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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-02

This Is the time Of the year when the
logger and tie maker takes TO the tim.
Der for his winter harvest. This fall
there seems to be more activity In that
line than for many years past. Logging
outfits are more numerous and the out.
put will be much larger than usual.
The white pine belts seem to be attract.
Ing much attention. especially from
michigan lumGermen and large tracts Of
this timberland are being taken up
under the timber and stone act which
gives a person 100 acres for 500. This
"a considered u good Investment
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-02

I
Postmaster Mason raturnsd Thursday
morning from . baoIneas and pleasure
ZIP % Spokane. While ii the clty "
attended the wedding OF hls wife,s
cousin, Harry DrIscoII.
ny The way, dOn't forget that We ARE
headquarters for everything 10 the ere.
Gerry line. Fresh butter, eees fne
smoked meat, ETC., etc. Tie Idaho
Mercantile Co.
Clarence White. county surveyor. WIS
70 town Wednesday surveying q new
road from the north end OF Fourth
street due north 70 the center line OF
section u, thence west 70 and along the
northeast side Of The railroad track TO
lnterseet with the Hayden lake road.
This change 10 made 70 avoid the two
railroad crossings on the old road aud IL
wiz be appreciated by the public, espec
Tally BY those who have had experience
10 hauling big loads over the high grade
OF the track 1t the northern crossing
The travel from the prairie win now
come 10 BY the the new road and down
Fourth street 70 tovn.
Boys suits to order. ss.75: boys over.
coats TO order, eS.7b. Don't buy ready.
made clothing for your boys when you
can have them made 70 Ct just n cheap.
wiggett 4 Empey Co.
The creditors Of c. A. DeSanssnre met
last Monday evening to consider the
sale OF the electric light and water
works. Wv. Sander and N. s. Paul
were appointed committee TO negoti-
ate a sale. The two plants were dis
posed Of TO Armand Penenoud fer ESQ.
Mr.. Perrenoud assumes indebtedness
on The plants amounting 70 about
$500 The investment 10 good one
aud the plants are considered very cheap
At the price paid for them. The pur
chaser 10 an enterprising young man
and will build up q paying business.
At the price II would have been good
CLAN for the town 70 own the plants.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-02
ne. tArelaisa nsaAasAs

Would quickly leave you u you used
w. Kings New Life rIlls. Thousands
d'uaspu have proved their natchlcss
@s''s Tor sick and nervous headaches.
IssI make pure blood and strong nerves
NO build up your health. Easy TO take
~ them. Only q cents. Money back
v not cured. sold BY A. L. Miller.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-02
nrirA.ial piaaaar

WI often cause horrible burn. scald.
~" ,~'s' etuIss. Ducklen's Arnica Salve,
~ y, Osa' In The world. will kin tho pain
~ promptly heal II. Cures old sores,
h, y, sores, ulcers, boila, felons, corns,
,.,,s '0 eruptions. best pile cure on
ss, Only q cts. a Dor. Cure guar.
'u' Sold BY A. l.. Miller, druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-02

For Information, time-eards, maps and tickss
call on OF write 10
/. II. SHALI.IS. Agent,
Occur d'Alene, IdahS
A. d. CHARLroS,
Assistant Gen. Pass, Agt.,
No. SIS Morrison ST.. cor. Srd 81
Portland. Oregon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-02

Ine hnest line of infants and misses
Vts ever shown 10 Idaho. Direct
"V@ 'he factory and al prices no high.
aan Tor inferior goods. Cone aud
~ Mem al The Idaho Mercantile Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-02

Ladiesl Now Is the time to buy your
wrap, macintosh or jacket. s5 per
cent OF for the next two weeks. The
Idaho Mercantile Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-02

Main line trains arrive and depart from
Spokane rs follows: No. I, west
bound. arrives 1T 8 lis and departs at
S:25 o'clock p. m; No. 2, east bound,
arrives at $50 and departs at 700
q. m.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-02
THROUGH TICKETS
TIVE SCHEDULE:

Train leaves Ceur d'Alene at SD. ms;
arrives at Spokane at69O pm. Leaves
Spokane at 8 q. m arrives at COauR
d'Alene at $50 a. M.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-02
)R. 8. n. MeEUEN,
DENTIST.

coesr d'Aisns. idaho.
oniee, sseond Floor Mcfarland Block.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
WANTED.

