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10 THE IiACIXE JOURNAIiSTETTS, TUESDATIFTEBXOOK, SEPTE31BER 2, 1913. XELSOX-S SHOE STOKE Flynn, near the Rapids. Mr. Flynn reports that nearly half an acre of i potatoes have been dug up and car-jrled away from his farm during the FROM THE POLICE BLOTTER Want Column First publication Aug. 15 tx OFFICIAL NOTICE NO.

70 NOTICE TO PAVING CONTRACTORS Office Board of Public Works. City of Racine. Notice la hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the office of tha city clerk. In the city hall, up to Saturday, Sept. t.

1813 at 10 o'clock a. for the furnishing of all materials and performing all the labor for the folowtng public work: Paving How street from Thirteenth street to Fourteenth street with concrete pavement, approximating tha following quantities: 1611 square- yards of paving. 966 lineal feet ot combined curb and ratter. John Fisher came, down from South Milwaukee to visit his relatives and celebrated a little too extensively and became intoxicated and fell into the. clutches of the law.

He admitted be was soused and a fine of 1 3 or ten days was Imposed. Chris. Chrlstlanson did not remember what happened after he was drunk, except that he woke up in the' lockup. He was fined 5 or ten days In Jail. Father and Son John Acken and John Acken were up on charge of fighting.

The evidence developed that young Acken and two other companions visited a saloon at 713 Fourteenth street and were refused drinks. Leaving the place a beer glass was hurled through the front window, wrecking a pane of glass 4x5. Later the three arrived at another saloon, at Thirteenth and Villa streets and drinks were also re- fused. Someone In the place slapped young Acken on the- face and hla nose bled. "Hla father appeared and observing that hla boy was covered with blood, imagined that he was half killed and it Is said that he threatened to shoot up the saloon and clean It up.

Acken did not remember having said anything' about a gun. He was fined $5 and costs or ten days In Jail. The son told where he got his liquor. Judge Smleding adjourned his case until 3 o'clock this afternoon and ordered the saloon keeper who sold the liquor, arrested. Smashed the Dishes Anton Zelenskl, proprietor of the Eagle? hotel, 1119 Sixteenth street, while under the influence of liquor, started In to break up the supper dishes Saturday afternoon and declared he would tear down the building.

The police were called but could do nothing with the man and he was locked up. He was fined $5 or ten days in D. Rlzuski pleaded guilty to imbibing too freely and was let off with a fin of $5 or ten days in Jail. Paul Rushky rushed Into saloons too often could not stand the big steins served and became helplessly drunk. It was pay 5 or spend ten days in Jail.

Andrew Ackwolltz got drunk and WEST FJLCIH2 Fes She, at Hi Life fcr. Um-bos-, Agt. Pboae XiU Fa 1 I.tn.ur Hon wpB9 and "lni oi.s 'aTJSvra rolt LiltlvtU twr. rsti, orliM, promptly at-tan led to DavHaoo a DsvLliwi. iu Vfa-Seatu Ava.

rfantt feoSyl Ttnciiu- liuuor to. fTfeTTntSf bW andS "or" Uitv6 anU wines for dcnts-jut Se We aR orders. PtMme K4k 1W1 V. sMcgton At a. tst-tj-l WATCH KKKMKlNd iAMKRAS Krirjiille "iON" c4.MEr.

Ys7 ALLMAKC Now is your chant. Larg stock to select from, Johnsea Studio. i2 Waaolcgtoa Ave. Wf "fcrrrSELl, RENT. EXthANiJB.

CAST' era a. kodaks, supplies. Wright, Park irisvfvl i llarurw hT CO TO YOf llAfT DftuM, blankets iend tyneta Prices reasonable. Tat m'-Y. irx Main Bt.

I septllyl Hai-newa HARNESS AND HETAIRED. PRICK" always reanor. a fc -r Giv a call. H. P.

Borepnon. Ki) Bturoli St. mchllyl ALL KINDS HAF.N1Sj MADE TO Olt-i dr. ui repairing of all 1P! Plxteentb frt BliACKSMI tUS-M UH1MSTS lJla-Iimith Sln PRACTICAL NO WVI) Vkn eral blackami'huig pMiciptly dcro. N.

Main Pt entllrl H. I. Hnrwxtiorr txTKOHNgdSr 10R SENHOER." HAS ed his shop frofra CIS beveuth bt. MOV-! to OF 60 YEARS AGO steamer down the Mississippi to Galena, thence by railroad to Chicago and thence by boat to Racine, Wisconsin, j' Tears after father was informed that a cloudburst destroyed his friend, Mr. Beursch's dam and mill and he left that section a poor pioneer.

The Best Pain Killer. Bucklen's Arnica Salve when applied a cut, bruise, sprain, bftm or scald, or other Injury of the skin will Immediately remove ill paln. E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton, ays: "It robs cuts and other Injuries of their terrors.

As a healing remedy its ejuol doesn't exist." Will do good for you. Only at Red Cros Drug Co. 1 NlTl i Market Quotations (Corrected Doily) wsier tn nr cojvjQtUKVKi: nca PrlfvtxaHl'a Cony Corner HJTTINO AIKVK SUrt IN THE PMOKEH9' laoatie- Ctsars and Toiwecos prcnrly coa-' Ctttooed. Elevsota an.1 U'aahlngtea Ava Harry V. CANDIES.

