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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-08
The 4th wa, celebrated in Bon

The 4th was celebrated in Bon
ners Ferry informally, but with
none the less enthusiasm. In fact
there was more booming of explo-
sives, more display of flags and
bunting than in former years.
There was more money expended
in celebrating and many no doubt
enjoyed themselves full as we'll as
had program been prearranged.
There is a time for all things.
The time to take DeNitts Little
Early Risers is when you are suf-
fering from constipation, bilious
ness, sick headache, indigestion or
other stomach or liver troubles. J.
F. Cook.
The Kootenai Valley straw
berry crop is now coming in. The
shippers are sending cut 20 to 80
crates a DAY.
What is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure?
1t is the newly disco cred remedy
the most Elective remedy ever de-
vised for aiding the digestion and
assimilation of food, and restoring
TIE deranged digestive organs to a
natural condition. 1t is discovery
surpassil g anything yet known to
the medical profession. j. F. Cook
The K. V. Ry expect the ar
rival OF steel most any day now
but will probably not commence
laying track before the 18th,
j. A. Schear Of Sedalia, Mo.
saved his child from death by
Group by using One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t cures coughs, colds, pneu
monia, la grippe and all throat anC
lung troubles. J. f. Cook.
The 4th on the Kootenai was {
cool day, but it did not proven
many persons from having no
time.
The merchants I of Bonner
Ferry sold an immense lot of good
this week
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-08
What is ShiIohq

A grand old remedy for Cough
Colds and Consumption; used
through the world for half a cen
tury, has cured innumerable cases
of recipient consumption and re
lieved many in advanced stages. If
YOU are not satisfied with the results
we will refund you money. Price
25 cts, 80 cts, and 500. For sale
by J. F. Cook, Druggist.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-08

Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
The firm of S. Billings & &C. is
this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. S. Billings retiring.
Mr.. Geo. H. Ross will continue,
the business in his own name at
the old stand, and will pay all
debts and collect all money due the
old firm,
Dated at Port Hill, Idaho, May
4, 1899.
S. BILLINGS.
50 At Gee. II. Ross.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-08

Owing to some misunderstood
ing about expenses, the base ball
team did not play at Rathdrum on
the 4th.
"A fine line of Jewelry just re.
ceived at McLaushlin's store
Chains, Charms, Rings, Pins, etc
all Narrated.
If 1t takes all kinds of people
to make town, Bonners Ferry
is a town. Every creed, nationality
and present condition of servitude
is here.
Why Buy yonr Boys Clothes
elsewhere when we have $50 suits,
4 e. IA in size, 10 pick from, at the
Bonner Mere, Co Ltd.
The latest change brings the
west bound ~ .cnger along al AS
a. M, and the east bound at 1876
p. m.
, REA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature :i lIz19zZzzu
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Many a Lover.

Has turned with disgust from an
otherwise lovable girl with an
offensive breath. Karl's Clover
Root leo puri6es the breath by its
action on the bowels, etc, as nothing
else will. Sold for years on abso
lutte guarantee. Price % cts. and
so cts. For sale by J. F. Cook
Druggist.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-07-08
Church Services.

Catholic.-Mass at the Catholic
Church on the 4th Sunday of
each month, at 10 30 "a m. Sun
day School at 2:3O p. m. every
Sunday.
REV. T. J. PURCELL, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN Morning Services,
1920; Sunday School, every
Sunday, l1;30, a. M Young
Peoples Meeting, every Sunday,
7.30 p m. Evening Services, s
o'clock. Prayer Meeting, every
Thursday evening, s o'clock.
Preaching services on the first
and third Sundays only of each
month. Rev. JOHN H. Hope,
Pastor.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-14
CONCLUSION

