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reception for about one hundred
guests will follow the ceremony. Mr..
Warner and his bride will leave Min
neapolis August 25 and will sail from
San Francisco Saturday, August 81,
on the Shinyo Maru. They will stop
for two days at Honolulu. from there
they will go direct to Hongkong,
China. and from there to Bangkok.
An unfederated club which is doing
splendid civic work is the Woman's
Council Of Duluth. organized but re-
Gently and having a membership Of
about m hundred women who are
members Of other Women's clubs in
the city. and are banded together X
clusively for civic Improvement.
The council includes the president
the city n meets monthly to dis
cuss the needs Of the city and to help
support movements for civic better
ment. The council has a committee
on civics. smoke committee. garbage
committee. educational. domestic
science, evening schools and social
center committees.
All work is done in cooperation
with the Duluth Commercial club and
the Merchants association. One If
the first things taken up was the in
spection Of the poor farm.
The educational committees work
OF the installation If domestic science
Includes the establishment and en-
couragement of evening classes, and
equipment in the schools. A demon
stration of the efficiency of the equip
ment now in the Washington high
school was a luncheon served by thu
girls of the domestic science class to
$50 persons attending the annual.
meeting of the Eighth District of this
Federation in Duluth in May.
The social center work includes
folk dancing. arranging for play
grounds and evening club rooms for
young people and the censorship Of
and moving picture shows.
1t is proposed to do something the
coming season to aid men and wonen
who are discharged from jails anil
warehouses, to give them employment
and make them self respecting and
self supporting
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Maple Lake. Mentor, Mimi. July
29.-Mrs. n. ]. Nelson of East Grand
Forks, has engaged the Neville cot
tage from August 1 for a months
outing.
Miss Fanny Smith of Grand Forks,
has returned after a two weeks visit
with friends at Larimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. n. Carter of
Wilkie, Sask.. are visitors at Victoria
cottage for a week, where they are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ". G.
Smith.
Mrs. Harold Lamming Of Grand
Forks, still holds first place at
bridge" with Mrs. Hayward a close
second.
We that did not go up to the circus
at Grand Forks sat on the shore and
watched Mrs. Judge Wilde and
more fun n no expense attached.
The infabhible prophecies, Mrs.
Burkhardt. predicts fine weather for
the lake during August.
We don't hear much Of ladies'
trains lately. but the longest kind of
a one was visible on the lake wednes-
day evening when the visitors to the
Randall and Babcock cottages got
together.
Mrs. James Elton. who spent last
week at the Smith cottage. writes
that she would like another visit and
enjoy rum dunn and other things till
! a. m.
Mrs. ". G. Smith was among the
surprised when her son. Reg. arrived
in his car. bringing his own family
and Ray Anderson Of Winnipeg. RAY
is taking an annual vacation and will
he glad to meet and beat any diver
who will present himself or herself
within a week.
The Randall's fog whistle can be
heard early and often these DAYS,
proving that the bathing is excellent
and some of the family in most of
the time.
Judge Wilde arrived Saturday on
his annual visit and higher tides on
the lake are expected.
The dancing Saturday night at
B~urkhardt's hall was simply
"scrumptuous." Gilmore Bates GER
tainly can play the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Smith and
daughter. Agnes. Of Minneapolis, and
Mrs. R. D. Campbell of Grand Forks,
spent Monday evening at Breezy
Point Villa, returning Tuesday morn
ing. They autoed out and Glen REM
frey drove the car.
Mrs. Frank Gilby and daughter.
Elizabeth. and Evelyn Wheeler of
Grand Forks. are spending a few
days at the Wells cottage.
F. V. Kent improved 30 that he was
able to return to town after being
laid up for a week with tonsilitis.
Mrs. ]. Hoffman and daughters,
corrine. Dorothy and Helen, and
son. John. Perry Stricken. William
and Jack Woolsey. Mercedice Alex
ander. Genevieve McAlister. Mrs. AL
