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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-26
TO check a cold quickly, get from yor

To check cold quickly, get from your
druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets
called Preventics. Druggists everywhere
are now dispensing Preventics, for they
are not only safe, but decidedly certain and
prompt. Preventics contain no Quinine,
no laxative, nothing harsh nor sickening.
Taken at the "sneeze stage" Preventics
will prevent Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La
Grippe, etc. Hence the name, Preventics.
Good fer feverish children. 4S Proven.
tics, % cents. Trial Boxes, cents
Sold by Victor A. Grant.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-26
SOUTH TUNBRIDGE

David Loury was at Northfield fair last
week.
Mr.. Alexander of Concord, N. H., was
at Mrs. A. N. Alexander's last week.
Charles Wight and wife. Jonas Sam
born and wife, o. N. Stoughton and
wife, Elmer Flanders and wife were at G.
w. Flanders the first of the week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-26
EAST ROxBURY

The West Brookfeld creamery paid
29c for August butter.
Susie Sargent from Randolph is a
guest at j. Duffany's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fletcher and Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Fletcher from East
Brookfield were guests at j. Steele's Fri
day.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-26

Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, by DR..
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are
proving to the people-without pen
ny's cost-the great value of this scien-
tifc prescription known to druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shops Catarrh REM
edy. Sold by Victor A. Grant.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-09-26

Terrible plaques, those itching, poster
ing diseases of the skin. Put an end to
misery. Doan's Ointment cures. At any
drug store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
&crmiidDte tclesrapBiI6c 9cpcidcn.

= Gin in 0ienIten ser elements
Contribution Co." melde bei Mioble.
tomn, R.-Y., cine giienba6n boltt,
lte6enber 8Gdter, q. 9. 2ofc, bat S.
WcGa1tgberp cridoIien, Der in zines
Scr @ebGnoe Der @elcGi6aft ein9c-
orunoen iein uno Ben &ad)ter olt9e-
griffen ba6en ioa.
Sn Spring 8oacp, H..D., lit
Der IA Sabre alte 9. Q. 0ingnlall,
Elm Sobn bes perItorbenen Or. S. q.
9ingman, on ben 8olgen zines S6lli-
ies 9eitorben, ben iein iiingerer Brit
Der Iormatt bei'm Spiel uno obne SIT
wiiien, Dab bic @offe gelooen ipar,
oitf i'm ob9eieuert bate.
Sn SiGsbnle, Mid)., fat Elm
olteS @bepaar, NnrnenS Serpening,
Selbltmoro ST. bcgeben Der ili6t, int
Dem es iid gar5 in nit Gbloroforrl
getrGnfte 0eden einbiinte, bod mar
mir Die Srdil criolgreid), m1brcno ibr
Miann ms 2eben 5uriid gcrufen mer-
ben fonnte. GrGnfli1feit lou baS
Mptip gepeien iein.
Sn oen Serrita Moilntailts,
ari5ona, funo superintendent g. 8.
8oloen bon ben YurolI.3 ed)en eircn
i6oierliden Sob, inoem cine Spreng.
patrone, meld)e CT 5lpil6en icinen
S1bnen Bielt, c%rplobirte unb Dem lin.
gliidliden fat ben &opf obrib. Srob
Der iilr6tboren &erlebung oollcrte es
nlebrere Stlnoen, ebe Der SOB ben
llngliidli6cn bon ieinen 2eioen be.
%ireite.
Sn Gleoelano, g., lit Wigr.
Sbomos IS. Sborpe bon Der romild)-
fat6oliIden Stride had m%eGrntonats
li1er &ranfbeit elmer @oern : Ser
falfli1g erlegen. Der 9rGlat mar
iiber 20 Sabre @eiltlid)er IN Der
Glepelnnb &atbebrale unb iltngirte
sic letten IA Sabre ieines 2ebelts ais
Geftor Der Stride aur nnbeiledten
@mpfangniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Wur Gin uSrpmp nutnine,