CIUARfl. TOBACCO. 1CM eream, soft drinks, school rues, pictures. Washington Av. Oon fp-tlnrry HIGH GRADE CANDIES.

CIGAH3. TOBACCO, canned goo Its, stationery, bakery soo-Js. L. D. Nottingham, ltot) Stste ft.

ocf High finulo Clnrs DA TH R. JOHNSON FOR HlOIL RAD 13 claara. toboornj p1rs and Gilbert's (Vie1 ehoeolstee 'wtfi Ft nrTA vt- ti i i-s Johnnoni'a Home llakrv OFFERS THE PUBLIC FRESH BR FA PS, plea and enkea. J. ye Graham a 16 Wash.

Ave. Pbone Open a. nx. febvl Jcncflon llovtif rtakery ITON HOME BAKERY. H.

C. HA V-' Washington Ave. Our is "Biat ty Tet SCSI. octKyi 1 past few weeks. Judge Smleding read the boys a severe lecture and placed them on probation for ninety days.

James Engel was fined ft and costs on charge of Intoxication; Louis Median 5 and costs or ten days in Jail; Joe Safkofsky 8 or ten days; Matt Dietlsh $3 or ten days. First publication Aug. 3 tS OFFICIAL. NOTICE NO. 76.

NOTICE TO SEWER AND PLVMBINO CONTRACTORS, Office Board of Publlo Works, City of Racine. Notice la hereby It I Ten that sealed proposals will be recelrad at the office of tns city clerk, in the -city hall, up to Saturday. Sept. 4, 191S, at 10 o'clock a. for th runiliihlns; of all material and performing all the labor for the following public work; Laying sewer and water services 1 tn Eleventh street between Wisconsin itreet and Racine street where the orders of the board of public works have not been complied with.

Said work to be completed on or before the 20th day of September, 1813. All In accordance with the plans and specifications of the work on file in the office of said city clerk. Bids to be made out on the following basis: A price per sewer and water service in same trench, long side. A price per sewer and water service In same trench, short side. A price per sewer service In separate trench.

A price per water serrlce separate trench, long side. A price per water service separate trench, short side. A price for substituting lead in place of lrou water service, short side. A price for substituting lead place Iron water service, short side. Payment therefor will be made as follows: In special assessment certificates against the real estate in front of which said services are laid, as provided by the city charter.

Each bidder Is required to accompany bis bid Qr bids with a contract, with sureties, upon blank forms to be furnished by the board of public works. In the sum of not less than the total amount of said bid, complete with the exception of the signatures on the part of the city, for the faithful performance of said contract. No bid will be considered which Is not accompanied by a contract, with sureties as prescribed by the form so furnished, completed with the exception of signatures on the part of the city. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids Dated Racine, Aug. 13, 1813.

P. H. CONNOLLY, O. W. ORENIER.

J. BLESS 1 NO ER, Board of Public WorVs. First publication Aug. 42 OFFICIAL NOTICE NO. 73 NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CONTRACTORS.

Office Board ot Public Works, City of Racine. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at tha office of the city clerk, tn the city hall, up to Saturday, Sept. 6. 191S, 10 o'clock a. tor the furnishing of all materials and performing all the following public workt Constructing standard sidewalks as follows: Order No.

Owned by. rm C. M. Kellar. 2910 Shoop Medicine Co, 2911 O.

B. Schuls 2912 Shoop Medicine Co. 2913 Racine County. 2914 H. C.

Christiansen. 2915 Bayermann A Krug. 2916 Shoop Medicine Co. 292- Hotel Racine. 2923 A.

Goldberg. 2924 Sam Collotta, 2925 Jos. Pephal. 2926 A Revkln. 292S Thos.

James Eetat. 2931 Racine Mfg. Co. 2932 Racine Mfg. Co.

2934 Racine Mfg. Co. 2937 Ed. Cornwell. 2943 Mitchell Lewis Motor Co.

2944 F. W. Klein. 2945 L. C.

Klein. 2946 Peter Jensen. 2947 Wm. Holz. 2948 F.

W. Klein. 2949 L. C. Klein.

29-tO A. W. Koerner. 2951 R. W.

Rowlands. H. Bull. 29MS Mrs. G.

L. Herrlck. 2969 Henry Rahn 2961 F. Olle. 2962 Matt.

Neisen. 2965 Foster 4 Williams. 2966 Fred McEachron. 2966 M. J.

Lange. 2967 Anna B. Hart maun. 2968 Ohas. McLain.

2969 J. R. Robjelsky. 2978 P. L.

Bimmons. 2982 Jens Jaoobson. 2998 Frank M. Miller. 1 2996 II.

J. Smith. 1 8002 C. and M. Else By.

Co 3003 Frank Nchoda, S004 Martin Petersoa. 306 L. P. Larson. 30111 H.

L. Goldberg. 8011 Peter Moe. 3012 Callender. 3013 Henry Johnson.

3014 Joseph Hoyer. 8015 Peter Rltter. 3016 Paul- Nelson. 3018 Andrew Peterson. 3019 Adolph Schukowskl.

Nellie Winters S021 C. M. Elec Ry. Co. S02S H.

J. 8mlth. 3024 C. 6 M. Elec.

Ry. Co. 3025 Christ Nelson. 3026 E. Borgenson.