exander. Mrs. Woolsey and Beth
Gilby enjoyed a picnic Tuesday af-
ternoon back Of Buhn's bay in honor
OF Burel Seymour. who was the guest
Of the Hoffman children.
Mrs. Routzahn Of Grand Forks. is
spending a few days as the guest Of
Mrs. F. NJ. Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen enter
tanned their friends on Thursday at
ternoon at a little social function. The
guests included Rev. and Mrs. Hodg-
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good literature, though a busy law
Yer. to give fifteen minutes every
Friday morning last term and present
the life of Washington Irving; to
make the students acquainted with
Irving in such a way they would read
him for themselves. This term he
will introduce the high school to
Hawthorne, not as a text book or a
classic. but as a living, vital force.
The committee selected twenty-five
of the choicest children's classics and
with the cooperation of the teachers
placed in the different ~rades four out
Of the twenty-five. Some small honor
is to- be given the grade readers who
choose these selections first.
The librarian reports that he can't
buy. beg or borrow enough Of those
with the children we must do our
work in the spread of good litera-
ture."
A home in Bangkok, the capital Of
Siam, will be the future residence of
n Minneapolis bride. Harriet Riggs.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Riggs. who will be married to Harry
D. Warner of Bangkok. will go there
Mr.. Warner is the Bangkok represen-
tative of a large business firm. Bang
kok is the chief port of the kingdom.
and it is situated on both banks of
the Minam, about twenty miles from
the Gulf of Siam. Miss Riggs will
find herself in a city that is a sue
cession of towns. The first is the
commercial town, next the town of
the Asiatics which is built mostly of
bamboo RATS on the river: then the
consular district, and lastly the Chi
nese Bangkok and the native Siamese
town, dominated by the royal palace.
The wedding of Miss Riggs and MI.
Warner will take place at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs. 3117 Pleasant
avenue. Wednesday evening. August
u. Miss Riggs has chosen her sister,
Miss Roberta Riggs. for her maid of
honor, and Miss Valentine Hayes will
be the bridesmaid. Will Perry will be
Mr.. Warmers best ma and Paul Rau-
paugh will also be an attendant. A
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LAKESIDE.
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Lakeside. Bemidji. Mimi, July %.
Tuesday evening the Misses Ger
aldine and Ernestine jacob enter
tanned at their delightful summer
home, "Burchmont Beach, in honor
of Miss Lillian F%airchild, who has
been their guest for the past two
served. The guests We're: Misses
Lillian Fairchild, Martha Barnes,
Martha Williams. Alice Allen. Caro-
line Shideler, Geraldine and Ernes-
tine jacob; Messrs. Byron Russell.
Ralph Lycan, Wilbur Lycan. Myron
Bacon, Ray Pinkham. Vic Campbell,
Archie Palmer. Will Holmes, Ernest
Rorke and Othmer Montgomery.
Mr.. Henrianette drove out from
Bemidji in his machine Wednesday
evening. He was accompanied by
Harold Dane. They spent the night
at Mr.. Danes camp.
Robert Carter is a guest at the
Griffith cottage.
Ray Pinkham and Vic Campbell.
who have been on a trip through
northern Minnesota this summer.
spent a few days with friends here
this week.
Myron Bacon returned to his home
in Grand Forks Friday.
c. c. Gowran returned to the lake
Saturday after two weeks in Grand
Forks.
Tom Griffith spent Sunday with
his family.
Miss Martha Williams. who has
been the guest of her mother for the
past two weeks. left Saturday for
Maple Lake, where she spent Sunday,
returning to Grand Forks the first of
the week.
Miss Florence Finnigan. who was
here last summer at "Blarney Castle"
was the guest of friends a few days
this week. She is visiting Miss Olive
Cunningham at Riverside.
Mr.. Buxton of Benidji, has taken
the Shideler cottage for a month. He
is entertaining his mother and his
sister. Mrs. schinn and her baby
daughter of Sioux City, Iowa.
O. S. Hanson came over from
Grand Forks Sunday to spend a few
days with his family.
s. A. Hubbell was an over Sunday
visitor.
Leete Van SICKLE went to the Forks
Saturday to attend the fair.
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Miss Winnie Finch n Bride.

