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, 1899-05-12
neantx Is BLOOD Deem.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, b~lackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets ,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, loo, Csc, SOC.
, 1899-05-12
. IN IMPERIAL ROM E.
A Jewish Coy Who Entered One of
the Famous Foot Race

Rome was a mighty city in those
days. 1t had many a mile of streets
and avenues, reaching out into the sur
rounding country, until nobody could
tell where the city ended, although ev-
erybody knew that Its center was on a
hill at the capitol. Far from the capt.
toll, but still within the city, was the
amphitheater, or circus, where the most
wonderful shows were given that the
world has ever known. There were
wild beasts and men were made to
fight by thousands, for the shows were
murderous, and the vast sandy area of
the a~mpitheater was often stained with
blood.
Cyril was walking along a narrow.
crooked street that led away from the
- a 49, ~4-r-
, 1899-05-12
Merely His Opinion.

Higgins-Does your wife play whist
Adams-She thinks she does, but
when Gabriel blows his horn I'll bet
she'll awake with a start and ask him
what's trump.
, 1899-05-12
AL on Wind.

atom Harmon, whatever became of
him?'
"Oh, he's here yet. Buildin' up quite
a reputation on wind"
"How's that?'
"He's invented three different bicycle
pumps, and now he's workiu' on a flynn
machine"
, 1899-05-12

and well. 1t helped me through the change of life period. I
am hfty-fve years old" ~~~A,m.
The women of advanced years who are healthy ard happy
are invariably those who have known how to secure help
when they needed it. Mrs. Pinkham will advise anv woman
tree of charge who writes about her health. Her address is
Lynn, Mass.
, 1899-05-12

Fits permanently cured. No fits or nervous
ness after first days use of Dr.. Kline Great
Nerve Restol er, 81 trial bottle and treatise free
DIR. r. II. KLINE. Ltd. a31 Arch st. PhiIa. Pa,
, 1899-05-12

f. J.. q eney & Co., Toledo, o., Props. of
Halls Ca rrh Cure, offer 800 reward for any
case of ca rrh that cannot be cured by taking
Halls @ srrh Cure. Send for testimonials,
freq So - Druggists. 75c.
, 1899-05-12
Inventions.

"This is a wonderful age of inven-
tion," remarked the young man of seri-
u in~clinations.
yes" replied the skeptic, "and the
new machines we are getting do not
show that fact nearly as much as the
stories invented by inventors about the
things they are going to invent
Washington Star.
, 1899-05-12

GENTS WANTED-Drrggists, grocers, con-
n PETITIONERS, l have an article entirely new,
used in every family largely in hotels, b ard
lighthouses and rest urants; costs 15c. to manu-
ia ture and sells at l0c. per ounce; send l2c. for
sample ard free circu ar; it will satisfy you.
Address, ISAAC BEAVER, J. p, Annville, Pa.
, 1899-05-12
A Dilemma.

There was a young lady of Del.
Whose garments were mannish I'm wei
The young men now query
She makes them so weary
eff she wears those. what shall q fell"
Exchange.
, 1899-05-12
Popular to Some Purpose.

isn't it wonderful what a lot Of
friends Mrs. Burnham has?"
ut is, indeed. 1 am told that she has
so many wedding presents it is neces-
sary to pay storage on some Of them,
and this is only her third wedding, too"
, 1899-05-12

There are times in which our very
belief in the deafness of an intense
feeling surrounds us with danger.
, 1899-05-12

The inheritance of a distinguished
and noble name is a proud inheri-
lance to him who lives worthily of it.
, 1899-05-12
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Ava,

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag.
netic. full OF life, nerve and vigor, take MOTTO.
BAG, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guaran.
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
, 1899-05-12

Do not think to make yourself great
by belittling the achievements OF those
about you.
, 1899-05-12

A great fortune often serves as an
i~mpregnable fortress to resist the ad-
vance of contentment.
, 1899-05-12
That would Account for 1t.

