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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
Notice OF Final Settlement Of Estate.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors,
heirs and legatees OF Henry j Theema1,
deceased. to appear in the Dubois
Circuit Court, held at Jasper, Indiana.
on the 20 Gay Of jan, 1905, and show
cause. if any, why the Final Settlement
Accounts with IT, estate of said dece-
dent should net he approved; AMI said
heirs are notified TO then and there
make proof OF heirship, and receive their
distributive shares.
Witness, the Clerk OF said Court, this
2Sth day of December, 1904.
JONI Y. HUTHER,
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
Cox K HUNTER, Attys.
Dec. 80, l904.-2w'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

sorThe Shoals News entered
Volume seventeen last week. 1t Is
strong Democratic paper, and
uade gallant fight for its cause
last campaign. We wish BIO
Hacker many more pleasant years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

~The Christian Endeavor So
ciety recognized Sunday night
and elected the following officers ;
Pres, Romas Chambers, Vice Pres
Mrs. Arch Doane, Treas Lloyd
Claycomb, Sec'y.. Miss Olga Buett-
ner. Jun. Supt. Miss Maggie Cas-
trup.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
Death al Henry holthsuse.

Henry Holthsuse, aged seventy
one years, died at 1890 O'Clock
this morning at his home at High
land Park. lie had been i'll for
some time. He was janitor OF the
Highland Park School. A widow
and five daughters survive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
Commissioners court Proceedings.

The County Commissioners
met in regular session Tuesday,
Jan. 2, and organized by electing
Henry Landgrebe Pres. and Her
man Teder Sec'y.
The following is a com lete re.
cord OF allowances and other bust
ness transacted, during the Jan
term, 1905:
NJ Guaaray Z G, : 2eOO M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

sd- Or. Mueller, of Lawrence.
burg, Ind. came TO Jasper Tuesday
to attend the funeral of DR.. kempf.
DR. Mueller was formerly partner
of DR.. Kempf in Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
STATE CASES.


VS.. Charles Wilkey, petit larceny
Parole broken, and being under is
years of age is committed to the In
diana Reform School until he is p
years Of age.
vs.. Eugene Hoffman, embezel-
ment, continued.
vs.. Knoiel Line, perjury, contin
ued.
The grand jury was empanled
with w. II. Bretz as foreman.
On Thursday the grand Jury re
turned 8 indictments and bench
warrants were ordered issued on
each of them.
CIVIL ACTION.
State ex rel Audie f. Alcorn VS..
Arthur Weiscaver, bastardy, con-
tinued.
Shadrioh A. Hobbs VS.. Mays O..
Cummins, ct al, damages, contin-
usd.
P. Hollenbach & Co. vs. ieter l..
Coble, assignee, continued.
Ourbach Gilmore & Co., VS.. p.
Coble, continued.
Sarah Beatty VS. NJ. l.. Weininger,
on note, continued.
Adam Petry VS.. John j. Mesche-
de, ct al, on note dismissed.
Adam Petry VS. Ferd Schneider
ct al, judgment for 1854 IS.
Dnbois Co. State Bank vs.. John
w, Kuebler ct al, judgment s179. so
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Wanted!

MEN AND WOMEN in this county
and adjoining territories, TO represent
and advertise an old established house
of solid financial standing. Salary TO
men S2l weekly, TO women $l2 TO SIS
weekly with Expenses advanced each
Monday by check direct from head
quarters. Horse and buggy furnished
when necessary; position permanent.
Address Blew Br g. 4 Co, Dept A,
Monon Bldg, Chicago, III.
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Dr.. 3. B. Branrock

Taxes this method OF informing his
friends and the public that he has re-
sumed the practice OF medicine.
Calls answered day or might, in town
or country.
Office: Spayd Block, Over Bran
nock's Drug Store. Jasper, Ind.
Octl4 SIM
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a kIowA BALL DRESS.

