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sTEAEB0ATs.
sTEAsEB0ATs.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co,

- Every day In the year i0r Norfolk, Esu.
- port News and all points South. by the
- superb powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News ''N0rf1Ik.T and ''W ash
- tngton," on the following schedule:
". " Washington. $50 pm Ly. Portsmouth s. 90 pm
" AleKandris-.7.90 pm Lv. Nor,olk..-.GO9 pm
Ar IT Monroe 100 an ". p. Monroe 100 pm
Ar Aorfo-k-----S 90 am Ar. 4leNaudril--G5) am
At Portsnouth-sl ARA Az. Was1ngtOn.-7-00 an
Tickets or sale AID stater15ms reserved
- AZ general ticket off-c Bond Building l4tI
and .H...r.-r--.-r ..Fana
- 9th st. and Pa. ave; az ofice GA wharf
- and on board steamers.
II For further information apply AZ gen
- eral Offices foot 9Th st., phone 40 or
- Bond Building. 1lth 50. and n T. ave.
- Washington. D. C. Phone 80
JOHN CALLAHAN. GenyrsI Manager.
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FOR sALE-Good quality opaque shades. hItsd
10 Jour gis5ows. ealy ass sEs best quality oil
samples kLEEBI ATS. uth and SIS. ne.
Phone East z5-D elO-a
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WALL PAGER.

NoLTE, SIS eth e.. NV. Is constantly receiving
the latest and m0.t attrsctiys designs IN Val
faperA and paPers rooms from 3z-O0 Up. Cal
and investigate yourself and BE- convinced
ala
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birds. DOCS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Sueius cauarles. parrots. cats. dogs.
rabbits, guinea Pigs. fancy poultry. pas-louls.
& .ldh-Ics. lHpuialors etc. slHMlD, BIRD
STORE. sl2 l2.h e. NV mI2tf
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FOUND.

foLND-At LacCy's. most modern ice cream fac
tory 10 America. delicious chocolate. vanilla and
strawberry ice cream. made from the f.uIt not
Tie acid. spc pr gal-cu- Also Laeey's special
zoe per sailoa Or. o. NJa Y0lA ave. i.hoaO
KAN sSe- dcIC-g
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE


SEW YCRK-S0UT,sas-" TOS-LONDON
& Louis-Feb. %. 10 a 81 PAU. Meh. T. ID am
PM plIla Ncb- 8 = ~. ---L0uis Mcl-I9 10 ana
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PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED. 81 HELBIC,s
MUSIC STORE. 1912 9Th ST. ja35-Irno-s
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-Firm. comfor,,bl.
durable. beautiful. Undetectlble, painless DR.
T. b. WILSON. I1o3 st. NV jsa5-s5t
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire enc dollar. julius
COHEN IIO4 9Th nv $50
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE BooS.
bought and sold; also book binding 3, All H.
Lrznchcs SIS G St NV. esD-tF
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Tttrvs on PIrrv0yT pPtyCfL

Leave Wa-hiaStoa y.5l a. -. daily, l=13 p. 10.
$50 0 l1. and t.+t p. Il- week DAYS. and ---j r.
m Sundays only Tor B,l-rout, snd 5-Z5 g. m
week DAYS. and IL-l D. u,-- theatre rIal-. Non
days, " edresilss AID Saturdays tor Lees1lrs-
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAx.

OR Ei\I-UE. mic from A-1g.-.sl. cottage %
.-'. I''iu- dHi CELLAR .Hrr, acres. Apply 2lS
tE S. ne. n5Og
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

:, $50 2Ist So. ng. rn.r-g
"ANIED-Situsi ion by young man Of twO
years experience with good wstrHmgFcr- y-rI
wo-k for 50 week. Address BOX Oh. tins Once.
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ron RENr-UNFURN1sHED ROOMS.