The marriage last evening at 5
o'clock OF Miss Winifred Finch, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
finch of 323 South Fourth street, and
mr.. Charles a. King was an event Of
unusual social interest. for both young
people are popular and we'll known
members of local society. AS the bride
1oade no announcement of the happy
event the news will be received with
surprise as we'll as interest and scores
OF friends will hasten to extend con-
gratulations. Mr. and Mrs. King will
leave tomorrow evening for the twin
cities n will spend two or three
weeks at the lakes before returning
to this city to be at home to their
friends.
Miss Finch chose a very simple
nome ceremony for her wedding and
yesterday was the thirty-eighth we'd
ding anniversary of her parents, their
marriage taking place at Marietta,
emo. Only the family members were
present and Rev. w. r. Blaker. pastor
OF the Episcopal church at Minot, read
me marriage service in the absence of
the local pastor. Rev. J.. x. Burleson.
me couple were unattended and the
vows We're spoken at 3 o'clock. The
hrldes gown was fashioned Of fine
white lawn. daintily trimmed with lace
and embroidery. and the home was
Wv heu WIN quantities OF sweet peas.
The service Of an elegantly appointd
" edding dinner followed the cere-
mony.
The bride is a daughter of one of
the city's most highly esteemed pion-
eer families. Mr. AND Mrs. ri. G.
Finch having been residents of Grand
Forks for the past thirty-four years.
she is known and favored in the
society of both young and old. Mr..
King is a former Pembina boy who at
tended the state university for a few
years previous to taking a position
Nth the international Harvester com
ra ny in this city where he is nov,e en-
ployed as travelling salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finch are sending no
announcements Of their daughters
marriage within the city.
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Nrs. Th"mas a. SWlsgum gave a
prettilN appointed dinner at ! O'CLOCK
today ut her Walnut street home as
a farewell compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. \. Carter of Wilkie. Sask.,
and Mrs. Roy Miller of Edmonton.
Alta. the guests of Mrs. George y.
Nelson. Mrs Swicsum Used PINK
sweet peas for her table decoration
and bowls of the same flower in the
ether rooms. Covers We're laid for
me family, guests of honor. and Mrs.
Nelson with her two children, Miss
Erma and Master Roland, and Miss
Agnes Heltne of Grafton assisted in
serving.
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Picnic supper Tonight.