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canoaign THE SATURDAY ENENiNd
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4, i-1sNnow published by The Curtis Pun.
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i.AnIFs' HOME Journal Is offered 10
s,,hsrrihsrs ror ON. year only. for Sl.VO-
the regular price is $3.50. This oher ~
for he ntIrpose OF a quick introduction
ana viii be withdrawn September LIST. the
regular price Of $40 will be maintained
after that date. We VIII give eooI oO.I'1 ~
misslon FOR every subscriber secured ana
distribute $4,000 September lst among the
i7O best agents. $500 Will be given the
person sending the largest number OF SUD
scrlbers OF 800 each per year. Al thls
special low subscription price thousauIs ~
can be easily secured. Address THE
CURTIS Publishing COMPANY. Phila-
de.pha. Ia.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
REAL ESTATE.

Wood Whttle have exchanged the nve-story
eathouse No. 40 West One-hundred-and-twenty-
elghth-st. for land near Lakewood. N. J.
ogden & Clarkson have sold for the McCready
estate T. X. Gibbs the two-story stable No. lS2
West Eighteenth-st., on a lot 2sxs2.
H. & A. e. Foster and Ogden g. Clarkson have
scld for DIR. T. NJ. Cheesman to Nathaniel l.. Nc
cready No. i2 West Twenty-seeond-st.. four
story dwelling house, on lot 27x@e The buyer owns
Victoria A. Romano sold to builder the plot
,psx275. northeast corner of Broadway and One
Isaac H. Clothier is said to be the buyer Of the
southeast corner q Fifth-ave and Ninety. fth-st
"f'OIB p Ketcham has sold for Anthony Irsch the
three-story brick dwelling house No. 3 West One
hundred -andthirty -second-st. TO Mrs. Wright for
Henry Russell sold the three story brick dwelling
Eco leo Hutter has resold the two dwelling houses
Nos lsO4 and 1906 Franklin-ave., on plot 47xil9,
purchased at the Horton auction sale last Monday.
10 MS M Ella jenkins is reported to have exchanged
the on lot 22xSss She gives the house and
other considerations in exchange for nye;stOry or
tsefhst near Manlhstan,ave 2S I9t 2SxlCS MR.
so TIE rfPSre from the % NewYork Life Insurance. Com
pSny fOurstSry soneiront dwelling hSgse on
!SS !nS CLINTON CLINTON Place is premature although such
anu snIrssaction is in negotiation. The NewYork Life
TSeR wSs sold ' in in April
.nSr Of West Broadway and Worth-st.. plot
naxsa on which he will erect six-story business
1Tharles c. Carson & Co were the brokers in the
.aIs ~ the Iota apartment house northeast corner
Sf seventh-ave and 0ne-hundred- eighteenth
Tbo offerings at the New-York Real Estate Sales
room Yesterday we're disposed OF as follows:
iosl RY peter r Meyer Co.-No. 27l Avenue c, 29x
&C ~ four-story brick store and tenement house,
D,b three-story brick store and tenement house in
,reat ~rm VIZ nsrt,tion TO p Skelly for $4,000.
Morris.ave northwest corner OF one-hundred-
9vI
Hutter for snS20. . o-eo .oo. .A - 49,,
prIaye 50xs5 Nan Nest Station, vacant, fore
CLOSURE 10 James J. Rogers for sSll
Nv herbert A. Sherman-No. S26 Henry-st., 2ox
q i6x25xs41l a four-sory brick store and tenement
bonse foreclosure 10 Rebecca Cohen for $4,000
By william Kennely-No us West One hundred
sndthirtv-dfth-st "a 1lx99 H. fvestory brick fat
bnuse with stores TO United States Trust Com
pany OF New York. the plaintiff, for $1,000.
Ry James l.. Wells-No. 1851 Third-ave.. 1Sx106, a
three-story brick store and tenement-house. fore
closure 10 Julia r. Brittell for $1,000
By Bryan IA Kennedy & Co.-Nos. 327 and 32s East
Ninety sevenh-st.. 50xl0O11. two siX-story brick
tenement-h houses with stores, foreclosure to Her
bert W. Heyer for 5000
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

