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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-17
BUY a HOME. SWEET HOME.

Neat six room house, large lot, five min
utes'r walk from, court house, excellent 10.
cality, only S1,60000. The owner wants to
go to Oklahoma at once if he can SELL A
nice new house in Janney addition for
$1,000 Owner can show you his receipts
for cost of building it and they amount to
more than price
An elegant home on Court street for
S1O.O0000. If YOU want something first
class, better look at this. ~
Good six room house, two lots, all kinds
of fruit, good location, in Eldon, only
$1.G0000.
Four room house, full lot, other buildings
in Highland Center, all for $4,000
Good building lot within four blocks Of
Court street, only $350.O0.
LOWENBERG & en-,
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A NUMBER OF WELL IMPROVED
farms for sale in the Hartney district,
the best wheat belt in Manitoba, Can
ada BY Il. McDermott, Box 1o1, Hart
ney, Manitoba. Canada
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WANTED.

WANTED--FIFrY YOUNG MEN TO
qualify in standard rules for positions,
railroad train service. brakemen, tiremen,
etc; terms for stamp. r. r. Lindsay,
Supt, 5341 Goodfellow Place, st. Louis,
Mo.
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WANTED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN To
take entire charge of house. Call at $40
North Market street.
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WANTED A GOOD STRONG GIRL
about u years old to be taken in as one
of the family. good home for some
one. c. Il. c., care Courier.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-FOR TOWN
property. new four-room house and thirty
acres of ground well improved, in Agen-
cy district. Inquire 1925 Hayne street
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IS; Albert G. Fischer, "a, and Aida
|. Ulin, 49,
Rev. A. S. Loveall delivered a beau.
tiful Lincoln memorial sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
morning. There was quite large at
tendance. The pulpit was nicely deco
rated for the occasion.
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WANTED AT oNCE-PoRTABLE SAW
mill outfit with practical sawyer to saw
about 800 logs, near Ottumwa. For fur
Their information call at Courier Office
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TAILOR WANTED MAN BY THU
week, sober. Wages So. Also one coat
Maker. Prices $500 and up. John Ce-
ynlski, Red Wing, Minnesota.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-MICHIGAN SUGAR BEET
lands. $500 acres, located Menominee
county; sugar factory now building, cost
ing Ss25.e0o: cheap price made as tract
must be sold quick. For particulars adj
dress Frank W.Packer, Menomnec Mich,
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MUSIC 1Oc-N1USIC. HAPPY HANNAH.
Favorite Two Step. Valse Springtime
Beautiful Evening Star, Valse Blue March
of the Buffaloes, Zoe each. Oscar Ar.
nold's Jewelry & Music Store, Ottumwa,
Iowa. Send &c for catalogue.
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FOR SALE-RANCHES IN THE GREAT
Panhandle, cheap. the coming stock farm
ing country; write, for descriptive cir
cular free. Dodson-Beckham & Sowder,
Canadian, Texas.
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FOR sALE-36O ACRES ONE MILE FROM
town: new buildings. +. L. Sala, Ewing,
Nebraska.
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FOR SALE OR RENTED ACRES -FOUR
miles from town, and half mile from
school. Good house and barn Three
hundred acres under cultivation Address
G. w. Kellogg, Grand Forks, North Da-
kota, or inquire of Frank kellogg at
Power House, Ottumwa
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FOR SALE-THE BEST IN ILLINOIS.
highly improved farm, nearly 200 acres:
near Oquawka. ILL.,; free delivery and tele-
phone; one of the choicest properties in
the state: Si5 per acre: possession March,
1904 VIII pay purchaser good rental till
then. Address Chas. III. Knisely, 1125
Walton street, st. Louis, Mo.
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WANTED-1,o0O CORDS LINN, COTTON
wood. soft maple, elm and ash, sound
body timber, over nine inches diameter,
sawed four and half feet long, noe
split. ]. Seymour, Ottumwa, Iowa
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There are cases of superfluous hair
with no better excuse than desire to
fill out the hat
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Willard,