BUR cir .grpmu nutninc".
Gas lit GnJattue yrcniu 0iItitt1e. Iebnlib
%beiiannte WitteI tdifdeit ina1dbrIhl. Sus critic
iuctheS Nndet nit i6ipor5cm nilo rotbenl Iufs
brid utio trigt bic llIitcrt6rilf. bon g.. ".
0rpuc. 25. OS~if14tSiSa;sS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Tir Semobmer

Der Matarias @egenben finb Sutt's
pinen unumedn9lid6 notbtpenbis,. BERN
bieielben balten bas SPLEEN in sebDri>
gem .3uIanbe unb finb
elm a6(duleS 9ci(milld
fir &Opfinmersen, llnberbauli9teit,
Malariu, trdee 2eber, 9artleibigteit
unb ale bili0len 2eioen.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

ST lei iel6It on Dem &ratpoQ bethel.
ligt getueien. Ser Monn pel6er,
mie feline &%omeraoen, 6urd Die Ser.
fiigung 6es BrGltbenten aus ser Sir.
tnee geItoBen poroen i'll, bot ieit6er
in @olueiton gepobnt. @ie CT be.
batptet, fat es ii6 o6er nidt mn cine
i'm Gorolls ii6erlegte "9[1sidreitung
g%ebanoelt, ionbern lie mar ote 8olgc
babon, bob Elm 8ciBer iid cine bol6c
Stltnoe 5ltoor tbGtlid an eincm Gee.
ger %bcr0riffen bottc, in6cm CT inn in
einem 0ffentIi6en 2ofoI eirrcn Sh(oq
beriebte. Ser 9eIeioigte febrte nod
Der &oierne 5uriid, boIte iein @cipebr
nno erfl1rte, ct iperoc BEN 8ei6cn
1tmbrin9en, lt1o ntebrerc &omero6cn
i6lo'ien 1td) ibn qlsbol0 o1ls freien
Stiiden an, neil lie oltf nod aus
friibercr Belt nit Ben 9iirgern BON
Brownsville Elm Siibn6en 5n pfliif-
fen botten. Nn6 Ser Gusfii6runq
Der Nttode ouf Die Sto0t fcbrten Ite
no6 Der &oierne 5ltriid, ult6 niele an.
Oere SolOoten bolfen ibnen, tire sc.
iuebre ST reinigen, 10 oaB lie BEL Ser
SnIpeftior, tpeIde Dem &ropoa foI0-
te, oieIel6en bor5etgen fonnten, o6ne
Geroadt 81 erregen. Tod) ser fcrnc.
rem 9ebauptltng beS onge6lid Sc.
It%onoi9en, betbeiligten Ii6 an scr
aitsidreitung MIR 6ie Sol6oten bon
eincr Gompognie oes 25. &coilnents,
o6er aaerbin9s ipuBtcn foIt bie
iGnmtliden 2eilte zines golt3en 9o-
toilons Inn 0en Seroone. Ser @c-
%pd6r8monn Ser 3eitiungslcute ltonlt-
tc iiG 9. 6. @rop ilnb pin @entei-
ner in Ser Gompognie 50" 0es %.
He9imentS getpeien lei.
@ouberneur 9~cncen'S g c,
II d bei'm 8rGii0cnten.
ScfretGr 2oeb itellte sic in scr
GreIie oufaeitelte 9c6ouptuug in
g6rebe, oob es bei Ser borgeitcrn I'M
D8ciBen Sollie" o6gcboltenen Comic
ren5, oil mclder @prbernellr Charles
9. 9enecn un0 @enerolollipalt
SteoO BON Sllinois tbeilnobmerl ii6
I'M oie Sorberlng Der ErGlibent-
idoftS-G on0ibotltr oes &riegSiefrct6r
Soft 9%ebonbelt babe. Die @ei6idte
lit, tpie perlailtet, Ooour6 %elttItonbelL
Dab Sefret6r Eoft unb iein 9rltoer
Charles g. Gait aus Cincinnati int
D8eiBen Souie" borIproden, nab
reno Der ErGiiOent iib in Gonferen5
nit ben 9ennlten aus Sl(inoiS be-
fonO, rn6 bonn Sr1ii0enten por9eloi.
ien mlrber. Die ein5i9e politilhe
Nngele9e116eit, tpelde IN Ser Comic
ren5 berii6rt lpur0e, beitotb oorirt,
Bob ser YrGii6ent Sen @ollberileur
9encet be5iigIi6 oes StonocS ocS
Samples Inn ooS Wuporsomt in G6is
ca9o 6~efrogte.
Suft ncrrciTt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Slatteru tit Yaris.