to cerson sokcl s2sooo
Webster ave, s. l20 II OF lIlst-st loOx10e.6x
tee to Leopold Hutter ...'.,.......e....... $4,000
Hirshklud to Elwood BANNED a26oo
Yard referee to Susan N c livingston ...'. 10000
s7th-st corner Lexington SO 2xl00.s.
with strip adjoining on avenue; Frederick W
Merters Frederick w Mertens jr............ GIFT
Ih-aye. corner llSth-s Tj.llxl00 same to
Soih-st n 40 n OF Avenue A, lT.l0xl022:
Mary Cooper to Jacob Go,dfam. ..............
ll2th-s 81. n = leo II Of 7th-ave. 50x10011;
Frederick " Mertens to Frederick W Mertens.
jr....................... GIFT
6,h-st. 8 1926 = of Avenue c. 199XOT: Emil
Wissler and another 10 Jonas We'll and another.
and another H. 600
50 ave. 500 II Of i2Sth-st. 16.5xiOO Mar
and another ....'..........,....1... $4,000
Irving Place @ corner lsth-st. 37xl06.s Fred
Frederick Baar $4,000
s6,h-st, No l05 West. 20xl0o; Julia Jollife to
Lmm4 !. Ilnkncl oVVVV
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
foreclosure Sales.


so OF Sinetyeighth street distant Eastwardy one hun
dgsd and thrtysix O36 feet from formed by
pe Intersection OF the Northeny side Of Ninetyeghth
treet and the Eastery side Of End Avenue thence
running Northerly, parallel with West End Avenue and
pt OF the distance through party wall one hundred
toW lef ana eleven I'D inches the middle line or
the block between Nnetyeghh and Nneiyn,nth Streets
.nenSe nlhnng Easterly along said middle line ana
Thence running southery parallel with West End Ave-
nue. ana part Of the distance through party wall, one
hunnred op feet and eleven m Inches 10 the Norhery
slice OF Ninety eighth Street and thence running West
eTly along the Norhery line Ninety Street
thirtys4K 3G feet the Of beginning be
the sad several distances and dimensions or less
forpy OF the defendant Dexter Barnard Horton in and
10 Snetyeighth Street in front and adjoining the
premises hefeinbefore described.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that I shall sell the said
pYrmises In parcels. follows;
No J. Premises known by the street number 2o3 West
bsth street being eighteen feet In width in front ana
rear and hundred feet and eleven Inches In depth on
both sides with the building thereon erected the Eastery
and Westerly walls Of said building being party walls as
shown the accompanying diagram: subject 10 Ger.
tain mortgage for the sum Of $1,000. covering SAID
Hoyt dated and recorded December 22nd 1875 with IN
erest thereon from the 2nd day OF June lss at the
rate OF hve per cent per annum.
No 9 Premises known by the street number 20 West
9sth Street being eighteen feet in width In front and
and hundred and eleven inches In depth on
both des with the building erected the Easey
and Westerly walls Of said building being party walls S
shown the accompanying diagram; subject 20 certain
for the Of s6,50o covering said premises
made by Dexter Barnard Horton to ALFRED NJ Hoyt dated
recorded December 1896 with interest thereon
per -
DAILY. HoYT & MASON
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
offce and p. o. Address: No. II William Street.
New York City. .
Gtraaf
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