Willard, Feb. 16.-John Kephart
passed through here Friday on his way
to Ottumwa
The Bidwell Mutual Telephone Go.
staked off their line through here Fri
day.
Mrs. Walter Smith was called to
Oltumwa Monday by the illness of her
mother,
Dave Savage was passenger to OF
stumwa Monday evening.
Charles Smith was at James New
ellis on business Friday.
Ernest Smith of Bidwell hauled a
load of coal from Mr.. Newelrs coal
bank Friday.
Scott Johnson was delivering corn
at M. F. Ups this week.
Sander Pearson called on Sven Pear
son Friday evening.
Smith Bros. were hauling saw logs
to the saw mill this week.
w. w. Jackson was in this vicinity
on business one day this week.
Tom Summerson called at Willard
Ups Wednesday on business.
I Several from this vicinity attended
the funeral at Munterville Thursday.
t. and w. Cottrell were Blakesburg
visitors Saturday
The mines are running full time
now.
w. Smith was Blakesburg visitor
Saturday.
Sigourney.
Sigourney, Feb. 16.-Word was re-
ceited here Saturday that J. T. Web
Der of Keota died at the hospital in
Chicago, where he had been for some
time taking treatment for dropsy. Mr..
Weber was a man about fifty years
of age. He was a few years ago cash
Ter in the Sigourney First national
bank and has served in the capacity
of clerk of the district court of Keokuk
county. He was lately connected with
Keota State bank. Mr.. Weber was
highly esteemed in Keokuk county.
James Jones of Hayesville was in
Sigourney last Saturday.
Court reconvened at 10 o'clock to-
day after vacation since last Thurs
day noon. Judge Clements presides.
Miss Kate Duersiry left Saturday
evening for Williams -urg to visit with
friends for week
The following parties have procured
marriage licenses: Corban Convey, 80,
and Lizzie Johnston, 80; Jesse Ste
phenson, "a, and Florence F. Duree,
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FOR SALE SPLENDID sToCK
ranch, 500 acres, fairly good buildings.
all fenced; good, rich soil, lays level: ten
miles White Lake. Price, $3.50 per acre,
If taken soon. A choice 16O acre farm.
nice,largc dwelling. very best of land, lays
very level, six miles southwest Mt. Yer
non; price S4,o00300 acre farm joining Mt
Vernon; good house. large new barn. cat
tie sheds and hog house; other buildings
on place: good yards, all fenced and cross
fences; two flowing wells. best of soil,
land very level Anyone wanting n good
farm with all the necessary improve
ments, this will suit you. Price, $3.50
per acre. ii. II. Carey Land Agency,
Mt. Vernon, S. ID.
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FOR SALE--120 ACRES Tip TOP" M
prorements; seven acres orchard; only
two miles from town on Southern rail
roadf seven miles from this city; price
S4,21O; write for description. l.. Il. Legge
" Son, Mount Vernon, H.
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FOR SALE-FARAIS, LEASES AND
stock ranches in Kay, the best county in
Oklahoma. for sale. For particulars
write or see j. w, Palmer, Real Estate
Agent, Ponca City, o. r.
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MlScELLAN EoUS.

GOOD WAGES $500 A DAY EASILY
made by my plan, no fake or scheme
about this. Iwant good, reliable agents,
new patents and guaranteed goods, large
agents catalogue &c stamps w. A. Side
botlam & Co., Norwood, Ohio
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THE sUREST WEALTH; is. THE LEAD
and, zine mining claims, we are selling
at 81 per acre, in tracts to suit No at
tention given to curiosity seekers. Nuf-
Sed Address Home Mining Co., Eureka
Springs Ark
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Murray.

Murray, Feb. 16.-Mr. and Mrs Joe
Matulys left Wednesday for Des
Moines, where they will visit few
weeks and then go to Michigan where
they will make their future home. Mr..
Matulys has been working in local
drug store here and their many friends
regret their departure
John Lyons bid farewell to the Muir
ray postoffice Saturday. Mr.. Lamb
took possession Sunday morning.
Roscoe Soil was in Creston Tuesday.
Mrs. Melvin Soil is visiting in De-
seatur City this week.
Mrs. AIDE in West Murray is quite
ill.
Mrs. w. P. Collins is in Chicago this
week.
The Bell Telephone Co., is in town
putting up wires for their line.
J. A. Allison is looking after real
estate business in Missouri.
T. d. Holcomb returned Friday from
osceola where he has been serving as
petit juror for the February term of
court
A trial was called before Justice
Film last. Saturday when H. M. Doc
little was given an opportunity to
state why he had kept so large an
amount of liquor on hand. He did not
appear SO the case went by default
The liquors were ordered destroyed.
Prof. w. Guyton visited in Osceola
Saturday.
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BARGAIN LIST.

