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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04

WASHINGTON. June M-The United
states government has just adopted for
the army q revised edition OF the small
arms firing regulations Of that body.
Death is written in every line Of the new
regulations. II they are faithfully OBJ
served. as they probably viii be. the ef-
fsctiveness Of our soldiers in time Of
battle viii be noticeable
The key note OF this new dispensstion
Is TO train the United States soldier 10
IRE al the head and heart Of his enemy.
Few persons are aware Of the fact that
the target practice in which every men,
Der OF The army required 20 bear arms
must hereafter participate. has for its OBJ
1ective point representations OF human
figures N the various positions in which
the soldier would encounter his enemy in
action. \ glance AT the accompanying
illustration Will convey. better than it
is possible for words 10 do, the full mean-
ing of this fact.
The targets range in their distance
from the soldier from 2oa to 1850 yards.
Careful calculation has shown that it IS
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TO Ny YOUNG FRIEND JACK CAM.
EEoN.

JUS years old ard looking with eager.
earnest face,
To manhood tar horizon. that his bright
eyes seem 10 trace
Beyond ne purple hnltops, that stretch
far into haze.
ITS boyish years Of waiting Will only seem
bat days.
A crystal soul forth shining from earnest
eyes OF gray
Grown folks" must needs be careful to
answer the array
or questions deeply simnle-boy's wisdom
need replies.
We pause % search for answers in heads
grown worldly wise
Ny childish friend ! rev renee your wis
dom. EsRven sent.
Your innocence and canGor are those Of
angels lent.
Mas wears This world may bring sou leave
simple. tender Joy.
: Gat came IL cai!ahooc's morning that
cGeeTed yo2 when a boy.
The road o. he IS hllly. pray that voa
~ spared.
The n1zgy winding circuits that other feet
have SHARED
u nature shows aer meaning SC early n
ner plan
Then. JACK look for Esrs1s when Won
are grown a Asa.
Marie W.rsicw
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The company's elegant steamers Jma-
tilin, City of Puebia and Wat,a
Walla leave Seattle for San Francisco,
via Port Townsend and Victoria. b. c.. az
; a m, July S, s. 10. is. Is. IS. August .. J!
Y. II. Y, q. September !. s. IL. IS, q. IS
Due at San Francisco. a. m, July s. IL. l6
y. ~. u. August 5. 10. Il. 20. q. 30 Septem-
Der 4. O. II. 10. "a. %. Leave San Fran.
cisco for Seattle. via Victoria. Il. G., and
Port Townsend at a. m. June 80, July 5.
~. IS. -. q. 80. August T. 9. H. 10. p, 20.
September 3. s. 13 Is %. 2S. Due at Seat
tie ?: m. July 3. s. Is, is. e. IS. August p !.
y L, 2. q. September ]. g. II, Is, II. %.
49, The, elegant steamers Queen, city Of
Topeka, Menic0 and Al-ki leave Seat
tie for Alaska at 3 a. m. June p. August
9. 8 Ii. IL. 70. 2s. September ]. 6. II. l6. q,
- Due back at Seattle July TO- 10. 49, Is.
20 August 5. 9. IA. IS. a. %. September 3. 8.
Is. IL. 23. y. October 3, s. The company
reserves right TO change. without previous
notice. STEAMERS. sailing dates and hours
of sailing
]. +. TEOwBRIDGE. P. 8. supt.. Ocean
dock. Seattle.
c. II. j. STOLTENRERG. Ticket Agent.
Cos First avenue, Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS * CO, General
Agents, San Francisco.
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Cherry Meringue.

Line a pie plate with puff paste: bake 1t
in & quick oven while s;il warm spread
tAickly with fresh-stoned cherries and
sprinkle thickly with sugar: make a mer-
ingue OF the whites % two eggs, one-half
cup OF sugar, ha-f a cup of cherries
stirred through last; place this meringue
On top Of the Ne. set it in the oven and
brown lightly. Sc9r- as soon as cool. de-
ICiOus.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTR5 GARLAND AND EVANCFIA
Seattle and Townsend Mean Bay route
steamer Garland leaves YesIer dock sun
days. Tuesdays and THURSDAYS a, II %
= m Tor Port Townsend Port Williams
Lungsnsss. Port Angeles Port Crescent
tsettysonrs Pysht Claliam Bay ard Mean
Bay. returning. arrives at Seattle D. "a
~ opposite days Steamer fwsngsi leaves
2eslsr dock for Port Townsend, Port An
Esies AID Victoria Mondays Wednesdays
arg FRIDAYS at .. % p. m. arrives Seattle
alternate days at 2 - o. m
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Raspberry Cream.