'Tt is claimed hat thieves are almost
unknown in Norway"
.They must have the same police sys-
tenn there that we have in this coun-
try?"
, 1899-05-12

Looking to the Bank Account. -
Critic-You are not maintaining the
high standard which you set at your
theater when the season opened.
Manager-No; I've stopped encourag-
Ing art to give the people what they
Observation-Disclosures North American.
, 1899-05-12

We find fully as much in the charac-
tiers of our best friends to reprove, as
we do to brag on.
, 1899-05-12

Take all the pride, and vanity, and
selflove out of jealousy, anu what have
you left?
, 1899-05-12
The skunk a Friend to Hop Grower

The much-despised and maIigned
skunk has at last found friends who
respect, cherish and encourage him.
They are the hop-growers of New York
State, who find the skunk their main
reliance in keeping down a very de.
structiye grub which otherwise would
ruin their crops.
, 1899-05-12

Think on the giraffe, and beware
lest your ambitions result in your de.
formity.
, 1899-05-12

lean recommend Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton to sufferers from Asthma.-E. d. ToWN-
N Ft. Howard, Wis, May 4, 1894.
, 1899-05-12

How can the man who never knew
sin know virtue when he meets it?
, 1899-05-12
Mode of Suicide,

A ~favorite mode of suicide among the
African tribes who dwell neal Lake
Nyassa is for a native to wade into the
lake and calmly wait for a crocodile to
spen its mouth and swallow him.
, 1899-05-12

There is nothing to be done so petty
that it need not be done skilfuliy.
, 1899-05-12
Those Dear Girls

Bob says l grow more beautiful ev-
time he sees me-" said Mary.
why don't you ask him to can often
er?' said Anne.-Harper's Bazaar.
, 1899-05-12

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the gums, reducing inflamma-
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie, 25c a bottle.
, 1899-05-12
Educate Your Bowels With cascarets.

Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever,
l0c, 25c. If c. c. c. fail, druggists refund money.
, 1899-05-12
Unconscious cerebration.

"Here, how's this? In this article on
poets you speak of the '~stepladder Of
fame.'"
q" wrote that one day when my wife
was cleaning house."
, 1899-05-12

The web of u life is of a mingled
yarn, good and i'll together.
, 1899-05-12
Can Win

"Why is it that the plain girls are
always the ones who learn to cook and
make their own clothes?'
, 1899-05-12

Fidelity in little things is one of the
surest tests of character.
, 1899-05-12
Superstitious.

"What Il creation did you call an
ambulance fr, ChumleyY'
"Didn't you see that fellow walk I'M
der the ladder rhera? He won't go three
blocks before son athing happens TO
him."-Detroit Free Press.
, 1899-05-12

There is one body that knows more
thar anybody, and that is everybody.
, 1899-05-12
To cJre Constipation Forever.

Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. l0c or z
II c. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refund mon
, 1899-05-12

To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
Drug gi lists refund money If It fails 70 cure. go.
, 1899-05-12
Bao for Fifty Cents.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. SOC. 81. ALI druggists.
, 1899-05-12

lrs. Pinkham's Compound.
was cured of both
l am now enjoying good
feel very grateful for
good your medicine has
lie me. Iwould recommend
all women suffering as I
was"
Mrs. N. E. LACEY,
Pearl, La. writes:
"Ihave had leucorrhea
for about twenty years.
falling of womb by spells
for ten years. and my
bladder was affected, had
backache a great deal.
I tried a number of
doctors. They would re-
lieve me for a little
"a while, then I would be
%worse than ever. I
a then thought I would
Y try Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Eleven bottles of Com
pound and one box of
Liver Pills cured me
and | am now sound
, 1899-05-12

"Oh, that's easily explained. The
pretty ones always know they don't
need to-"
, 1899-05-12

contractor. Wages vary, not only as
to the grade Of the cigars made, but as
to the skill of the operatives, and there
Is a wide range in pay. Expert cigar
makers in the large factories can earn
81 Mexican, or 45 cents on the gold
basis, but the average is nearer to rs
cents Mexican, and among the children
and less expert operatives wages range
down to 20 and 80 cents Mexican per
day.-Manila Correspondence Chicago
Inter Ocean.
, 1899-05-12
grandmother

a CHARMING grandmother
~ What a pleasant influence IN the house is a delight
tul old lady in good healthi s1asAS
Mrs. MoLL1E BARBER, st. James, Mo- writes: F"I took
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound during change of
, 1899-05-12

The more a man gets to know him
self, the more he is afraid to trust him
self.
, 1899-05-12

Hy01a II IHhuaII , NSB6IaDI6 Com
life, and have passed through that
critical period safely. I suffered for
years with falling of the womb and
female weakness. At times could
hardly stand IN my feet, also had
1eucorrhea. l tried several good
, 1899-05-12

Mployed an

on the cheaper AgJ
women are more s.
The former are, as J
piece system, while
contracted for in ga
, 1899-05-12

OLD AGE

ooctors' out instead of getting better, grew worse all the
time. "A TREND advised me to try Mrs. Pinkham's Compound.
! did SO and after taking six bottles, was cured of both
, 1899-05-12
LETTERS.