Treasurer Fields accounts we're very we'll kept and with the exception OF
some clerical elrCrsw were found correct and 10 checking his accounts be rendered
q all assistance which be could and vas cOutspua aud ObNging 10 US
The crrurs noted 10 Collector Browns account seem TO have occurred from
his lack Of experience in keeping accounts aud having to depend upon some. one
else to 90 ths clerical part Of bis work. He cheer fully rendered us all The RsdRt
anGe h9 could ia checking bis accounts ad VAST courteous aud obiging.
The errors noted IN Collector Duunings account seen to have occurred from
lack Of expeneuee in keeping accounts and nothing found would indicate adesre
to faify his b os
EE Clerk McRas has failed to keep any warrant account expense account or
other accounts to indicate the condition Of the eountys finances 1t is true he
has made some charges aud some credits in the CLERKS Ledger" but il many in
stances 10 fact all. aocounts kept With x Collector Brown are unbalanced. Taking
the "ledger' as it was left ty Clerk McRae and il woald show both Collector
Brown and Treasurer Fields as charged with a treat deal aud credited with very
little, IN fact would indicate that they we're eaCh heavily 10 debt to the county,
which you will se y statements we submit is untrue as their accounts excepting
a few clerical errors are balanced.
The commissioners for the past four years have been remiss 10 their duties
an instaucs Of which was their failure II check up the accounts OF the officers
Asan instance in checking Monroe Fields accounts he turned over o VI interest
coupons which he paid in 1896 and which the commissioners had not cancelled nor
checked with the accounts which he had rendered from time to time.
With the exception Of making up an expense account and balancing the tax
rolls u the county, this completes u examination.
Your committee desires to thank Treasurer McHenry and Clerk Stafford for
oourtaies extended, AZ also your Honorable Board.
Respectfully submitted,
JOE PkEwrrr,
"FF.etlE. E. j. SHARP,
Goumittse.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-14

Shipped and kept in sealed
iron drums retains its
strength aud does better
work than that viii b
comes loose in kegs.
We can buy London Pur-
pie just a trihe cheaper in
kegs but we are selling the
other kind at the same
figure some ask for the key
article because we believe a
srtisfed customer is worth
more to us than the differ
enco in profit on the two
grades. Large stock Of
Paris Green on hand at
bottom prices.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-14
AZTEC, NEW MEXICO.
Debility Positively Cured.

Anyone run down by sickness or OveFWork,
can 30 restored 70 health and vigor by TAX
ing DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver B5mtfg
and Nerve Tonic. When you take a nledf-
cine take the best. This preparation f. the
prescription Of an eminent physician who
has attained q high position BY virtue o. his
success In practice and the merit OF hts writ
inga on medical questions. ~ not aatledod
attor using one bottle you mnney VII b
refandsa By
W. q. WILLIAMS Aztec, n. n.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-14
''Prlnee albert"

Prince Albert, the Clydesdale stallion,
will make the season at Aztec and 90
the La Plata. Will be in Aztec one
week, commencing Monday. April nth,
aud alterna e weeks through the season.
Prince Albert is thoroughbred Clydes-
dale. Terms liberal.
9 +. V. WILLIAMS. Owner.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-14
NEE COUNTS CONDITION.


j. b Mahzanares. tax 1895 marked. "ahated by o. CONS 800 Noeuthor.
icy found o. commissioner report This. also Wasi 10 the handgrung OF Mchao
W. r. Ginams tax schedule 1891, marked by MeRae red. 3d. Tor which We
could Ind no authority.
$1,000. for which We find noauthoiy.
End 10 authority Tor the change. She was fret assessed 70 20 acres OF land al IS
pei acrsb but in extending The assessor made al euor making amount t2J Then
hcRas reduced the assessment to S6 per acre aud finally after the matter wac put
% he tar oil there zero two houaoholdsr8 exemptions allowed, See Commits.
ioneu5 journal, page 1913 and 48
aumciant Tor tha report.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-14
FRUIT TREE EXEMPTIONS.

10 1896 atthe meeting n tho Commissioners 10 July (Oomsrl Jour, page 32I
an order wasm made as follows: Complaint having been made by the taxpayers Of
the county that the assessment O. land s excessive, the Board ordered that the
assessment o all lands as IL stands revised by said Board be reduced 20 per cent
Our purpose 10 calling attention to this order lie to show that all fruit tree sxemp-
tuous W. re enormously made for that year as the reduction OF % per cent was
made from the gross amount ot land aud not the net amount after deductng fruit
tree exempuons. which virtually made "a reduction on each acre Of fruit trees Of
one hundred and twenty (S12O dollars instead Of ont hundred S1OU dollars az
.aMowad by laW
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-14

We have money to loan on San Juan
county real estate at lowest rates Of int
crest. Call on or write, The Local Sc
curity Co., Durango. Colo, or Granville
Pendleton, Aztec. n. NJ.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-14
seed corn.

