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HIS HEART STOPPED.
Otherwise DIR. Nokalosek Would Have
Recovered.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Dec. 27.-Dr. No
kalosek, city physician of Chicago, has
been found dead in bed at Relen. n. M.
The doctor came to Belen two months
ago suffering with tuberculosis, compli
Gated with heart disease He was gain
ing steadily. A physician reported death
due to heart failure. The body was
brought to Albuquerque. where it is be-
ing emba1med for shipment to Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-27

The Heubner comedy company will
present "A Wise Tramp and "The
Forger's Daughter at the Grand opera
house, Friday and Saturday, January 2
and 3, at popular prices. 10. 20 and 30
cents. On the opening night any lady
will be admitted free if accompanied by
one paid 30-cent ticket. A special matt
nee will be given on Saturday, prices 10
and 20 cents.
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Negro stabbing at Atchison.

Atchison, Kan. Dec. 27.-Smith Taylor
and Tom Shook, both colored, engaged
in a quarrel Friday afternoon, during
which Taylor inflicted knife wounds in
Shocks right side which are thought to
be fatal.
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Rheumatigm Cured ia q Dav.

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and neu-
ralgia radically cures in to 5 days. its
action upon the system is renla rlxable and
mysterious 1t removes at once the cause
and the disease Immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits IS cents
and $780, Sold by Rowley & Snow, Sixth
I'D I-er.eoe q V
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Grady Leaves Santa Fe.

T A Grady. who has been manager
of the Santa FEES California tourist
service for the last three years. will
leave the company the first of the year
He has been appointed general travelling
passenger agent of the Oceanic Steam
ship company, with headquarters at
Sydney, Australia. His successor with
the Santa F'e has not been appOinted
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Falls City. Nebreska.

Mr.. T. G. Walker, Carneiro. Kansas,
writes: 1T is with pleasure that I re-
port that / am better than 1 have been
for many years. believe Peruna is
without doubt the best medicine that
was ever used in a family. 1t has cured
my nervousness, with which 1 had been
afflicted for a great number of years"
1t is a fact of ever-increasing aston
that so many otherwise sensi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-27
WILL BEARD THE LION.
Representatives of U. P. Shopmen
to Confer With Hartman.

Omaha, Dec. Representative of
the 800 striking shopmen on the Union
Pacific are now en- route to New York
at the request of E. H. Hartman 10
confer with him and President Burt at
the New York office Monday in regard
To z settlement This action was 1,re-
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Cabinet viii stav In.

New York, Dec. 27.-The Chilean cabi-
net crisis has been settled, cables the
Hersid's Valparaiso correspondent, by
an agreement that all the ministers
s',oI fe--,,aia - tl,eir r.nrts.
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A Fire at San Pedro.

San Pedro. Cal, Dec. 27.-An entire
business block in the center of the city
was wiped out by fire early this morn
ing. The loss will be about $4,000,
which is about one-half covered by in
Surance.
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&c Had Been Threatened.

decapitated body of John Wax of Pitts
ton, on the Lehigh Valley tracks, says
a dispatch from Wilkesbarre to the
Herald. points to murder, there being
no marks on the body such as would
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Discount Rate Stands.

