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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-09-04
Went to the Entrance and Listened.

ing; the traveller had got out and was
gone, rocking little of what might hap
pen to her, since he was free with his
treasure.
Baraka crept up the slope OF earth
as quickly as she could and got out;
If she had hoped to find him waiting
for her she was disappointed, for he
was nowhere to be seen. He had got
clear away, with his camel-bag full of
rubies. A moment later she was lying
on the ground, with her face in the
stream, drinking her fill, and forgetful
even of the man she loved. In order
to deprive them Of water the men had
dug channel by which it ran down d.
rectly from the spring to the ravine
on that side; then they had blocked
up the entrance with stones and earth,
believing that one mans strength could
never suffice to break through, and
they had gone away. They had prob
ably buried or burnt Baraka's clothes,
for she did not see them anywhere.
She ate some of the dates from the
dead mans wallet, and bit of the
dry black bread, and felt revived,
since her greatest need had been for
water, and that was satisfied. But
when she had eaten and drunk, and
had washed herself in the stream and
twisted up her hair she sat down
upon rock; and she felt 80 tired
that she would have fallen asleep II
the pain in her heart had not kept
her awake. She clasped her hands to-
gether on her knees and bent ove:
them. rocking herself
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-09-04

Distinctly" assented Lady Maud.
"But II you do that. I'm afraid can
not help you with the wedding gown.
! don't know anything about the dress
Of Fanariote BRIDE"
"Konstantin says they dress very
WE'LL" Margaret said. But Of course
1t ia out Of the question to do any
thing so ridiculous. 1t will end in the
chapel-of-ease, I'm sure. He always
has his own way. That's probably
why I'm going to marry him, just be.
cause he insists on 1t. don't see any
other very convincing reason"
Lady Maud could not think of any
thing to say in answer to this; but
as she really liked the singer she
thought 1t was a pity.
Paul Griggs, the veteran man Of
letters, smiled rather sadly when she
met him shopping in New Bond street,
and told him OF Margarets engage.
ment. He said that most great sing
ers married because the only way to
the divorce court led up the steps
OF the altar. Though he knew the
world he was not cynic, and Lady
Maud herself wondered how long It
would be before Logotheti and his
wife separated.
But they are not married yet"
0riggs added, looking at her with the
quietly ready expression of a man
who is willing that his Indifferent
words SHOULD be taken to have spe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-04
ExTRAvAeANcE OF OUR GOVERNMENT.

$2500000 the
half neenbe; that,
but which, political would not think
costly abudty.
helpless
holding proceedings of legislature
of the robbery which burden people
dumb will the polls
100000 schools population
Nebraskas
al
system
disested
advertiser has said further that the Advertiser
to it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-04
THE GOVERNMENT OF WASHINGTON

little a wideyed the
the Washington, the
York World headlines misleading
the headlines
of Honolulu which
government by commission from which these
THE PENDING APPROPRIATION COST
RUNNING THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
$l1,974o33 BEING AT THE RATE
This does not include the buildings government
itself the maintenance such exist appro-
priaton of $4,000 buildings
The population Washington
in size be Buffalo, Pisbu
Orleans, Newark and Minneapolis
IN NONE OF THESE DOES THE CAPITA
MAINTENANCE EQUAL THAT OF WASHINGTON
be
Iassed outlay laid
the law the Federal
$3a2 for each nhabtan about $1760 This distinction
of President Grant when Washington had Territorial
The facts about Washington other cities
Congressional The
66 % valuation of 19O774 property
N " the rate is $ls4
New Orleans 1920
Columbia well off
the the Federal
streets fine parks and perfectly place
out large debt and compelled pace find gov
District Columbia infinitely
the
fed with their to
changed The Washington
for the the
would the
lead Whenever
stands like wall unqualified disqualified
majority In the South such
make show the North
tieket-and that has the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-04
A CHANCE FOR ECONOMY.