A few hundred pounds OF selected
yellow seed corn Tor sale at &c.
PRICE WALTERS.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-14

WANTED SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
pereone In this territory to manage our
business 10 their own aud nearby counties. 10 is
mainly Office work conducted at home. Salary
straight 500 a year aud expenses definite,
honahde, no more, no less salary. Monthly $40.
References. kuclose salf-addrossed stamped
envelope Herbert r. Hess, Priest, Dept IA.
Chicago.
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central station as follows;
''"" EMPIRE STATE rEspE EMPRESS LIMITED
Fastest tain In the World Due Buualo. 4'@S p ~
Niagara Falls. 80 p. NJ. Toronto. 300 !. N: De
trot. II 10 F. NJ Limited 20 its seating espsciy
S.f5 =. Mast MAIL. Daiy-For Buffalo. Niagara
Falls and Cleveland
1910 A. NJ DAY EXPRESS. except sunday For
Buffalo and al important New York state points
100 =. NJ SOrTHWESTERN LIMITED and chi
CAGO SPECIAL Daily-F0r columbus Cincin-
natl Indianapolis st Louis and Chcago.
3.3O T. M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
sunday Stops az important stations ~ -.
300 p. Make SHORE LIMITED. Daily nour
train 20 Chicago. via Lake shore Due Cleveland
parlor
600 P M-y'EsTERN EXPRESS Daily-FOr Niagara
Falls Toronto. Cleveland, Chicago.
6.25 p M.-NORTHERN EXPRESS Daily.For Troy
T.3D = N-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAT. EXPRESS. Daily. -,
$50 2. M.-BUFFAIO AND sOrTHWtsTEHHN
Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis and ST. Louis
o,15 p M-PACFIc EXPRESS. Daily-For Ogdene-
burg. Niagara Falls Cleveland chicago, ard ex
12IO nlght-MIDNIGFT EXPRESS. For caiea7o
every night except SUNDAY nights sunday
nights. Chicago sleepers leave az gl3.
Harlem DIVISION
O.15 A. NJ and 3:55 p. M.-Day, except Sunday. 70
Pittsfed. Sundays only az oi@o a NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trans
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket and Wagner ornees at Grand Central station
235 Columbus Ave 81 West l25;h 81. l2lth St station
and i3sth st Station 33s and T2o Fulton St.
and lo6 Broadway, z D. Brooklyn .. ,,.,. vo-s
Telephone 27eo Thirty-eighth Street for Ne" norH
Central Cab service Baggage checked from hotel resi-
dence by WestcOtt Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General PASSENGER Agent.
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DELAW ARE. LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations IN New York 100, barclay 40 ghrisopasr -:
yFsTfgfIE TRAINS PULLMAN lIFFHt 'AH-
IlNrSCH LIGHT. ....,
sO0 4 VI -BiNGHAMToN NAH. stop a. p''nSP'
stations ..r.,s ufSG
uAMTON OWEGO. ITHACA Ei-MihA rhhN't, -.
ars OsWEGs ~ PRESS Pullman L-let faf.i .s -
S@rnsctlng al Bunalo with irans ~ chic@So ana p'
West - ,,...t- ,s.,.te,isf II
-. f5- SCRANTON HfNgHAMINN arf h.-s. 1870
p.,ln,n r1.n.t parllr Cars a. Emira lhr'l<h se"ee
irv ar. ana iay coach ChcaEo arriving ar 81" "
~, IsN' n '"scRANroN. wir.KEsnA ARB ara PLrh-
'.S',--tf rvpprs- Pullman Bu-cf Parlr AZ ..s--,
30, n Al fsnNyl-CfiICAGp and ISL ~. 49,
pr,t .D LIMITED EMPRESS f1r s.AANt., tss,yrr
~ !. NToN Er.NfRA BUFFALO. LHhHi'h ~ - y.
sLEfPiSG cAR New YORK TO chbaso Dinns ."
.ssi * AZ 'ssily,-RrFFALO EXPRNsS, rrLiMAS
S.s'' prpc for SCRANTON. HiNGHANIpN az
MI. uATtt .forNT MORRIS ana b'ffADb Az
s1.ir~ a. fn1frNin : a. 81 .... .....,
IN y n daily BUFFALO. Scranton. .hiNt~
ii vroN OWHiO TIN AGA, tiNlhA, lLlAA
syRAcrsE and OswEGo EXPRESS Pullman bsn''
slerpers ....... .,.,,.fuor -tO~a A.
uESRV GAZE 4 SONS Ltd iis broadway - fafk
pIar. o9 AMI gg2 Broadway Tickets a. ferr, Sat ~
~ Fourth ave l0rner Twelfth 81 81 Wcsi one nun
dres ana twenty - Columbus ave. New lork
tas ARD I'D Fulton and io1 Bro~d~ay brook)h
TSro. table giving fun information ~ all stai'ons
WEsTCOrT's EXPRESS COMPANY Will caN for a.
check baggage from hotel residence TO eesuna'seo
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1syas & New Orleans Railroad Company.
Calls for Offers of First Mortgage Bonds for
Sinking Fund