London, Dec. z7.-The Bank of Eng
lands rate of discount was unchanged
today at 4 per cent.
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BILE and provident people WILL for the
neglect of so simple a precautiOn as to
have bottle of Peruna at hand, bring
upon themselves the needless suffering
and foolish expense that a practitioner
of medicine is forced to witness every
dav.
A Family Medicine.
L. o. Summersett, editor of 1.-THE Mes
senger," Red Bank. N. J., writes The
Peruna Medicine Co. as follows:
Gentlemen-.I certainly feel grateful
to you for putting such a great catarrh
remedy on the market. 1 believe that
more than half the people with whom
[ come in contact have catarrh in some
form and don't see why more of them
don't use Peruna and get well.
Myself and family were all sick a
few days ago with stomach trouble and
used Peruna with very satisfactory re-
have been had we called in a physician
who could not possibly have prescribed
a better remedy than Peruna.''
L. Q. SUMMERSETT.
s.We VIII Not Do without Peruna."
Mr.. James A. Stalls, Otego, ILL.,, writes:
Il can say that Peruna has cured my
that of the worst stage. He had it last
winter, and ] took him to three of the
best doctors and got no relief. When I
took him to the fourth his tonsils were
SO inf1amed that blood was running out
of them. The doctor said he could re-
duce them. so used his medicine for
four or five weeks and the boy got but
very little better. There was week or
two that we thought he would choke to
death in spite of all we could do.
In looking over your almanac I saw
Peruna recommended for throat trouble,
SO l wrote to DR.. Hartman in regard to
my boys throat. He recommended Pc
runa, and in less than two months his
throat was WELL. I got one bottle of Pc
runa and it cured him sound and we'll.
We will not do without it and will use
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Or COLU MBIA--ANDREW J. LEHMAN,
Complainant. vs. MARY Z LEHMAN 20 al,
Defendants No. 1855. Equity Docket No
3
The object o. this suit is 10 obtain partition
q the real estate in the District % Columbia
% wit. part u not .. IN square Isl. Of which
Charles + Lehman died seized and possessed,
b. sale thereof and division Ct the proceeds
Of such sale between the heirs-ar-iaW o. said
decedent. Il appearing 70 the COurr, BY an
davit fled IN this cause. that the hereinafter
District. and il further appearing 70 the Court
has been issued and returned mot 10 be
plainant. il IS this sth day o. NOvember- A.
Lehman. Jane Miller, Henry G. Miller. VII
Cheney and Arthgr Cheney. cause their ap-
fOrtieth day. exclusive Of sundays and legal
publication o. this order; otherwise the cause
Provided that q copy u this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks in The
Washington Law Reporter" ard The Washing
ton Tines. in accordance witn the statute n
such case made and provided.
By the Court
(Seal) A. B. HAGNER, Asso. Justice.
a true c0py-rest;
J. r YOUNG. Clerk
By NJ A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk
nos. So
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REAL ESTATE.
LOOKING BACKWARD.

When Jon stop 20 thir.k o. the enormous profit
others have made By investing IN Colunbls
Heights when il vas "a way cut in the coun-
Try" then turn 20 your picture up0a the vail
and swear AT q. and say, Where sg4s
when Columbia Heigss ID for ~ cent? a
footg'
Delay now and yon win miss even better
opportunity al North Columbia Heights Only
few choice lots remaining unsold Price 800
% Sc square foot Terms, $50 10 500 cash
and SIS 20 so monthly, : isr cent oG for cash
Carriage tree TO see the property.
For fuI particulars drop postal. telephone. %
call foT new l5-page h'1strated booklet
plat, etc.
FULTON R GORDON. To4 18th nv.
oc2&a0 Telephone Main 595 NJ
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

..r.s. al and Canal .H- cl
WANTEn- 1... r., r..--.-....-..- references roe
olr-r.I ana grr :. "a
----
a,.'.il- t t-r.- lI.,.- nome l.- -4r.r-
Gas. mead aurr. Ua-,- "a I'll
NANIrD-~yr-aI strong white uays not over
I'D gear. H- --, g." "'ia iH factory must Hr
quick. Apply $50 pa. ave. nN- 81
WANrFD-GaaI bow for nau..ror,. must l..
smart Apply after might $50 ST. nw. "a
WANTED-Tsn single men and ten families.
,.. " . .' . i NV. g ..,-, %, " .. me ai
--'-'
aor.. u. q. uAHrN a. BRO. IN North
Caro- ina ave. So. d
WANTED-Oue second hand on bread. loH
4i- ST. sU-
WANTED Dentist AM around s--[TrITT- {FF1
DENTISTS. 18th and Pa- ave. csu
NhNIED-Faar energetic youa- men 90 collect
insurance. Co" make nom Sl' O.. ,l, per w,,E.
N.it go ''' '...''' ai'hE i-tt D. lNNl iNAN'L
Wee '',, '''' d. de ''i-' '-' 81 nN- 81
W., w. ~ strong N'''' '.' '' ''"'n hn'~'i2s-
90 al
MS ..F.e-
"AN go Dung man, = per wees. Apply
mi
,....---,-,
be- rea5Ic. sattl rsa. and NIT. - Rrr, l' st
once. US>ELI'~. Isz. Nsu Yar.. ave. I'M
"a ,1.rrr - -
.,..,-.-...r ~. '-''"''- N--''
Ml
w,Nrrp-F,r-risrr,5 vri.. ,-..,-- o. III
nom 9i5 ST. NV. MI
WANTED White o- rlror.I r,,. ,..,.. ,,,,.l.--
stand care Of horses. Apply FIRST floor. alt pa.
ave HN. mi
,1-,,--rt-u
49, md ''.-'- =. I,'.-,e l.'..l l'
LORE. A. l0tb 81. mi
"a ,,--TyrT, o.
RROJs. 1902 7th ST. mi
MANtEi'-Nhlte butler, $50 o. $50. private
I, my ' "'"- "1-''''' inquire i''' lilh
ma
NANTED-Two good. experienced timers;
ozesrfenreF roof r..i-.4,rs ,..., - IN ,rr1S
d SONS -1l OH !. m. r--1
WANTED-Noat educated ,rIored man as
driver and porter ..-l s.r---i-,- -..o,Ti-s4
Lii LA'NlAlr 800 " st. MI
yysNTrD S,l...,.,- f..- o. ,,,4, ,r-,-,r Al
drrs. BON u5. this Office mi
W,ITF6 r,-----,.--. ,.,.,i--. 80 ,--,. -.-,-
- -, $3.50 ~ '-1N 'Els'
yassug; good pay. SIN ADVERTISING b.
kEAJ, Chicago MI
49,,
,r,.i -. ~. IN %. 10 NO.
--
NNNlEu-tceiI- mere ana ln BAIT more 10
. SOL novelty e---r cutter u-e1 everywhere.
apply NAIi3S,lAL CIGAR CUTTER co, 5i2
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