VS%" y" ~EA
Ginige iuenige Sranf6citsfGllc Der.
nriaden erUfcn 8anif,
@r-Miniiter OeS g(ltspGrti9en Berthe
lot uno Satin fat gleif5eitig &C.
itorben. - Grin5 Gitcl 6rie0rif
oIs @~roBmeiiter ser So5amiter
i%nitoIlirt. - 8rtn5gemobI Sent
rid BON &oGlono ol1f 9eindJ IN
9erlin. - Gin @ro3eB gegcn
io3iaIiitiide @itgIieoer oes
&ei9Stn9e8. - 8roBe 9(n5obI
BON Sdiff6rii6en at Ser britt
iden &iiite. - @oiiogiere uno
@anniGaft oeS 0ampferS Sue.
bic" eerettet.
8arts, is. MGr5. - 9o8 Gin.
treten eintger peniger 9lotternfGue
III 8ortS bat Ser 9ep0Iferilng groBen
S6reden eingeiogt. SouIenoe BON
Berionen baben iid in Sen lebtet
poor Eo8en impfen %luiien, uno Die
SoipitGler, ionie Die g(faoemie ser
WeOi5in iino bon 8olfsmengen be-
lagert, mel6e mtf'S 9telle geimpft gu
neroen piinI6en. 9ie 9eb0r0e glolt6t
ni6t, oaB @efabr elmer pirfliGen
epidemic oorliegt. Or. W~eIureltr,
Standardization fir 6ffentIi6e Ser
pflegung, melfer sic SoipitGler I'M.
ter ieiner aufIift bat, iogte beltte eli.
mem Sertreter Ser NIiociirten EreiIe,
eS Iei nifJt pobr, oaB ii6 0ie So6loge
oeri6limmert babe. SIN 8ou5en ieicn
iomeit MIR 5pei Meni6en bier an oen
9lattern geItorben, un0 iefS 8lats
ternfronfe befdnoen iif) inter 9e.
ban6lung. Or. Weillreur fiigt bin5u,
oae in 8ariS eingetretenet &ronf-
1eitsfole ieiet bon 1ltBerit bo8artis
gem Gborofter ltn0 man babe feItges
iteIlt, oaB lie i1mmtlid aus 3llnis
un6 3ripolis eingei6leppt mlroen.
6 r-M II it 9ertGeGot un6
Satin geItor6en.
Barts, t9. WGr5. - Sr. Berthe
lot, nel6er in 1895 llno '96 i'm &as
binet Bourgeois Minilter oeS IuS-
pdrtt9en mar, Itarb 6eltte 9lbeno
ploBIi6, nafoem feline 8ottin fllr5
porber aus Dem 2eben gei6ieoen mar.
Srou g~ertbelot, pelbe ibon l1ngere
3eit front oornieoer lag, bate Inn
6 lt6r bette glbeno einen plobli6en
NnfaQ bon S6mG6e, mel6er ibren
SOB berbeifiibrte. Sbr @atte, melder
in einem onitoBenOen 3immer orbei-
tete, i%tiir3te, olS ntolt inn ben &oO
ieiner 2ebenS9efGbrtin mittbeilte,
obnmd6tig 5u 9oOen unO mar binncn
nenigen Wimtten cine 2ei6e. &r.
8ertbelot batte belte Na6nlittog nod
ben 8oriie in einer 8eriammlitng Ser
IfaOemie Der @iIieni6aft gefiibrt.
giteI Srieori6 mirb @robs
meiIter.
9erlin 19. Wdr5. - Trin5 @itel
Srieorih, 5%tpeiter Sobn bes 9oiiers,
mllrbe beilte ols @roBnteiIter oes So
bonniteroroenS i%nItolirt. Die Geres
monte fono in Ser 8ololtfapelle in
@egenlport Ger MitgIieoer Der &oilers
f%onlilie, onoerer beittider Siiriten
,tnb 9rin5en, bes Gei6sfan5lers 9ii.
lon nno bieler boben @iirbentrdger
itott. Io6 Der Snpeititur ertbeilte
Der Britt5 beridieoenen neilen Mit-
g~lieoerr, borltnter Dem Erin5en
Seinri6 bon ben Nieoerlanoen, ben
Gitteri6lag.
Trin5 Seinrid, @emobl Der 80nis
gin 8ilbelmine bon Sollahb, uelGer
iif als @oit bes &oiierpaoreS bier
aufbGlt, itottete bette Der Sperni1n.
germ Sror S6roter, nel6e am 81.
Sebrilor inter leiner Mtitlpirfung
bon Dem an Ser &iiite bon SoQonb
geideiterten britil6en 9ompfer Ser
lin" eerettet puroe, einen 9eiu6 in
ibrer bieiigen 8obning ob.
Bro5eB gegen o5iaIiiti6 e
&ei6sta s.g bgeorbnete.
Berlin, 18. M1r5.-0er Stoots-
nnfpnlt hdt oeridtlide Sdritte deden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19
Suft ~pcrreiit.