A company of twenty young people
will gather at Lincoln park this even
Ing for a picnic supper party in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. L. y. Carter of
Wilkie. Sask.. n Mrs. Roy Miller of
Edmonton. Alta, who expect to leave
Wednesday evening for their homes
after a two months visit here as
guests of MIR. and Mrs. George y. Nell
son OF Walnut street. The
will spend the evening hours in the
open and enjoy q farewell visit with
the guests Of honor.
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Mrs. w. \. Fr"rN who is entertain-
ing Mrs {. NJ. Hopkins OF Chicago as
her interesting guest for several days
gave a pretty but informal afternoon
in her honor when she. entertained
sixteen aides at her residence on In
ternational avenue. Mrs. Crarv adorn-
ed her rooms With fragrant summer
garden flowers and was assisted by
Mrs. f. NJ. Read. h guests brought
their needlework and among them
were two other guests from away,
Mrs. +. y. S%turteVant of Sioux City.
Iowa, and Mrs. Beehe of Burlington.
Iowa. a delicious luncheon service
brought the afternoon to a close.
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Here to Attend the Fair
Guest Leaves for Merrill.

Miss Eliza B%rathovde of Minneapo-
ms who has been a charming guest at
the nome of Mr.. n Mrs. P. O.. Thor
son on Chestnut street for the past
few weeks has completed her visit
with her sister, Mrs. G. Q. Lebacken,
at Reynolds and left for Merrill, Wis,
wher she will spend the remainder
OF the summer as the guest of another
sister, Mrs. NJ. T. Tockley. Miss
larathhovde is a cousin of Mrs. Thor
son
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Rnbertsons Left Sunday.

MF. and Mrs. AVN Robertson who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Robertson for the past month
left Yesterday afternoon to motor to
Devils Lake and other points west.
after which they will return to Min
neapolis. making The entire trip by
auto. They will go by way of Fargo
and Lake Melissa and at the latter
place will be Joined by Miss Ada Rob
ertson and her guest. Miss Lucille
Hale of this city who will return to
Minneapolis to complete her visit
there.
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Miss Burr Coming for Month.

MISS Margaret Rurr Of Minneap polls,
daughter of Nh. and Mrs. w. H. Burr,
former Grand Forks residents. and
Russell GAYLORD. also of MINNEAPOLIS
Will arrive Thursday TO he guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Il.
Bangs on South Fourth street for the
month of August. Both young people
VIII be among the guests at the dane
ing party TO be given August ) by
Misses Ruth Withheld and Margaret
sargent and Miss Burr undoubtedly
will receive numerous other prett,-
social attentions. as h was a popu-
lar member of the Younger social set
'urinS her residence here.
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Oft in the Silly Night.

Oft in the Silly night.
Ere slumber's chains have bound
me,
I feel the hateful bite
OF shelters flying round me.
The huzzing wings.
The sp:teful stings,
The muttered curses spoken;
The vicious cracks,
The aimless whacks,
With which the quiet is broken:
Then in the Silly night,
Ere clumher's chain has bound me,
Though I am melted quite.
I pull the clothes around me.
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Guests from New England.

Miss Ruth Withheld is entertaining
charming New England girls at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Withheld on Reeves avenue. for
the month of August. The young la
dies arrived Saturday and are Miss
Edna Smith of Bridgeport. Conn. and
Miss Ruth Farrar of Brookline, Mass.
The girls are Nassar college students
and will be guests of honor at the
Whithed-Sargent dancing party next
week. Two other house guests whom
Miss Withheld has invited for he
dancing party are Miss Mary Louise
Turner and Miss Helen Belknay. both
of Minneapolis.
Miss Withheld entertained informal
~ this afternoon in honor of Miss
smith and Miss Farrar. bridge whist
being the pleasure. A Of
young ladies, enough for three tables.
were bidder and the game was follow
cd by a dainty luncheon service. Miss
Withheld used ummer flowers for dec
Grafton of her rooms.
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r>t Comes Thursday.

Miss Hazel Edison will arrive from
L:rlmore Thursday to be the guest Of
Miss Margaret Sargent of Reeves ave-
nue. and to attend an informal dancing
party to be given that evening by the
varsity Bachelor club at their fra
ternity home at the university. This
midsummer dance is an annual affair
which the fraternity boys give every
year during fair week when SO many
FORMER university students and visiting
young people are in the city.
MISS Edison will remain until after
next Monday evening when she will
be among the honor guests at the
Whithed-sargent dancing party.
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Mrs. E. G. Bates Here.

oar: anu WITS. W. II Se1sey OF
ant visit from Mrs. E. c. Bates Of
Minneapolis. a former resident Of this
city who return every summer for a
visit at the Kelsey home. Mrs Bates
will be here until the middle Of tho
month but will also visit her son. Gill
more. and with relatives at Forest
River. Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey
with their guest. Mrs. Bates. Chester
Kelsey, Gilmore Bates and Raymond
Collins motored to Maple Lake and
enjoyed a Sunday outing at Breezy
Point Villa. They drove home last
evening.
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Miss Miller An August Bride.

