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wanwotosa News

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STATE OF WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE,
County, County Court-In Probate.
deceased.
Letters testhn emit arg. on the Estateso Of Ernst
Barfoth late of the town of Wauwatosjs in said
Comfy of MilyvsHNkee, deceased, having been
duty granted 70 WSliam YoCel by this Court;
ITIS-cRDERED, Shatthe time from til ed.te
hereof until and inc!ading tho first Tuesday
Of Serenlber A. D.. 1905 be and the same is
hereby fixed as the time within which all cred
itors Of the said Ernst Barfoth deceased. shall
present their claims for examination and al,
lowance..
TT rs FURTHER ORDERED, that all claims
and deIHsrslsrof all persons against, the said
Ernst Barfoth deceased, be examined and adj
iusted he fore this Court, atits Court Room in
the CoHrt House, in the City OF Milwaukee, in
said County, Attic regular term thereof itp-
pointed TO be held on the first Tuesday of Jan
nary l90Sand all creditors-tre hereby notified
thereof.
TT IS~FCRTmER ORDERED, tbatrotice of
the tinge atrtt place at which said claims and
demands viii be examined ana al instet as
aforesaid, and o. thu time above limited for
said creditors to present thtsii. q inns and de.
mands, he given by publishing u copy of this
order and notice for four cNTSt cutiye weeks,
once u each week in the Wauwatosit Ne VS. I.
newspap per pnb}i~hed III the county Of MiIwau-
kee, the first iallIcation to lie within fifteen
days from the date hereof
Dated this SD dry OF April l9e7.
BY the Court,
PAM D Carpenter, County fudge
Perry t5eKroesing; Attorneys.
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OFFICIAL. NOTICE.
Not,ceto Contractors.

Sealed proposals win be received by the mn
dersgnsd officers performing the duties of
Beard of Public Works in and for tile city Of
WauwatOSa, attne office IF the City Clerk in
the City Hall WaHwalossG. Wisconsin, until 3
o'clock in the stfefHoou of Monday the 18Th
dayof May 1907, for furnishing the necessary
IoateriHH and laboIand constructing tire. Inn
proveme ht ON tifat portiolf OF Watson Avenue
betweeuIthe eastlihe of WauwatOsis Avenue
and the west Inc OF Third Avenue in the First
Ward CITY Of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin and in
aecTditnce with plans and specifications
therefor now on file in the office of tire City
Clerk uf said city.
No lid or propos a viii be considered unless
the same is accom- panied by contract, with
good and sHfficiert sureties thereto, completed
executed aud mail pect complete, except
ing the 81 guttIrrS % the officers of the City ol
WauWatosa. btfpk forms OF which said con
tract may be Obtained from the CITY Clerk,
and tits hereby provided that the officers per
forming HE duties CT Board Of Public Works
reserve the right to reject auy and all bids
Whirh may be received as result OF this no
tice.
Ia8ed this l0eh day of April 1907.
JOHN ARMSTRONG
+ j.. LOFELAND
5ULIUS MARQUARDT
J., d! WARREN
Oai-ers performing the duties Of Board Of
public works. Gig Of WaHwatosa.
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Waawatosa News