OF NEW YoRK-mary c. Austin. Plaintiff against
Judssn Ff Of e and sae duly mSde anG
day OF May 1899 the undersigned the Referee in said
Judgment named, will sell Public Auction. at the Ex-
% the osG Manhan y Of NsS o on Ss @
qay ot June @ at IL oso'K noon on INA. eci by
said judgment to be sold and described follows:
buildings sns and GSF' row. situate lying and
gs and oan o New IN 9s York IN h @ OF New
being Of the lot known and des gnaed on the Map en-
Andrew Findlay surveyor, dated West Farms. August
COUNTY Sh @ Of HSs en- s e ana NJ s by the EEh
$50 and bounded and described on the said Map as fol-
Fulton distant sou,6sry twenty ely 2 fee, and ,S
uhwestery corner Of Fulton Avenue and Eighth street
as the same are laid down on saa Map ana ranmns ns
ninety nine 99 feet and afty five ne-hnndredths 'oO
thence Westerly along the Xcrhery line Of said lot
be- Eighty seven $50 one hundred 600 feet thence 6
hundred and two 621 feet and afiysx hundredths
3Ol0Ol 9t I4o,i ana ,ns"ce ar vail all dn bSndr"I
400 feet to said Westerly eide Of Fulton Avenue at the
point place Of beginning. be the said several dmeh-
Notice hereby given that shall sell the said Prem
widening and strengthening of Fulton Avenue as fS4%s 2
ton Dfps I rr feet se and and M ot
drsdths OF oot ~ Per rear ana ra M m Of
loot ana on the southery side nInetyseyen feet and
nineteen -hundredths Of foot WIN the budihS n
building being party walls as shown on the accompanying
No - Premises known by the street number 1891 Full
ton Avenue being thrtysix feet and -four one hun
dredths OF front and thirtyseven feet and ve
one-hundredths Of foot in rear. and In depth on te
side feet and nineteen one-hun-
dredths Of foot and SoutheTy side ninety seven
feet and nine one-hundredths Of foot with the building
thereon erected the wall Of said building be
ing a party wall shown the accompanying diagram
no 8: Premises known by the street number l1O3
Fulton Avenue being fortyone feet and fory-four one
hundredths OF In front and forty-two feet ana
thirty one hundredths OF foot In and In depth on
the Northery side nlnetyseyen feet and nine one-hu
dredths of foot the Southery eide ninety seven
fee and two OF foot with the building
thereon erected shown the accompanying diagram
BE the said several dimensions more OF less
Dated New York June 9th. 1899 =.
~ DANIEL p INGRAHAM Referee.
FRANK T.. DEMAREST.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
40 Nassau Street,
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City. -,
Thu following Is diagram Of the premises TO be sold;
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
eSth Street.

0Sth Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge to satisfy
sold is S35s6l with interest thereon from the 80
day Of May 1890 together with costs and allowance.
amounting s2GO9 May 18th 1893.
and the expenses Of this sale.
The approximate amount OF the assessments and
liens be paid by the referee allowed out ~
the purchase money - : follows:
parcel No 241 West 9sth Street ..........,lS lSs 90
on parcel No 249 West 9sth ......... S20S. 10
together with interest accrued thereon.
WILLIAM ~ HOES,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

4th-st, No 81 East for a six-story brick nathouse
with stores 2jXs39; jacob Sommer. No lIO East
90th-st. owner; Sass & Smallheiser, No ~ PARK 9.
ROW diShittcLs .--..t v
112th-st Nos 1913 and 125 East for two fve-story
brick tenement houses. -. lOxS76; Padwee
PerlseiD, No 2jl Cenal-st, owners Sass &
SmdlheiSer. architects Observation-Disclosures
Beecker-st. cor Jones-st. for a six-stoTy
brick nathouse, with stores % lxT5.1: Kauf-
man & Glass, No 8l2 East l10th-st. owners
Sass & Smaliheser architects ,...,.......-..:..
Ilcth-st. cor lst-aVe, for four history brick
fathouses with stores. 25x05xs7.2 NJ Keslin ct
al. No l.474 Washington-ave owners Rudolph .,
Werner, No Z Teasdae Place, architect. ....-. j.
Grand ST. No $50. for sX-story brick fa'hOuse
with stores. 25Xs6.S, Henry Hesse No 9Gl Lex
ington-aye. owner; Kastner & Sons archi-
lOGih-st n s. 2l7 II of Riverside Drive for
four four-stOry- and basement brick dwellings
% % and l0XC3. J Farley. No 9G7 boulevard
owner; Jones * Leo. No T65 Boulevard, archl-
tects II
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
Office No. | ,242 broadway "a door north
of 3lst-st.. until o'clock p. m; adver-
tisements received at the following otahch
n m viz 25l sth-ave.. =. e. cor 23d-st.'
iS2 eth-ave. cor. l2th-st.: Macys. oth-
ave ana i4th-st. i42 Coiumbus-ave.. near
West 66th-st.; lO6 wes, i2d-st. near oth-
ave % East l4th-st., 2o' West 49,
St; 4. s3e 3d-ave.. between 18th and I'm
str'; 4. .O26 3d-ave.. near 9ls'-sl.; / I0s is.-
ave near seth-r $50 3d-sve.. near @ist-
81, b5t 3d-aye. 2lo Bleecker-s st.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
forerlosnre Sales.