Inc announcement today of the APP
preaching marriage OF Miss Lottie
Elaine Miller. youngest daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. Simeon NJ. Miller of 1413
Lewis Boulevard, Riverside Park and
MIR. Nana Delbert Foote adds another
70 the already interesting list of .Au-
gust nuptial events. Mr. Mrs. Mil
Ter nave not given out the date of their
daughters wedding but it will be a
simple home event With only the
members of the two families as
guests.
The br%ide-to-be is a very charming
and highly esteemed young lady who
Foote is the we'll known agent of the
underwood Typewriter company in
this city who has just resigned that
position to take Yer the agency for
the Royal typewritsr:
Mrs. Jensen Hostess Today.
Miss Maude Doran of Chicago was
guest of honor at a Very informal but
pleasant afternoon given today by her
sis, Mrs. Martin Jensen of Cheyenne
avenue, whose guest she has beer!
for h past several days. Miss Doran
expects to complete her visit here
the latter part of this Week and Mrs
Jensen invited a company OF twelve
ladies to meet her this afternoon.
They brought their sewing and passed
the hours happily in the parlor which
was made fragrant With bowls of
pretty garden flowers. Mrs. Jensen
was assisted by Miss Edna McMullen
an danother charming guest from
away was Mrs. William Jones of
Waukegan,. H., who is being enter
tained at the home of Prof. and Mrs.
George w. Jones of Thomas street.
The hostess RECALLED her COMPANY
with light refreshments at the close.
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Entertained for Sister.

Mrs. G. NJ. Williamson entertained
informally Saturday afternoon at her
home on Belmont avenue in honor of
her sister. Miss Alma Holstrom of
Minneapolis, who is her guest. Mrs.
Williamson invited twelve Belmont
avenue young ladies to meet her sis
ter and was assisted by Mrs. George
Wilder and Miss Alta Smith. A DAM
ty refreshment service brought the
afternoon to a close.
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Miss Smith Coming.
Miss Agnes Smith. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Walker Smith Of Ninns-
apoHs. will arrive in q day or wv to
visit her several girl friends here for
q rev weeks and to attend the Whit
h~ed-Sargent dancing party next Mon.
day evening.
Motored to CrookstOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Hohoff accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Geist
and Mrs. A. j. AnDyke motored to
Crookston Sunday and spent the aft
ernoon as guests OF Mrs. NJ. Milligan.
Iney drove home in the evening.
MIinot Guests Return.
Mrs. John Nelson and her three
daughters who have been guests of
Mrs. HI. X. Geist Of North Sixth street
Tor the past two weeks returned yes
terday to their home at Minot. On
their arrival they expected to meet
Mr. Nelson who is just returning from
a trip to Vancouver, Wash, where
ne has been visiting Mrs. Nelson's
lather. William Elliott, a former resi-
dent of this city.
Here I o Attend the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Sande, prominent
Larlmore residents, arrived yesterday
from their home city and Mrs. Sande
VIII spend the ntire week here at
tending the fair. She will visit at ne
nones "f Mrs. Silver Bake. Mrs. {. L..
SanGe n Mrs, P. .. Thorson. Mr.
Sande. returned home this morning
put Will return for the fair later in
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Informal Dinner This Evening.

liiIorHlal lJinnef This en1
Mrs. N. B. Black will give a family
dinner party at her Chestnut street
home this evening in honor Of Miss
Mayme Powers of Marinette, Wis,
who is a delightful guest at the home
OF her sister. Mrs. Norman D. Black.
Mrs. Black will serve at 6 o'clock and
covers will be laid for eight.
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Mother is Improving.

NAOS111 Is IINQfOVInE.
Misses Rose and Maggie Mulloy
left last evening to resume their
teaching duties at Herrick and st.
Andrews after spending a week in the
city attending the summer school in
stitute. The girls left their mother,
Mrs. Patrick Mulloy of Cashel, who
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at st. Michael's hospital much
improved.
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Guests at j. G. Moore Home.