Never Safe to Pen Matters Which
You Want to Keep Secret.
donH o1urnnn rhiftnI gSnaoa. A...a-AA
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-11-23

The international commercial con-
gress, which has been in session in
Philadelphia in connection with the
National Export exposition, discussed
at considerable length the comparative
merits and advantages Of the Mica
ragua and Panama routes for an 18TH
milan canal. While the discussion did
not add materially to the vast amount
of literature on this subject, it will
serve as a reminder to the Fifty-sixth
congress that public sentiment de-
mands the speedy construction Of such
a waterway connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans. There may be diff
ferences Of opinion as to which is the
most feasible route, though there is no
doubt as to the need of an isthmian
canal.
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LATHE BACK

st was troubled for ten years with my
Jack and kidneys. 1t came from heavy
lifting in the shop. The pain was right
2cross the small of my back and was al
lines SO bad that when I sat down / coul6
hardly rise. The pain used to extenc
rom the small Of the back up and down
nd il wore me out so that half the time
did not feel like going to work ii Il,
morning. Since began to use Johnson:
Kidney Pills the pain has entirely ceased
and where I used to get up ten or tltteeL
times during the night l now rise only
once. I can honestly recommend Jol11f
sons Kidney Pills to others after VIVA
Vicksburg, Miss. {
Tohnson's kidney Pills are a specific and pos'
tive cure for all diseases and blood 1mpurlff re
caused by deranged action of the kidneys. Fci
sale bv ali druggists. Large box soc. Prepared
At The Johnson Laboratories. Inc, Philadelphia
For sale by H. E. TANNER. kenosAa
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No Time Like Now.

The new lines Of railroad now in
process $ of construction by the Chicago
& North-W Western Railway Company
are at present affording opportunities
to get in and grow up with a country
hat is sure 10 grow, that are not likely
10 occur again.
The new lines penetrate the richest
reeio1s in Western Iowa and Mime
sofa, where there was ample room for
railroad. The towns along these
rev lines, located and managed by the
Z. .1way Company, are today offering
rare chances for investments or 1oca-
tons. The country is rich and the
towns will surely thrive.
Prices of lots are still low. Invest
ce-s and business men of all classes
will find it to their advantage to in
vestigate.
The choice timber lands of Northern
! Wisconsin and Michigan are also well
worth looking into.
Apply for particulars to J. F. C1eve-
land, Land Commissioner, c. & N. w.
R'y, Chicago, III. DIV
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JUST A FEW FACTS,
Weak Effort of the Gazette to Cham
pion the Cause OF the Electric
Light Company.
MISREPRESENTATION OF FACTS