WELL furnished % sa1r room. good home
board. Yea enable Go couple ll2l lnrh ST.. NV
ee3
LARGE front Room. southern exposure, with
board - per week 80 4 ST. ua. esq
FOR RENT-Furuishad room with board 1907
81 uv- a
FOR HENT-Fmuishrd room and board r.r
Gentlemen BON 40. tHiS office c'-"
ROOM and losrI. aIi North Capitol S., MRS
J. W- PANENIN. csa
FOR RENT-Oua Iarg, front room. furnished.
20 floor a.-n ha' room. third floor with board
200 I-ta 20. NV c~a
FOR RENT-Fuely furnished back parlar.
ho1ra Tor Two. Iu private family SO 1911
New Jersey ave- rv. mss
FOR FENT-Tao seeaud--tarv rooms. front and
bach. nicely furnished. steam beat, with board
$50 81 st. ur' mss
PLEASING prices. TIE WELCOME CAFE. 81
Pa ave- NV v5-3
FOR BENT-Eoom. with board, private ilmay.
I'm lutb S. me- e.-S
LARGE front room. southern exposure; suitable
for gentlemen. D." + 60 ar- e.-a
LARGE 81 story front and other s,ams, with
ar without board. 7Ia 18th So. NV cs-@
FOR RENT-rurns-hcd back rarlor aud hall
room. 2d foor front; board Il desired. "a
Virginia ave. aN- e.-A
-u EAST CAPITOL ST. facing Capitol and
Lrbr.ry-WsH furnished ROOMS, excellent table.
moderate rates. t-ns,cn's oL51 per day
uss
WILL GIVE room and board in d-st-cla~s
house lgr seven months Tor 500 cash Iu adj
vance Adde'S bon 900 'h.s Office. m7-5
FUR RENT-Irrge front room. furnished. for
three gentlemen. with good home table. Tor
$50 each, references required 1911 lrh ST. uN-
m1g
NEAR CAPITOL. steam heated rooms. with
board 20 lst 81. Zee m7-5
ROOM AID BOARD for two men far $50
each. 22l, GA ST. ~ ms
FOR EENT-Oua large front room uufurnIsbed.
% floor. with .r without board lJJl MIs,a-
FOR EENT-I4rse and small furnished rooms
with OF without board. lyJI Mas-achUsctts
ave me- esq
E7 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Beauri.u. furnished
rooms, gA allo.nJu.. uts fr-t Class. eos
/ LARGE front raom for or with board. $3.50
week; Other r.oUsi carly areaaaz-. 1902 eth
ST. HU- eos
: LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS. by the day. wee.
oT month. transient. 81 q ST. nE. mG-a
week and upward Leaf and gas; hot water.
TABLE BOARD 10 two or more. - each per
week, transeut-. 81 per day ups weekly ana
monthly rates gIEeu- luest Location. HITEI.
BALTIMORE, l7,A and New lora ave- ms
! FOR RENT-Sicsiy furnished rooms. with
beard. large 5eCsu1s-oTy front room. suitable
for two; steam heat m ever room AZ an
81. NV oce1-Jf
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FOR REST-TE0 new Groom houses on Ben
ming road east; fne well water large back lot.
electric light being put in houses; one car fare;
$50 each; white Call for pat and inforua-
tion- go & 81. NV. esS
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II JUSTICE COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. BEFORE CHARLES s
BUNDN. ESQ. a Justice Of the Peace
MICHAEL BERGMAN rs EDWARD O.
GORSJCH and FRANK LAPSLEY, trading
as GORsCCH 3 LAPSIEY. No. $50
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