L. c. Rsisner. Of Lancaster. Penn. - the
owner OF an Indian woman's buckskin dress.
trimmed with elk teeth. which Is believed 70
be one Of the most valuable garments OF
this sort now in existence over fifteen
hundred elk tusks cover this squaw dress
and most Of them are good specimens They
represent. Of course. the death Of not less
than $50 bull elks. II IS not known Wnele
all the elk were obtained The garment was
finished in 1874. and was used as sta'e
robe for the wife OF Little Boy. chief OF the
Kiova tribe II became one Of the state
robes OF that people. and after the dea'h o'
the chiefs wife was-worn by kioWa anna
re,gning belle OF the tribe. It was lost D
the KIowas in a skirmish with announcer
tribe. chief Lone Wolf. It's next owner
gave IT to his niece. Ida Lone WoH' VINO
sold II three years ago TO an indian COZ
lector. who. I'm turn. sold II 70 MI Keishei-
There is. perhaps. no ball dress OF Anieilc@
which has a longer and more au'heh'lo
history. nor is there any bail dress OF
white woman which has more value than
this savage woman's robe. come down I'Oi"
another day.-O1eld and Stream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
Ruvina a Watch.

Not many men know how to buy q
watch. said Walter NJ. Jaccard. land to
a large extent they have to rely on the
honesty Of the dealer. So complicated is
the business that even we go 10 the fac
tories ourselves and arrange for special
work in order to get the proper article. for.
of course. We could not assay every case
We receive.
Now. how many people know the differ
ence between a filled case and ono that is
plated7 A filled case you see, is com
position that resembles steel. with plate
of gold on each side. that on the outer
beip~ thicker than the inside. Such cases
are guaranteed not to wear through within
five ten. fifteen or up to twenty-five years
the limit OF the guarantee made by the
reputable houses II a man offers you
case warranted for thirty or forty years
YOU are going to be 'bunked' II you buy IT,
When YOU see watches offered for sale as
gold filled for IS or 81, depend upon II they
are plated. and mighty thinly. too.
In the matter Of watch movements he
continued. 1.-THE buyer is really at the mercy
of the dealer. In one big Illinols IactoIy
about three thousand movements are mace
every day. There is certain TO De naste III
that SORT of output and the name on the
dial does not make up FOR impertectlohs-
To avoid these a first class jeWeller ar
ranges for several hundred movements 10
be delivered a year hence.
"A strictly first class movement requires
six months exactly. in its passage through
the factory from the beginning TO- the mn
ished product. ready to offer for sale Such
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SAILED
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

I9rawle Point April 6-Passed. steamer Brandenburg
Ger Woitersdorff. Bfemen fer NeW-Yorh
Fgyuo-th. Anil e. s35 D TnArrived. steamer Barha-
rosa CGerl. Mentz. NeH-York for CheTtourg and
Bremen proceeded
EtIelds April 5-Saled. Florida DAM.
(from Copenhagen, Aeu--hork. Diamant Ger
scheemch froD ltotterdaml New 1ork; ProInetheus
f2rl. from Amsterdam FOR New YORK
Queenstown April g. g:i3 rArrtVcl. steamer Baltic
fI3r3 smith NeR-Yors flF Liverpool fsnd proceeded
l2.85 m-Saied. steamer Majestic larj. Hayes from
Liverpool. NeW-1ork.
Brow Head, April G-steaner Bretagne GI) PonceIet
SeN-York for Havre reported b. wireless telegraph
from English Chanuei
Bresnen April 5. : ra--Arrived, steamer Oldenburg
Ger Traitzach New York.
Rotterdam. April arrived steamer skerryvore fBr)
Symonds. NeW'-York ana Norfolk yla Hamburg.
Hnvre april Arrived. steamer Evelyn fBo Butter
CherlourF April 8. m-sailed. steamer Kaiser VIII
helm u SGeD. Hogen'ann ffrom Bremen and South
csps spsFtel April e-Passed steamer Ulriken CSor)
Hansen NeN-Y0rk Tor Malaga. Barcelona
Seville April I-Sailed Athele fN0r) Aadsen
from Barcel0nal New York.
Genoa April 8-ssiiee. steamer Lonbardia dtaD Can
zoneri. EeEy-Fork
Engapore April CARVED previously African
Prince fBr) McFarlane NeU-York yda Vincent.
q - ana Port Natal for SHANGHAI ana Yokohama:
Industan fIsrl. Appleton. NeW-Tork 81 Michacls
cor Manila Hong Kong. etc.
or Hey New-York. VIA 81 Vincent, Y, port
Rio Janeiro. Aurl s-Arrived steamer British Prince
fBF) Conn. Ncw-Fork via Pernamhuco
from DfEnerara etc). New York
bermuda April esailed steamer Carbide O7r), saun-
ders. NeU-Iork
sciliy April 6-Passed steamer NsN-York Dutch Pet
NeE-York for Rotterdam.
ErHWle Point. April 0-fassed. steamer Eupectea fBrD.
Underway. Philadelphia and New-York for Dover for
1nrsfa Arrl 6-Passed. steamer Tannenfes CGerD
1heileH EeW-YoEk FOR Hoag Kong.
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Port Of New-YOrk, Thursday, April 6. 1905
ARRIVED.