49,. Atlantic Tru.. Company substituted trustee ue
-. 1ae,,r-s q, Mortgage and Deed ot Trust. bearing
-, o-s, sav OF August. 1915. made and executed oy
-. Ts,as and New orleans Railroad Company a. re-
orvs,,,e8 IN 1874 70 Edwin b Morgan and Henry N.
sn,., a. Trustees 20 the payment Oh ''s rms
v-.xav~ Bonds for one thousand dollars each maturing
=, ~. rrs, dav @; August, 1905 and therein NOR iuy
described having OF hand . the amount o. I"eh'y-
go. thousand Az. hundred collars $4,000 applicable 10
s ,srpt,on o. said bonds hereby invites proposals ioF
,s cal, and transfer 70 Il Trustee o. The Sinking Fuha
.,-orn6sr q such amount OF said bonds as the said
.,or-, O, Tweny-seveu thousand Ave hundred eo4a's
e., IN hand shall adequate 20 pay for
IN. Trustee is only authorized 70 accept bonds o1ereo
hereunder A. not exceed ng cent above par The
h-ss purchased hereunder 20 be Cancelled as pro
,es In said Incenure Of Mortgage and Deed CT Trust
r-osais Tor such and transfer In writing. er-
close, IN sealed envelopes endorsed Proposal for sale Of
.sae and New Orleans Railroad Bonds VII BE- received
~ ne undersigned i,s oce. Number 50 William Street.
n. ci,y o. York. Up the Is; day of February
lse9 At noon.
DATED NEW YORK. January 7th. 1890
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY.
JSo. ALVIN YOUNG. Secretary.
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f,nannal
..,>~~.rssSs<X< XORE ONTARIO AND WEST

TIE NEW noKH eoN D hsr,sy give. motto. to
ERN RAJ po~5s known as ''coNsoLIDATED FIRST
,hs holders OF FIVE PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
MoRTGAGsGn ne mortgage or deed o. Trust dated APT,
ilih -" go company. Trustee. thai said Ra.lway
Neran' ,ends TO take Up and re1een az. OF the e9nds
CompSny hen issued under said moTtsSse or decd OF
that nav .e first day Of Iure. N We year eigh'esn
rust on 1' n,nety-nne useal o. paving therefor the
hundred as hn,sand and ATTY dollars for each one
sun Of sS,lar bond and Ave hundred ana twenty -nye
,holssrt i've hundred dollar bond az all IN
dosrs ioT TO said nrgt dap CT June lss' upon
,sres; acu deiivery OF such bonds and all coupons
tesentaon -n1anire unpaid on said dey az the once
,nereot tnen company Number sc Beaver street in
~ shd Ha - york The bonds proposed 10 be taken
the city o. 100 are numbered from ID 10 one
NJ snd TO- ..n Of tho denomination Of i've hundred
,rousand -, ZACH and from thousand and one
dollars SOW ,sousand hundred (6lOo) OF the de-
u0D 20 - one thousand dollars $1,000 each all said
sannbes nor said bonds will cease 10 accrue or be
Interest W. w aftc- A-st day OF June. lSin.
payao hond shall not be presented 10 sac , ~
Il any " nsyrnent on said first day Of June, 1880, or
COMPANY Ss,s thereafter the said Railway company
within tDH s SAID 20 the credit OF such bond
vii deposn, holder thereof n Il be registered the
or Ire ay.d and designated and also the anloun, Of
sun soo or coupons due and remaining unpaid upon
sny cosps q. The said frst day OF June lSN ~
sses e sew YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
THOMAS z. FOWLER President
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giip properip for Sale.
A WORD TO HOUSE SEEKERS.