Is WASHINGTON FRIDAY
-
foH NENl-CNFIA NlsHED ROOMS.
FOR BENT-Tirrc unfinished rooms for light
tal-aaeeIin-- ID" J. So uN- c-l-5
| - -
pN hENi i4.ee second moor rooms. li-ai
FOR RENr-Tao unfinished rooms ,h,ao rrss
I-h 30. rE- m2l-&
FOR RENT-Iar-e room. second a,or. Furnished
| or unfinished heat. gas, bath $40 "a 81 uU-
-.
FOR RENT-For business purposes. light. dry.
newly rrrar.H f..-.4.arf- heated. az - max
BE NV mo"
FOR RENT-F0ur beautiful rooms. heat. gas
------. second a22-. so l-- ? s.. NV H-2-L
FOR RENT-THree rooms. second floor: Gas. heat.
.--- -1-l, $40, o.' J. ST. H|. eos
FOR RENr-unc large. bright unfinished room.
also furnished rooms ~ glh s.. NV. MOS
FOR BENT-Tu1 beautiful roous. fl.ir. Pension
L.--. --r--- go ~ NV ml3i
-
LIS N =. some good as new ,-.tP-
-..,. .......
gn lyl' ' u.s., 4. i pea, Sr .Si, Sis,
telephone Main 275s5. ezI-s
i'H t-'n'-llii aeiNeIoNef motor, perfect
.,'
-ot SALE Three gasoicEe torches. two 6l-ll.9n
scales. lot pitchers to5I, bisyeig Tas s5 Ha-
usss and baeey barnes. geat block. ~ q 5r
NM. es1-5
FOR SAIE-A small rsrI9- o-eTn- in Good order.
only slL 100 Pa. ave. Sc. m2I-a
FOR sALE-Paon ticket FOR a handsome diamond
ring. Address BOX za-. this office. m2I-3
FOR sALE-New grsphor.5one and 30 records.
SI3, cost So Cau after p. m. gsl French s.
MRS
FOR SALE-Dismond ring. cost sos, for Sl55.
-,ue,ls2s Dun 20, inns once. m-4-o
FOR SAEE-F0ur fne pups. . months old. 40
IlSS ska ST. nv. NILS
COAL AND WOOD at the Drmp 81 ,pad X sts
Sc; b. coal. a: mixed coal, S. eos
FOR SALE-Household furniture. no dealers need
apply: also large ieebox 40 A ST. ne r2g-s
FOR SALE-The best stock Of s. s., and SO
sewing machines IN this CITY EJNk'S. 81 G 81.
- ,,-,--,--- -.
NJ" 1ihI',ii ilANp very low TOT CASH Al
ures Bon 20 tins othce- MOS
PT,VoS Of s,s..,-,. 49,. -, l,, o. ,..t a.
nave ITO 'Nl''I-~'r A''-H AfNh His lsh- me-"
Nry ,.,B .,-,.rI t,.,I -.-f-- ,r,ll,i,,. f-,-, e.
to So; Singers. Standard. etc; on credit, So
weekly; open evenings 70 ~ ST. sW u-'-S
T,op s,rr - 7.-f.- -1:-f..7-. ~ .
Dicr 49, -. IN: ,5ti- ISL --3 y
,-C, -s,,-- g,.,,.
lI5i'5,g - - "a 20 az 81 ~
81 ma i''" -lS O'' 80 1''' 20 80. .'
-,
IN HAA-i- ! inc walnut e-tIiooe @A.' '-,-,'i
eoHloiieu, ~, COST 1llo- 90 t-A 81 nN me-
rQR SAFE r.,....rr-- ..,r. ,.- 49, 81 49,
fll- so ON 81 nv m-t5
ron -,rt r. o. ....- .7- - --- --s
az e-t ~. " i-''' i1-''- 7-'' '-'' 49,
- e-s --t = 5 ~ - '-N' "'' '-'
& Jan -'- NV i--9'
FOR SkIF-Hsufsr,r.a la5-o,r4 aa+ -r-5-.. .r.
hai- rrstrres-. 81. cost So. sl5 Gtb In NV
u.-1s
FOR SATF-Ore B..ror r.,-iar ff-,-,1.. ,.-.,.
white. foTr months oId. s15 -G- q ri no tr1.g
FOR SALE-Eelyet carpet, As yards: solid ma
HH
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD
FuR RENT.-TTo small rooms southern exposure:
best table board, So; near Iowa Circle. 1897 2
Sc. NV. gn2I-g
FOR RENT-Sccoud-s story front room, with board.
Tor two private family lIl- 18th St. uE- moi )
FURNISHED froat room with board for husband
and wife in private family for SO. Ai5re-- BOX
-I5, TINS oii1e. mos
ROOMS. with board, 90 reasonable rates for
best aecomm0latioH-. lll 10Th =t. NV. Mos
ROOMS AND BOARD. $50 and sto0 week. uO5
tta 81 uw. Mos
HOTEL BALTIMORE. overlooking White House;
special rates Co families single rooms with
board 50 up 18th ST. and New YORK ave.
A NEW ENGLAND private family has desirable
rooms ioT rent Handsomely furnished. excellent
board; an thg comforts OF an elegant home
Apply 90 l229 st. nw. el3-7
FOR RENT-f5I C st. NV; furnished rooms.
vith or ithout board; warm, comfortable. raa-
s0nable. mI7
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ron RExr-FuRxIsHEp RooMs.