steamer Victorian fHr) Hart Iivepool March y 10
the White star Line with mdse. Arrived the Bar
sieer Poneranian ,Tsr) Harrison Glasgow March "a
MoEihe = enc Haiifaz April 4 TO austin Baldwin co
Arrived the Bar az $50 p m.
y and Shields 20 10 Philip Ruprecht in ballast Ar
steamer United states DAM wuF. Copenhagen March
% crstiania p and Christtansand "a Fayal so
and nadse Arrived at the Bar at 5 , M 5th
Steamer Phabus Ger Scherhorst Hamburg March %
enc shields p 70 Philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch Julfs Amsterdam March
% 70 Philip Ruprecht in ballast. Arrived the Bar
Steamer PEinz AdsIbert Ger sehaarschmidt. Genoa
American Line with cabin steerage passed.
Ee55 enc me5e' AfiEea a. ne i'sr at j. p n 9Th
March is 10 Master. ballast. the Bar at
steamer Prins Frederik Hendrix Dutch. sibbelee
surinan March 10. Demerara lG Trinidad 20 Carupano
q cumana ana Guanta 30 Ia Guayra % Puerto Cabeiio
and Por4auPrinoe al 10 ne JoiIsS5 - 1aTe 80
VITA cabin passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived al
steamer Grenada Csr. Murehison. Trinidad March %
GO vita 10 passengers. mails and mdse Arrived
steamer chsrokes archibald aqua March p, santo
solalig9 ,ty - AacoTls - Sanans ana Sanchez 80
! Q william P Clyde Co with u cabin passengers
s1eaIeT 9eironaaek Ger Deysnier Port de PaiK
Petit Goave % Kingston p santa so to the
Inc Win p passengers mails and
Steamer SomerfOrd tBr), Henry. SaRua March % and
alatanzas 81 70 i Winchester 4 Co with sugar Ar
'Tiged a. the Bar az 8 m -. .- 49,
l.
ths United Fruit Company. with fruit Arrived
q m.
Steamer Trinidad @p Williams. Bermuda April ,, TO
A Z Outerbridge g. Co. with 10 passengers, mails
mdse. Arrived a the Bar a
Steamer e Mar. Jacobs. Galveston March 80 20 the
outheTn Pacific Company with mdse. Passed Quarantine
1903 a m.
Steamer Iroquois. Chichester Jacksonville April g.
Charleston o William Clyde passengers
and rndse. Passed Quarantine il a n.
Steamer City Columbus. Smith. Savannah April 8
the ocean steamship Company win passengers mdse
Passed Quarantine al 9:45 a m.
Steamer Oneida, French. Philadelphia. William ?
CLYDE CO. with mdse Passed Quarantine az $3.50 m.
Sandy Hook. = J. April G. $50 m-Wind northwest
fight breeze: clear.
SAILED
Steamers Tennyson OH. Pernambuco Rio Janeiro,
etc: Buenos Aires SPAN cadz barcelona etc Naldyia
fCerl. Prince. Lorraine
Iaavre: John Bright asrl Newport News Gnesenau CSer
Bremen Fl AHA. New Orleans Duncan (Norl. BaTacOa
'IRssei. Portland Monroe Norfolk and Newport News
lCrsiEueuk Cr) Newport News: City Of Macon Savannah
british Princess fr) Gravesend Antwerp: City II
iPfiadelphia, Baltimore: Bayamo Cuhan) Havana and
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noN,Ts ZOE The HOME.