YOU SAY YOU WANT A REALLY GOOD
4-sTORY HOUSE. NOT LESS THAN 90 FEET
WIDE. THOROUGHLY WELL BUILT, WITH
MODERN PLUMBING. LARGE, LIGHT
ROOMS AND ARTISTIC DECORATIONS
AND READY TO MOVE RIGHT INTO WITH
OUT FURTHER DELAY. AND YOU DON'T
WANT TO PAY MORE THAN $4,000 OR
$4,000 WELL LOOK AT MY NO. 30 WEST
10TH ST AND SEE WHETHER 1T DOES
NOT ABOUT MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS.
THEN COMMUNICATE AND LET Me SEE
WHAT CAN DO AS TO PRICE.
CHARLES Buck,
OWNER. 100 WEST 42ND STREET.
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Real estate Uanteo.


Manufacturers wish 20 purchase plot OF land OF trDn
ten to twenty for the accommodation Vi '"'" ~
featuring plant -..,.. -r,r,---v FIVE
MILES OF BATTERY PARK. NEW YORK; Ihe prop
have connection WIN lhr nnpp -
York ana direct connections LniuproFro
property preferred. 49,. -. -.
consideration each be accompanied ~ a
% the property showing It's area the position a
Of any buildings thereon and it, railway and water
way connections. The depth u water rusi De sta,rl
the present assessed value OF the properly ne
rate ~ all taxation during the past three YEAR f ci
and condition Of Improvements ana inc pIp
posed price We consider personal Applications
No commissions will be paid by Us or BY our clients
BUTLER HOFFMAN JOGLNE Il MYNpERSE
- WI street. New York Clty.
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DRoo,rE sTREET-sUPREME CO..

- County of Nea York.-Charl~s IAn.er. as Irustse
FOR Elisabeth o. Bacon Planii1 against Bernard hoeeh
stock and others Defendants 81.
In pursuance Of a Judgment % Foreclosure Ani she'
duly made and entered the above entitled action Deai
I'M date 2sth cay December u.s. the unorrsls.su
the Referee In sad judgment na-'rl viii SEA az uD
Auction a. the New York Re-. Estate safes f..'I'
located AZ No III Broadway IN the Borough u MAMA
ian cit OF New York the thirty -arst DAY OF daIl
ar 1850. Al l. O'Clock noon, that DAY by sttOnk
Ireland Auctioneers prem eos directed oy sac luuE
ment ~ he sold therein Gfs-Tibed a. ioHo"t. go .
All that certain lot piece. reel OF land win tnr
building thereon erectd situate l'ng ana being III we
city " aforesaid. ard N"ich i DOun1'1 anu
described a. follows. that Is 90 say ..
street distant Twenty-Five go feet TWO % inches an
Quarters a. Of ar inch westerly from the corner
l5rred BY tho intersection - said SouiherN SIDE
Br30me STREET, with the Westerly side q HoercH Se'
running southeriy. parallel With GoefcS Strrs
and part u distance through party wall one h-
dred feet thence Westerly and parallel WIN hrc9fns
stree. Twenty-f0r feet eight inches and three qlat
OF an inch Nor;heriy' and again parallel WIN
oerrs street hundred fee 90 the Souhery SIDE ~
pr8oma street. and thence Eastery along me sam
feet inches and one quarter ~ an i-
n the point or place q beginning said premises bers
now known by the Street Number - br0ome street
Daiei. New York. Jangarr 9th $50 $500
CLIFFORD W HARrRpdE. Referee
MILLER. PECKHAM & DIXON. Attorneys for P'alntlH
so Broadway Borough ~ Manhattan. New Nork Clt' ,
The following diagram % the above described
nremses b. the street @umber - brocme street
Broeme
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Dome Str

me approximate the lien charge TO satisfy
which he above described property l. 70 BE- solo "a
so3O Win thereon from 18Th day OF D-eenOs
isss toaether with and allowances amounting 70
t72.ls with interest December 2-ih ISIS tosrte
attn the 81 the sale The approAlnAte AnSsh
n, axes assessments or 0tner liens Whicn
are 10 allowed the purrhas.r oat on ire puehass
,on,v or paid by Referee 10 y2JIs'l ana interest
Dst.d New YORK January 9th, fsse. - -.
CLIFFORD ". aARTRfpoE Rsfsrsa
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W6 (Gro66e )S1