The Kenosha Light and Power Conn ny
Have Never Paid one Cent for Jse II city
Water and City Com actions other
Fal1ac:es of the Gazett = IL Defence Of
the Ten Year Cen ,od Recently Made
With the Lign Company.
Lately the g. 9tte has taken % Il
tradict ge tio1os which app this
p;toe lrcts. it seems i abot-t
one . O. lie Gazette's rev IS made
r. cz lc ais OF items E1-- app-e~r in
the EVENING N4va II d ' to
week before t,-ey are ibis CO IN re
Gazette. OF col Il app lie IL
the Gaze,1e 3 &c Of news.
Tbs ranc- So ON takes any t-c@
of 80 lle ..4zngs", IS it Cc.'&I s
the % &c, uat on Tn'.-s,ls-. evening
TIE sos ce'' of an ttclc, which p
re. rcd in the Gaze, I'D 70 the
Electric Light CO q, g the ci.,
water 1 &c, was SO n. Ihat ~
paper Icels called UPON u give lev
facts which the Gaze has CARRIED,
In the first place ia City CO
gave tie Electric I, II company
rio.1t to rise the c. SAer fol- h
boi1e1s free, wien : 4iarbo.- w
rou2i tat tllev Odd nos T.
pump. This agl mt was III II
the time of lie "a con- vas
made for 1ig. ag the Z. Y, W ca
eve y one, VITO is net inter6 o.
pre-; rd-ccG, adj S WIS an Q on
he ci,y, as The p -ce for year
cont-'>ct was co4ls.,,e,:ab Y too 4
BIZ il r., I'D to Tree w e I, e Ga
1e,,e $, 5 t-z,-tt-.e he; ,1s p I used
the c VIE ouce o. w ID 1.at
lie w, WIS me G 81 q I'd ID for at
regr { r,tes. tbs is rntr e. as
sseve Il l-.Acs the 6 " has givc- The
co.an; " a conncct on for the DO e-s
il tie Et1ec-ic L'slrt 6epa- met ard
I ey LIVE escd r1.1tio~s o. G>o1s Of
dung e past ye,r wa-ca Il S
rev DeeA ne, cCct o. r. 10 Oh
f0o q fc1eat days Is week Z! coi1-
ps Gym j - W er W 4 trey lid no
IL ii 20 erd ne re- or S 9i4eady
be. ore e W. CT Bo,nC. lie J -cculc
l.. corr " has never paid one
tito tie wster y-le7 have used, nor
en- p,lQ FOR the Use Of the city's hose.
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publication. Oct. IS. 1899.
sHERIHF S SALE.

- ATE o. WI5cONS3 Nm c. crit Court
- TO- h9aosna County.
P:sI1J lIatDeI Pam 81, VS.. Charles Under
8y vi ne OF ana pulsuantto an execution
iSsSeeo ouy OF said Court on Inc 18th day Of
OctoDei a. d. 1882 upon the judgment in the
apOH eutltC d action duly endered and dock
etCd yGeTetu~ on the 4th day OF Malcl, A ID.
1859, o. SAN OF Tnl ee Hundred Foltv-one
and In II me Cne-hpudredths (a4l 49-IC9} dol
l&55, nc ul-c els snel S,heli1
AtelOSLs Conn Y, State o. Wisconsin, shall
oi1cc fC ana sell at public auctlC1 and
yenoua;tJ ne D. tIo o. OF OF ire Court House,
nos ia as.d 5tafe OF w }on14n, GA Saturday,
the 9sn Gay OF Gecs~'s e A. d, 1892 at two
o'c ocl il tle G lOCn, all le hight title
anG inter Which u So d defendant Charles
Linden .aI.l, Eau lr ana 10 the real estate
hereinafter &c ecriDed, On the Stn Gay of Sep.
tenDor, A. ID 1878, tue tl.ne WAel the same
was a aceeG N Jle ABOVE entitled action. or
which lie acquired at a1v time thereafter,
OF SO lcl t ereOf az may be sunc,ent to sat
y3ty he .n6Gh1 d}-e uT)n sal4 jud gm emit, to-
gefbel w Il interest. sun 4uent D IS and the
expenses Of such sale, " tleh sa.1le.yl estate
is 8eSe.ItlC aS ~ lot's, fJ-Y7It:
The &c 1tal unOiv a a One-fOUrth ~ pa-t or
portion o. and H. rest il DeGOllO%lug uieeas
pa s ant -o-s of -ana ana real tate IL 3ald
County Q henosha, St9te of Wisconsin, W:
Tie south siXty-tUO (62) fee of BLOCK ulsv-
seven 90, IN what was toIme ly the Second
Ward of the City o. Keno sha, now in the
Seventh Ward OF the SGi0 city, in the nC~ th-
east quarter f section thllIy-O1e t'l) III 1vr-
ship two ~ north, o. range tWehty e t.5l
east, or lots five ~, six t6), sevenC and eight
(8 on the north SIDE of Lemon Sweet, in said
block fifty seven (5D: also lot one a., il bcols
two (2,and lots om(n.fve(ol seve1t.) ard ni1 e
(9), in said block Two ~; and ,ot' une "a, two
~, tllee, four ~, FIVE -, SIX G., seven o.
eight C8), nine (9l, ten 90. e.avs', dD and
twelve CD, in block one %, Vi L.ndG manu- S
Subdivision, of the east ones! Eth y, Of tle
west One-half ~. and the wet q acres o.
the east one-halfGa OF block twenty @av9nC25
Oh the southeast quarter OF section taity (21)
town two ~ MOI ia, of range tWCutY-L2-oo t2Sl
east, a~co. ding TO . plat thereof on file 10 1he
Office o. lie Reg steI' of De@Is oi Kenosha
County,, dated May Goth, tSc2
T1e seye- al lots tract c" 1..Ce7s Of said
lell eSJo.e shall be sep atsy exp 81 for
sale,
Te1 ms of sale, cash.
Dato0, sbertH's Office L nozna. Is 4osha
county, Wisconsin, Octot IN, 4 D. 1892
HENRY D. TT&IBE,
Sheriff of KCnOsh3 Coun 7, wise Jnsin.
Baker & Baker, Pldtntih Attorneys. 80
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WANT TO CONF u KENosHA
Me nbe1s of the First Cavalry Anxious 4
Eold Their Reunion IN .nis City n IL c,