DR.. and Mrs. j. g. Moore of North
Fourth street nave a house party of
guests at their home for fair week.
Mrs. Moore's brother. Robert Hal
crow, with his wife and on. Ray
mond, arrived today from Nowesta
w H. Moore came from Snowflake,
Man.
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Are Leaving Minof.

.1TV 14dSIHk MlIOt.
Minot Optic: Minot friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Arville Heder will learn
with regret that they have decided to
leave Minot September first, and will
go to Montana. where Mr.. Heder will
open law offices. The Heders have
been prominent socially and in
church circles and the keenest regret
is felt that they are SO oon to leave.
They will go to Medicine Lake, Mont.
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Guest From Mortified.
DR.. n Mrs. ]. B. Baasen who are
occupying the DR.. Libby residence on
South Sixth street for the summer are
enjoying a pleasant visit from Mrs.
Baasen's sister. Mrs. e. c. Raineri of
Northield. MINI. Mrs. Raineri will
remain over for a few days Of the
fair and returns home toward the
latter part of the week.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-16
PROPOSALS,

SEALED PKOPOsAIS. lNDORSED FRO
pnsats fce RnadvayA" vtn b received ct ths Be-
rsau Il Yards and Docks. Navy DspAstDenf. Wash-
,ns;cs .: g; Until y .'ssoA = T.; NovE1sER
roadway st the Naval Hospttal Resssvatioa. wash
inston. D. c. Essinstsd cu.. &0o Pias snA
pecAestions can Be- o6taieed q appatatin to the
ssssr Z. Dia oeiGS
UNITED STATES CAff76E WAsaINGT0N
d. C.-ssalsd proposals.. in duplicate. for the
following fuel for ths Usitsd Stssss capito, Power
Pi,at ior he asc.l ~. esd,.s Jun: .. ~. yin
United stats Capitoa Building and Grounds. until
o'esoca .. N. oa tbs INST DAY or OCTOBER.
Di4 and st that hour opsasd b the pssssses q
tons. noe q Ian. q btuninons coal. Bidders
must pecify Names q coal and location q nines
fsua which Obtained All cnai 70 weish 130
n & d. C. c.esso I % Po.s Pi.ss .' sssss IL % Ca. M
AsA Psst, Washington. d. c.. st sudh tins and
In sach quantities - may Be- ordered b. de- nm.
denssnsd. An eo.l VII b inspscsd snd .s.shed
dssisnsd. for which no eharss vii b made to
the contractor. Each proposal must b sccnmpa-
sisd b. crsti6sd check sos Saee payabas 10 esdss
of the Supsftnsendent United Stst0 Capttn1
Building and Grounds. TO b forfeited 10 The
United States upon refusal failure Of the biddsr
b enter into any contract avafdsd within ID days
msdissely returned 10 unsncersfui bid6sn. and 70
aaccesful btddef upou e1ecution a ontrse4 In &C.
cr6aDc9 with thaas specincatio0o and d1ng of bond
for faithful psrfoFmancs a the onnditinos thereof
with satidscfory suretieA All coal must Be slip
ped in steel drupbottom cara and the Goserment
vill tats all necessary aeps for testing technically
and peacica1ly. an tbs Goals psupnsed. In essut
Of delivery d cpotfaetor Il unsatiAaooFy fuel the
uDdaAgped nay buy coal in opsn nAstet. and ex-
cess In sust osef contract psios viii be charged
sEain& the ouutsacf@. The right b reserved to
reject any or an peoposala Bids should b In
dosssd 'Prupnal for Coal" and sdAsosd to the
saperintendent United ststes Capitol Building and
GrouDda By ORDE3 OF HOUSE OFfTCE
BUILDING COMMISSION. Eiiiot Woods. 3d.
psrintsndent Uuiaed ststes cspatoi Dd1diug and