ariegSiefretGr Soft lit nod Ntelu-
Sopen, Conn, %gcfo6rcn, Inn elmer
Gonferen5 0eS &urotoriums Ser Gale
llnipcrIitGt bei3lliuobnen. Morqe1
miro Sr. Soft elmer Gonfcreu5 8e.
treffs Der Geri6onerltng bcS olieri-
faniifen llfcrs Ser Nicorogua : S1Qc
b%eimoDnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-19

8ien, is. Wdr5. - Die eeItern
niteetbeilte @oblreOe oes Sanoels-
Minilters uno 6iibrers Der ~llnabban-
gigfeits : 9artei, Sran5 aoiiutb, bat
bier oen allerungiinltiglten Ginorud
aemodt. 9oiilttb lagte, baB l~ltgarn's
mirtbi6aftli6e Selbltitdnoigfeit nab
Dem Sabre 1917, bis 81 pclbem 3cit-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-06

MILWAUKEE eOrNrN-C OJNTN COURT
Ia probate STATE 81 Wisconsin,, Miiwaukce
county, -.
Ia tie matter Of the Last VIII aud Tesla
ment OF Alouzo B. Fuller deceased
WHEREAS. An instrument in writing. pur-
porting TO be The Last v ia and Te=tulacut of
AIon1o b. Fpiler deceased, late of NauVatoe:t
WISCONSIN has been delivered and de posted
with the above named Court; and whereas
application has been made 10y Sarah May Mc
RavGy. daughter of deceased OF Wauwatosst.
Wisconsin prU t1t2 thatthe same be proved aud
admitted to Probate. according tu the laws of
this state, and that Letters be granted thereon
according tn law To Lafayette Bcockway.
TT Is ORDERED. THAT said application he.
heard before tats Court at a regular term
thereof Go be held liza she County Court room Z. /
the Court House in the CITY ~ Milwaukee. on
the first Tuesday OF April A D 1905 al clock
4, Nj, or rs soou thereafter as the same may
be reached on the calendar.
AND TT Is FURTHER ORDERED, That mo-
tice OF said application ana Tearing Re given
los publishing cnpy Of this order for three
weeks succeSSivcly. once In each week, iu the
Wauwatosa News a newspaper published in
said Comfy, prior Go said ht airing aud by ser
guardian al Item of the minors Interested in
said estate. nj least ten day prior to said day
of hearing.
Datet this 10th day OF February 1901.
I}y the Court,
JGIN e KAREL, Register OF Probate.
Perry IicoestnE, Attorneys.
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yauwatosa News
Ae4w