81 acres seven miles from Ottumwa on
Blakesburg road, first class Improvements,
possession March LIST. Price 5000 per
acre.
200 acres near Eldon, five room house,
good barn. $50 bearing apple trees, all un-
der cultivation excepting twenty acres. We
will trade for fine Ottumwa resident prop
erty. Price $50 per acre.
If you have n city property for sale. tell
us about it. We have a large number of
buyers who want something we haven't
for sale
If you want a snap in an eighty acre
farm we have it, all level except about ten
acres, poor five room house, new barn,
orchard, only $4,000 per acre
Five room cottage, cellar. cistern, good
location, Jay street, price $6S000.
NORTON & SMITH,
First Natl Bank Bldg, Ottumwa, la
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS IN VISION.
sin. Minnesota, North and South Dakota
and Canada, also free homesteads We are
locators for several of the largest land
companies in the northwest and are
therefore In position to show you the
best kind Of farm lands. Sold on small
payments. Let us know what you want
Lindstrom Il Akerson, Lindstrom, Mimi.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-17
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP-A TWO-YEAR-OLD DARK
brown heifer with white spot on fore
head and left flank. owner please call
at John Bokart, 502 Williams street,
South Ottumwa.
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FOR sAALE-oNE OF TIE BEST FRUIT
farms in Illinois; 100 acres; good house,
barn. terms to suit d. C. Spencer, Van
daln, Ill
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FOR RENT-AS GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE
as there is in Eldon. Apply to r. NJ
Bowen, Eldon, Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-17

FOR SALE PUBLIC AUCTION, FORTY
acres of fine timber two miles east of OF
tlmwa. Iowa. TO be sold in acre lots
Sale to take place Friday, Eebruary Goth.
commencing nj 10 A. IN. "A. II. Glass,
l.. o. Johnson auctioneer
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Here is a bargain for some one. A
farm of 1872 acres, with two sets of
buildings, 1 roomed house. one A.
roomed tenant house, good barns.
one barn 1Sx %, one barn 30xSO, room
for II head of horses and room for "a
cows, NOW room for IS tons of hay,
implement mouse 20x4O, 2 hog houses
17x5O and 18x14, good coal shaft with
4 ~ vein of coal running now, one shaft
not running, vein four feet; this farm
lays " mile of small town, good grad
ed school. This is snap for some
one. Must be sold in 80 days. Price
S75 per acre. Call On or address
J. S. CHANDLER,
2Ol East Main. Ottumwa
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT = THE BEST 1901 ACRE
stock and grain farm in Columbia town
ship, Napello county, known as the
Ihos. McGlothlin farm. o. l.. Shadford,
rooom 16, Hofmann Bldg
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FOR SALE-NEW EIGHT PASSENGER
bus. III. w. Albright. Birmingham. Iowa.
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FOR SALE NEAR AGENCY. A FEW
choice farms. Price. $50. $40. $50 and
$50. Address Phil Watkins, Agency. Ia
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Batavia.

Batavia, Feb. 16.-E. B. Hill and
wife of Agency, spent Friday in town
returning on Burlington No. IL Fri.
day night.
Mrs. Bertha Sturdevant and Miss
Bessie Emery of Birmingham were ov-
er Sunday visitors at the home of their
father, Robert Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lot Mcneil of Bidwell
are spending few days with relatives
before going to Missouri, where they
will make their future home
Born, Friday Feb. 10, to Mr.and Mrs.
James Afford, a daughter.
Miss Edith Wright left Thursday for
Kansas City, for a months stay with
relatives near that place.
Mrs. Emma Littler of Burlington is
visiting her sister Mrs. Robert Emery
who is still very sick at this time.
Died, at his home, a short distance
from town, after few days sickness,
Frank, the eldest son of Eugene Brad
shaw. Funeral services were held at
the Christian church Saturday at 1
o'clock. Services were conducted by
G l.. Walker Interment was made in
City cemetery. &
Mrs, Mary Hardin is visiting her
son Perry, near Unionville.
Henry Rooms and family will leave
In few days for their home at Boul-
der, Colo.
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FOR SALE-A FEW CHOICE BARREL
Plymouth Rock Cockerells Fred Post
Moulton, Iowa
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chilsicothe.