r--r---r-.r--.#...-..-
NEWLY To BNI~IIEU ROOMS. with hat-a- near
Capitol and Ifhra.s- .I~ ID 81 Sa- clI-3
COR RENT-LarEe room. second s.or. basement
dining DOM, hca- gas. and bath 1913 llth St.
f'h htNI-l"" furnished rooms '-- -i r.
FOR btAI-Fwu adults desire two cheerful.
Eea-hcaf-d -ye.ri-."rr rooms. between ID ami 'iH
-....r.'r..r. ,rf..-. Iioy pa, --.i. a=.r c5Is
-.. r.r-r.-rer rr connie with ar without board
HGl ia ave. -r uzI-E
ron pFNr-, f..---.r..I r..r- MIN. TWO windows.
rent. 81 aIs ,rr -r nv nh
FOR HENI-luH furnished rooms at 0H VI ~ N"-
u-I-s
FOR EENT-Finc furnished room; iu private FAM
iIE- beat. gas. Gath. go So. uE- c-H-4
beat Gas. bath. - month. Igl $ St. MISE cos
....r. No., 49,
floor. front. IS. back. S. coo Sd st. NV.
u-gI
FOR RENT-Three ualurui-Hed second Fa,-
front, Ia, window; al convenience; light house
r.6S
FOR RENTING connecting back parlor rooms
for light housekeeping private family: light and
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HELP wANTED-usLE & FEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

hANIED-1v experienced dee--maker. engage
I..Hl- ia 50 Qua .u iami.ic-. Address bon I,8.
t..- HH-'.- M
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HANTED-Girl fog general Homework I'M sman
r so. ne. u.21-2
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.


FOR SALE-Now open for inspection. new up-to-
date houses On 18th ST. ne. near II IN consfruc-
ton, convenience. and finish the prettiest and
cheapest IN ne city for the money; price - 500.
WI G.. DUNE. 1901 II st. ne rn20-8
FOR SALE-That modern residence. zO2s Columbia
Road thead OF Connecticut ave.: entire character
and CONSTRUCTION rich throughout For terms and
permit % inspect apply TO ARTHUR COWSIIL.
owner Wyatt Building. 18th and sts. NV eIsT
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HELP wANTED-FExALE.

HELP wANTED-FEMALE
NANTED-A Young woman to can for children in
return for kindergarten normal course. Address
Bon pa. this otice- els
WANTED-A Young lady m a sewing machine
otlce. Address BOY 2i2. this office o2l-6
WANTEE-Woman for general houseu8rE. family
Of two references l4i7 St., after ESQ D.. n.
MANTED-ren drst-class shirt waist makers.
NEWS. 1910 Est. e2I8
WANTED Competent coIored woman for house
maid and chamber work. Apply 1876 q 81. NV.
WANTED-GirI foE general Homework in small
family 90 home nights; references required 80
So. ne. NILS
HANTED-White young woman TO help sewing;
can learn tailoring % same time. $50 Co $500
week 90 good sewer 20 start with 5I3 18th st.
nv. M
-Chambe-mai5-waitress and COOK: good
wages; also three women for New York and
Peunsy lvania; fare. lol5 New York ave mi
WANTED Experienced Young girl Tor CONNECTION
cry store ~ tth S. NV mi
WANTED-Cook, waitress ehambermaid and
L9useNoi-cr- az once. 1900 New YORK ave. NV
u
WANTED-Fo- light Office work. one who know.
s.iH-.Iii-S about tyFewrltHsi female preferred.
80 r 81 N.Y. mi
WANTED-Exporieuced woman for general house
work. mus De- "a good cook DO washing ref
eteHee- l5o5 T st. NV mi
WANTED-A woman to cook. wash and iron in
private family 42l 9Th Sc. NV. mi
wANTED-Good IamG-ess. five good ana pIsia
cooks, clanleIIlaids. good aaEes- Enquire 15s2
nth So NV nj
wANTED-One eir to help on ladies' tailoring
li29 81 nu- M
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LEGAL NOTICES.