the Advertiser thinks would
anything but producing
needed
would
buildings courthouses sehohoues, not
would be needless exravgances
be made to last
which the
would change the situation that better
could be afforded
provide public be-
until
borrowed Why not begin rerenh nova
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-04

is not surprising to hear that of the retail
the which
of blind What retailers
though should
could they
would to
tate
both
mate competition with them-and OF t possible.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-04

The whisky
o
objective
making which,
ballots to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-04

twingo out OF
of will
knded American
The
been
Presidency,
Roosevelt that his of living
be us Farewell hail!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-04

The Board acknowledged Mayor right
the providing
theya not Demo
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
HEBREWS IN SESSION.
Union of american Congregations
Meet IN Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, JAN 17.-Topcs of peculiar interest
10 the Jews OF the entire country will be discussed
at the twenty first council OF the Union OF Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations, which begins a four
day session in this city tomorrow. Simon Wolf
OF Washington Will preside az symposium Of
Jewish authorities on various phases OF Jewish
activity in America to be held in the synagogue
Of the Congregation Rodef Shalem. Jacob II. Schin
Of New York; Oscar S. Straus. Secretary OF the
DEPARTMENT Of Commerce and Labor; Mrs Hugo
Rosenberg Of Pittsburg. national president Of the
Council of Jewish Women; Dr.. David Biaustein, OF
Chicago DR.. William s. Friedman, of Denver, and
DR.. David Philipxon among those who will
take part in the discussions.
An interesting feature Of the meeting will be the
dedication Of a memorial window IN the Temple
Keneseth Israel in memory or the late Isaac NJ
Wise. This window designed by Sir Moses
sonal friend of the late Dr. Wise. An autograph
letter from Presidenteiect William Fl. Taft accom-
panies the programme Of the dedication which has
been prepared by the committee.
Amon, the entertainments arranged for the Wis
iting delegates win be special performance OF
Samson and DeliIah' TO be given by Oscar Ham
rnerstein al the Philadelphia Opera House on Tues
day evening.
According to the programme, Tomorrow Will be
taken up with the preliminary work OF the ,conven
tion the appointment of the various committees
consider the different subjects 20 be discussed
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
WEEKLY CATTLE MARKET,

Philadelphia, Jan. lT.-,Rscsipts for the week Beef
3,o5T head; sheep and lambs 1859 head; hoSs
57la head; calves. 6s2 head. BEEF CATTLE steady;
S6 T69ST choice So b0H$S 7S good $8 2b9
Sc so: medium s6dss % common SIS 50aS5 IS: bulls
81 50GS4 20 COWS unchanged TAT 81 50gS5. thin
cows 81 5eGs3 CALVES firm; exceptional stock seg
% so: good choice ssqs9; medium, S7G$s; common
s5Gse: Westerns. s5GSS so: grassers $4Gs5. SHEEP
and LAMBS-Increased holdings; lambs lower: sheep
vethers extra SIS 50s5 rs s5Rs5 ~ good 80
heavy fat s. soa$4 rs IAmbs extra ssass Is good 20
HOGS steadys fair demand: Western TO size and
quality IS T5S9 City dressed stock steady steers. 20
ea12c; l2lRc Westerns DC: 7c
sheep. s1aeo extra wehers. loc; lambs. 12gSe extra
1870: hogs, &c
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
Real Estate.
FijiljI.lsiN rutland ID & WHITING CO.
MANAGERS or ESTATES
5 BEEKMAN- ST. NEW TONA
Notice of SUmmors.