3029 Soph us Nelson, S030 C. Oteon. 3082 Carl Olson. 3033 H. L.

Goldberg. 3034 Anskar Soreqsoa- 3086 H. J. Smith. 3036 R.

J. Angell. 3041 L. Holmes. 304 Henry Levi.

Nets Hanson. SM5 Eric Jorgeneon. jmri John Malnlaud. 3M7 F. Clope, Snnju-C.

A. Christiansen. Wlbbert. 3s Anderson. R.

MUlen. Xvl lu Davta. Vt I'eter Xelswn. Soft Carri iflow. 34 H.

Snmh. Ole Fyhrte. J. Smith. Sort Chter M.

Mtllee. J0T1 Robert Sjir. 3K7J C. M. Klec Ry.

Ca, SvT J. O. McGrew. Carl Larson. Ji7 Peter Clemna.

JOT Jennie Rowan. S-v A. Steele. JtM A. Pteele, VS3 J.

W. Clemona. 504 Jens Jorg f. Mary A. King.

J- 7 Wm. Hueeer. 3'SS H. J. Smith.

3o89 Gust Anderson. S139 Andrew Johasoa. 8168 B. Oneson. 8168 A.

Olson. 316( Frederlckson. 3161 Hansen. 3162 Panseh. Said work to be eompletad cm or before tha 1st day of November, 1913.

All In accordance with the plans and specifications of tha work on file In the office ot said city clerk. Bids to be made out on the following basis: A price per square foot of walk for each walk. Payment therefor will be made as follows: In special assessment certificates against the real estate in front of which said walks are built as provided by the city charter. Each bidder Is required to accompany hla bid or bids with a contract, with auretlea, upon blank forms to be furnished by tha board ot public works. In the sua of not less than the total amount ot said bid.

complete with the exception of the signatures on tha part of tha city, for the faithful performance of said contract. No bid will considered which is sot accompanied by a contract with sureties aa prescribed by tha form so urn 1 hod. completed with tha exception of signatures cn the part of tha city. The board reserves right to reject any and all bids. Dated Kaclua, Wis Aug.

I. 1913. P. H. CONNOLLY, G.

W. ORENIER. I J. BLESSINGER. When Judge William Smleding opened up the municipal court on Labor day morning he was faced by a sorry looking- bunch of citizens, most of whom had tumbled off the water wagon or committed minor offenses and had been picked up by the police.

James Riley, a stranger in the city, was found at the corner of State street and Peck avenue, liquor having fired his brain to such an extent that he used obscene language and wanted to fight the whole population, six at a time. He was fined S3 and costs or ten days in Jail. Oeorge DeGrue, a colored man, who had Just been released from serving a short sentence in the county Jail, was arrested on charge of intoxication. He tried to hike away, but failed. He rather denied the charge and his case was adjourned unlit 9 o'clock this morning.

REMINISCENCES To the Editor of The Racine Journal-News: I hereby send an old timer about a traveler in Wisconsin trying to purchase land sixty years ago. Will be thankful to you If you will find space for this In your valuable paper. In June 1853. my father Christian Schlegel landed at Milwaukee together with his family coming up from Buffalo on the propeller Samson. At that time Milwaukee citizens were progressive.

We did not dock at a pier, but our boat got into the Milwaukee harbor, and in going up to the Fast Water street bridge, the Samson got stuck, but managed to clear "herself and we stopped east of the bridge on the south side of the river and where freight was unloaded, a warehouse being there. The SamsTm also then, crossed over to the north side of the river and unloaded goods, among same being a large safe; may have been for pioneer Juneau to secure his money for safe keeping? I well -remember while entering the harbor. I could see when looking from, tha, deck, to the south, nothing but swamp 'with here and there a shanty roof sticking out. Looking north west, across the river from, the souths side -of the warehouse above mentioned I saw an engine switching ears along the river bank. Father being informed that work was to be had at Racine, the Racine, Mississippi railroad being built, we came to Racine where father received employment on said road working in the nnv Oat MIT otatlnnl tip in past Of I 1 "i Corliss and receiving a dollar a day and paying two dollars per week for board.

But father, being a mountain farmer from Swltierland preferred farming and decided to purchase government land which could be purchased at $1.25 per acre, but none such could be had around this section, we being informed that such land could i vrinnsnto 1uat nrfmq I isvsusiii from La Crosse at the south of then La Crlsson along the Mississippi. It must have been where Brownsville row stands. The same summer In July father and two agents decided to make the trip and investigate said lands. There being no railroad between Chicago and Milwaukee, they had to take the steamboat to Milwaukee, thence the only railroad in Wisconsin from Milwaukee to Madison, thence travel on foot to Frairie du Chean, thence with boat to La Crosse, and transfer over to La Crlsson. After arriving at their destination they were Informed that said government land lay nearby to the soath, but was not yet on the market.

In the morning they entered said land and found same to consist af heavy growth of timber. They also came across many snakes, among them some large ones. One of the. company had it in for the snakes making short work of them. My father and companions traveled south from there, their only compass being the sun and found nothing but woods in their surrounding, finally a small opening appeared 'and in the midst stood a small log house and around same a small clearing fenced In with vegetable growing.