Ne nbeIs OF the FITS C@Va ~ ANXIOUS %
Hold Their Reunion IN snfs City 10 G.
The following 7tte1 mas be I .-
t 81 in this Office in regard 10 tIe
annual reunion OF the soldiers of srle
/ s. Wisconsin Cavalry which the
me .lbe-s OF the company de to
hold in this city iii Sepre mber D.
Mi1tota, Ncb., Nov. /, go.
Prb1:s $ EVENING News, Ken
o@a... VS.. Gentlemen: 1 e by yo' =
paper o. last week that your city COZ -
Gil we , considering the lvisabill' y
Of inv ling the reunion Of the cd
First " -sconsin Cavalry ID oe held in
vo.r y next summer or fall. The e
are quite a number of the old boys 10
Ca in this state. Three of us L.
ceeve or mail at this Office.
know chat I express the sentiment
q when I say that we would be
- much pleased AMI gratitied could
we III t in your bea utiful city, 'our
o14 nome, probably the last time on
/ for most OF Is, and we would
proud of the city and thankful to
Citizens + giving lis the oppor-
lity OF on, ; more visiting the city
we all love s. vel,
1t woul5 also give us great pleasure
and s;.ti@ Gu IN 10 see the be.ut- II
n1onumeot erected to '-orA BOYS in
your city by Hon. z. G. Simmons.
Certainly we old soldiers owe debt
of gratitude to Mr.. Simmons which we
CO II never repay, but we can app
Gaze.
1rus ing your city council can see
the way clear TO extend The honor,
renain, Respectfully Yours,
Thomas A. Hea1Y.
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TWO BOATS 70 COME,
Graham and MortonsMay Take Up the Bus
mess Of Wankegan and Kenogha Line.

mess OF Wanksgan ana henosha Line.
It's reported in lake circles that the
Graham and Morton transportation
company which runs line of vessels
/ between Ni1wa Nee I'd Chicago will
! take Up he d iness OF the Kenosha
and Waasee, n line as soon q the sea-
son opens in the spring and il is quite
possible the BOATS may De run this
winter. According TO he STOKES to1d
/ of The colr3any they have recently
purcha ed Two small etee mers and
/ they have made he 81. cement that
1 the boats were pr.' he cd to be used on
line between Kenosna and Chicago.
! While small, The two ooats purchased
! by the company are very speedy.
The May is considered as one of the
speediest ooa.s OF t'le lake, though it
is only 20 @eet long and 20 feet beam,
and has a ca Pc city of carrying fewer
than six HUNDRED people. She W. S
built in 1882 at Marine City and is
ra4ed IS GOOD fo1. twenty-five miles IN
hos. II some circles it is thought
/ that The Mary and Ahe contemplated
new DO VIII run from Chica so to
! Warta. {, 4 o. TIenosl.a.
Ge1e ! Pes senger Agent Corey, OF
! the Grallam & Morton Line, wor1I
/ tn -oW no Ii At Oil til Srbject eEcep
to admit what had been known to the
tho ssenger men before, that a
crew Iu: the company fleet had le :
Racine 20: Port Huron on Wednesday
to bL.1g the May 10 Chicago. It is
c., d that the boat VIII reach thel e
( / = day. The new boa@ III Coz
e.l: "a ION is being figured on b. out-
SIDE contractors. among whom are the
Good Itch Company's yards al Dlenon-
inee.
Advices from St. Joseph were TO the
! e ect that Secretary j. S. Morton, of
the company, ana Captain Stewarc, of
! the steamer Mi1wat Tee were in De
/ troit yesterday End tina: the stcs me-
| Mary, owned at chat port, wot L. likely
/ be bought To- the Eahosha ana Wei
11egan r,'l. The Mar, of De oil IS
137. T 1eet long, 3O.8 1oet bea N ai1 was
built in 1892. T. is re garGeo: as l1or ia
likely tnat both Marys have oeen
| bought by Cne compa ny, as P.e2ident
Graham w, s 1-aown to il .2or- Huron
at the same ,i.ue that G-c,ets nc =
ton was in D ,roit.
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First publication, Nov. 9, 1899.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN County Court for