SftitfISllCs E
I. Chillicothe, Feb. 16.-Mrs. H. S. Der.
,ry and daughter Lucille of Munterville
were over Sunday visitors with friends
here.
Clara Worley of Blakesburg is here
( visiting relatives.
< Miss Mary Johnson of Ottumwa is
visiting at the home Of her brother,
Alex Johnson.
ls Will Dickson sustained fractured
leg last Thursday evening while doing
his chores by being kicked by horse
The farmers of this community are
contemplating putting in a farmers,
mutual telephone connecting with the
Munterville Mutual at Dudley.
Miss Dora Warren, who is attending
the Highland Park college, arrived
home Thursday for weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss AIDA Waddell very delightfully."-
entertained a number of her friends at
valentine party at her home last
Saturday evening. Refreshments were
served. Those present were: Dr.. and
Mrs. d. T. Rambo, Misses Mary Wad-
dington, Clara Morley, Ethel Morley,
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-10o.00O ACRES tn OKLA
homa, Texas and Kansas; large ranches
and cheap homes for everyone A. f.
Manso, Fitzgerald, O. T.
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@oV. AUuTtSS IHlI .WHtk1nS, Agency, Ia.
FARMS AND RANCHES-IF YOU WANT
one in Missouri or Kansas correspond
with us. We have office in natural gas
belt. Have facilities for selling land all
over Kansas. Do a general real estate,
loan and exchange business in Kansas
city, Mo. Marble & Moon, 2l2 Commerce
Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
ADMIRAL MELVILLE RETIRES.
Succeeded as Engineer in Chief by Ad
miral Rae

Rear Admiral George W. Melville, who
was retired for age last January. relin-
pushed his duties chief of the bureau
of steam engineering at noon today. and
at that hour his successor. Rear Admiral
Chas. w. Rae. assumed charge.
Because of conspicuous services engt-
neer-in-chief Secretary Moody requested
Rear Admiral Melville to serve out his tou.
of duty as chief of bureau which expired
today, and had the law permitted it me
Secretary might have awaited himself III
the aid Of Rear Admiral Melville for a
longer period.
Throughout the morning the engineer in
chief was saying goodbye to the many
navy officers, army officers and friends
who called to extend their good wishes.
1t SO happened that the last paper which
Rear Admiral Melville signed as engineer
in chief was tentative plan for the ar
rangement Of the turbine engines in the
proposed scout ships. Admiral Melville has
been at work on the turbine project for
several years
On relinquisf ing his duties today Rear
Admiral Melville said:
1.-THE pleasure accorded me this day more
than compensates for all the trials and
tribulations and disappontments of the
last sixteen years. And the congratula
tons of my friends is sufficient balm to
heal the wounds at parting with Them
Admiral Melville left this afternoon for
Philadelphia, where he will make his home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
NATHANIEL P. GAGE DEAD.
Had Been Connected With Local
Schools for Years.

News was received here this morning of
the death Of Nathaniel Parker Gage at
chester. VT, yesterday. Mr.. Gage has been
connected with the Washington public
schools for many years. He was in Yer
mont on prospecting trip and was
stricken with apoplexy. while looking at
the scenery near Chester.
Mr.. Gage was sxty-five years Of age,
having been born in New Hampshire in
1910. After graduating from Phillips
Academy. Andover, and from Dartmouth
College, he had seven years experience in
eaching. He came to Washington and was
appointed q grammar school principal in
September, 1870. In 1874 he was promoted
to the position of superintendent of the sec
ond division, with an Office at the SeatOn
School building.
He was very popular in his division, and
was connected with numerous aid organi-
cations in the city, being president of the
Teachers Annuity and Aid Association.
Mr. Gage left the city June q for the
north. While there he attended the ma
tional teachers convention at Boston Mr..
A. I. Stewart. superintendent of schools,
was with him a large part of the time that
he was away
The loss to the Washington schools will
be great, for Mr.. Gage stood well in the
opinion of all. The body was brought to
his boarding place in Chester and will
probably be brought here for burial. The
teachers of the second division are request
ed to meet at o'clock this evening at the
Kranklin School building to take action on
his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
WATCHING YELLOW FEVER.
Surgeon General Wyman Taking Pre-
coutionc m Tho Pordar