It was a lone man's cabin. The proprietor Just came out of his yard with a bunch over his shoulder on which hung a large snake both ends reaching to the ground which he had killed. Mr father and his two companions went to find out from this lone 'man what course to take to get out of the endless woods again back tn clvilUallon, but as he could not understand Oer-Ptn and they no Knglih they received no information and forward they traveled the sun lowering itself so they had to make up Ihoir minds to camp In these woods over night and start In the morning again. Darkness began to set in and all at once they heard a dog bark in the distance ahead of them. This ne'ws gave them fresh courage and forward it went and by shouting finally they reached the edge of a river.

They repeated their shouting and a man across the river inquired in German what the trouble was and they answered him that they were lost in the woods and would be thankful to bim if he would take them across the river and shelter them over night and in the morning show them a way out of the wilderness so as to enable them to return home. The gentleman answered requesting them to wait and that he would help them over. Soon after he appeared paddling along In a holl-w three Celling them that he could only take one across at a time. My fathre beig the last one to cross he noticed at once that this gentleman was a countryman of his and from the tarn township. The Joy of my father was great for such an unexpected meetinsr and hospitality.

This Mr. Breusch had purchased land along this river upwards a bluff, had built himself a log house, and saw mill and Just was building a dam across said river. 'H promised mv father that he would to hlrr wbfr.evpr Un-tle Fam put said land on the market. The next morning he accompanied them to the steamboat landing, then they took the NOTIQE TO ADVERTISERS FeraoM replying to Ada. villi confer favor upon trUa jppe-r by seating tiiey law Uo AdTcsrtUcutent, In tta col- I'eraoos deed ring slUuitlorv, wben avnawbiiog aulvertlaciuenta like IK7 WavcitoU.

d4rea Jtrunud-Xevia Office, most rrtur Uaetr application an3 in-fart tame In mvcU with the ad-Ureaa tbreon given la the ad, leaving or maUllng same to this otTlce. Tbe JournaU-Xew tutm nothing to do personally with uch alvcrUcm-nta. It simply rtxx-lTC Tlie letters and hands them over to the avttriertlacr who then take the matter tip with tr party dextrin emploravrnt UOTKJt a. NO BATH ROOMS BARBER SHOP AND BATH ROOMS, lot Math St Phono 4914. Raaor Vmed ea abort notice.

feblJyl New Barber Shop RAZORS PUT IN ORDER. WORK A lira ted. Patrooaga solicited. Albert Lange, or. Asylum Ave sad Seventeenth St.

osyiy Piano Tuning JOHN G. LCIOI. EXPERIENCED AKD EX-pert plane tuner, 714 VtUa 8L Phone Cai-J Jantlrl Flret publication Aug. 284 OFFICIAL NOTICE NO. 76.

NOTICE TO PAVING CONTRACTORS. Office Board of Public Worki, City of Racfne. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the office of the ctty clerk in the city hatl tip to Saturday, Pept. 27. 18U at 10 o'clock a.

for the furnishing of ail materials and performing all the labor for the following public work: Oradlng Boperlor street from Yout street to Goold street approximating the following quantlttoe. 1143 cubic yards of excavation. Paid work tn be completed on or before the llith day of November, 1918. All in accordance with the plans and specifications of tha work on file in tbe office cf said city clerk. Bids to be me.de out on fhe following basis; A price per ctiMc yard of excavation.

Payment therefor will be made as follows; In special aeseeamerst certificates against the real estate In front of which aaid grading Is done, as provided by the city charter. Each bliler Is required to accompany hla bid or bTs wKh a contract, with sureties, upon blank forms to be furnished by the board of public works. In tbe sum of not lees tnan tha total amount of said bid, complete with the exception of. the signature on tha part of the ctty. tor the faithful performance of said contract.

No bid will be considered which Is not accompanied by a contract, with sureties aa prescribed by the form so furnished, com- rleted with the exception of signatures on he part of the city. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated, Ractna, August IS, 1P13. P. H.

CONNOLLY. O. W. GRENIER, JOR. BLEfSINGER.

Board of Piibllo Worlta. liEOAX. NOTICES Thompson Harrey, Arty. First publication Pept. 2 ti STATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY COTTTtT.

Racine Omroty. In Notice 1 hereby gtven that at the regular term of the county court in and tor eatd county, to be held In tbe court bouse In the city of Racine, In said county, on Tuesday, the 7th day ot October. A. 1913, beginning at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, the following matter wtll be heard and considered: The application of Catherine Johnson, ere-ratrlx of the will ot Ole Peter Johnson, lata of tbe town of Mt. Pleasant, in said county, for tbe examination and allowance ot her final account of her administration of the estate of said deceased, and for the alignment of the residue of said aetata to the persons entitled thereto.

Datd September 2, 1913. By order of the Court. MAX W. KECTC, County Judga. First publication July S.

Ul. tf THE STATE OF WISCONSIN. CIRCUIT Court, Racine County. Ada Utley, plaintiff, vs. Ferdinand Boom, Samual J.

Richards. J. Theodore Pubitti and Ida BubllU, his wife, Phillip A. Oroaae and Arthur O. A.

Oroeee, co-partners doing business under the name and style of P. A rouse a Bon, John Lyons and John C. Glaodt. co-partners, doing bualaees under the name and style of Lyons A Glandt. Miller Glenti Company, a corporation, Benedict us Bambeig and Fells Riseer, doing business under the name of Bamberg a Rimer, defendants.