st PREEE COURT or THE DISTRICT or
COLI NBIA, HOLDING 4 PROBATE COURT
ESTATE OF joins VEIL, Deceased. NO.
1876. Administrator.
Application having been made t1 the Supreme
Court ar Jaa District Ut Columbia holding
Probate Court. Tor probate 0i the last viii and
testament ot said deceased and Tor letters Tesla
WeUIarr on said estate. hE Charlotte Vel. Che
gzeeutrlZ named iH said last VIII and testament.
81 D. ordered this 10Th day of February. A. ID.
ls.2, tast notice be and hereby IS given 90
Nagdal,us We'll. daughter OF said John Wei bg
h.- FIRST wife. and tg all others concerned 90
appear Iu said court on MONDAY. The 18th
DAY OF MARCH. A. ID. 1902. AT I'D O'CLOCK
not Doc granted Provided Tins notice b. published
in tac Washington law Reporter and WASH
IHgtuu Times once n each OF three successive
weeks before the return day herein weEti1ari-
the first publication t1 be not less than thirty
DAYS before said return dlv.
JOB BARNARD. Justice.
Attest LOUIS A. DENT.
Register Of wills of the District OF Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
WOLF & COHEN. Attorney fs2I.as-mh7
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, HOLDING A PROBATE COURT
No Io6-I- Administration.
This Is J0 give notice that The subscriber. OF
Probate Court of the District OF Columbia I-t-
te-s oi administration on she estate of Elizabeth
Armstrong. late of the District of columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warmed tC exhibit che same,
with tHe vouchers thereof. legally IEthourialtol.
to tle subscriber, oU OF before the 10Th DAY OF
EIBNi AIRY A. d. ls1-. otherwise they may hy
law Dc excluded from an benefit OF said estate.
Given under mF hand this goth day ~ Feb
uuaE, 1902. MASON :. IOWERA.
ITJ2 18Th So NV
J.. o. POSEY and GEO. F.. COLLINS. Attorneys.
te5I .zs-u-i5
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FOR sALE-HoRsks AND vEHIcLEA


FOR SALE-S0rrel horse; good worker and sound.
1876 sd st. NV. eos
FOR sALE-SCrcI horse. weight about J. z0l
pounds: cheap. I2I5 Florida ave. De- eos
FOR SALE-Coupelette in g00s order. cheap.
1858 sd ~. nw c5O.g
FOR SAIE-SorrcI horse, gentle and sound, az
most new surrey. harness, blankets. err for
Sl25. Apply 200 e. st. u.s.. MOS
FOR SALE-Ner hand made wagon. CHEAP. I-s
r-h 81. s7y. rr1a-E
FOR SALE-ChraP. two horses. platform wagon
and ha-ue-s- 1913 9Th ST. mos
ron SALE-Biz horse. suitable for farm work or
cart. $50. "a : St. NV MOS
FOR >ALE-8i horses and mares o. be Dositivelv
soldi = large horses, Weighing over 800 pound,
cach- suit cart or heavy hauling. Che balance
would make good business OF driving. and. ia
fact. any business purpose; 10 reasonable offer
refused. 21s ~ Ct. nv. mI---
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WAIVED Competent C1lored woman for house
maid and chamber work. Apply 1876 q s.. NV.
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WANTED-TABLE BOARD.

NANfED-Eaarl ts ceu.lru.a1- private ..-.u.
Be. Address p. TJROFF. 1000 70 ID. mo-. pa
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BUSINESS CHANCES


rnp s,rr ~ -... .4
steam saw in yard. fully equipped 10 Do bus,
ness. at sacrifice. Apply 90 WI PLUMBER, 42I
9Th ST. els
Fop s.Tr-, ,...,-.-- ...-.. -. ,...r.. s ...,..
IN n -sorif-f AFlr.-s l,.-,,t {. o., - f--'
Df.s RON So fbi- ca5, -
~ y s fI 20 I4l...se '-e hASaIes Of three
- 59 ~. STATE 'o.,'-
--- l---- -.---- - 80 -i-' ,i.-5 o---l- 60
FOR -Etgag-r2om furnished house i9r S225-
NV iotA business Hfohi-ii7' OH i ST.
I.---s
FOR SALE-GIasery. monthly sales 500. at i'm
voice. NEW lORn BJ >INEsS BROKERS. Oh r
ST. NILS
F0R SAIr-rfrir-+ r--r-T,ar -l-g-lg E----.T y+-.-I
Addre-- BJX -. this Office. maI-S
.--.r. -..,,- ,.....
IN 49, , i, ~. Il, Gearing
'-' '-" l'-'N D' H''i-sa bi''AEtia, Oh
7-' mis-
WANTED Ffr-t-r1s-- a-s.-..sl.- ....t s---l ,.,-
ital. To- go in au established business; fashion
able Heis-.aar-oed- A-ares BON -5, this office.
80,
FOR ~ALE-Imca room at street raf-ql. ter
TG5Tll- Apply bon -l-- TINS Office mos
Do lDi, , n TA''.'h' central location, 1905
----.' .,'-'' 30 H-'s
FOR SALE-Cheap, candy store and shop; good
7l41i ieE nee e'eaai and l1-ery' reason i1I
r-gs N ~ ''- once
NJ {T1Z-r To- 5gI-y- ----., $500 -.---.-,--
other Lt.-i1e-- rlTrr- l.-...---. --. t1--s
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Wheatland.