Waawatosa News
STATE OF WISCONSIN-1IIL
CountE.-County Court-lI Probate. In
the matter of the estate of Alonzo &. Flu
Ter, deceased.
Letters testnmcptary on the estate of
Alonzo b. Fuller late ofthe city ofWauwatoe;t
In said county of Milwaukee,. deceased,
having been duly granted to Lafat -
Brockwayh Ivy this court
1t is ordered. that the tf1ae from the
date hereof until and including the first
TUESDAY of November \. o.. lgl5. be ANA the
same is hereby fixed as III" time within
(which all creditors of the said Alapzo8 3. a. II
er deceased, shall present their claims for
examination and allowance.
1t is further ordered. that all claims and
demands of all persons against the Si q
Aouzo b. Fnller deceased, be examined and
adjusted before this court. Mt its court
room in the court house, III the city of
Milwau kee. in said county. at the regu
lar ternthercof appointed to be held on
the firstTueStlay OF January 1903, and all
creditors are hereby notified thereof.
1t is further ordered. that notice of the
time and place ut which said claims and
demands will be examined and adjusted ~
aforesaid. ana of the time above limited
for said creditors to present their giaims
ana demands, he given by publishing n
copy of this order and notice, for four CON
Wauwutosa News. Il newspaper published
N the county of Milwaukee. the first puhli-
ca ton to he within fifteen days FROM tie
date hereof.
Dated this lIth day of Pru 1901 =
PAUL y. CARPENTER.
County Judge.
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Notice is hereby given bv the undersigned
city clerk OF the cry Of Wauwatosa, that q
complete and inal report Of the board Of pun
lie works Of said city. require1 by section "a3'
subsection 100, Wisconsin statutes SIS, con
corning the proposed Improvement Of that
portion OF Wisconsin avenue between the
south line Of West Ma, a'.kee avenue and tile
north line of Coulthard's subdivision ia said
city, is on Tile in my Office, aud that the com
mon council Viii, at Il regular meeting 70 bs
held on the twenty FIRST day Of May, 1907. con
slider the said reportand hear all objections
which may he made theret" and determine
what portion of cost Of the Improvement, If
any, shau be paid by the city at large
Dated at city of W;sawatosa this Sth day Of
May, 1907.
Ell wSrd Coulthard,
City Clerk.
il;9w
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COMMON COUNCIL

Cf~rN< ~ ~ wv ~ NV ~
The common council met in regular
session at the city hall Tuesday even
ing, May :, with Mayor Chas. Il. Perry
presiding. Aldermen Armstrong, Cur
RE. Taylor, Kurtz; Ricbe, Loveland,
Prndisch ahd Marquardt present.
The minutes o. th4lastmeeting were
read andlapproved.
The fhancial statement of the city
treasurer for the noDtl4 Of April, GER
tilted TO as examined and found cor
rect by the city clerk, acting as comp
troller, was presented and ordered
filed.
The city marshal's report of street
lights not burning during the month
Of April was presented and referred to
the finance committee.
Applications for pool table licenses
from George q. Lund, State street,
Otto Sedlmayer, State street, and Chas.
Andersen, West Main street, were pre-
scented, read and referred to the com
mittee on license.
A petition for water main on Sew
enth avenue, by Q. II. Scnonberg and
others was presented and referred to
the board OF pub!ic works.
a petition for AN incaudescent cleo
trio Ilghl at the corner Of North ave
nue. and Wisconsin avenue, was pre-
sented and referred TO the committees
on streets and finance,
The city bills and pay rolls for the
month Of Aprh were prescnted AID to-
ferred. to the huanoo committees.
Tue finance committee submitted a
lion ~ the cIty's hnances on AprII 50,
1907, showing u balance cf cash on
hand IN tine WISCONSIN National Bank
OF ~. 445.@I. 1hc report Was read
ana ordvroo iilcd IA tue city clerh ,
Office
The board OF public works reported
back the petition tor the Improvement
OF tifty-rllth street with resolution
m>trurllng the making of assessmeuts
OF benefits and damages. Ihe resoIu-
ton was adupteu.
The committees on rules and ordi-
nanoes. plats and grades reported back
an ordinance establishing the grade
on Il "A portion OF Grand avenue west
/ oi tifty-Niuth street. The report was
received and the ordinance was passed
The Gaauce committee re. orted back
/ the city pay rolls for April and the f.
/ Barteidt hill. with a resolution recon-
mendmg thatthey be ordered paid
The resolution was adopted.
The license committee reported back
the applications for pool table licenses
and recommended shat licenses he
granted to Geo. e. Luud. Otto Sed!.
mayer and Chas. Anderson The re-
port was adopted aud the licenses
granted,
An ordinance amending the billiard
POOL table and bewling- alley ordi-
nance was presented by Alderman Cur.
rie. On motion of Alderman Kurt
the rules were suspended and on roll
call the passage Of the ordinance was
refused
There being no further business the
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wauwa,osa News.
WANWdtDsh n tW9f-
state of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County.
County. Court-ln Probate.