TEw YORK SUPREME GoGRT p,Da against Se% 1GH 1GsH
~ Couny:-JOHN N,S46;pToN y; and others. Defendants
ACTION NO. ]. ,..,, NJ foreclosure and sale
sanng das the 10th day Of May IL dsS w Sno York on the
9se OF ~ ese ay s undesgned me referee s I'M
.sd Judgment will sell Rooms ss suGWo 10 iii broadway
Borough Of in the G o. eoeS noon on that
ds % by Samuel soldsticker Esq aueu9hsd d .beIen de-
directed by said judgment to De '0'A ""'
All those cefan lots pieces or thereon erected
s,u..e y,ns and being in the l2h Me,a honnasd ana
"a which taken togsther are s,iv
a6fs . foiiuvsi bsr.anins la vyns On ths N0hs'"
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New YORK
N Countv-JOHN O. BAKER, Plaintiff. against DBx-
TER ISG, IBaRNARD HoRToS and others Defendants Ac-
ea2ns n Gas the or 18th 3%S May Rs
GSe is day 2 sf Sf Ssy syh soo t'f referee
the New York Real Sales Rooms, No III Broad
Of % IN the III ,Ty. K OF COCK n
day by Samuel Goltgtcker Esd sgcionee .re the
iS piece: or Pa5ey,. OF 'pS SssS ton
erected situate lying and being in the l2h Wsrd o ot
bounded end deb4 fqGw; ssnnng ss. a astan pon;
On tas srdS S9sY na unSd nns Of and ninety eo et
1G hs Es,,.y q 4f SG1Fy sds % ws 'as
End Avenue; thence running Northery. parallel with
wt Es Ena 3genHS Sns P s Ds and
the middle line Of the block sans s hd
MGfs ne and Psrse pT%Ti with
@ End it' s'eas 3
Ninety eighth stree thftydve Cs5 fee. the point or
RsG nsGsSHs Of oe or e s e Tosser with the right
4 aon in or and o 9y !Rs 4
26E 25a aonf Is BT Fl GEN sa sell the
SAID pTemse IL eare Sa az bv bs street number 247 West
ssS street being seventeen feet width in front and
both sides with the building thereon erected the West
ry wall Of said building being Party Wa as mCRas snCT S
the sum Of S S ssd uST 9fm sa;. @Se SSs by BY
Of April 1898 at the rate OF i've per cent per
No 2 Premises by the street number 249 West
street eighteen feet in width in front and
rear and hundred feet and eleven inches in depth
the building thereon erected the Eastery
and Westerly walls Of said building being party walls
shown accompanying diagram; subject TO certain
mortgage for <166l0 covering said premises
made by Dexter Barnard horton Mary Hoyt. dated
and recorded April 18th 1891 with thereon from
4th day OF April 1885, at the rate OF fve cent
- WILLIAM NJ. HOES
Referee.
DAILY, HOYT e. MASON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
C1ice and u O william
New York city.
The following a diagram Of the premises 10 be sold:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