N-Ew YORK SUPREME COURT NEW foRA
Hannab Eliza Bright and MarsAres
George, Defendants summons -.
To ths above named defendants and sach OF tksrns
hereby summoned to answer the cornpiains IN
THIS action and ssrve OF your answer on tns
days after the SER
vice OF summons. exclusive OF J- dav OF sersSe
ment will be taken against you by default TOT me
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated October Is 1905 .
wHAIEN & DUNN. Attorneys far PLAINTIFF. OfHee and
York city
To the dsfesdants Ann Eliza Bright and Aargarss
r,rt,iieatfon order OF EiOn- Charles =
MacIean. a the supreme Court ot the stars
OF dated the 30th day or leceu1aeFr LSOo,
and hieL with the complaint N the 0ce OF the CerS
House the Borough OF Manhattan City and county
o OF the 30th day OF December. lSvo-
which said complaint was originally nsd IN the 9ss
foregoing action is brought TO ro-ecose mort
made " defendants Hannah George and Ann
Eliza Bright Caroline f. smith, and July assigned
sum OF Twelve Hundred Dollars (Sl20OooJ and inter-
which recorded IN the once OF
Register OF the County Of NsT YORK IN Ltosf -
AS OF Mortgages OF the Annexed District Ana
also 10 fereclose mortgage made BY the defendants
Hannah George and Eliza Bright 70 Edward n
Kelly. and duly assigned to the plaintn % secure ne
Isl 900 0ol and and which mortgage was re-
led afcs % the Register % ths County %
New York IN Ifber 81 page io5 0f Mortgages OF ths
Tfsfrfct which premises
Road Of BostoE Road between fa1d8
Formerly belonging - j. ~ Hart and lads ef the
neWitt Estate, containing enc scre OF Land
WHAIEN & DUNN, Attorneys for Piainti.. ofsee and
Post once Address zoe Broadway, BoroRxh a
Manhattan. Gig q Nav xoIkg
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

owing to rather heavy snowfaIis. Some good pro-
ducers have been brought in recently In the ONO
fields. especially in jefferson County. Attention
has again been attracted 20 that district by the
recent competitions by the Unity Oil Company Just
south Of the Ango pool. where It's well is produc-
ing two hundred barrels g. day. Not far distant
the same company's test made recently Is hololhs
up at one hundred and fifty barrels a DAY. boIn
these wells located advance Of the producing
limits. Near Usage, in the same county, q test
well was drilled into the sand and started at more
than two hundred barrels a day. but subsequently
the flow declined TO below one hundred barrels q
day. In the lower southwest and Southeastern
Ohio fields only Light wells are reported. Some OF
the late competitions have turned out busters, but
Notwithstanding this there is large amount Of
new work starting, and more activity is shown
than is generally the rule at this season Of the
year. In Southeastern Ohio several new wells,
ranging from TO twenty-five barrels. have been
brought IN. but otherwise the weeks operations
have been uninteresting. Operations reported
on the increase at the Green pool IN Wood Coun-
ty, Ohio and a number of wells about due.
In the West Virginia fields the Venture OIL Com
pany has drilled its test in Wetzel County and
has producer good for seventy barrels day.
In the Holidays Cove district, in Brook County
several wells have been completed. The pro-
ductlon of the pool is estimated at about lloS
barrels a day The Mngo POOLS production has
declined about nine hundred barrels day, as
against daily production Of twenty-five hundred
barrels about four months ago. In the Oklahoma
fields indications that several fair producers
will be brought in In the near future The New
York Development Company's second test south
of Polecat Creek had initial production of four
hundred barrels. In Illinois operations in Law
renee County continue active but the wells are
coming in rather slow.
Refined petroleum closed at $50 cents in barrels
cents In bulk at New York, Philadelphia
prices being on a basis of points lower. Euro
pean spot markets unchanged: London. S1sd
per imperial gallon; Antwerp. 2lha fra3cs per 100
kilos. and Berlin. 6.35 marks per % kios.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Three and OHs-HaIf Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds.

Notice s HEREBY given that. pursuant to the pro
visions of Article Nine of the Mortgage from TINS
Company TO the United States Trust Company OF New
York Trustee. dated I, 1899 ths Company mas
set epart OF the net income derived by 1t from
the lines Of railroad therein mortgaged the sum OF
twenty-five thousand dollars be used to re
deem said bonds. and that bonds issued under sald
mortgage Will redeemed herewith BIDS are hereoy
invited for the surrender OF such bonds al prices. %
be named by the bidders the amount Of S2oSlo5 50
in the Sinking Fund
Such bids should be presented to this Company At
its ONCE. 100 Broadway, the City or New York on
before the 1st day of February, 1909. at twelve
O'Clock noon. and should be endorsed Bids for sur
render OF Central Pacific Railway Company Three and
One-hRif Per Cent Bonds"
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY CO,
BY r r. HARTMAN, President
New York. January End. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
BUYS MEXICAN LIGHT COMPANY.

