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THE BEST BARGAIN
EVER OFFERED IN
ROSWELL.

"A new s room 2-story modern home
north front 60 feet of porch, all fur
nisaed with first class furniture, 5 full
bed room suites very best of furnitlre
carpets and everything complete. 3
blocks from central school. close in
for only $4.25O. Terms $1,000. down
balance to suit purchaser. Inquire of
owner sos West 1st Street call quick
as party expects to leave city is the
reason of making such a sacrifice.
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Everybody Invited

Joseph Akin. who has been listed
as a candidate for alderman from the
First Ward ON the so-called Democrat
ic ticket, today took his name of the
list and announced that he was no
longer running for office. He explain
ed his action this afternoon by say
ing: "In view of the fact that I will
leave town tomorrow morning and be
gone until after the election and for
business reasons. / have taken my
name off the ticket"
Good for Joe.
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EASTER SERVICE AT THE
NEW Masonic TEMPLE.

The Easter service or Rio Hondo
Commandery No. 6. Knights Templar.
which is to be the first public meet
ing in the new Masonic Temple and
to which the public is cordially in
vited. will be held tomorrow after
noon at three O'Clock The elegant
new building will be In Easter attire.
the decorations being both handsome
and appropriate to the day. Follow
ing Is the program:
War March, from At1alia-
Hymn SO.
lnvocation-Rev. Geo Fowler
Quartetre--"One SweetIy Solemn
Thought"
Scripture Reading-Rev. u. B. Cur
rie.
Solo. Hosanna. (Tranier)-Miss
Axtell.
Prayer-Rev. p. T. Ramsey.
Hymn s7.
Solo, Life Again Today. (Neidling-
er) Miss Baker.
Sermon. Sir Knight Z Mcqueen
Gray.
Soao. O Dry Those Tears. (Riego)
Miss Nelson.
Flute Obligato, Mr.. Trube.
Bencdiction-Dr. w. c. Alexander.
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FLOW
CONTINUES

Catania, Sicily. March 26.-The
eruptions from the side of the crater
of Mount Etna continued today and
the firy river formed at the base of
Mount Castalazzo moved slowly tow
ard Porello and Pelpasso, consuming
everything in its path.
Today a great cloud of black smoke
enveloped Mount Etna and prolonged
rum nblings from the central crater and
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U. 9. WEATHER BUREAU.
.LcaaI Report, Observation Taken a