one-halt box Il gelaune, half a cup of
cold water. soak one hour in cold water;
then put il IN half a cup OF boiling water,
with one cup Of sugar In double boiler.
over the FIRE. and stir until dissolved; add
one pint OF raspberry juice STRAIN, and
set In a cool place. when it has begun 10
form STR IN one pint OF whipped cream.
and turn ali la Il mold and set IL on the
ice 10 harden.
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Stuffed I.xgs.

Take FIVE hard boiled eggs, shell and
split in half length wise. Remove the yolks
and mash them; add a tablespoonful of
melted butter, two tabiespoonfuls of cold
besiied tongue minced fine; season We'll with
salt. a pinch OF cayenne pepper and
sprinkle OF mustard mix we'll and I'LL the
halved eggs with the mixture, heaping il
no on top. rounding smoothly. place them
lr baking dish dredge thickly with
grated cheese. and bake in a moderate
oven 10 a rich brow. color. Serve at once,
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up TO in spiri. as we'll as letter will ac-
custom tae man TO accurate Yuarksman-
ship under all conditions and without art
fctal aid
II IS more than doubtful II 81 per cent.
of the crack marksmen 81 the United
States army today could so into action
and fire With half the skill or accuracy
they can at a target which they have
been accustomed TO pepper under the old
conditions Under this new method how
ever. with their sole thought being 10
strike the head or the heart OF the hui
manity at which they iir~, they will not
be looking for a hlack-ringed bull's eye.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04

FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER "FLYE
Regular daily trips. Seattle-TacomA
route, es follows:
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. May -
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattle-s;45. HIS q. m: AS. Sis
p. m.
Leave Tacoma-a:3o a. m: l. 40. s p. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattie-1:30 IA. M: II m. q. m.
Leave Tacoma-s:30 a. m. $50 7.S0 p. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rion street Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State Of
Washington.
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r.st.FtEs f-aTnos11s- snohonlIsh Route.
Tire round trips daliy. excefgr SUNDAY
II effect Nov -. Bse. Leaves Seattle !
a N. Y m. p m. leaves Evere,f g.1s
ing. ColGaan dock Everett landing. Ner~
cna-tS deck Com ects with Str Flyer
reE Tacoma. with Str Mikaao for Snoho-
way stations. Telephone. Red 3gf
FRANK ~. GOODHrE. Manager.
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eney are armed. ins,s.1 !.
very pest weapon thai - ssses
sas teams picked gu, "a :. 80
Ger, oe,s ana enlisted men q :, ssssA ii
VIII use the rife. as Mir "a 80 ~
NTH esr hen Tsvslrymen M 81
ne sI ra srreine. During the ~. rsss|
, sas rss Nlsr practice win h ss ~
prescribed course IL 80 = heM as y
.hree uEaes week BY 49,
terry and company. ara 0a aSA ~
week by each rexirn-r.., 'es1 - 1
hands. Of yertn-.
hereafter there vii, h.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.
Steamer MARY p pEprry

Steamer MARY F. PERLEY.
Leaves Gaibraith's dock. foot OF Washing
ton street. for Sylvan Grove Rremerton.
u. s Navy Yard. Charleston. Sidney at
30 a. -. 400 p. M: Sundays 100 p. m.
Returning. leaves Sidney at s.&5 a IA
l2;t5 p m; Navy Yard, : % a m 1926 u
IN Saturday rights. leave Sidney se1
O'Clock: Navy Yard s:2n Telephone Red
ID. 0pen Tor charter ON SnndaYs
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Cherry Eritters.

Two eggs. one cupful OF sweet milk. two
teaspoonfllIs OF baking powder. sift il IN
enough Hour 10 make nice stiff batter;
half - tcaSpoonfnl OF salt and as many
cherries as can be stirred IN tabout one
pnD; drop IN very hot fat and fly uutil
done nice brown color. Serve with any
sweet sauce, f2Vorinss TO the taste
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
1NGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A. r ROBINSON.