Miss Katie Richter, of Burlington,
was visiting relatives here Sunday.
Willie Eddy spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. E. Leach and daughter Mary,
of Burlington, visited here recently.
VIM. Murphy is building a new corn
crib.
Florence Runke1 and Ivah Tindal1,
who attend school at Burlington, were
home Saturday and Sunday.
Lille Blum was the guest of Mary
Mooney last week.
Frances Luke spent Sunday at home.
William Luke and Roy Tindal1 went
out to the DesPlaines river hurting
Sunday.
p. c. Stahl, of Kenosha, the Demo
cratic candidate for sheriff, was
through here Sunday shaking hands
with old friends.
Mr.. A. Reiske, of Milwaukee, had
business here last week.
The wea Their the past week has been
quite like summer weather and the
flowers in the gardens are in bloom as
nice as they were in August.
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ARE COMING SATURDAY.
Members of the Naval Training School
Commission to be Here Saturday.

Members of the Naval Training School
Commission to be Here Saturday.
Mayor Charles H. Pfennig received a
letter this morning from Admiral Tay.
lor, head of the ommission in charge
of the work Of locating the new Naval
Training School on the lakes, stating
that the commission would ARRIVE in
Chicago on next Friday and that they
would come to Kenosha ,Eon EFaday
afternoon or Saturday morningaz s
This is the final visit of3theC Com
mission before the selection Of the
site and they will probably spend some
little time in Kenosha looking up the
natural advantages Of the city as a
possible location for the school,. The
owners of Jacobs Island will be ready
to make an offer for the sale of the
Island to the Government and they
will be also in a position to offer quite
little of the surrounding land at a
reasonable price. The Government
commission should be shown every
possible favor while they are in Keno
sha and every effort should be made to
secure verdict favorable to Kenosha
when the final selection of the Site is
taken up.
1t is stated by authorities that Ke-
nosha has offered the best site Ga the
lakes and the fact that the commission
is making a return visit to Kenosha
shows that they were favorab bly, i'm
pressed by the site.
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East somers.

Mrs. Jas. NORM and son visited rel
atives in the western part of the county
last week.
Miss Annie Fechner is spending her
vacation with her parents in this
neighborhood.
Mrs. Hiram Row1ey, sister of O. O.
Fox, and her nephew Bernard, visited
at the home of George burlington the
past week. They returned Monday to
their home in Frabins, N. Y.
Mrs. VIM. Andrus gathered some
ripe Strawberries recently. A few
such beds would be profitable.
VIM. Crosby, our genial County
Clerk, called on friends here last week.
Say, boys, what are live rabbits
worth now, anyway?
Neighbor Fleiss has been busy the
past fortnight shipping cabbage.
John Fechner will sell at auction on
November 3rd. N. B.-All candidates
are invited.
Wa1nuts are reported to be quite
plentiful this season.
M. Moss and wife, of Kenosha, spent
Sunday at the home of Peter Shearer.
Word has been received from Fred
Kelley, former resident of this vii
1age. He has located on a ranch near
Portland. Oregon.
Albert Falk and family have moved
into the Balm dwelling on the Bur
lington road.
If you have frewood for sale post no
bills; it may all disappear in single
night.
Thos. Rogers and family were Ke-
nosha visitors Sunday.
o. F. Buswe11 transacted business ia
Racine Monday.
George New expects to move on the
Fechner farm next week.
Geo. Vi1lnow, of Kenosha, called on
friends in this vicinity the early part
of the week.
Some of our people attended the
Lyric Club concert in Kenosha Tues
day evening.
L. P. Hansen is still confined to the
Milwaukee hospital.
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Another Sudden Death.
First publication, Oct. 30, 1902