Tne state of Wlaconaln. to tbe said defendants aad each of them: You are hereby summoned to appear wtrtrtn twenty day after eervloe of Uus summons, exclusive of the day of aerrioa, and defend tbe above entitled action la the court aforesaid: and In case of year tailor so to do Judgment wtll be rendered agajnat rov according ta tha demand ot tba complaint, of which a copy ia herewith served upon D. H. PXJ2TT. Plaiattfft Attorney.

T. O. addreaa. Ractna SUolaa Ooaatr. Wla.

11 T''g sax Tnotnrason Ilarrey, Attn. First publication Au BTATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY COCRT. Ractoa County. lo Probata. Notice ia hereby glveo that at tbe speed) term of th county court la for id county, to be held ia tha court bouse ia tha city of Ractna, in aaid county, oa Tuweday, the th day of September.

A. 1M. t4w ginning at I e'eaock ia tha forenoon, th fallowing matter will bo brd aad ronaitiorwd I Th appllcattoa pt WlllUm g. Pratt, executor of the- wtll ot MarT Nob. Ur of tb bwo of Mt.

Pleasant la saVt ccntaty. tor the xain1a4oa and allowaac of bla eual ttrcoaat of hla admlnlat ration of tK at of aaid docssae-t and for tba taUsnmt ot th rweldn aJd a(at to tha praea aa-titJed there. Daled Aug. tl. By ordar of Its Court, MAX W.

ifECK. Ju-if. AJVERTLSEU ULTlgl' Letters unclalBMtt at Raclao P. Aug: 19U turns, Joan Burgesa, J. Brown, Loretta Baldwin, Dorothy Benson.

Mies Jeealo Delmont, Wm. Brefeld, Mr. Geo, Brown. Go. Cook, Eva Cairo, Sal valor Cone, W.

ft. Cberdron, aCTa E. Jordon, Mrs. Laraen, Ingrad Luts. Emll MrMlchal.

Garat Mallard. Matt. McMahon. W. J.

Morton. Frank A. Maxxolt Eanto Newburr. Dr. H.

H. Olaen. Will niqrr tioaio ratersen, Mlti can Taylor Roan, William Christiansen. Mrs. M.

Rein. Leo shard CliearT. Mrs. Owen Roxeltl Fred Duke, Master Frank Racine Auto "Mfg. Co.

I -aria, U. KeicHanbach, Mrs. E. Davla. Miss II.

Drain. W. P. 'Reynolds. Mlsa Dotty dudi, jonn lurmaa, Frank Dillon.

Barny Rohacek. Mlkat Dtokman. Frank Earjdor. Dune Esmond. Mra.

W. M. fihamshocin. Eckstan, Rv. P'oaa, Hollla Elmelung.

A- Chrtet Stachar. Allia D. Frank. A. A.

fie Deck. Geo. Foxwell. O. J.

Garoogian, MUtoo Hoxut. J. H. Haack. Mis Elsie Hauch, Troraa Haply.

Martes Hanaka. Gartruda Hauser, Miss Emma Johnson and Johnson Bbockey. Mra NT. Smith. Mr.

Frank Epragne, Mrs. Arthur Eleckal. Mra. Alfred Fanootta, Gregorlo Van Loan. Mrs.

Fraok wrignt. w. T. Zanarunkul, When calling for abova letters pleas men tion "advertleed. List will te swot ta tn dead letter office Sept.

fan. inj. -saw- hi 1 ia rt A rl i I -at Said work to be completed on or before the 15th day of October, 1911. All la accordance with tha plans and specifications of to work 1 on me tn tne office of said city clerk. Bids to be made out on the following basis: A price per square yard of paving.

A price per lineal foot tor combined curb and gutter. Payment therefor will be made aa follows: In special assessment certificates. 1 pedal Improvement bonds or cash or part special assessment certificates, special Improvement bonds and part cash, aa provided by the ctty Chartor. Each bidder is required to accompany hla bid or bids with a contract, with euretiea, upon blank forms to be furnished by the board of public works. In tne sum ot not leas than the total amount of said bid, complete with tha exception of tLe signatures oa tha part ot the city, for the faithful performance of said contract.

No bid will be considered which is not accompanied by a contract, with auretlea aa prescribed by the form so furnished, completed with the exception of signatures oa tha part of tha city. The board reservaa tha right to reject aar and all bids. Dated Baclne, Aor. 23, 1913. p.

it coNNOuvr, O. W. ORENIER. J. BLESSINGER, Board of Public WorVs First publication Aug.

25 12 OFFICIAL NOTICE NO. 71 NOTICE TO 6 EWER CONTRACTORS Offloe Board of Public Works, City of Racine. Notloa la hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the office of the city clerk, In the city hall, up to Saturday, Sept. 1913, at 10 o'clock a. tor tha furnishing ot all materials and performing all the labor for the following public work: Constructing a public sewer In Thirteenth street from Herrick avenue east to east Una Section 17, approximating the following quantities: 820 lin.

ft. 18 Inch pipe sewer. 345 lln. ft. 10 Inch pip sewer.

i manholes. catch basins. Said work to be completed on or before the 1st day of November, 1913. All tn accordance with the plans and specifications of the work on file In the office of said city clerk. Bids to be made out on the following basis: A price per-Hneal foot for each sice sewer.