pq5Gry zoo Cass Z Of S,D to MaE Roche 4oht
HrsciklHd Max to Fercy Morgan. 75hst s. S-O
100 = q Park-ave years ........, ,........ %.
L% s1e a%'6 c6r e 81 to g EsTHFd % SGT sS
xiD.Sxl3o2 to 125th-st xl5o to beginning. =.
Block Emil. TO David sears iiith-st n s. 426.
i55 40 and $50 fl Of 7th-aye, year, four -o
Hy@sa Joseph to Lambert suydam No % to ~
Goodwia Jane c. to Matilda August No IS west
Becbqr ST. Gs2Tude gGaTs and Adam to the NewYork
Life Insurance ana Trust Company ss trustee =,
roop CO Geofse fss' H. to LAMBERT Slyda oist-st
$ 2I5 It Of Psrk-ave. 5 years. ............ 60
The Fred oppermann. jr. Brewing Company I,t to
s.. n 8 iii II W Of lst-ave; 44th-st. n s. l75 #
OF lst-ave, and 44th-st 5. 100 # W OF ls'- o,o
Baumana: Marcus. to Mary coe. No $50 West %
AySiione. Raphael to Mary !. Tilden. l5O,h-st,
s. i25 II W OF Morris-sve. years. -: IA
Batavia. Marcus and Amelia. to the Lawyers
Title Insurance Company. Sd-ave s. So2 IT 90
Of l2sIh-st year1s 1cs.rr s,;csns ,s,b-,t
A1'r'GR isss 'mos"Gi IT Gi MoTris-sve - years. 10
Metzger Louis. Samuel Greenbaum and an,
v,Ser. as trustees No 28O West lZs'h-st' is
More eSe .homas k. to the German savings Bank.
Cathedral Parkway, s. 200 IT OF th-aVe. ! 10,
Same to David : oppenheimer, same property %
ssse to Henry. jr. and Herman Raabe. same ?
gopt1Eo :, orr yedP 1 Person same property year 8
same David Oppenheimer. lioth-st. g. ~" ~
II Of Ith- ave, demand. - ~
Roihman Lizzie NJ 20 Harold NJ sill and another' ~
trustees etc No 43 Vest 99th.st yeerss, "
Drought Julia and William to Aida Van scha''N' 45
fitzpatrick Thomas j. TO Murgaretha Ritter. 9''h- so
ST. n s 1G5 II 2 OF West End-aye, n year. 10
Rsnnng Anna B and Arnold TO Sanders dutrhan' 10
No 90 Auorney-s; years. :; :....''c.,.., ~
Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railway Ion,-
pany 10 Guaranty Trust Company or New ORR; Hc
railroad equipment. etc secures gold b"nds - roo
Van Ingen. Edward II, to William II fhtner; otn,
ave. lOo.s II OF SSth-st; also right OF ,oo
adjoining etc. 3 NeaTs .,......' Nv
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
uACHINr,RH.

AT Reduced PRICES.-oUO secondhand
WOOD and iron working machines; tuiy
.,e,on,eed. machinery bought ana eh
changed GEORGE 3. EDDY S'S MAUI
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
Male.

sAI,ESPEOPIE wanted for the Life
and Achievements OF Admiral Dewey.
by Murat Haistead. size sxiO. Nearly 900
pages. 200 illustrations. Beautiful book;
only 81 80 Agents clearing from 50 to 900
a day. Enormous demand. for Dewey Is
coming home. Big profits guaranteed.
Freight paid. Credit extended. Outht free.
NATIONAL BOOK CONCERN. Dept IL
Chicago.
s3.OO DAY SURE. Agents Wanted.
AMERICAN TEA CO. Detroit, Mich
igan. we furnish best bank reference.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
nm uooKs BOUGHT AND SOLD.

.-(Cor~N~~ONo0CO0D6 -
HIGHEST cash price paid FOR oid ,lyySt TgSHs'
FStimates free. CHARLES 7. DNEh-
TIT /, Fast 23d-st.. New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

gsth Street.
The approxmate amount charge TO satsIy
which the premises described In the judgment hereih az
is So 2250 with interest thereon from tne %
day OF May, 1899 together with costs and ao"snoo
amounting s240. with interest from May lsth io''
and expenses OF this sale. -. -,
approximate amount Of the taxes assessments ao
other each fof the separate parcels shown on m
Soree,ing diagram TO paid the referee allowed
ont Of the purchase money sos TO- together with the
'''''''' " WILLIAM NJ. HOES Referee.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
nICYCIE ExCIIAxCE

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BICYCLE THE name tells the game. -
SADDLE Al makes sold on trial.
EACHANGE. 20 West broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

Avenue
The approximate OF the lien charge 70 ats
which The above described property Ia 10 be sold Nins
thousand two hundred sixtyeight and IsiOo Dollars
s,h Interest thereon from Ninth day Of May 1899 to-
eeber with allowances amounting TO Five nun
Sred ana fourteen and Dollars with interest from
MAJ oth 1850 with the Of the sale the
amount OF assessments or other liens
yhth are 10 be allowed the purchaser out Of the pu
chase money paid by the Referee, is as follows
n, Parcel No 1893 Fulton Avenue vs.. ~
on Parcel No 1897 Fulton Avenue ......-.. 2Ssoe
ON Parcel No 1893 Fulton Avenue. .........' onoio
si.4790J
and interest. - -.
pa''' "'" ''"' ' DANIEL p. IN0RAHAM
Referee.
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