A FAMILY or FIVE win furnish Broom
holise Boz part payment Tor rooms au1 board
Adlras- a. once. BOX u2. This office. ms3
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LTMBIA. HOLDING PROBATE COURT.
ESTATE or APPOLONIA STUNT. DE-
CEASED. No. IOI57. Administration
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= - u 1---l
out Of this Court 70 the United States Mzrshsi
and for this District for che said defendants,
and the same having been returned not 10
be found, % it IS hereby ordered that said de-
PENDANTS and each Of them cause his appear
ance 10 be entered herein On or before the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A D. 1902: other
wise the cause Viii be proceeded With as ini
case q default.
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FOR RENT-Nice 6-roor house opposita
school. Congress Heights, SO n4-T
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FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-The contest country home Al Lang
don. D. c.; one fare: s minutes walk from
car line; rooms and bath Inquire $40 9Th
81. nv msa
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FOUND.

SATISFYING PRINTING-25 visiting cards
l5c; 100 business cards, s5c; better. 81 50.
HAYS SOS L 81 NV mss
SICKNESS and death are IN eeIlar-made ice
cream: seEer gas causes Il; % not eat that
kind; our ioe-cresm = made IS feet above
the ground and IA pu-e, delicious sad health
tul; 7Oc snd roc per gallon LACEY'S 0O7
New YORK sTe us.s and n3-lls Chicago %.
ze- sltf
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(SeaL) CHARLES 8 BUSDY,
j. P Sub-district No. l.
WOLF & ROSENBERG. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
ol25-nGl,s
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FOR RENT-HoUSES.

FOR REAT-New houses; SIX rooms and bsth;.
papered; good yards; located Southeast: rent
$3.50 FRED " REEVES, 6I7 18th 81 ave
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wAETED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To buy house Of rooms, $500 down,
tslance montIlIy. no dealers BOA fg1 this
of1Ce. e4-s
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NAATED-Tcams Un railroad work: llst until
Juno. can 90 loi5 Jefferson ST., Georgetown.
A. PETER. mss
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS,

FOR RENT-To gentlemen only: newly papered
and farui-hcd front h4l room; 81 floor. i,25 l.
81. Nv. OK
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sUBSTANcE or IsSUES FRANED.

Is the paper writing dated the 9Th day q
August. g. d. Iss9. the last VIII and tesla
mCur 0f the said AppolOnil Stuutz. and was %
executed by the said AppOlOBil STUNT in due
form as her last viii and Testament, and was ir
att-stei and Subscribed Ly three credible Wit
neSses. as required hy law in cases Of uill
q real property and Is the same the complete
formal last Wall and testament % real and
personal estate 90 the said AppGlonia STUNT.
and az the time o. It's execution. II e was exc
cuted. was the said AppO!OnIa Stunt OF sound
and dsY1sng mind and capable q making a
valid deed or contract: and was the execution
Of same proyured by fraud % said Kate Franc
or any other person OF persons. WIS the sane
procured hy undue influence % Kate Franc or
any other person CT persons. or has the Said
paper writing. IL the same was executed By
the said Appolonia Stuntz - her last viii and
testament been revoked OF 2nnulled = the
said App0lonia StuntE2
not. SIS. rs. 80 q. go
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CEASED. No. iOl57. Administration
70 appearing 90 the court that the notification
70 the trial 90 tire Issues in this case relating
20 the validity % the paper writing, dated the
eth day Of August, lss9. purpOrttng 70 be the
last viii and testament Of Appolonia Stuurz.
deceased has been returned 20 Anthony
Koch. George Koch. Marie KOeber. Mathew
Koch. and Adolph Koch, mot TO be found - it
IS this 81 day oi November. ordered that the
issues heretofore framed in this case be. and
thcy are hereby. set down for trial on the
sTH DAY or DECEMBER, 1902. and that this
order and the substance Of said issues hereto
fore framed shall be published once G week for
5our weeks IN the Washington Law Reporter
and twice week for the same period in The
Washington Times.
tSeaLl JOB BARNARD. Justice
Attest. LEE B. M0SHER.
Deputy Register q Wills for the District q
ClUnbia; Clerk Of the Probate Court.
LAMBER & BAKER, Attorneys.
not. s. Is. ~. 20 22.21.29
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY $50 for storage when We store for
zoe: UNITED STATES STORAGE 60. 40
10Th Fl. nv. u5-g
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Lot OF household furniture includ-
Ing chairs, rockers tables iron beds. bedroom
suit. cots ? carpets, iron '0lding bed. nearly
new baby carriage. macHiIe. see boxes ,
gas ranges a new. In fac, most anything you
want; also , good bicycles, any or all cheap
for cash. 800 + ST. ne. eI
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JOB BARNARD. Justice