The approxnae amount or the lien charge. 10 SATISFY
wlch The above described property is 70 be sold Is
with irteres from the 18TH day OF Dec
her lsgS tosether with allowance amounting
10 1923 Il together with the expenses ~ thr SAFE me
aDuroxmate amount Of assessments An1 water
rates or other be allowed 20 the e., ~
q purchase money. paid By the referee l. |'' ."
and interest 49, soo
DS'e0 ~" i''A ROBERT MAzEr. Ret.res.
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proposals.

ooooo@oO<o>.NcIOr@D~~N|
PROPOSALS FOR FLAGS:-phila. Depot q.
NJ Dept l42s Arch Street phis.. Pa January "a
sealed proposals trplicats. VIII be recslssu
here until II o'clock A. NJ Tuesday January -f,h 800
-, ,rnishin1 this depot with Post Flags. and VvV
-. Besruifng Flags in accordance with standard
Samples Early deliveries required ana ouueIs n.'
stats with what rapidly they will make thein t,Fsrn
ment reserves right u reject or accept any OF al
posais or any part thereof Preference gwen 20
- Domestic production manufacture, CONDITIONS OF
ouaiitv and price Qncudng In the price OF t1r-sN
ctions or manufactures the duty thereor pens equA
pIanks tor proposals. &c will be furnished upon app
alton Envelopes containing proposals % os tIs
ronosaIs FOR Flags addressed 10 CeOnel JUN v
III -RI-Y DEPUTY Quartermastsr- General l. : a
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Ocean Sieamers.

DED y LINE.
" For la Gusyrs Puerto cabeio Curacao and Mara
caibo. via Curaeao-Cang also at Porto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
: (. PHILADELPHIA Saturday Jan -, =. NJ
: 5. CARACAS. Saturday. Feb H. Z. VI.
These steamers superior accommodations for pas
sengers.
BOIrLTOS. BLISS & DALI,ETr
General Managers. l35 Front -,
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foreclosure Gulr.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW


YORK-Hsnry Evelyn Pisrreponi. Jr,, p'aihuH'
,1ain.t Leslie g; caldwell others defendants
In pursuance judgment OF foreclosure ane -a,e ~
mad. and entered In the above entitled action and bear
sisned the referee IN said Judgment named viii sell az
-,hi,c auction AZ the York Real Estate eaIesSh
~ III Broadway, the Borough of Manhattan nv ut
NAU YORK On the 3Oth DAY u January 1871 al y -.
noon on ina, eay by John y Godlng. anctonerr. th@
rre-e. directed hy said judgment 20 be sod ana therein
Described follows. ,.t t- No,, y-,ru
a, fha certain lot piece parcel o. aEl ID New i"tN
CIV with the buildings thereon, bounded h'u 1880.
,oIiows Eeg.nng intsrse ton o. the eastery soc
Nss vsnue vffh the southerly aloe u george street
e sad avenue and laid down ana deslghatrl
N certain map entitled Map OF the village or EohA
n1aSe h., II z SerrelI dated June g. lsl anl
sif the Office OF Register = Westminster I1uh
M Iune 81 1851 Number 2ol. anc running t.eI.e
srarl. along the soutrey side ~ said george stree
one hundred ard efert eight leet lhr1'r sOs''ls
Ire Drawn parallel win the division line between iot.
Numbers fourteen and fifteen said map one hundred
fest thence westerly parallel with said George stree
Two hundred and twenty four feet and esnv essni one
avenue ana thence northery along me eastery sue VI
eald Morse avenue hundred and ten i@e- anu tiF
fosr-on- nuncredhs ~ foot 20 the point az Desl's
p. ali %. said several dimensions more or less
So PREMISES being portion OF those which we're con
20 iS76 ana recorded IN the
ne Register cts and County u Ne" YORK IN lDer
40 al ConveNances at page l4u. on April q. 1913.
together with ~ the right. title and interest or Lese
G. Caultuyeu Emily i. Rogers and Nettie j. CauldNelI
o. in the land lying IN front OF SAID premises III
Exrerilng however 50 much Of said premises as have
teen taAen by the city ot New YORK for opening Irh'
Dated New York. January 1850 .,-- ,,.,.-..
WI H. sTOCKwELL
A,torrev FOR Plaintiff ii6 Broadway Borough OF Man
haitian. City " Nrw lorN. 4, 80
The flowing a diagram 0i the properly % De soIc'
is street number Is 1886 Boston road