A price per manhole. A price per catch basin. Payment therefor will be made aa follows, In special assessment certificates against the real estate in front of which said sewer is constructed at the rate of 60 cents tr lineal foot of aRsensable frontage, the beJanoea in rasn, aa proviuea oy tne city cnarter. Each bidder Is required to accompany hla bid or bids with a contra ot, with sureties, upon biank forms to be fumtshed by the board ot public works. In the sum ot not less than tha total amount of said bid, oomjle4 with the exception of tbe signatures on the part of the city, for the faithful performance of said contract.

No bid will be considered which la not accompanied by a contract, with sure) lea as prescribed by the form so furnished, completed with tbe exception of signatures on the part of the city. The board reserves tha right to reject any and all bide. Dated Racine, Aug. 23. 1918.

V. H. CONNOLLY, O. W. GRENIER.

J. BLESSINGER. Pnsrd of Public Worlr. First publication Aug. 26 4 OFFICIAL NOTICE NO.

73. NOTICE TO PAVING CONTRACTORS. Office Board of Public Works. City of Racine. Notice la hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the office of the ctty clerk In the city hall up to Saturday, 27, 1913 at 10 o'clock a.

for tbe fur-' nishing of all materials and performing, all the labor for the following public work: Paving Barker street from N. street 1 to Superior street, approximating the following quantities, 3,364 square yards of brick paving. 1.238 lineal feet concrete combined curb and gutter. 465 lineal feet concrete gutter. Said work to be completed on or bef ire the 1st day of December, 1913.

All la accordance with the plans and specifications of lbs work on file In the office of said city clerk. Bids to be made out on the following basis: A price per square yard for paving, including excavation. A price per lineal foot for concrete combined curb and gutter. A price per lineal foot for concrete gutter. Payment therefor will be made as In special assessment eertlficates, special Improvement bonds or cash or payments may be made part special aasesment certtnoates part apatfal improvement bonds and part cash.

at proviaea Dy tne city cnarter. Each bidder is required to accompany hie bid or bids with a contract, with sureties, upon blank forms to be furnished by the board of publlo works, in the sum of not less than tbe total amount of said bid, complete with the exception of the signatures on tha part of the city, for tbe faithful performanoa of said contract. No bid will be considered which la not ac companied by a contract, with sureties aa prescribed by the form so furnished, com-: pleted with tbe exception ot signatures on tne part or ue city. The board reeervea the light to reject any and all bids. Dated, Racine, August .23.

1913. P. H. CONNOLLY, G. W.

ORENIER. JOS. BLESSTNGER. BoarojPblWoHta First publication Aug. 26 J- OFFICIAL NOTICE NO.

74. NOTICE TO GRADING CONTRACTORS Offloe Board of Public Works, City of Racine. Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the office of the ctty, rterk in the city hall up to Saturday, Sept. 17, 191 at li o'clock a. for the fur-nUutng of all materials aixl performing all the labor for th following public work; Paving Superior street from Hamilton street to High street, approximating tha following quaatUiea.

SWT! square yards of brick paving. 4U1 lineal test vt concrete combined tarb ami gutter, as lineal tee of concrete rutMr. Sitd wurk to be competed oa or before the) Ut day ot December, mi. Alt la with the plans and spceUU-wtiona ot taa work en tn tha office- of said otty cjork. Bid to be mad out on the tnltowtng' baala; A price per aquar yard of povtug.

A price per lineal foot for oacrota combined curb and gutter, A price per Hnal foot tor coacre4a gutter. ravtnnt therefor wit! be made aa foltaws: la special asseement corllncatea, special tmprovvmmt bawtds or cash or payments msf I be made part apectal aseosement certtAcotM, art special Improvement bonds and part caaa, as provided by the ctty charter. Each bidder required to accompany his bid or bid with a contract, with auretlea, upon blank forma to be funrtahed by tha I board of public worka. in the sum of not leea than the total amount of aM bid, complete with the exception of the signatures on the part of tbe city, for toe faithful performance ot said contract. No bid will be considered which Is not accompanied by a contract, with surotVaa aa prescribed by the form so furnlahod.

completed with the exception ot signatorea on the part of the city. The board reeervea tha right to reject any and all bids. Dated, Racine, Auguxt tt, WIS. P. H.

CO.VNOLLT. O. W. GRENIER. JOS.

BLESSINGER. Boerd of Pahllo Works. First publication Aug. j6 tf STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT, Racine County. Mildred Bark hard plaintiff, vs.

Albert Burkhardt. defendant. The State of Wisconsin to Che said defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after -servtca of this summons, exclusive of the 'day of service, and defend the above entitled action in the court aforesaid, and in case of your failure so to do. judgment will be rendered against yon according to the demand of tha complaint; of which a copy la herewith eorred upon you. THOMPSON HARVEY.

Plaintiff's Attorneys. P. O. Address. Osgood Building.

Sixth. Street, Racine. Racine Wla. Tha summons and complaint in" this -actjoa threw a brick through a window in a Franklin street building, laboring under the Impression he was playing baseball. He was fined 5 and costs.