The Mexican Tramways Company has purchased
control Of the Mexican Light and Power Company
by an exchange of shares In the ratio of eight
shares Of the Tramways Company 10 fourteen
shares OF the light and power company. The same
terms OF exchange wifi be offered the minority
stockholders those given the large holders II the
offer is accepted before February Is.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
SOCIALIST LEADER. SEEKS DIVORCE.
". Konikow Says Wife Confessed to Loving
Young Student.
rBy Telegraph to The Tr.bune,I

IDs IeIetraph 70 TIC IFiU1HEI
Dostoh. Jan. is.-Dr. Moses ]. Konikow, q. So
Ns' leader, high in the councils Of the cult both
: america and Europe. has brought suit for di-
'ofce from his wife, Dr. Antoinette +. Konikow,
~ ~ IKE himself, is well known socialist.
e testimony showed the extremely liberal
ent heid by Mrs Konikow on the subject OF
.iAAse. and explained in part her anger against
- = popular objections to Maxim Gorky's relations
80 Aaine- Andrelev, the actress. Mrs. Konikow.
eolcsng to her husband. confessed that she loved
49, man, q young student She is a writer
an orator OF considerable renown.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
OFFER BOSTON & MAINE BONDS.

= Head x Co. Offering for public sub
TIE rest Of the issue Of 600 of 81
a. @ sht bonds Of the Boston e. Maine Railroad
80 <s' the price of the issue being 1851 and IN
s,e - - net 40 per cent. These bonds are issued
r re'nnding Of short time notes ard other
.ar-nr securities and 20 reimburse the Boston A.
- 'or expenditures on permanent additions,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
Proposals..

= NF1FICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS u. c. WASH
u ington Jan. s. 09-Seaed proposals will be
cSTYed al this office until II O'Clock 25 1902
for constructing addition 20 the business School
On K Street, between Eighth and Ninth Streets ".
Blank OF proposals and All necessary nforma tion
partment room Az District Building BIDDERS mus.
state ns which they will complete the building and
fime as well price will bs prime consideration IN
sward OF contract. HENRY b +. MCFARLAND,
HENRY L. WEST. SPENCER COSBY Commissioners
d. c.
yTYREAsURY DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF EN-
craving and Printing. Washington. p. c., January
IeOp-Seaed proposals will he received this Office
until p m Friday. February IL 1909 20 furnish dur
ing the beginning July !, 1909. the following
classes of supplies viz Oils etc. aRd Dexirine. The
nroposal must later time above
stated but they will he opened until 10 a.
respective follows; OILS, ete Thursday May
81 1909 and Dextrins. wednesday. Mey 2s, 1922
which dates. the hour named they ~tii be opened
Of bidders in the cfce of
the Director of the Bureau. Awards will de only
10 "a manufacturers Of dealers in aTti
eiAs The right reserved reject all bids
parts o Blank FERNS with spe-ihratioHs for pro
ncssls nd information Will ne furnished in
tending bidders application 70 JOSEPH E RALPH
Director et Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
Diuidend Notices.
MINES COMPANY or AMERI

MINES COMPANY OF AMERICA.
III Broadway New York. Jan. 18th. 1903
The T4th regular monthly dividend ot Two Per cent
payable Jan 2Tth. 1903. 20 stock
holders close OF business Jan ISM le9
Transfer p. NJ Jan. 18th. 1909. and
reopen 10 A. II. Jan. Nth. 1909 -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

While the operations in the various oil fields
have continued fairly large scale they have
not resulted in any extraordinary strikes In some
OF the fields work has been temporarily checked
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
JEFFERSON & CLEARFIELD
LnAI q IRnN CnAtpANN

A dividend and one half per cent has bee
declared the preferred stock OF this Company ras
able February 18th. 1909 to stockholders OF recor
February 9th. Checks will be mailed 70 stockholder
GEO H. CIUNE. Treasurer.
Rochester. January 18Th 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
IRON AND STEEL BONDS.