Wauwatosa News.
state Of Observation-Disclosures County.
County Court-ln Probate.
In the matter ofthe last viii and testament of
August Schmutzler deceased.
whereof $, an instrunsentin writing, pnrportl
fng 10 be the last wifland testament of August
Schmutzler deceased late of WauwatOsa.
Wisconsin, has been delivered and deposited
with the above named. court; and whereas, APP
ulieatien has been made by Clara Wiliette
praying that the same be proved and admit
ted to probate, according to tine laws Of this
state, aud that letters testameotary he grant.
ed thereon according to law to Edward Coult-
hard Of WauMatosa, wisconsin.
TITS ORDERED, That said application be
heard before this conrt at II regular term
thereof, to be held IN the county court room ut
the courthou in the city of Milwaukee, on
the irst'd ay Of June A d, 1907, at . o'clock A.
NJ, or n $ soon thereafter the sause may be
reached on the calendar.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, That notice Of
said application ami hearing be- given by
Publishing n copy of tais order for three
weeks successfully once in each week, I'M the
Wauwatost News, paper published ia said
county prior to said hearing.
Dated this 30th day Of April, 1907
BY the Court.
Paul D. Carpenter,
CountyJudge,
Perry I. Ilroeslng, ATTORNEYS
io8m
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PIANO LESSONS

Inexperienced teache', oil account
Of removal, has to discontinue her
music class in Milwaukee, and would
Hike pupils in Wauwatosa. One hour
lessons, 80 cents, half hour for Young
children. beginners - cents, MRS
TANEOR. - West milwaukee, Avenue.
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The Forthcoming entertainments at
the Alhamb bra theater will be one of
the mosa nota bic vaudeville attractions
il not the most notable, ever seen in
Milwaukee.
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OF F1.CIAL NOTICE..
Notice to Contractors.


Semled proposals will be received by the nm
dersigned otteerey performing the duties Of
Board OF public WorkS-in ana for the Guy of
WyiuWrttosa, ut the office OF the City Clerk in
the City HAIL Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, until 3
o'olocl in the afternoon. - Monday the 18th
day of May 1907, for furnishing the necessary
material and labor and constructing the iuf-
proveinent on that portion Of Fitfn Aveslue be-
tween the north line of East Milwaukee, Aver
ne and the south line of East Center Street in
the First Ward, City Of WauWatosa Wisconsin
and il accordance with plans and Speeiiica-
tioIfs therefor. now on file in the office N the
City Clerk OF said city.
No bid or proposal will be considered unless
the same is accompanied BY Il contract with
good and sufficient sureties thereto. com pletea
executed aud In all respects complete, except
ingthe signatures of the officers of the City Of
Wauwato@t, blank forms of which said con-
tract may he obtained from the City Clerk. and
Jis hereby provided that the officers perform
mgthe duties of Board OF puble II orks reserve
the right to reject any and all bids whieflifatss
be be received a. a result of thS notice.
Dated this 10th dav OF April 1907
JOHN ARMSTRONG
F.. +, LOVELAND
JULIUS MARQUARDT
J. D. WARREN
Officers performing the duties Of Board Of pub
tic Works, City Of WauwatOsa
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Published at Wauwatoaa, Wis. every SAtur'
,sey by the Wauwat0sa Printing Co. r
Sent TO any address in the United states Tor
Entered AT the Wauwatosa postotfice as sec
cf. d class I'm AT Ter.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE..

Notice il hereby given pursuant to chapter
20 of the laws of Wt~C UH-lu for 1903 by the Of
EcerS performing duties of the Board of Pub
lie " orl1s for the City of WauWHtO~d, NisrUU-
sin, 10 atl persons owning property ubUttiug
upon ANY street or alley in the City of Wauwa-
tos;,, Wisconsin and to all Others to whom this,
may concern. to place la 2oOtg.repair al side
walks along and in frurtr of their reap cctjve
lots, pieces, or par~els-of land abuunE upon
any street or alley i'll the City Of WstuHatUsa,
Wisconsin aud
Further notice is hereby given fitatif after
ten days from the date of publication of the
within notice The undersigned ofhcersr sifitll
find amy OF said sidewalks to hF iln~afe, dam
gerous, deficient or out OF repair then said
undersigned officers will cause said sidewalks
10 be repaired and will charge the expense
to the 9butting lot, piece parcel of land il
trent OF which said side walk mort ion of side
walk repaired shRll lie
Dated at Wauwatosa, Wlsconsiif tfi ,i9siiday
of April 1907,
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H3ElSl Mil EzxIIalI
BeSf Telslc