AG-4w
STATE or WISCONSIN - MILWAUKEE
County, County Court-Iu Probate
Ia the matter Of the estate Of Ernst Barfoth
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the Estate Of Ernst
Earioth late OF the town of Wauwatosa in sali
County OF Milwaukee, deceased, having been
duly granted to William Yogel by this Court;
IT IS ORDERED, that the time frota the date
hereof until anG including tho first Tuesday
~ November a. d. 1861 he and the same il
hereby fixed as the time within yhich all cred
present their claims for examination and al
ioWance.
1T Is FTrKTHEo ORDERED, that all claims
ana demands Of all persons against the said
Ernst BarfOth Geceas ed, be examined ard AID
justed before this Court, at Its Court Room ia
the Court House, IN the City Of Milwaukee,, ili
saia County, at The regular teta5 shereuf p
pointed 10 be held on the first Tuesday OF F;tl--
nary 1909 aAd All creditors are hereby notified
thereof
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that notice Of
the time and plHee at which said claims and
demands viii be examined and adjusted a.
said creditors to present their claims and de.
nands be given by publishing IA copy OF this
order and notice, for four consecutive weeks,
once IN each week, in the Wauwatosa News a
newspaper Published IA the county OF MiIwau.
kec, the FIRST publication to he within fifteen
days from the jale hereof
Dated this 81 day OF April 1907.
RY the Conrt,
Paul D Carpenter, Comfy Judge.
Perry s. Kroesine, Attorneys.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-06
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
Nottceto Contractors

sealed proposals win be received by the q M.
GERS performing duties Of the Board Of pubic
Works ia and for the City OF Wauwatosa al
tile office OF tue City Clerk ut the lily Hall ON
Wisconsin Avenue Hntil Monday, April gtil
1907, NJ O'Clock in the AFTERNOON Of said a. :
for furnishing all necessary material and a Dor
for constructing, strictly according 10 nlats
aud specifications therefor on tile in the osiice
Of t'Ie ssti' city clerk, SIX t6l inch water hi ne
ftOnthe waite pipe line At present coustrsrt-
ed on East 1euter street at Fourth Avenue
thence north on ard along Fourth Avenue to
Windsor Avenue, thence East on anu along
Windsor Avenue to fifth Avenue, thence south
ON ana along Fifth AyeEue TO Washington
street,
+ All bids and proposals mast be upon forms
80 be furnished by the City Clerk All pro.
posals must be accompanied by certified
check n the sum Of per cent Of che sum men
Honed Tor which the said worl, ;tlfd material
will be furnished and performed, conditioned
that the bidder VIII I'M case his proposal Is ~
eepted bS said city, enter into a contract svit5
good and sufficient suretes for the I,erfor.
Il. ance Of The work ia his said proposal men.
toned at the price therein mentioned.
The right to reject any ana all bids ia cT-
pressly reserved to he City OF W3.nwat8sa.
Wisconsin.
Dated this Goth day of March 1907.
By order OF the officers perform na the dntiea
% the Board OF Public Works, Wauwatoss.
Wisconsin.
Edward Coulthara. city clerk.
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Vauwatosa New :