Roswell. n. NJ, March 26.-Temp-
erature. max. 50; min. 5s; mean ~:
precipitation. o: wind, dir. 8. veloc.
l5: weather, clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair and colder tonignt and Sunday.
Comparative temperature data. ex.
trenes this date last year, max. II;
min. 3s; extremes tnis date rs years
record. max. 81. 1896; min. %. 1901.
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st. Andrews Episcopal Church.
Corner of 5th St. and Pennsylvania.
Cnildren's Easter Service at 9:45.
Morning prayer. Ante-communiou SER
vice and address at IL o'clock. Mr..
r. A. A. Chase win be In charge Of
the music Mrs. Jolly. soloist-
Church Of Christ.
Church Of Christ meets at Dick
ems Scnool each Lords Day at 2 p.
n, and at night at 1880. Preaching
at p. N. by A. ID. Dies. Subject:
Choose You This Day Whom You
VIII Serve" Josh. 24-14. At night by
Elder Burnett. The public invited
First Church Of Christ Scientists.
Have services at Stockard's Hall.
corner of Second and Richardson. at
IL O'Clock Sunday morning and 1880
Wednesday evening.
Reading room same hall. Open TO
the public every day, hours $50 to
12 and to 5.
Subject of Sunday morning SER
vice: Reality"
Salvation Army Meetings.
10:15 a. IN. street meeting.
1900 a. m. Holiness meeting.
100 p. m. Sunday school
800 p. m. Open air services On the
Court House Square.
700 p. m. Open air services.
1880 p. nj. special meeting in the
Citadel, when Mr.. c. ]. Hall. of Cal
iforaia, will give a lecture on THE
Down and Outs"
Meetings every night in the week
on the street and in the Citadel
All are invited to attend
M. G. SAINSBURY.
Oficer in Charge.
First Presbyterian Church.
Sunday March 27th, Easter.
Preaching by the Pastor Rev. w. c.
d. ID. at IL a. m.
Subject, The Prince of Life Rails
ed from tAe dead by the power Of
God"
Jr. c. r. at three O'Clock.
Senior C. e. at $3.50.
Preaching by the Pastor at 1880.
Subject: "1he Divine Antidote TO all
Fear"
Mid-week service Wednesday at
7:45
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per next Sabbath morning.
First Baptist Church.
Rev. c. ]. Hall, the "California
Wizard" will occupy the pulpit at the
morning service. Special music. Ev-
ervbody invited.
Rihle School, 9:45.
p. Y. p. u. at the usual hour
No services In the evening.
The musical program will be as fol-
lows:
Morning Service.
Anthem. MY Redeenar Lives. VIII
liams-The Choir.
Solo. Jesus Alone" PHker-Col.
Barlow.
Quartette, "Halleiujah. Christ In
Risep," Lorenz-Miss Baker, Mrs.
Hill, Mrs. Reid, Mrs Garner.
Duet, "The Hill of Calvary" Lans-
ing-Miss Baker and Col. Baker.
South Presbyterian Church.
Cor. Pa Ave-, and West Fourth. }
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p.
n. by the Pastor, Rev. u. B. Currie.
Subject: Resurrection Glories.'
=. S. at 9:45. Mr.. B. +. Harlow,
Supt The entire membership, schol.
ars and friends are urged to attend
tao s. s. tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Currie will make a short
address to the s. 8.
The following program win be rem
dcred mt IL a. n:
Prelude, AN Mati1," Godard-Or
gar and piano. Mrs. Norveh and Miss
Bean.
Doxoloey.
Invocation.
Anthem. Christ is Risen." Fearts-
The Choir.
Scripture.
Solo. "On, Shining Light" Adams
Mrs. Stella Ritter.
Prayer.
Offertory-violin Solo.
"Chanson Russe," Tolbert, b.
Miss Hazel Mayes.
Solo, There Is q Green Hfn Fa
Away" Jerom@Stanley NorveH-
Sermon, Resurrection Glories."
Il
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Caster $unaay Services