On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves City dock foot Of Main
street. 80 n M. calling a South Beach
BurcseI Brick Yard Brernerton. u :.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston Tracyton
Chico Silverdais. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy station at y. IN arrives Seattle at
Z y m L y. Robinson. master. Lilly.
Boga-dus Il Co. agents. Tslcphone
Main -
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Boiled Tongue.


Drain OF the liquor from the mushrooms
and place them in d bowl 10 be used for
sauce. place over the fire a granite pan
with one tablespoonful OF Gu ter. heat slow
~ and add one tablespoonful Of four stir
until they are blended. but no; sufficiently
hot 10 brown. and gradually add the liquid
from the mushrooms and enough cream to
make a thin sauce; into this turn the
mushrooms, season with salt, and when
thoroughly heated serve on squares OF
nicely toasted bread.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04
WHATCOM, SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes
Fairhaven or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER
ciai dock. Tacoma p. m. City dock
Thurs. and Sat. Returning leaves What
com y. m; FaiPbaven. Sis D. m. ard
Anacortes ~ p. m. Sun. Wcdnes ard
Fri Fares-Seattle 81, or 81. % round trip.
Tacoma 81 25. or & round trip
w. II ELLIS
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I'd sn Riga or low degree oy tae portion
Q. ire target which rs balefs STRIKE
These three divisions src sdodts ie.ea ITO
two sections sach, these two portions BE-
tag known as TIRE vlgat and left ceniefs.
TIE same rule apples 20 she inner and
outer. 70 thoroughly understand JL1&t
what IS meant. picture 10 yourself some
thing Ike tAts Take a target AK ieet
high ard toGr fee; side. divide * 4nto
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co
Time Card in Effect June I. 1897.

SEATTLE, EVERETT & WHATCOM
ROUTE.
state c. Washington leaves Seattle
daily. except Saturday. AT 10 D. m.
SEATTLE LA CONNER RO1fTE.
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily. except
sunday. az a. m.
Teller acre. Main 2Ts Yesiar Dock
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To MAKE DEAD SHOTS.


Figures ~ Men Are Vow the Targets
the Heads and Hearts Of Their
Encmtes-This Means Increased
Slaughter In Batsle-At Present
Not One Bullet in . Hundred Fired
Results In a Wound or Loss of
Life.
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lively less as re owner IN this case
might manage 4 himself
honolulu Property.
asked some questions as 20 the condi-
ton Of real estate n Honolulu. I am told
that Il has steadily increased during the
past four yAor and tina. suburban prop
erty has doubled n value during that
time The annexation viii give IL an
other upward shoot. and this, it Is be-
Hayed viii be the case with all kinds Of
property In the islands. One Of the best
chances for noney-r1aking il. am told,
in the building OF an electric railroad in
the city OF Honolulu. An English COM
pany now has franchise. bat /, is not
an exclusive one. and neither the COM
pany nor Its rad Is popular. The road
is capitalized at So so mile. and IL has
fifteen miles Of track. II has bob-tailed
cars. run by mules. and although there
has been a demand that electricity be
adopted. the company VIII lot accede 20
IL. AS far as I can learn. the English
acted the hog as "a the matter from the
start. They capitalized the road at SsD-
90. and issued 5i5oHo worth OF bonds
They took some Of the stock themselves,
sold the bonds In London ard appointed
a tot Of London directors. each OF whom
gets a good salary. BY the tine the in
paid there is little left for the stockhoid-
ers. / am told that the road could be
easily paralleled and thar q franchise
could Do gotten.
FRANK G. CARPENTER.
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uleu Who wear she army hlue viii hava
10 aids beyona those which ,z-fg-a -
given them except they may be allowed
- h-acken fhe sight % the gun xhlcn
always happens in battle ANYWAY. ba.
caaSe ~ ire powd smoke There wrs1i
De no 8r1nE from sheds or Ahestars ~
amp ss1f. Every thing MIST BE done IN
the open From this Il may re seer
that ne Tex regulations IL they are lived
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..n Ian IsLANp