Don't he afraid Of a little fun at home
Don't shut your house lest the sun shouil
fade your carpets. ard your hearts iest q
hearty laugh shake down some OF the n'us'S
old cobwebs there
Therefore let the fire burn orighty AZ
night and make the homestead dehsh'iu'
with all those little arts that parents 50
perfectiy understand. Don't repress ths
buoyant spirits OF your children haif an
hours merriment around the lamp and fire-
side Of home bIots out the remembrance OF
many a care and annoyance during the DAY
and the bes- safeguard they can take Win
them into the world is the influence OF
bright little domestic sanctum.-tCnieaso
noI
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIEs.-De-


partment Of Interior. Office OF Indian Affairs,
Washington d. c. March 10. I9O5.-Sealed proposals.
Endorsed Proposals for beef -four the
652G7 street, Chicago will be received
until O'Clock .. m. Of Tuesday April .. 1895, for
furnishing beef flour. beans,
coffee rice other articles of subsistence;
also for groceries baking powder, crockery agri-
cultural implements paints. oils glass; tnWare. wagons,
harness, leather shoe findings, Eaddery etc. school
supplies and long list of miscellaneous articles Sealed
proposals. Endorsed Proposals for rubber goods, hard
ware etc., as The case may be- and directed TO the
commissioner Of Indian Affairs, COZ South Seventh street.
St Louis, No, Will be received until o'clock. p.
Indian Service rubber goods, boots and Shoes hardware
and medical supplies. Sealed proposals, Endorsed Pro
posals for blankets Woolen goods clothing,
etc, as the be, and directed TO the Commits
soner Of Indian Affairs Nos 1921 Wooster street,
New York City Will be received until o'clock p.
OF Tuesday, May 16 1905 furnishing for the Indian
Service blankets. Woollen goods clothing
TONS hats and caps Bids must be made out Gov
eminent blanks Schedules giving all nforma
ton for bidders VIII be furnished application TO the
indian once washington D. c. the u S Indian ware
South Canal street. Chicago III; SIS Howard street
Omaha Nebr; 602 South Seventh street, St Louis Mo-
p Washington street. san Francisco Cal the Commits
saries Of Subsistence L. = A. Cheyenne, Wyo..
81. Paul. Mimi the Quartermaster, q. A., Seattle.
Wash and the postmasters Sioux City Tucson Port
land, Spokane. and Tacoma Bids viii be the
hour and days above stated bidders invited
be the opening The Department the
right 10 determine ths point OF delivery and reject
any and all bids, or any part Of any bid
F. =. LECPP, Commissioner.
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THE cARELEss coNTRIeuToR.

flE 1f7nEG zoo wv us - 8 -tts
Yes said the editor. as he put his
gum brush into the ink bottle and tried TO
paste On a clipping with his pen. yes.
the great fault Of newspaper contributors Is
carelessness. Indeed he continued. as he
dropped the copy he had been writing into
the wastepaper basket. and marked Ed
toriaT' across the corner Of poem entitled
IAN Ode to Death contributors are ter
ribly careless. You would be surprised.
said he. as he clipped out column OF
fashion notes and labelled them "Agri-
culture ITO see the slipshod writing that
comes into the editorial sanctum- Mis-
spelled. unpunctuated. written on both
sides Of the sheet. illegihle, ungrammatieal
stun. Contributors are terribly careless,
They are''-
Just then the Office boy came in. in that
dictatoriaI and autocratic manner he has.
and demanded more copy. and the editor
handed him the love letter he had just
written to his sWeetheart.-(Tid Bits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
mARRIAcE m RUSSIA.