WnUwatoSa News
NILw AUKEF COUNTY COUNTY COURT
In Probate state of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
county, -.
rn the matter of the estate Of Fred Nfarsch,
dect ased.
On this 5'h day OF March A. ID. 1854. upon
reading aud Ming the petition Of Eeuriegs,
Marseh stating shat she is The widow Of Fred
Narsch and thar said Fred Marsce ottke Couu-
Is OF Milwaukee died Int estate on or about
the 9Th day 81 February f9o7. 81 8 pray wing that
Henry s;rehlow Of wauwatosa, Wis. De ap-
pointed Administrator OF the Estate OF said de-
ceased.
IT Is ORnEERp, That said application be
heard before this court at "a regular term there
Of. 10 hc heid-stthe Court House in the city n
milwaukee, on She FIRST Tuesday Of April, a d
ig0e ut O'Clock 4. NJ, or rs soon thereafter
as tse same may. ee reached on the calendar.
AND 1t Is FuHrHsE oaortsp. Tbatretice OF
said Application aud hearing he given by pr %
lishiae copy Il thts orarr for three success
sive weeks, ooeC ia each veeA, 70, 'bs w7uwa
tosa News. a newspaper published lu said
coaEty pgia' tie said bearing.
PAU % CARPENTER.
tuVu'y Ju~Ee.
Ferry & Kroes.ug. astoypeys for Estate.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-06
COMMON COUNCIL

lG>N-~~/~<~~~~uC
The common council met in regu-
lar session at the city hall Tuesday
evening, April with Mayor Chas.
b. Perry presiding. Aldermen currie,
Taylor, Riebe. Loyeland and
prudisch and Narquardt present.
The minutes Of the last meeting
we're read and approved
The CITY bills and pay rolls for the
month Of March represented and
referred to the finance committee.
The city marshal's report of street
lights not burning during the month
Of March was presented and referred
to the finance committee.
The following communications rela-
tive to the question 'of separation Of
grades at the West Main street rail-
road crossing were presented and read.
Wauwatosa, Wis Mch. 81, OF.
Mr. W. Underwood, Genl Mngr,
c. NJ. & st. p. Ry. Co.
Dear o'I'--Iii "ccoroa'ce Win Tue
acIioh OF tne common oouhc'' % Tue
City OF Wauwatosa directing TINS com
munication, write to inquire if your
company has any proposal plans or
s,aa;enatio,,.. - .,,,,-,it - ,be eity If
,yan,ratosa fort nnrnose If senara-
So, ~ oraaos ,f s.,.aot and ra;I,vav
tracks ut the West Main street cross
inc in orr city. and if so, if it will be
convenient for You or your company to
submit sach plans, specifications and
proposal now or in the very near flu
ture.
Mr.. adam Currie. alderman from
the first ward Of this city. asa commit
tee Of our Common Council. had a con-
versation with your Mr.. Cheney of
Milwaukee. lust prior to our council
.meeting held on Tuesday evening of
this week. from which Mr. Currie in
ferred that sueh plans. specifications
and proposals had been. or would short
fy be prepared.
AWAITING yonr renIy. am
Yours resnectfnly.
EDWARD cOULalARD.
CITY Clerk. Wauwatosa. Wis.
D =. '''' war" 0o''' ''''' -
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luton was adopted.

luton was adopted.
The question Of the election Of a
chief for the Fire Department in place
of J. Il. Hamme resigned, was intro
duced. AID. Currie nominated MIR. j..
G. Lefeber for the. position and upon
roll call Ire was unanimously elected.
There being no further business tile
council adjourned
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-06
WHO Wants a Washburn Piano1

We have learned Of an unusual bar
gain in "A Washburn Piano. This i'm
strumentis one oftheregular $500 style
Washburn Instruments 1T is Of the
very latest design, seni.coIonial, and
the ease is Of exquisite mahogany. The
musical portion of the Instrument is
fully up to the high standard Of all
Washburn pianos This particulars IN
strument has been on exhition in u
studio for about eight MONTHS Itwiil
be sold at u great bargain.
Ifyou are Interested, write to Lyon
* IIealy, 10 Adams Street, Chicago. for
an illustrat on of this piano and also
fo.t the low net price they are willing
to uame on this aud other special bar
gains in slightly used pianos Ask for
their special sales list Of such bargains
aud their oner Of sales agents discount
for 80 days. Uprights from 500 to
Sl71 that were originally worth more
then double these prices.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-06
PIANOLESAONS.