Frank Brannlgan did not know there was a law against riding bicycles on sidewalks, although he has been in this country seven years. Judge Smleding fined him $1 and costs as a reminder that there was such a law. Three boys, from 13 to 15 ears old, were up in the municipal court this morning, charged with stealing potatoes from' the fnrm of John t'eneral Electric Oreat Northern pfd Great Northern Ore Ctfs Illinois Central Intel botough-Met -'nterbo. ough-Met pfd Inter Harvester Loulsv'Ue and Nashville Missouri Pacific Missouri. Kansas and Texas Lehigh Valley National Lead New Central Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific I'enns-'j lvania People's Gas rullman Palace Car Reading Rock Inland Co HorS; island Co.

pfd Southern Pacilc Southern Railway UrU-n Pacific ex. dlv United States Steel ex. div. United States Steel pfd Wabfifh Union .14 11 .1261 351b .107 161 6S .107, .1301 291 2 432 95 .112 ..1181 .1531 .162 17J 901 2r. .1524 63 41 68 HAY AND STRAW Choice timothy 14.50 (rt 15.00 No.

1 timothy 50 (S 14.00 No. 2 timothy Clover and Mixed 10.50 12.50 Rv-e straw 6.50 7.00 MILLSTUFF8 Sacked bran 22. CO Standard middlings 24.50 White 25.75 Red Dog 28.25 Rye feed 22.50 VEGETABLES Pets Home grown, doz. bunches, 810c; per 40 50c. Cabbage Home grown, per 100, $4.005.00.

Cauliflower Home grown, per doz. 75c $1.25. Carrots Home grown per 40 50c; doz. boxes, 810c. Celery Home grown, per 15 20c.

Celery Root Home grown, pr 10 if 15, Cucumbers Home grown, per doc. 10 20. Seed cucumbers pr doa. 30. Green Onions Horn grown, dos.

bunches 20 30. Lettuce Home grown leaf, doaen bunches as to else head, home grown, boxes 11 to 2 50ff65c. Onions Spanish per crate, $1.50 1.60. Home grown per bu. 50 75c; sacks 70 lbs.

Oyster Plants Home rrown per do. 40 0 45c. Parly Home grown, dot. bunches 8 010. Parsley Root Per do.

5 10c Parsnlps Home grown, per bu. washed, 45 If 50c; unwashed. $5 40c Peppers Home grown, per 75 $1.00. Pieplant Home grown, 1 doxeu bunches. 10 131c First publication Aug IS tJ PTREET ASSESSMENT NOTICE NO.

77. Office of Board of Public Works. Racine, Wis. The. common council of the city, of Racine.

having by resolution passed on the 19th day of August. 1313. signified its intention of improving Washington avenue from West Boulevard to Blaine avenue, by grading said street to the established grade, and having ordered the board of public works to determine the entire cost of said improvement, the benefits and damages that would accrue to each parcel of real estate by re-son of such improvement and the amount that sheuld be assessed to each said parcel of real estate benefited thereby. Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that In pursuance of such order we have determined the entire cost of such Improvement contemplated in said order and. having viewed the premises on the 10th day of 1913, have determined the benefits and damages that will accrue to the several parcels of real estate thereby and tha amount that should be assessed under the provisions of the law to each parcel of such real estate as benefits accruing thereto by such contemplated improvement; that said report is now on file In the office of this board open for review and will continue for the space of ten days from the date hereof and that on September S.

1913. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day this board will be in session at their office to hear all objections that may be made to euch report. Dated August 23, 191X P. H. CONNOLLY, O.

W. ORENIER, IT J. BLESSINGER. I Board ot Publlo Works. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK CHICAOO.

Sept. 2 Hogs Receipts steady to 6c under yesterday's average; bulk of sales 7.6011" 8.15; light 8.00 8. mixer 8.60; heavy 7.15 8.30; rough 7.Z0& 7.15 0 8.30; pigs 3,25 8.10. Cattle Receipts slow, steady; beeves 7.00 9.10; Texas steers 6.75 7.75; western steers 6.90 618.OQ; stockers and feeders 5.50 7.85; cows and heifers 3.65 8.60; calves 8.00 12.00. Sheep Receipts weak 10 to 25c lower; natice 3.75 4.80; yestern 4.00&'4.80; yearlings 5.20f5.86; lambs native E.75&7.70; western 6.50 3 7.70.

CHICAGO CLOSIXG MARKET Wheat Sept. S6; Dec. 90i; May 95i. Corn Sept. 741; Dec.

701 i to May 72. Oats Sept. 411(31; Dec. 4 4 8 i May 471. Mess Pork, per bbl.

Sept. 21.471; Jan. 19.65. Lard, per 100 lbs. Sept.

11.021 tJ 11.05; Oct. 11.15; Jan. 10.971. Short Ribs, per. 100 lbs.

Sept. 11.15; Oct. 11.05; Jan. 10.371. MILWAUKEE GRAIX GOSSIP MILWAUKEE Sept.

2 Whea; 1 northern 9010 911; No. 2, northern 8890; No. 2. hard winter 8712; Dec. 90i; May 95J.

Corn No. 3, yellow 751176; No. 3, white 76; No. .3, 75; Dec. 70i; May 72.

Oats standard 421 ft No. 3, white 41i42; No. 4, white 411; Dec. 441 01; May 471. Rye No.

1, 6 9. Barley Malting 65 76; feed 53 68; Wisconsin 65 74. MILWAUKEE BUTT ERE AND EGGS 2 Butter rtras, 29c; prints. 30c; firsts, 241 2cc. Eggs recandled extras, 23 seconds or checks, 1416o.