Hymn, Christ Arose." Lowry.
Postlude. observation-disclosures
First NJ. c. Church, South.
end and North Pennsylvania
Sunday school Easter exercises AZ
10: 80 a. m.
EVENING. 7:30 O'CLOCK.
AntLem-"As 1t Began to Dawn"
Reid. Geo. F. Brierley and choir.
Scripture Lesson.
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover"
Mfllard. Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Pearce.
Messrs. Williams and Dudley and
choir
Prayer
Antaem-"Angels, Roll the Rock A
way" Holden. Choir.
Responsive Reading-Psalm 2.
Solo-"Easter Day. Van de Water.
Mrs. G. Williams.
Easter Offering.
Hymn No. 18Th the Cross Of
Christ I glory" Choir and Con-
gregation.
Scnnecker. Mr.. Dudley and choir
Chorus-"Sing My Soul the Savior's
Glory"
Remarks by the Pastor
Solo and Caorus-"CArist Before Pr
late"
Remarks by the Pastor.
Solo and Chorus Christ ON Calvary"
Remarks by the Pastor.
Charus-"Hail, Holy Cross"
Hymn No. 141-"When I Survey the
Wondrous Cross" Choir ald
Congregation.
Benediction.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Epworth League $50 p. m.
Junior League $500 p. m.
Midwest Service. Wednesday. 1880
p H.
Christian Church Services.
Sunday March 81, 1910.
Tomorrow In Easter Sunday, while
we all love Christmas. yet Easter is
the day that especially gives empla-
sis to life. We live, not TO die but
for a higher birth to everlasting life.
Every one will desire to be In the
nouse of God ON this day. No frivo-
lous spending OF our time on the day
that Jesus wrought out the completion
Of mans emancipation. We are in
dehted to tae Divine. Let us recog-
inze this debt in grateful remembrance
of His suffering. death and resurrec-
ton. We invite you to our services.
There are more people in our city
in our churches. Every churcn
We have a full program morning
and evening. Special feasts OF spirit
ual things.
| Our building fs decorated with
flowers from California. Come.
9:45 Bible Scaool. Supt. J. E. Car
per
rais is the Sunday we pass the 300
anark. Come.
HOO Preaching service. Tneme-
With what bodies do we riser" Of
fertory, FMte solo, Mr. Trube. Solo
He In not here for He has risen" +"
Miss Nelson. Anthem by the choir.
Trio-Organ. Piano and Violin.
| 800 Junior C. z.
&C.: 80 Senior c. e, Pres. c. A En-
nett.
| luctue dctliHS Ecauy " AS1
ever" Miss velma Perkins. Leader.
| 700 Easter Cantata by the juniors
and others. We invite you-
Cnoir conductor Miss Eva Nelson.
Minister. Geo. Fowler
/ First M. {. Church.
(Corner Kentucky & F1fth.)
Morning. IL O'Clock
Organ Prelude, Wagner, Eliza
beth's Prayer" from Tannhauser.-
Mrs. Mckay.
i Easter Hymns and responses, creed
Gloria Patria, lessons. Invocation.
| Offertory. Largo. Handel.
'.Carist Our ver."-Choir
Sermon, "Carist and World Argu
ment-"
Evening, 1880.
j The program for Easter evening
offers q treat for all lovers Of music
and worsnippers Of the risen Christ
AS follows:
VI Organ Prelude, Tschaikowsky. An
dante Cantabile from the Quertette
r Op. IL. Mrs. Mckay.
Easter Hymn.
Invocation.
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Phones IS and "A 215 NORTH Main st
PARSONS & LAWRENCE.
Real Estate, Life and Fire Insurance
Brokers.
Some bargains in improved farms,
dences, suburban homes and acreage.
THE BEST LIFE AND FIRE IN
SURANCE ON THE MARKET.
Every Gay Is bargain day with us.
ASK PARSONS he KNOWS
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plar uniform.
By order of the Eminent Comman-
der. t2.
VIM. w. PHILLIPS,
Recorder.
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Rio Hondo commandery
No & x. 7.

The Easter services win
be held in the New Ma
sonic Temple on Sunday,
March %, 1910 at 8 p. m.
Sir Knignt z. Mcqueen
Grey will officiate.
Sir knights will assem-
BILE at 2:3O d. m. in Ten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
Gin aIteS Berepul

Ser Gltefe @olfsTtamm, Str nod
beute in ben Bergen Snoisns lebt. lit
Der Der Sooas. 2ange bor Dem 9lufz
tau6en anosrer StGmme in Der Sc
birgsesesno tpartn Die Spods Die
Serrf9er oes 9anoes, 0as lie 9.meins
I5aftli6 obne innere Streitist.it.n
perpalteten. Die So6as iino elm i60s
ner Ren1deni9las. srob, gut ees
ipadien uno BON reselmGbiesn 9es
ii6ts5iieeu. Sbre Saut 1T b.Gbraun
unb ibre gusen iino tldr uno b.rras
then cine ni9t eerinse SntelIissna.
Die Uldnner treeen einen leinenen
ooer baumnplenen ll.berpurF, Der
on cine rDmif9e Soga erinnert. Sbre
Sultuns lit itol5 uno piirbis, ibre
9eiihts3iige itnb einnebmsnb, uno ibr
fsines Soaar baIten Iie r.selnGBig ses
I6nitttn unb iursfdltis seoronet. Sbr
fpiirbises gluftreten, 6as lie umgebens
De 9eb.inniB uno ole 9unfeIbsit ib>
rer 9tbitammung babsn mdn6e etbe
rolOsifbe SorIder gu Der glniiht
perunGaBt, 6aB Die Sooas Nd6toms
men Der 2rieser oss Darius ooer
Gleranoers, Der alteu Srpberer Sus
oiens. tpGrtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
S@Iaefertis.