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can sleep, its Eorve-quiet.rg proper 'es
scothe yea 10 sluube" Weakness ard
fatigue give way on tie Use # Pa3st
Nslt Extract. Al druggists sell It.
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For anything IN the printing hre.
cali az the News Office - Yves, Maia
street
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T. ~ WARREN
IL J MABQC ARDT
r. T.. I0NELANn

Officers performing duties of the EJard of
Public works Wauwatosa Wisconsin,
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Perry,V Kroe,jur. Attorneys. sw-
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@Nih s,Op Tor p't..s Tor and beyond Portage.
la effect AmnlS.
sUGCsT SCpEELE. Asou, \
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-05-11

Officers performing the duties Of Board Of pub
tic Works, City OF Wauwatosa
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Towu clerks Office in ittmar Bldg Town
&oard mepts every Monday evening, at 1879 -
II , at the town clel,s office. Board OF health
meets on first ni.l third Wednesday OF each
month at town cirrk's oIhce, at =. 80 u. al,
The National tribune., 1907-09-05
Illinois Ladies' of G.. A. r.

The Illinois contingent of the Ladies
preparations for the National Conven-
ton. Prominent in that delegation will
be the Department President. Mrs.
Genevieve Longfeld, who is also Ma
tional Inspector, accompanied by her
Secretary, Mary Hager Duddleston, and
their mother, Mrs. Mary I. Hager. Past
National President; Mrs. Rosa Fife,
National Chaplain, and Mrs. Agnes ].
Winslow, Past National President, with
her daughter and Secretary, Mrs. Jes-
sic Heg. Illinois will have candidate
for Senior Vice President in the person
of Virginia G. Mcclure, of Peoria, Ill.
She also will be on the Illinois G. A. r.
headquarters train.
Last Thursday, Gen. Thomas Circle,
I. of Chicago. rendered a magnificent
reception to Mrs. Longfield, Department
President. Mrs. Elmina Springer. our
Chairman of Corresponding Secretaries.
presented her with an immense bunch
of American Beauty roses. The Presi-
dent, Mrs. Irwin, presented the guest
of honor with a handsome volume of
engravings. Mrs. Longfield was sur
rounded by about IS of her staff mem
bers, and every Circle in the city was
icpi y lIl5 anu itcl
airy program was rendered. The Chair
man of the day was Mrs Isabella Joad-
wine.
At the Department Encampment of
New York they were honored by the
presence of one of the National Coun-
ell of Administration, Mrs. Ella E. West,
of Brooklyn, and the Convention of the
Ladies of the G. A. r. indorsed the
candidacy of Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith for
National President at Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. Clara n. Sawyer, National Sc
nior Vice President, is also an indorsed
candidate for the same honor from
S. Portland, Me. Mrs. Sawyer has a
record for a vast amount of work al
ready accomplished.
Among other candidates for National
President are Mrs. Emma Pierce, of
Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. Ida Shan
non, of Pennsylvania. 1t is not known
yet whether Mrs. Julia Z. f. Lobdell,
of Minnesota, expects to enter the race
again. She was a very close second to
Mrs. Elma B. Dalton last year at Min
neapoliS.
Mrs. Catherine Ross is thought to be
the leading candidate for National
Treasurer. She served well as National
Secretary, is a veterans widow and
fully qualified to fulfil the duties of
that important office.
Mrs. Martha ]. Van DuZor, Depart
ment Counselor of Illinois, has been
named as one of the Credentials Com
mittee. She is also one of the Gold
Star Committee
The National tribune., 1907-09-05
,e,, ~ " II 1,,o oo5 .nx

