and drg. N0zlzO
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouo;sti5ns fEIrnishsd b W 2. HSSss Co.
members New Fork Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
inE Is Fifteenth street northEest
CALL aoNEY-SALEs BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28

OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING QUARTERAfAs-
ter. Takoma Subs,at5oa, Washington. D. g. Jaau-
arg 3 iea-Ssaled proposals. IN tnplieate subject
20 the usual conditions VIII be received here untE
y o'clock noon. standard tine FEBRUARY q
lsT and thsn ope1ed. for installing dcer and
window screens and awnings at the Walter Reed
ARM General HosIital. Washington. .. C. Speci-
6catio1s blank l1opOSals and further information
furnished Application L 5. reserves riEht 70
accept OF reiect any sll bids any part thereof
Proposals 70 be marked Proposals for Door ard
Window ScTesns and AEningS." ard addressed 10
II. L PETTJs. Constructing Qusrtermsster.
aE&z. = .fs2o.3
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
SECONDHAND BOoaS.
We Bux Booku

We Buy Books
N LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES FOR CASH.
COLLINS HAUSEE & CO. BOOKSELLERS.
jsls73E e. 18th ST. Nv.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
PROPOSALS.

boxes. more CT less. for ss az the Inaugural
Ban. March Z. wiil Be received By the chairman
q the Committee On Comfort al the Bah At IN
auguTal headquarters. the New Willard Until SAT
tKDAY. Jsugsry 50 az Z n. boxes 90 be Is
inches high. = inches vide. and z inches deep blt
ia sections Of s boxes high and 2 long. or such
other icrE;h the share Of the rooms may n
C7ire; front q sections 70 be covered with white
cotton cloth. EuTk Of erection to commerce Friday
Feb. =. sfter % O'Clock ?. n, and completed BY
O'Clock ?. N. March 2 and 70 be removed by
a n Sunday. March : The COMMITTEES reserves
the right 20 reject any al BIDS bond may
b required q the successful bidder. Bids VII also
b. received az the sane tine ami place for the con
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

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