State and marine health authorities con-
tinue to keep a close watch on the spread
of yellow fever in Mexico to prevent its
getting into the United States. few days
ago Surgeon Goldburger, stationed at era
Cruz, Mexico. telegraphed Surgeon Cen
eral Wyman that reliable newspaper re-
port stated that yellow fever had reached
San Luis Potosi. Mexico, a city close to
Texas by rail-
DR.. Wyman Immediately telegraphed the
proper authorities at Eagle Pass. Texas,
and at other points that through Pullman
cars over the Mexican road running
through San Luis Potosi could not go on
without disinfection, requiring at least
twelve hours. He directed that the disin-
lection should be by fumigation first with
pyrethum powder. one pound per thousand
cubic feet with two hours exposure fol-
lowed by formaldehyde. surgeon was
sent to San Luis Potosi. and under date
of August wired that there were no cases
there, but that there were two deaths from
the disease, which was contracted near
Tampico He suggested that the Ameri-
cans from there bound to the United States
should not be quarantined. The matter of
disinfection of through Pulmans has been
obviated by a transfer of passengers to
Pullmans on the American side Of the
Mexican border.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
Will Enter on Duties September 1.

Gen. Oliver notified Secretary Root this
morning that he will be prepared to enter
actively upon the discharge of his duties at
the War Department September 1. explain
ing that he will need the intervening time
to adjust his private business affairs. His
visit to the city at this time is merely for
the purpose of paying his respects to the
officials and making the preliminary ar
engagements for his assumption of the office
of assistant secretary on the LIST prox.
Although Col. Sanger. the incumbent has
been absent from the city for several
weeks in attendance upon his invalid wife,
it is assumed that he will continue his OFF,
cial connection with the War Department
until actually relieved by Gen. Oliver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
Naval Academy Affairs.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, August S.-Captain
Brownson has received orders to proceed to
Oyster Bay for special temporary duty in
connection with the inspection of the Naval
Academy practice squadron.
Official notification has been received at
the Naval Academy that the Navy Depart
ment will not authorize any new appoint
ments to the Naval Academy after August
10 for admission to the Naval Academy this
year.
Richard s. Galloway from the District of
Columbia has passed the physical examina-
ton for admission to the Naval Academy
and was admitted as a midshipman today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
IN TILE sI1PREME COI1RT oE THE DISTRICT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Johanna Dee complainant. VS.. Denis
Dec and Patrick Dee and their unknown heirs,
devisees and alienees. defendants In Equity, NO:
24O21.-The object Of this suit is to establish III
record the title Of the complainant. Johanna Dee,
In fee simple absolute by the adverse possession
thereof of herself to the undivided one-third III.
terest in and to the real estate la the city OF
Washington, District Of Columbia, known and DIS
tinguished and being: Part Of lots three GJ and
four a., In George Willners subdivision OF part OF
original lot two (2), In square six hundred ana
seventy mine $780, per plat recorded In Lber h.
D. c., folio So Of the records Of the office OF the
surveyor of the District OF Columbia, said part OF
lots being contained within tine following netes
and bounds, viz Beginning for the same at the
northwest corner Of said lot three 81, on north
street and running thence east along said street
feet inches in width 81 feet; thence east feet
inches to the east line Of said lot four ~; thence
south II. As feet to the north line Of part OF SAID
lots conveyed by a deed recorded among the land
records of the District Of Columbia in Liber 756.
folio 351, and running thence northwesterly along
said north line As. 20 feet the west line Of said
westerly from northwest corner of said lot three
49,, and thence Bortheasterly along the said west
line of said lot three 81 Al feet inches to +
street and the place Of beginning, together with
with the owner of the adjoining lot five t5); the
said described property being also known as prem
ton. D. C. On motion Of the complainant, by F. X.
Hilliard. her solicitor 1t Is ordered this 9th day
Of July, A. d. 1903, that the defendants. Denis
Dee and Patrick Dee, their unknown heirs,
devisees alienees, their appearance TO be
entered herein before the first rule day Oc-
curing after the expiration Of three months from
the first publication Of notice under this order;
otherwise the will be proceeded with Is in
of default. This order is to be published
twice month for three successive months in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
true copy-Test: J. R. YOUNG, Clerk. By J. W.
LATIMER, Assistant Clerk. jy1O, II .au1 6, sel.S