Der ensliI1e 9i9ter Duller psrz
fabte elm lateinif6es 2Obssbi9t uuf
Gromtpea Sltt 3.it, uIs bieIer Protets
tor ipar. 0as Dsrt funo beionoers
Ieiner tlaffIden Spra4e ipegen alls
gemeins @nsrtennung. Dies Sob belt
a6er ben 9i9ter nibt ab, nudOem
Die Republit gefalI:n uno oas 8Onigz
tbum fpie6trb.rgeItellt mar, aud Dem
S6nig &arl II. einsn Panegpritus
gu tpiomen.
Der 8Dnig bate ieOO9 Dem ipunz
telmiitbis.n 9i9tsr oie poetiide Der.
berrii9uns Oss fdlimmftsn 5sinb.s
feiner Dpnuitie ni9t pergehen, ions
bern bemertte einsn Bid in bas ibm
iiberrei9t. Manuitript @uaers ipers
Fsnb, Ip0ttiId: Dante febr; Die
8erie iino re9t nett, aber oas Cob
IieO auf Grompel lit Sbnen bod beis
fer geluneen!"
Sire, sntgegnete Der Di9ter, rbas
fann ni6t anoers fein; uns poeten
selinst Die 0i9tuns INNER befsr uIs
oie Wabrbeit."
9ieie i9ldsfertise glnttpprt, Die fir
Den &6nig cine feline S6mei6el.i snts
bielt, periObnte 3url Ii. nit Dem
Wantelmiitbigen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
Sanle ansrebe.

5raii 9ebeimrutb peiIt duf benz
2anbe gu 8eiud. Sic fiiblt ben innez
rem 8sruf in iid. bic M.nIden au beTs
fern unb gu ldutern, unb psrf9ont teis
men Der urmen 9orfbeppbner nit ibren
Sprii9lein. rMann 9ott.s," fpridt
iie eb.n auf ben ipieber nal Iinnlos be-
truntenen S0rsl Elm, rlpieIo tOmm.n
sic si9entIid busu, 70 arg gu trims
fen2"
"a9. Mabam,A antportet Der
SDrsl ftotternb, has 1T cine traurise
9ei4idte. Sd bin elm 5inbling, unb
man bat mid in sinem &orbe g.funs
ben."
rRun, mas bat bas bamit gu t6un2"
.Gs mar uber elm Gbampasnts,
forb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
Die S6iIIer frana5iiIber eDrens
burger tpnroe.