STEAMER LYDIA Thu TN $50
6 csTFy'nff oo ! NOT q Main .,r:s,; n
We. . end. san Juan islssas ~ ~
,,, =" i.so Returning. issves sSsssr6ss :
s wna1 TGssday. rhursd.y sn .s.. ssss
"a m. ]. X Thompson. .sss C1u -
fii,v Rogardns 4 Co. ass'"
sr..Fs,hone Main "a.
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of men who have shown sp<cial ~
as marksmen selected from III nan
demonstrate what they can aeraaat
but every enlisted man Who unn i
uniform OF Uncle Sam win hase 70 In
to shoot and shoot well. EacA VI ,
taught that the head and hlAst 4 i
enemy are vulnerable poinU.
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but viii aim at exactly what the men
who seek TO accomplish the death of their
enemies should have as their target.
Another good feature OF the new de-
parture is that the troops in every branch
of the service will use in small arm prac-
tice--that is. practice with anything less
than artillery--ths weapon with (which
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HAWAII Up TO DATE.


Hod~rn HouOlniu and ITS Big Buila-
fnxa-What Thfn<s Cost md What
Men Get ~ wages-Hsw the Chi
n~.~ ana Japanese MosopoItxe the
Retail Trade-saa wall No Place for
The Plantations which Are Capi-
sa,ssed for Millions and Which
Paid Twelve Per Cent. Last Year
The Gnano FtelAS-f'Ortunes In
Coffee BsistD9-A street Railroad
proposfsiun-Eonol Real Es-
tate-swmethiDx Abont the SCHOOLS
and fhe school Policemea-
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HAAE spent some
time AT the fia va ian
legation ;Bls week
gathering practical
lfu-so-fiate informa-
ton az 10 the islands
WIN. b IL iS now pro-
posed 10 annex 10 the
Criie-d States. II the
annexation treaty Is
confirmed in the SEN
ate. a large emlgra-
ton Ia Hawaii will
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- EsT-sE 8. 8. LINE

steamer cleveland i,s ',s 81 r., rse 81
,o- saaftIe THURSDAY. july asrs -
/; sseersse $40 s.ss,'eis q. sssiss
; "a FREIGHT. s. PEI .gSr Assei
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Immediately follow and thousands of
Americans will want 10 Know iust what
iais ~ territory II and what possible
chances there are for them 70 make mon
~ out Of Il This II what have tried TO
ascertain. Minister Hatch and Mr. THUS
ton have put AZ their resources al MY
disposal. Ticy have answered my ques-
tiors and bave introduced me 10 sugar
planters and others who have just come
from Honolulu. ard from whom ! have
the best Of news Information | have also
had ACCESS 10 the large collection 81 new
photographs just received by the Hawaii
al minister. sone OF which he before me
A. I write
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-04
VALUABLE RECIPES.
Post-InteIligencer Menu.

BREAKFAST.
Fruit
Serve Cherries on the Stems.
Petniohn. with Cream and Sugar.
Plain omelette. with ioast
LUNCHEON
Cold Sliced Tongue Brown Bread. But
tered.
Cherry Fritter. IN Sweet Sauce;
DINNER
Bouillon; Bread Sticks.
Fried Spring Chicken. Mashed PotatoeA
Peas. Caulifower. Cream Sauce.
Sliced Tomatoes.
Lettuce with Mayonnaise.
Waters 9 sai,ss Nuts Cheese crust''
metropolitan Cream Cake.
Chocolate. Whipped Cream.
French Coffee.
Ham Rarebit.
One cup OF finely minced ham one cup OF
grated cheese two eggs. three tablespoon
fuls OF cream or milk. pinch OF cayenne
and fine slices of buttered toast: beat the
eggs light, mix the meat and cheese then
stir in the eggs and milk. put all in bowl
ana work to a batter; spread thckly on
the slices OF toast: set in a hot oven to
brown nicely ana send TO the table hot.
Boiled Tongue.
Secure a nice, good fresh tongue. have it
We'll trimmed about the roots and well
washed and wiped, put it in a kettle of
boiling hot water. salted. with half a car
rot. eli onion, leek, bay leaf, two sprays
OF parsley, nine pepper corns ana six
cloves; let it simmer for two hours. until
the tongue is done. take it out and drain:
then skin the tongue tuse the stock for a
soup after having strained). If you wish
10 serve the tongue hot tic it up nicely be-
fore cooking and gaTnish with piquant
sauce and cucumber pickles. or tomato
sauce with rnacaroni. Another way of
serving is with hot rice cooked in some Of
The stock but il is nice served cold and
garaisaed with cress.
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copyrighted 1857. by Frank G. Carpenter.
WASH. NGToE, July 1877
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VICTORIA ROUTE
sruaMER RosALlk