First publication, Oct. &c. 1902.
OTATE OF WISCONSIN-Keno County
- Court-In Probate.
In the matter OF the will and estate of Mary
Jane Whitley, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Freelan
Il. Snyder and Joshua M. Whiteley, executors
of the estate of Mary Jane White1ey deceased
representing among other things that the said
deceased died seized of certain real estate
therein described and that 1t is necessary to
sell or 1ncumber the same to pay the debts of
said deceased and the legacies provided for in
her will, and praying for license to sell or
mortgage the same, and, it appearing to the
Court that it is necessary to sell or incumber
said real estate for that purpose,
4 1t is ordered, that said petition be heard at
a regular term OF said County Court to be held
in and for said County. at the County Court
Room in the Court. House in the City of Keno
Sha, on the first Tuesday, being the End day of
December, a. D: 1902 at 10 o'clock A, M
It is further ordered, that this order be pub
lished at least three successive weeks before
said day fixed for the hearing of said petition,
IN TIE Observation-Disclosures a weekly news
paper published at the City OF Kenosha, in
said County, and that copy thereof be served
personally on Florence w. Reed Nina Adelia
Whitley, Albert L. Whiteley, Robert v.
Baker; and on all persons interested in said
estate and residing in this County, at least
twenty days before such day.
e Dated KenOsha, Wis, October 9th, A. D.
1902 By the Court.
IS RUSSELL H. SLOSSON,
2S County Judge.
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THE MAN in ARMOR

Was no match for the microbe. Giants
he might STAY but this microscopic or
ganisn de6ed him, and in many cam
paign more men were destroyed by camp
diseases than by the enemy's sword.
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South Bristol.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Gethen visited
friends and relatives in Kenosha last
week.
Fl. L. Adams went to Milwaukee
last Thursday to attend the Milk Ship
pers' Convention.
Mrs. c. E. Allen and daughter Belle
visited relatives in Lake Villa last
Thursday. @
Flank Gethen and Johnz.and Ed.
Pierce went to Camp Lake hunting
Saturday. E
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuart and
daughter, Miss Rena, went to Stevens
Point last Wednesday to attend the
wedding of their son, DR.. d. C. Shuart
to Miss Ellen Lucy Wayne.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-30
First publication, Oct. 80, 1902.
SHERIFFS SALE.

THE STATE OF WIS CONSIN- Circuit Court
| Il -Kenosh2 County.
Sarah A. Bailey, Plaintiff, vs. MRS. Anna
HOldernoSS, Defendant.
By virtue of and pursuant to an execution
issued out Of said Court on the 18th day Of
October, A. D. 1902. upon the judgment in the
above entitled action, duly rendered by one
Servatzius Werwie, a Justice of the Peace in
and for said County, on the 10th day of August,
A. ID. 1899, transcript OF which was duly filed
in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of said County on the 18th day of August, A.
d. 1899, and dOcketed therein for the sum of
Seventy-one dollars and eighty seven cents,
(S71.80, !, the undersigned, Sheriff of Kenosha
County, shall offer for sale and sell at public
auction at the front door of the Court House.
in the City of Kenosha, in said County, on
Saturday, the 18th day of December, A. D.
1902, at two o'clock in the Afternoon, all the
right title and interest which the said De-
fendant, Anna Holderness, had in and to the
real estate hereinafter described, on the 18th
day of August, A d. 1899, or which she ac-
Qu1red at any time thereafter, or so much
thereof as may be SUFFICIENT to satisfy the
amount due upon Judgment together with in
terest, subsequent costs and the expenses of
sale, which said real estate is described as
follows
Part of the southeast quarter of section
thirty (30), of town two (2). north of range
twenty three C23) east more particularly de-
scribed as commencing at point on the east
line of block twenty-seven (27) in the Eighth
ward of the city of Kenosha, two hundred
sixty-fve (265l feet north of the southeast
corner thereof; thence west parallel with
south line of said block one chain, eighty-fOur
links; thence north parallel with the east line
of said block fifty (5O) feet: thence east para1-
lei with south line of said block one chain
eighty four links to east line thereof; thence
south on east line of said block to place of be-
ginning.
Terms of Sale, Cash.
Dated at Sheriff's ONCE, Kenosha, Wiscon-
sin, October %, A. d. 1902.
CHARLES II. WHITCHER
Sheriff OF Kenosha County, Wisconsin.
HENRY j. HASTINGS,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney. 81