FURNISHED by Chisholm CHAPMAN. No IS Wall street,
1Accrued interest be sddea 70 ALL ,,
Bethlehem eatenE 5s. due Jan, lt@b ga % =
do pur money due Aug 1895. --.--..'--i ils ,oo
Buffalo 20 5s Due oct ], lS2o ...''s'iev
Buraio 4 susq Iron 90 IS, due Jan. 1852. W W.
Coiumsus & Fock { * 90 Isl 5s Jan, l9i7- = ess
Do pJr uonss Oct, 1855. .-.----esa- " w
Dominion Iron steel GO 6s. due July 1879. 20 90
Ia Bee Iron Works due Dec. 1873 .- iol., 10
La LIST 5s due ApTiI 1913 - "a -
Maryland steel 5s due Jan; 1873 --- ind los
Penn 70 Al 5a due Nov. 1911 -.--.- lU
Penn a Nd seel Co as, 1925 loS 800
Tenubo Iron a. Steel Co LIST 81, due Oct 1884 w wv
Roch & Pitts c d co pur mos due MAY y, %
sloss IRON & steel co Let Os FEB lsoo o. 9S
do April. l0ls. .----.--- lo3 AOo
T.mple Iror Co Ist due Jan, 1873 ...-.-.lOO
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
Col Trust IS Series A, c. T. April 1851 .ii2h
do b, D. = Aprsa se sSSi ne iaaa ~ io2,t Io2H
siihihs ui'G '51 S,,a Toc IaS2
Inion steei 20 C ts' 1st A. de ioosi3 . 9sls 1904
due IpfO-' itbp1.
s. CAR FiInscs @ &c u.s. is, bs due 1905 2 - 90 1O0ti
TIilnois Steel Co deb 5s Jan. 1910. l9D't -
due April 1913 -''-'''''4'S
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
Proposals..

DRoPOsALs-sALE OF I, $. S INcA-sEALED
L proposals will be received at tina Navg Department
until the 10Th day of February 1909 az which
time ana place they will be opened. for the purchase OF
the T. s s. Inca appraised value, s. 800 The vessel
will the or persons or corpora
ton corporations Offering the highest price teIeCI
above appraised value thereof Proposals must %
submitted envelope addressed the Secretary
Navy. Washington. D C. endorsed proposals ioT
purchase Of the I. . ) inca ana eaCh PL s
he satisfactory certified check Tor
not less than 10 per Of the amount OF the oer or
nlication TO the Navy Department forms or bids ana
bonds together with the terms ana condtons OF saIs
siso rntsd list giving general information concerning
h vessel VIII he furnished The vessel 10 examined
st any time after date hereof by applying 10 ths
OF Navy Yard Boston. Mass II must
be removed from the limits OF ths navy yard within
sch reasonable may be fixed by the Department
The Department the right To Withra" he TSsse
from sale ard to reject any or al BIDS r. l. SA
LEE Acting Secretary OF the Navy
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER 8 PITrsBURGH

Dividends Of three per cent the preferred stock
and o the common stock OF this Com
pany have been declared payable February 10 1909.
stockholders record February 9th. Checks Will
be mailed to stockholders - -
New York. Jarusry IS. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
.f,RrAsuRY DEPARTMENT. b

Tf.REAsURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF EN-
/ craving and Printing washington d. c. January
49, i9O0-Sealed proposals Will be received az thls
odee until o m. Monday March -. 1909. TO furnish
during the year beginning July / 1OoS the IoI
classes OF supplies, viz Paper etc, binseEs
Supplies, Electrical Supplies and Paper Boxes i
proposals must be received not later man n H
ahoye stated but they will not be opsued until 10 D. m
on respective dates. as follows: Psge5: am
Supplies and Paper Boxes saturday May 10 ipUs eH
vyhicb dates a named, they VIII De opehel
al recorded in the presence of bidders in the oce Of
the Director Awards VIII be fnade only 70
estabshed manufacturers OF. dealers IN the ar-
cIes The right reserved 10 reject any or All ois
or nsrts Of bids Blank with specincsticns Tor
PROPOSALS and further information VIII be tHInIshsa
Intending bidders application 20 JOSEFh L.
RALPH Director of Bureau
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18
Musical Instruction.