16h N. Y. H. A.-The 22d Annual
Reunion of the 18th n. Y. H. A. will
be held at Sandy Hill, N. r., Sept IL.
Sandy Hill is Is miles from Saratoga
Springs, and may be reached by rail-
road or trolley lines. Headquarters will
be at Masonic Temple. Main street.
Comrade r. NJ. Barber, Capitol, Albany,
". Y, is Acting Secretary. Capt. Alex
ander H. Sphere who had served long
and faithfully as Secretary of the Regi-
1907. -" u
30th Ohio.-The Annual Reunion of
the 30th Ohio will be held Sept. 17-1S
at Toronto, o. All comrades are in
vited to join with the regiment on this
18th anniversary Of the Battle Of An
tietam. ]. w. Dawson, President, To-
ronto, o.
S4th HI.-The 25th Annual Reunion
of the S4th Ill. will be held in Chamber
of Commerce, Quincy, H., Oct. $40. At
the same time there will be a Reunion
Of the 18th, 27th, 50th, 18th, 18th and
137th III. and 80 Mo. Cav.
73d Ind.-The Annual Reunion of the
73d Ind will take place on Sept 1919
at Westville, Newport County, Ind. II.
II. Williams, Secretary. Chesterton, Ind.
Southwestern Reunion.-The veter-
dHS Oh the ESOutHNtSl Will HOlQ fte-
union at Selling. Okla, Sept. 24-25-26.
Prominent speakers, including Gov.
Frantz and ex-Gov. Ferguson, will be
present. J. A. Schofield, Secretary,
Barnes. Okla. T.
seth Ohio.-The goth Annual Re-
union Of the surviving members of the
s9th Ohio will be held at Hfllsboro, o.,
Sept. IS; Campfire at night. Fall in,
boys, and have good time. 7. ].
Doughman, Goshen. o.
145th Ind.-The 145th Ind. will hold
its Annual Reunion at Bedford, Ind,
Wednesday, Sept. 1S. Y. V. Williams,
President; L. E. Payne, Secretary, Bed
ford, Ind.
18th Iowa.-The 23d Annual Re-
union of the 18th Iowa Veterans Asso-
citation will be held at Centeryille, Iowa,
Sept. 10, IL and II. Would be glad to
see members Of the 56th ILL.,, S0th Ohio,
10th Mo-, 9th and 18th Wis. Batteries,
Second Brigade, Third Division, Fif-
teenth Corps. ]. w. Holman, Chair
man Local Committed; II. NJ Kender-
dine, Major, nth Iowa, Elwood, Kan.
10th Conn.-The 10th Conn. Asso-
citation will hold its 10th Annual Re-
union at Maple Palace, on Beach St,
Savin Rock, New Haven, Conn, Sept.
3. Business meeting at 1920 sharp;
dinner at l o'clock. Chas. E. Northrup,
Stamford Conn
The National tribune., 1907-09-05
Widows Pensions.

T. C. Miller, 109th N Y, Reading
Center, n. Y, protests against refus-
ing pensions to second wives His first
wife died in 1867, and some years later
he married his second wife, who is now
72 years old, an invalid, and could not
support herself if left alone.
Mrs. Annie r. Miner complains
against the injustice of the discrimina-
ton against second wives. Her ,hus-
band died March 10. He served three
years in Battery F, 1st III. L. A, and
made a good record. He only received
SIS a month pension, and now that he is
dead she is debarred from this because
she was his second wife. She raised his
first wifes children, and cared for him
thru all his years of illness.
Mrs Mamie Young, Santa Monica,
Cal, is not a widow, and if she were
could not draw a pension, as she was
married after the act Of June 81, 1890
All the women who had husbands
brothers, fathers or sweethearts in the
army had hard time; many of them
had to do the work of the absent men
in helping to support the families, so
that double burdens fell upon them.
To-day thousands of these women are
compelled to wash, scrub or do the
hardest of manual labor in order to
support themselves. They are women
broken down during the var, and from
taking care of their invalid husbands,
and they richly deserve the justice of
the Government.
w. Ii. Tennison, Sunlight. Mo, is de-
cloedly of the opinion that. no second
wife should be deprived of a pension.
She deserves this, by taking care of her
husband in his last days. He has a Sec
ond wife, and breads the thought of her
being left without a pension.
Mrs. Sarah Ramsey, 15S Division St,
Bellevue, Ky, quite agrees with Mrs.
Lindsay as TO the injustice OF the Nc
Cumber bill in not providing for the
widows. Many of these need the in
crease much more than the veterans.
and they deserve 1t. They held the
families together and supported them
while their husbands were in the war
and during their husbands last illness.
Mrs A. NJ. Smart, Belfast, Me-, makes
an earnest appeal for justice to the
widows. The wife who stayed behind
while her husband went to war had to
bear his burdens in addition to her own.
and the greater sacrifice fell upon her.
She has been hoping for several years
that Congress would see the justice of
this, but SO far without success.