STEAMER RosAtIkl I.o<s 7
Arlington dock. leaves fos 49,.
Sort Townsend daily. exesps vss<ero
u 40 m: returning. ieays rssn ~!
80 o. nj. Steamer ceosss f,s a.
,cr Port Townsend ana nnt1
.xcept Saturday. at - t.sses ~
atrec, at a. m resurnlsc ~ Ym
Port Townsend az . 2. ~.
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. 1,p INTERPRETATIONS co.-wal

l. 4 b. TRANSPORTATION cow,
" Time Card 60
steamer CHAMPAIGN. skaGit n,sf
leaves Seattle July 8. al u neon, s1a
- noon; July 10. At 50. "a; Ltasn
Vernon JulyT. at SIP. m: ynly
July II. @, Il noon, cali,ng y
.rn,yrxiav. going NORTH caIiint y.
stsnwood. Fir. skagit City, haoni ".
and Avon. a.. ~, ,sf-s,
~. sound. Open all night; n e -
aid Master. Telephone. Aain -
Sr.TTIE ANAroRrEs FAinaAsS
0 WHATCoM AND HLAlSk
Connecting ., Wharton wiln
pom, Roberts. Steamer VeonH
leaves Seattle AT , p. m. 1ons !.
rex.lays ana Fridays. sonneeun ~
rcr,es with train for Wocilsy. ~
man and Hamilton. arriving n
z m. leave whaicom to-
psfurning. leave Bisine s.S-s
Wnstronsp o. N. Tuesdays.
safs,rdavs. arriving a. SeAtt2 = 80 |
Arlington Dock. Teiepnos.
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srEAMERa
PUGET SOUND AND AI.A1EA eTraS
SHIP CONPANY,
VICTORIA ROUTE

SHIP CoNPAN1.
VICTORIA RouTR
Steamer City OF Kingston besvpn q
coma, Wash. and Victoria, 3 6
:: s,p1,, y, = sr .I.sGs,s lH IA 4: &.
I2.saamlLvl 72lPt. Townsend MAflliS
3:SoamI Arfilei Victoria !xIlT t1nl
sDaiiy except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes arst.claa osoa
modations. carrying both ffeiUae :
passengers and leaves from Yasiee Nh
Seattle. for Victoria. At 80 = y ~
Tacoma at 2 p. n.
Passengers for Victoria can scr
staterooms until a. n.
N'' ' a. = THokNDikI
j., 4, Agent. n! Ysslsr wharf sssrA|
General Agent. N. p. Rs. ssssA
STR. City of ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND oLYxl]
AT 10 A. u.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR. MULTNoMAH
DAILO
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND My0]
ALP. M.
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND q
COMA. 30 CENTS
ROUND TRIP. S Cent?
~..--.r v>nrvw -
Tel. Main 81. CITY NNA ~
CAPT. l.. WILEY. MhnAsk.
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fsyy-ac-e plantation would cost compare
lively less. as ne owner IN this case
might manage 4 himself.
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T@e Ssht is-Sess 80 ths S@nsw -h lsl-
ans, ws<s tee1 1ns seag pasi * .s-
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
albert $, White, Attorney
Notice 10 Hear Proof of WIN.

Notice is hereby eivtu that at regular term
of the Iowa County Court. tn be held in aud Tor
said county, at the Court House, in the city ~
podgeville. in said cpupty, OF The .2ad day OF
November. \, u. 1897, being the LIST Tuesday OF
said month. at one O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, the following matters will be heart
and considered.
The applAV tion of William Bennett 10 aimit
20 probate the last will nd testament of Joseph
Bennett, late OF the town Of Mineral Point, in
said county, deceased.
And il is further oric eft that pphlic notice
thereof be .lyeu to all persons interested by
publishing u copy OF this order lnr three weeks
SacCtSsively prior 10 said udv nt hearing in the
Mineral Point TRIBUNE, weekly newspaper pub
ltshed IN said county.
NY order OF the Court:
lows CHARLES ". MClIllON, Judge.
Dated Dodgeville. Wis, october ath, 1897.