IrXCHANGB-YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE PIANO
II instruction exchange violin
lessons. MISS GOETZ, Residence 2o7 East 55th
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

$117OO,OOO
Boston & Maine Railroad
4hB Twenty-Year Bonds
Due April l, 1929
o
LEGAL Investment Savings
Massachusetts Connecticut Maine and New Hampshire
acceptable the Department at Washington security for
Government deposits in National Banks when being increased
approvedby Massachusetts,
in letter addressed to US giving particulars
Luus Tut President Maine Railroad substance
among other things the following:
Of h dswibe
any mortgage may executed by the Boston Maine Railroad and
bonded Indebtedness equal the par value OF
stock hereafter issued and received thereon
Railroad has paid dividends
OF 6% "
and The surplus earned all charges tor
Nov 3d. 1908 nearly equal full dividend on both
classes OF stock
COPIES giving additional particulars and the
of counsel Cadwader be had application
vestent of the offer the
unod portion. subject to sale and change in price at
1851 and interest, to metz 4.10R. .,
41s%
Temporary Certificates Railroad deliverable payment with
interest discounted of lO% April lst 1902
VIM. A. Read & Co.,
rs Nassau Street. New York
10 Cng, Street Street 24o La Sale Street.
Chicago
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

YTREAsURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF EN-.
l. craving and Printing. washington D. c. January
1s 190aseaIed proposals viii be rseeyed At is thS
orr d m. Monday. March s. 1902 70
during the hsca year beginning July l. 1909 the fol,
lowing CLASSES Of supplies viz; Dry CoIoFs etc; aho
Rubber Goods The proposals must be received nor
later than the above stated but they Will not De
opened until a respective dates, as InhVWs.
Dry coors etc., Tuesday June J. lp9s ana TIOIe ~ tSs
hour they will be opened and recorded In the
bidders the office of the Director OF ls
bureau Will be made only TO established
manufacturers Of dealers In the articles The right
IL reserved 10 any all bids. or parts OF ps
Blank forms with specifications for proposals ana tur
ther information will furnished intending bidders on
appIea tion to JOSEPH T. RALPH Director OF Bureau
yTyREAsURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF EN-
L craving and Printing. washington d G. January
proposals furnish during the nscai
year beginning July l; 1908. supplies of chemGals
etc Lumber and plumbers Supplies, viii be received
at this ofice until D. Monday April Q 1903 at at
which time they VIII be opened and recorded IN the
presence bidders IN the ONCE OF the Director 81 tae
will be made only TO established
man of dealers In. the articles The
right is reserved reject all bids or parts OF
I hide Blank with specifications for proposals
and further information viii be furnished intending
bidders on applica lion to JOSEPH E RALPH Director
OF Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-18

TIIREAsTRY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF EN-
craving ana Printing washington d. c. January a4 %
once until D. m Tuesday. February %. 1899 to fur
nish during tho beginning July l. 1909 the
Following classes os supplies viz Engravers Sup
plies Textiles. etc. Hardware and Grocers Sundries
The nrcp0sas must received later than the time
above stated. but they Will not be opened untn 10
a m on respective dates, follows EnSraVers sup
plies Saturday Nav 90 1908. Textiles. etc Monday.
Nav "a 1909; Hardware. WednesJsy May IS 1909.
and C;rocers' Sundres. Thursday, May 10 1907 on
which dates al the hour nanaed they VII be opened
IN bidders In the once Of
Director Of the Bureau Awards VII ne maze only
To he'd or dealers in. the
articles Ths right is reserved - reject any all
hiIs or parts Of bids Bsnk forms with speeneatons
for proposals and further Information viii be furnished
intending bidders application to JOSEPH T.
RALPH. Director OF Bureau