An experienced teacher on account
OF removal has to discontinue her
music class in Milwaukee, aud would
Hike pupils in Wauwatosa. One hour
lessons, 80 cents, half hour for Young
children, beginners - cents, MRS.
TAYLOR, 8. West Milwaukee avenue.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-06
HOUSES and Lot For Sale.

Nine room horse with furnace, and
cottage ia rear OF house. Lot Gex250
feet Apply 10 l. Z. Gridlev.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-06
HOUSE FOR SALE.

\ new room Ecuse on ii. Charles ST
for sale. Enquire at 100 East Nilvau-
kce Avenue.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-06

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PAUL y. CARPENTER, County Judge.
VIM L. Nethereut and Oscar krorsire, Attys.
Amador ledger., 1907-11-29

! KIeinschmidt was arrested on a charge
of murder Marshal Vollmer and
deputy district attorney Carey were
in Sutter Creek last Saturday even
ing, for the purpose of taking the
statement of Blanche Kerfoot. A lot
of reporters also invaded our sister
town, for the case had ny this time
created an intense public interest
For eight hours the officials we're at
the bedside of Miss kerfoot, with her
attending physician. DR.. Goodman
present, and her story was taken
down by reporter. She was weak
and hysterical, but the tale she told
only deepened the conviction that
Bellows met his death by foul means,
at the hands of Harry KleInschmidt.
The daily newspapers are trying
this mystery with all the vim incid-
ent to California journalism. 1t is
certainly one of the most remarkable
cases that has occurred in this state.
The grand jury of Alameda county
will meet tomorrow, and investigate
the matter. Whether Miss Kerfoot
will be sufficiently recovered to at
tend and give testimony His profile
NAUTICAL, at any rate the authorities
claim they have abundance of eyi
dence, even without her testimony.
not only to indict, but to secure
conviction before trial jury. 1t is
probable that the body of Bellows
will be exhumed from its resting
place in Missouri, and an autopsy
held with the object of subjectipg the
vital oragns to chemical analysis to
detect if possible, the cause of death,
and the presence of the deadly drug.
Whether the presence of the acid
could be detected at this late day is
doubtful question.
Amador ledger., 1907-11-29
Killed at Fremont.

Wednesday morning, on the night
shift in the Fremont mine, Alviso
Fonebre accidentally met his death by
falling from ladder leading to the
stope. He had left his partner to go
to the station for drink of water,
expecting to be gone only a few
minutes. His partner heard him
ascending the ladder, and supposed
that he would join him. But he
never reached the top. In some way
he had fallen from the ladder and
was found dead at the bottom of it
by his friend. The remains we're
buried today in the Catholic cemetery
at Suffer Creek under the auspices of
the Italian Benevolent Society, of
which he was member. The deceas-
ed was native of Italy, twenty eight
years of age.
Amador ledger., 1907-11-29
MINING NOTES.

zeila.-At this mine some fifty or
sixty men have been temporarily laid
off. The mill is idle, and has been,
for the past week, on account of the
stoppage of hosting ore. The shut
down is for the purpose 5of cleaning
out the stump, and doing necessary
repairs. 1t is believed that the re-
pairs can be made hin a few days
more, and full force again be en-
ployed.
Argonaut. The ore body in the
lower level of this mine, which did
not show up at the precise spot where.
they expected to encounter it, has
been found. 1t is said to be GOOD
milling ore. not particularly high
grade. There is plenty of it to keep
the mill in motion for an indefinite.
period.