In Russia every woman Of the peasant
class marries. or pretends to marry. II
girl comes 70 the decision that no one in
tends to ask her to marry, she leaves home
goes 10 some distant district and returns
after a time 20 announce that she is a
widow. that she went away TO be married,
and that her husband has since died. No
embarrassing questions are put 70 her, for
among the peassh hts il is considered bad
form to mention A dead man to his widow
This curious custom goes 20 snow IN what
high regard the women Of Russia look upon
the institution Of marriage. - Pearson 8
Weekly.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICB or

- General superintendent L s. Llfe-saving Service.
v asIhgto y - allI = IStoSea4ed proposals viii
the 2Sth day OF April 1895 publicly opened
furnishing supplies required for Of the
vice for the fiscal ending June 80 1906 the supplies
be delivered at such points in New York City Grand
Haven Mich and San Francisco. CAL. as may be re
QuTed. the quantities named the specifications
The supplies needed
Sheaves: Cordage: Crockery Furniture; Hardware
Lamps; Lanterns. Medicines, Paints.
etc; Ship Chandlery. Stoves etc; Tools Miscel-
specifications attached TO the form Of bid ETC. which
be obtained application this Office, the
spector Of Lfe-Saying Stations. II State Street New
York City; Superintendent Twelfth LfeSavng District
Grand Haven Mcn and Superintendent Thirteenth Life
Saving District Appraisers Stores Francisco
Envelopes containing proposals should be addressed
the General Superntendent u s. LfeSaving Service
Washington j. c., and marked the outside Proposal
for Annual Supplies The right is reserved reject
all bids and TO waive defects II deemed for the inter
OF the Government. $. !. KIMBALL. General Su-
peT1ntendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07

goods are then stamped with the name q
the hrm for which they are made ana ia
firm has to stand sponsor for them. ne
Swiss watch, in its higher class. is the oess
movement IN the world to-day. OF course,
there are cheap Swiss movements that YOU
can buy for So or 81. but they keep sooa
time f'-(Kanqas City Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
IMPROVING.

Yes" said the amateur sportsman. Il
had great luck on ma cunning trip to-day"
why, you didn't bag anything
Il know: but the last time I was out l
bagyed a COW. philadelphia Ledger
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Public Notices.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, APPEL

late Division First Department In the matter of
the application Of the New York and Jersey Railroad
report whether railroad ought
structed and operated.
of Chapter Laws Of 1891 amended the under
signed New York and Jersey Railroad Company will ap
state of York Judicial Department AT
Term thereof to be held at the Appellate Division Cort
House. at Madison Avenue 25th Street in the Bor-
tS IAN dav If Spr;i 1865 al O'clock IN the fe'
pontment of commissioners in the entitled
matter to determine report said Appellate d.
vision after due hearing whether the extensions OF he
railroad said Railroad Company ought constructed
operated The upon which the aforesaid ap-
pllcation will made the petition of the said Rail
road Company dated March i6 1905 and the papsrs
Office Of the Clerk OF the said Appellate division on az
about March II 1908 and in addition thereto other
papers as shan be presented to the said Court by the
A description OF the routes and general plan con-
Of said extensions OF the railroad com
pany part of the papers filed aforesaid The
following is brief and substantial synopsis OF
routes VIZ: FROM the terminus OF the railway Of said
company as at present authorized at the intersection Of
5Feei"lcE streets, in
the Borough OF Manhatan and thence running easteTy
Christopher Street TO Sixth Avenue; thence with
or near the intersection and Thrtthri
said Borough and with another branch crossing
easferIy under Street terminal station M ar
near the Intersection Fourth Ninth Street
said terminal station and Fourth Avenue
station OF the Rapid Transit Subway at Fourth
The object Of application obtain lie
appointment OF commissioners who SHAH de-erne
% and snail report zoe evidence taLep yea aiid
Spuellate Division together with report OF their de-
s eTafion Of saiI extensions OF saG railroaa t @
Ccmpany VIII that It shall when conar1neI
by sad be taken in lieu OF the Of the
property along the lines OF the extensions
pated New York March n 1905
NEW YORK AND JERSEY RAILROAD COMPANY
q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
Election Notice.