Die 9eI9ibte BON S9i[lers grs
nennung gum frunsOiifd.n 8iirg.r
mitten in Der So9flutb Der Repolus
tion 1T betunnt. @inSeIbeit.n bariibsr
beri9tet Der in Der S9iIer So-s
f9ung ni9t unbetannte GbarIes
S9mibt, 8ibliotbstar Der Gr9ibss
Rutionales. 9lm "a. 2(uguit 1892,
ipenise Sage mad benz SturS bes
&Onigtbums, eridien Maris SoIspb
Gbenier por Der S6ranfe Der geIebz
sebenben @erIammIung unb srflGrte:
nSn benz 9lugenblid, mo elm Ratios
nalconDent bic franS0iiI9s 8erfdFung
auf bic SObe Der @rtIdruns Der Mens
idenre9te erbsbsn pirb, miiTtn ale
bic, bic in ben perI9ieoenIttn Delts
gegenben our auftIdrung bes meni9s
li6en 9ebanfens uno 5ur @prbersis
tung Der 5rsibsit bei9etragsn baben,
als 8srbiinOete Oes fran50TI9en @oIz
tes anseieben iperben. 8eI9lieBt fir
bic Sugenben, fir bic Salsnte, fir bic
Srei6eitsliebe eine piirbige 8eIobs
nung: mDsen bic Dobltbdtsr Der
Meni9beit gu fran3OiiIasn 8iirgern
ertldrt iperben!" @r cttirts burauf
mebrere Namen. Ra9 Der GrDrtes
rung bieriiber f9Iug 9uabst - Der
betannte 9ironbtIt : Elm Setrst Dor,
oas am 26. bon Der seisBgebenbtn
8erfammlung angenommsn puroe.
gs ertbeiIte ben Sitsl zines fruna0s
iiI9en 8iirgers benz Sottor YrieItlep,
ferner an Sbomas papne, Ssremias
8entbam, 80. Dilberforce, Sbpmas
Charlton, Sacques Madintofb, 9upib
Dt[liams, 9orani, Sodbtm SeinridJ
@umpe, ana6arits @lpots, GorneiIe
Puuip, Peitalossi, 9eorgss DaIbings
ton, Sean @abifon, 8. 8Iopitot.
SbubGus 8osciusto. Sn biefem gus
ssnbIid i9Ius PbiIipp 9tiibI, Gbg.=
orbneter bonn Nieberrbein, einen 3u=
faB Dor unb berlangte bic @inseibs
nuns bes 9i9ters S9iIlsr auf bisTer
2iite. Ser 3uiab iparb angenom=
men; aber ba S9i[er in Srantreid
ntbt febr bstannt mar unb Hiibl ieis
nen Namen san5 elidfitI9 ausipra9.
10 f9rieb bus Sournal bss 9ebuts
unb bes 9ecrets 10, tpie man ben Ras
men geb0rt battle; man brudte aIio
@ilIer. Die anberen pariier 3eitun'
gen ma6tsn es nidt beFer. Der rMtos
niteur" f4rieb 9tlIesrs, Der raubis
teur" 9isler, Der thermometer bsa
Sases" 9i1ers; muir Der rputriots
Srancais" traf uneefdbr bus Riatigs
unb f9rieb S9pIer. 9lIs man ods
Setret f9li.Bli9 abI9idte, iuurbs mod
elm bis6en g.Gnbert, iinb Der Miniiter
Roldnb Ianote an pSerrn 9ille, beuts
i6en S9riftiteIIer" ben Gbrenbiirs.r.
brief. Se9s Sabre lang blieb nun
ipsgen Der unaufbDrli1en &riegsSeit.n |
bieIer Brief in Strabburg liesen. |
2(m /. MGrS 1893 empfing Sdi[ler
erit burb frembe @ermittlung feline
@rnennung gum Gbrenbiirger. gluf
ibn unb aIle, bic es Iafen, muB bua
Oetrst einen .is.ntbiimli9en Ginbrud
gema9t baben. 5ait ale bic Mdnnsr.
beren Ramen oarunter itanben, tparen
guillotinirt tpprben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
gffiis.

Gin b0berer 8edmt.r miro In elm
Dorf entfenbet, um au uHtsrIu9su,
OBJ Die berIunst. 9srsrOberuns Oss
S9ulbduies bort notblpsnoig fei.
Dies bsitdtist iid in Der Sbat. Gr
lGBt oaber ben SrtsuusI6ub Su elmer
8efpre4uns 5uammentommen, pas
benH ole 9emeinOe beiiteuern ppIle.
Qtber man gisbt ibm teine 2(ntport.
nNun". Ordust er. rotr Stuat tann
bod ni9t fir 9laes auftommen =
mas lisfert benn Sbr9"
.Wir". dntportet iebt Der 8iirg.rz
neither. rSerr Ratb. mir Iisfern Die
ainner!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13

= Spmpatbifa. SteGIunssloe
fer Gommis: sd mO9te mir bic
Srage erlduben. OBJ BEL Sbnen pi.Is
l.idt Elm pOftn frei ipGre9" &dufs
mann: r8ebau'rt, i9 made alIe 9lrs
belt felbitl" Commits: rRa. bas
mar ssrube 70 eine SteGuns fir
midi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13

= 9etiinbtgtsr &rebit.
@uit: n9lliO, Du buft ieBt Del Bier
aus Dem 8Grenbrdu? @urum bait
. benn isbt auf sinmal g'tpe5isIt.
po Su bod 10 lang bsim Stor9sns
brdu auss'baIten bait9" 8irtb: nSa,
i9 bGtt' i9on nod ausg'balten =
abtr Der StOr9enbrdu BATS nimmer
ausg'balten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13

= Seine anfi9t. Bauer (bsr
beim Rotar foebsn elm S9riftitiid
nit bret &reuSeln unterfertist bat,
als Elm an6srer eine llrtunos ebsnfaIIs
nit brst arsuSeln unteri4reibD: rSu
i6au, glIte, Der beiBt aud 10 pie
ihi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13