IL THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING SPECIAL
TERN FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS.
u RE ESTATE OF APPOLONIA STUNT
nElF ASEn W To1--
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NANTEb-Gil 6ni-hcrs on pants uy the week
with best pay r. WEINBERG. SOB ID 49, uv.
,-G
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NANIED-A white girl for general Homework,
.Ia'l family good wages. taI with rDf0Fyu ID.
al la-> Columbia road, Columbia Heights ca
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STATE OF WIsCONSIN-Dou ,l,S C,.,,,,y--Ir
Crcnit Court
Asa A. Parker, Plaintiff
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THE NEW YORK WORLD
Ihrice-a. " eek Edition.

The NEost wiaely Read
NTewspaper IA Ame1ioa
Time has demo nstrated that tn
Thrice n week World stands alone il
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because it tells all the news all tn,
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the news De political or otherwise. II
ls, in fact, almost a daily at the price
of weekly and you cannot afford to
be without 1t.
Republican and Democrat alike can
read the Thrice a week World with
absolute confidence in it's truth.
In addition to news, it publishes
first class serial stories and other
features suited to the home and fire
side.
The Thrice. week Worlds regular
subscription price is only 81 DO pei
year and this pays for l56 papers. w,
offer this unequalled newspaper ant
SUPERIOR TINES together one year foi
sl.65.
The regular subscription price o
the two papers is 50 90.
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NJ lee of Foreclosure sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN =. c,.,.,,i, ,..,,.,
DOuG ms County. =" N"'' N'u' l.


| John Fred Bishofi and Mary louise Bishof
| his wife, Grace F. Patttson: The Bank Of SUI
/ p. ror, n corporation organized and existing
| under the laws of Wisconsin aud Henry :
/ Butler as receiver thereof r. T. Culbertson
The Michigan stove company. u corporation
organized and existing under the laws Of the
state Of Michigan; The Illinois Pure AllumI-
mum Company a corporation organized and
existing under the laws of the Stale or mi
nois; The Clifton Springs Manufacturing Com
rany, corporation organized and existing
undei the laws of the STATE of New York and
the unknown assignee or receiver of the prop,
erty OF that concern; The Brooks on Company. N
corporation organized and existing under the
laws OF the State of ohio; Joseph Rock he ,sta'e
o /. D. Beck"th, deceased, and The unknown
legal representatives,, executors or admins
traitors thereof The Commercial Bank of St
fahl, Minnesota, and the unknown assignee or
receiver OF the property OF that concern. I e
hank OF commerce. a corporation existing
under the laws OF the state oi Wisconsin. The
SUPERIOR Trust Company, n corporation eN listing
un Ter the In OF the Suite of Wise rnsin: Soul a
b. 7 rry, aud j cob Ritterer, Defem,iai Is.
whereas, Judgment oi foreclosure y as entered
IN The above entitled action in the cnurt
aforesaid IN favor of the plaintfnnd against he
above named defendants ON the 18th day of
November 1891, for the sum of Sixteen Hundred
ana rli'y-eight Dollars and Ninety-hye Cents
ana II was therein Orde ed that unless the
premises hereinafter mentioned v ere redeemed
therefrom "ithih one year that they be sold To
satisfy the said Judgment
And whereas, there has been no redrmptiou
OF the property in question.
NOW therefore Public Notice is hereby given
that ON the 9Th day of January; 1903 nj ~
'clock In the forenoon oithat day at tho cast-
cry ifoht door ol the Court House in the civ
OIL superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin the
undersigned referee appointed in said Judgment.
VIII Otter for sale aud will sell At public auction
Tor cash to he highest bidder, tn-u lots tht,.
hundred ana forty, Gao aud three hundred aud
torty-two. (i!2j on West Fourth Street. i'm In,
lowhslte OF superior in the tity OF Superior
Douglas County, Wisconsin, So described accord
hg to the plat of superior to De found recorded il,
ne Register OF Deeds Office in said County or Sn
inuch thcerot rs may he necessary 10 suti,h
sad judgment of slGjS.y5. inresls ana costs ri
ST e.
Dated this 2lst day Of November 1902
Henry :. Butler,
Referee.
ID. +. Roberts,
superio., Wis. AIRY for Vim. . Pa,ri.ou
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