MILWAUKEE LIVESTOCK MILWAUKEE. Sept. 2 Hogs Ra. celpts, 2.500: sttaly at clse; prime, 4t 8.70: light butchers. prime heavy and bttchr, t.C0r fair to gol mHed 17.50 S.00; good to selected packers.

7.60; fair to rough, ,757.00: piss, $5.00 7.00. Cattle -Receipts, 400; steady: tuteherV Meers good choice, I7.S. CrS. 15; medium to good. S.S5if7.S0; helfrt good to choice.

fatr. 15.33ft 6.05; cows rrime. 6.70; good to chnlo- I5 50f.50: medium cows. 5.50: bulls, $5.00 ft 6.75. Calves Receipts.

400; 25o lower; good to choice. $11.50 11.75; fair to 10.75 ft 11.25. bheep Receipts, 100; lower; choice sorted spring lambs. fair to good lambs, $6.25 6.75; cull sprirg la'ibs, $5.00 Si 5.50: heavy ewes shorn, S3.T.0 4.00; good light ewes shorn, bucks shorn. $2.50 3.00.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST NEW YORK. Sept. 2 Last sales; Amalgamated Copper 77 American Beet Sugar 261 American Cotton Oil 4 4 American Smelting and Refng 671 American Sugar Ref'g. ex. dlv.

107 American Tel. and Tel 131 Anaconda Mining Co 371 Atchison 95 i Atlantic Coast Line Iilt Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit C.tnodlan Pacific Clusapeake and Ohio 93 891 ..221 591 .1061 31 29 C. and N. ex. div.

Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul Colorado Fuel and Iron r.lorado and Southern Delaware and Hudson 15S Uerver and Rio Grande 19 Erie, jtjjt 281 JUNCTION son, bread Doaiglss llal-ery WE CATER TO THOSE WHO WANT FINS baking and exceUect eervl-. Weet a Beck, I ,1140 Douglas Ave.

Funne septryl riooo liuUery WH HAVE WHAT YOU WANT If, hUR Una Open a. m. A Schneckloth. Prop. I State Pt.

deP4f VUI Street llakrry FRESH BRKAIX CAKF8. PISS. fltTNsC' etc Good orvlce iMumL Pbooe 5t4l. L. ftoreneoa.

Vula bL rtcrtaMmnt I THE PLACE FOR A G'MJD SQUARE KAlt try one. AIo our Sunday dluu-rr none batter. gtate St. sept? r1 rtrurcial Sunday Ilntw TRY TT AT NELFON'S KEPTAURAVT. 4'1 Main Bt.

Everything to eat at all tune. tailors Tle Mmicrs Shop DYERS AND RPTPAIKliKi Os ladles aud rent a gnrro-nt. rooa tsti. u. eilverman.

enter St. tnaynji 41voJng ai.rt Ing ALfiO EXPERT REPAIRINO. GOlD8 CALL. ed for and delivered. J.

toruson, 614 Uta ft. ti i4a-j. Wriw Hat Oeanenl HATS WHILE 1 0U AfT. i tiaia two aoors souta i c-r aarua von rnivTTvo LAKESIDE PRINTING Ca QUECX SERVICE no fth Ft. Thou -Lu to Ue Marrtod? LET PRINT TOCR 1NXITB AMD AN- NutoriiU.

know cowl Proattaaatva Prtalary. Paost W'l UaaaUUia at, ayt ttrry lr 1 1 1 if jCtv JOB PRINTING, Or AIL KIND. rtiONal Doug' At aed taariea vt. i yl NOTICK i rfR KSCKAVKU lUUlNH Mtia oa.U aa4 ivav roar Jral rw rSr Dry (Mania CRT ttOOOS. NOTION'S.

LADIES' 1TJ Ovnta PurawAlDga Prh- CtV aa i call. Vk'miSt a Or-eniotid. l-4 Ista M. i JuswiTtwr. Ftrohe' Mimnerv.

IJS3 YUlm Bt. WATCH IOUR WINrwiW? FOR ADTACB showings of row fU cHrackt MlUlnery-, 1 Vl'1a ft. augtf i If Tna Want a Pit i OO TO iCHRtSTiANPOS, lt WAKHINO-i toa A. has aa up-to-dat stock at lowest prices. Expert "Uo repairing.

do13yl i Pry iots rrUR AIM 13 T'J H-F5r- "i tBTO-1 mar nT te do this ar giving th very bwt nMNrchss poialbl price, Jotr-D! A HaQB, Btate 6t. janUHj to Klapprath For Rhor ELEGANT LINE OF FHOE1 FOR CENTS' ana ladtea. Prlowi reasonable. Repairing a apacialty. Klapproth Bro J16 Mala Bt.

rptSSyt Dry f.oodt KOTION8. FURNISHINGS. UP-TO-DATE. evwrytlhirr raw, pr'-e to lowC Call aci os. li-t Cec'eT ft.

i R3 Re-palrlng gHOE i REPAIRING WHILE TOU WAIT. Show1 ahioed aa tuU cleaned. WI Mna- Wldrl COMMERCIAL1 M. avinu9 ci rv- tm I laifrst aa aa a akaawaw' w- I.