y KenOsha County In Probate
Notice Is hereby gf790 thdJ a re- ular term
Of the County Con- TO Ua held in and for
said county, at the Count Court Room ia the
City Of keDOSbd- So K, county, on the first
Tuesday, being the stu day of DCc6LlNel, A.
d. 1897, at 10 o'clock a. w.. the following
matters VIII lie he, d and cons iderel
In the matter Of the last viii anu testament
Of Martin HansiS. deceased.
The application OF Charles HanSiS "a admit
to probate the last will and 1tat2men5 Of lar
tin Hansis, late OF the town OF @IeascnG Prai-
lie, in said unity. deceased.
In The matter Of thoe- ee OF Johanna D.
FOrtWint deceased
The application Ct T.. AZ E'gn 55In2lfor The
examination and ali wanLa of Its ina ac-
count as aCniniSt atJr OF tIH estate OF johann
ma D. F0rtWiue, late OF u-5 citY Of < enra ha, in
said county, dCceaSe ed, ans foT the e -1-Gent
and distribute OF the residue Of ll3 3a.a..6 Of
said deceased.
In the matter Of the viz Of Lan Gould,
Tne APP, .cat. Ga Of Fl 5e~icls r. r aLd for
to -xamin2bj u all ~ a'va roc % -, uual ac-
g. lz-I g. aE> III T.. the will II T.. .ura ID.
Gouid, late Of he Cn IF 50 ng IN said
distribution Of the IS que u the eatte OF said
deceased.
III the mat ar If the last will and testament
OF Sara Nj. CiaDp. deceased,
The 2UplicatICn Of Charles G.. Brown 10 ad-
mt to prOoaUe the last will and testament of
-,ara n. Clapp late Of the city Of Ken0sha, in
said county, dCCe1t1 !.
By gbe Count.
E&teQ Nov. 8, 1873.
RUSS ell "a. SLOSSON,
30 County Judge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-11-23
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u1e o. 8 Long Cherished schemss.
The people OF Kenosha will be great
intere ted in knowing nat old F. H.
Otto, better kno N as 'tPerpetual Mo
tom TO. has given tip all his chez
ished deans of the past and his
turned his inventive mind to the new
scheme Of devising a means of using
/ .ic-.oaa1 power.
The old man is now over 90, and has
spent over forty years in a vain en-
deavor to get p = DC ua1 motion down
10 a ne poin., he IS becoming badly
used up by the ilitmitles Of old age
and rheumatism. - repo Ter he
said that . had at last given u2 q.
hope o. sting mac' he that
would c. " OFT his i6e, ;. aud ID
turned lis = ion TO lie ion p0vec-
He claims o h,ve al idaa that he he
heves will revolrtion.1e 1ocomou>u,
but is ve-v guarded Ill giving out the
secrets O. his plans.
With what he termed his great in
veniion Mr.. Otto came to kenoslla
seveca1 years ago. He opened a lite
shop on Park street and night and d;-y
he could be found working on his
great invention which he cla iIued
would solve the questions which have
puzzled the minds Of SCIENTISTS since
the world began. The enthusiasm
with which the Old man carried on tie
work on his inven don en.nu Ell u14l-
terest ed parties and few yeo S 60 d
company was formed to back 1ne move
ment. The company was a production
Of Kenosha and many OF the Go ems
still hold the shares of stock which
they bought from Mr.. Otto at the rate
of seventy-dye cents thorsand.
His work Of a lifetime has had tell
ing effect on him and in iar.ng down
the long cherished notions tie effect
IS c1ea~lg noticeable.
Still ne lives in hopes and his little
home il Somers Is sill tile work shop
from which some time he expects to
lead an invention which will revo1u-
tlonize Inc mechanical world.