AUDUBON SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, THE
election 81 directors for Audubon Society
state Of New YORK not having been held the DAY desg
mated IN the certificate incorporation FOR the
meeting of the Society. the members n
Society viii he held AZ the American Museum OF Natural
History IN the city or New York Borough Of Manhattan
the thirteenth day Of APRIL 1893 al half past three
O'Clock IN the afternoon for the Of electng
thereof. and Of business
NJ properly come before he
Dated March 3lst. 1905.
By order " the Board u Directors
EMMA II. LOCKWOOD. Secretary
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DRoPOsAI.s For sTEAM sHovELs.-OF-

fee Istnmian Canal Commission Washington. D. c..
April 3 l905-Sealed proposals. triplicate, viii
ceived Office Of the Purchasing Agent. Isthmian
Canal Commission Washington d. @, until 1890 A. NJ,
MAY 1905 at which they will be opened in public
for furnishing mentioned steam sho-els Blanks
ana information may be Obtained from this Office.
Offices Asst Purchasing Agent. "a State St. y. Y.
CIV or Asst Purchasing Agent at custom House New
Orleans La Il. j. GALLAGHER. Major. I. :. A.
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- ton for Marine Engine Boiler Craftsmen ana
Assistant Marine Engine and Boiler Craftsmen TO pro
eligible list from which appointments will be
made in the Naval Service any time within three years
thereafter viii be held al the Navy Yards Boston New
York and Washington, G. continuing through April
% - and 90 1905. between the hours $50 and
D m each day. The examinations will be Identical al
ali Yards, and win be practical in character. App-
be examined. designating
the Yard most convenient for the applicant. should be
previous April D. 1905 10 the Secretary Of
Navy Navy Department. Washington D. c. who will
supply the necessary Instructions Pay 50 50 10
500 per diem.
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For sAFES.-OFFICF. ISTH-

i milan Canal Commission. Washington. D. c, April T.
1905Sealed proposals trpcate. will be received
Purchasing Agent, Isthmian Canal
mission Washington d. G. until 1880 A NJ. April H.
which they Will be opened in public, fur
nshing twelve small office safes Blanks and full infor
nation may from this Office Office Of Asst
Purchasing Agent "A state St. " Y. City. H J. GAL
LAGHER Major. L. s A. Purchasing Agent.
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M1NrAruRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Gunrse 5:S6 Sunset $50 Noon e:o5 Moons
HIGH WATER
AM-San6r Hook 900 Island O5 Hell Gate loss
PMsandy Hook 9:lal COY. Island a29l Hen Gate ll:22
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BUREAU OF THE FUBLlC ADMLNIsTKAIOR OF
THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
No il9 Nassau Street.
New York March ia 1905.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, PURSUANT
10 chapter go Of the Laws lsSs that the state
nent OF the receipts and expenditures Of the Public
ninfstra-or during the year 1904 published the
City Record times each week for three weeks be-
ginning February = lvo ,,-,,,,.,. a, ,,o-s
Public Administrator OF TIE County Of Kew York
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF

a Supervising Architect. washington, D. @. April g.
leO5-Sealed proposals will be received this Office
until 8 O'clock p II. the 10th day Of Nay 1905 and
then opened for the elevator equipment for the Z.
Custom House New York, " Y, IN accordance
drawings and specification. copies OF which be
this Office of the Architect Gilbert
20 Wall STREET New York, " Y. the discretion OF
Tie sGpargfsin Architect Applications be accom-
panied hy certified $4,000 which viii be- held
al this OF the drawings speci-
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns ara
recommended to the renders OF The Tribune as
thoroughly reliable. can be done bv mail
with the adEeTtlsers with perfect safety.