@r: Limb psnn uns i.manb beute
abenO befu4en ppGIte, 10 fassn sic,
i4 falisfe idun."
ppaber sndoiger Serr gebsn
bod eben srit aus!""
,Wobl aber ins Concert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11

They Want To Know"
!. Some Facts Realty Men Should Send to
Inquirers About Oklahoma


1t Is next to Texas In supplying the
Galveston wharyes with shipping
1t has the best equalization OF taxes
private and COZ porate In the world.
Great as its cotton production Is
Oklahoma Is twentieth in the output
OF rs splndes with no record OF q
cotton mill failing to pay dividend
annually
II has the best high school sys-
tenn Ia the United states.
II has more cities which have
doubled In population since 1906 than
any other state or territory within
the Union.
II has more money invested In Alas
ka than any other state save Washing
tom
= 1t has the only river In the world
that IL salty for more than 200 niles
II has both the shallowest and deep
est oil well In the world
Its corporations are more method
lcally dealt with than any Of the states
Population averaged. II has second
largest church membership than any
ether state.
II has forty milllonaires and less
paupers than any other state, without
proportion Of population considered
1t has no idle laborers, possesses
more chance for the yeomen, gives
better returns TO the toiler and offers
through It's constitution. farer deal
% all mankind than any other state
in the union. Il has also the best sys.
tenn of guaranteed state banks in
the Union. less favortism in taxation
and more general prosperity than any
other state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11
GIRLS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
cHICkASAA. OKLAHOMA.

cliICkASiHA, OKLAHOMA.
The s,ate Board og Public Affairs vii
rccoiga untf 1. o,cioclS.nooa, sharp. Feb
ruagaa ara. 1910 bids for the erection aro
completion u the Girls Iadustial scno3
al chickasha oklahoma. in strict &c
cordanoe with plans and specification
prepared ~ Smith 4 PaT, Architects
'McAlesteis Oklahoma, ana 10 be erecte'
un,ler the supervision of tie ssate Boar
Of Public Affairs and It's supervisini
Architect, and in accordance with tho
terms Of proposal and contract,
Plans ana specifications may be seer
~ the office of II. =. Alternately a.
Chickasha Oklahoma; the office Of a.
state Board of Public Affairs and 0r
office Of the Supervising Architect uf tit'
state Board Of Public Affairs, at Guthrie
Oklahoma, ana az the office Of Smith
Parr, Architects, McAleser. oklahoma.
Fl An proposals shall be submitted oi
forms furnished To actual bidders by the
Architect for the Stare Board Of Public
Affairs, and no proposal submitted OF
other than this form viii have consider
alton.
Aceftified check equal to five PEE,
centtm 90 Of the total amount Of nighes
proposal submitted by bidder shall ac
company such proposal, and shall be made
payable 10 the Chairman Of the stat
Board of Public, Affairs. TO guarantee the
Board that the bidder to whom .he work
s awarded win comply with all require,
ments eXacted under ,he terms Of the
proposal ana specifications, and will
and satisfactory contract, and furniA
and file an acceptable bond with thc
Board OF Public Affairs to guarantee tn
full and faithful performance Of the con
tract
Bidders desiring the exclusive use o.
plans ana specifications shall confer with
smith e. Parr, Architects, for terms. etc
This work win be paid for IN tcn-veat
I : per cent interest bearing coupon war
rams, subject TO redemption by the
State at any time after issuance accord
4 ing to law
/ The state Board of Public Affairs re-
i serves the right to reject any or al
pi'poAdise SuDiiitiSu, Ut W dNNNpl "IN
proposition or combination Of PROPOSE
tions. if such appear 20 the best inter
ests Of the State.
All proposals. shall he enclosed in scale,
envelopes and marked bid for Girls In
/, dustrial School at chickasha, Oklahoma
and addressed to r. A. Chandler, Actini
Secretary, Guthrie, Oklahoma.
ROY HOFFMAN.
Chairman.
r. A. CHANDLER,
Acting Secretary.
z. II. WEATHERS,
Architect for state Board Of Public
Affairs.
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