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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
First publication November Is. 1885,
PROBATE NOTICE.
order for limiting Tins ,

Order for Limiting Time aud Notice.
VERNON COUNTY COURT--IN PR0BATE--IN
Y The mater OF the estate of Patrick Mulchrone,
deceased.
On the application OF John Conner, adminis-
traitor Of The estate OF Patrick Mulchrone. late OF
Vernon county. deceased. no one. shaving requfr-
ed the app oiutment Of Comssioners TO recsive.
ex, rine ind adjust claims against said estate:
Ii is Ordered, That ak months from and after
ths date of this order be and is hereby fixed ~
lifetime within which all creditors are required
10 present their claims and DR. hands against the
said Patrick Mulchrone deceased, 10 the county
court of Vernon county for examination and
allowance.
II il Further Or dered. that all claims ard de-
! mands so presented will be examined Gnd ad-
/ iusted before the said county COURT at Its court
70, N in the court house, in the city OF yiroqus, In
sad county, on tie first day of the regular term
thereof, appointed TO be held on the first Tues
DAY Of June, 1a 1, and all creditors are here.
by notified thereof.
1t is Fussher Ordered, that rotice Of the tim'
within whi.b creditors may present their claim
aud demands and of the time when the same viii
be examined and adjusted By the court ss afore
said. be given by publishing a copy Of this orde
for four successive weeks, once IN each week, II
The Vernon County Censor, . newspaper pub
Iished IN the city OF ViroQus, In said county; th
first publication TO be made within fifteen day
from the date hereof.
Dated this 7th day Of Nov. 1899.
Nv the Court. ID. %. MAH0NEY,
County Judge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
First publication November AZ 1891.
PROBATE NOTICE
Order Limiting Tim

Order Ifm1tinE lime dna
uFR NON COUNTY
state of WISCONSIN, County OF vernon
In the matter of the estate OF Anna MAfsn'
decea seds -
On the application OF William Bnuftienr admin
istrasor Of the estate OF Anna Marsh. lals OF
yernon county, deceased, no one having re4uir-
ed the appointment Of commissioners on ssiu
estate. ~
nresent their claims and demands against tne
said estate of Anna Marsh. deceased Ios LAM
nation and allowance. on or before the hfst 1aes-
dav ri June. A. D.. 1871. which time Il nereos
sIIowed aud limited for that purpose:
II II further ordered that all claims ~ ~
mands OF all persons agsins the SAID 49,
Marsh. deceased will be received eAaanl1en
ana aiinsted befo1e this Court. at its court Iooin.
n the court house. IL the city OF sroqus, ~
said county at regular terms thereof sppolnssou
- he held on the first Tuesday OF Jane. ls"'
and si creditors are hereby notlnea tne,soa.
n s further ordered, that notice OF se
tinne and place st which said claims ~ W,
n1anag will be recsiyed. xsmineu ana aaJ1sssu
a. afcrrsaid, and Of the time hereby. limited ioI
crsdif5rs 10 present their claims. ge even y,
pubIfshing q copy Of this order and nosice III
four weeks successfully. once ID eAcn we
in II I Vernon County Censor, Q nsNspApea
nubl he'd in the city Of viroqna. IN SAID COUNTY
| The : st publication 10 be within u asysIson
the q tie hereof.
By Il , Court D. O. AAHoSEf, County 'aass
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
Accident in a Well Resulting in Death.

The Prairie du CHEN Union reports
the accidental death of Jos. Stluka, in
the town of Eastman, by a stone weigh
ing about fifty pounds falling on him.
He was working in the bottom of a pit
while a couple of men with a windlass
were at the top hauling dirt up. in a
bucket, a stone on the side became dis
lodged and struck Mr.. Stiuka above the
temple on the left side. He was brought
to the top by the men and after a time
the man got up and walked to the house
nearly a half mile away and said he was
not SO very bad, but about ten o'clock
in the evening he began to go to sleep,
and it was impossible to keep him
awake. Medical aid was summoned
but he died at three o'clock in the
morning.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
Frank Howard,s Musical Specially Company

At the Opera house. Tuesday night
next, the most original and entertain7
ing show on the road. Every act is
clean, refined and novel, consisting of
qnartetts, trios, Duets, solos, illustrated
songs, illuminated views, moving
pictures, serpentine dance, cake walks,
sketches, m%onologIes. parodies, instru-
mentals, etc. Price of admission has
been reduced to Is, %, and So cents for
reserve seats, which may be secured at
the usual place. No within ten
miles of Viro1ua should miss this show.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
AnTHnR RILEY.

At Island Lake. Chippewa county, Novem-
her lst. ARTHUR RILEY, youngest son OF
Aaron Riley of the town. OF Viroqua, aged 70
wears. 2 months and Is days. Deceased was
horn at the present farm home of his father,
and here most of his hf5 was spent. He was
recently employed as sawye In company
with his brother, @. & Riley OF Tillinghals IS
grinne, he suffered from lung trouble, and
returned to his home last Marcn, since which
time hecontinued to fail in health. Owning
some land in Chippewa county; he returned
for a brief time to -Gotend to business, ana
visit relatives. While at the house OF his
uncle, w. +. Adams, he was Frustrated Win
hemorrbage OF the lungs, four or five days
beforehls death. As the end drew near he
was aware that his time was short, statlng
that he would soon be removed from thelr
midst. His mother passed away Ieanrly
thirteen years ago. The father and FIVE
brothers remain. In q few days Arthur was
exnected home. Relatives here were shocked
upon learning the sad news. which failed 10
reach them until after his burial. During q
long acuuaintance we never heard atgnt
against his good name sober and indnst-
rious young man.. He rests at Iiillnghas
far removed from Kindred and klndrsds
graves yet he who marks the sparrow lall,
| viii XII ira that sleep, From which none ever
! wake to weep
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
4 Talented and Worthy Company

A few months since u people had
the pleasure of spending an evening
with the talented actor, William Owen,
and his splendid company, at the Vlro-
qua Opera house, when THE Guards
man was presented to the delight OF
all. He now comes TO play a return
date, and we are certain the good
reputation established on the former
visit will insure a large an1ience tins,
Wednesday, evening. The Charles Clty
nowa; Daily Press has the following
complimentary notice of the owen
company, which recently appeared In
that city:
Handsome William Owen, clever } ".
Mcconnell, pretty and talented uamilIe
.Reynolds, have won the hearts OF the theatre
rick" as conceived and played by the owen
company, is like a beautiful dream wherein
AL events combined TO carry the dreamer
into ecstacy. To praise VIM own, 10 COM
mend AIcConnell and Miss Reynolds, unsollc-
tied ard unpaid. except IT were q hundred
times In hearing them, is q privilege we
claim % our own pleasure. VIM. owen anG
his most appreciated players nave visited
Charles City for the second time, the hfst
time being last winter two nights with re-
turn date OF W more. They, mace US al
their friends, then, for their splendid playing
and their courteous bearing. They belong
to the caste of gentlemen and ladies' As Wen
as high class actors, as best .exempilned by
Mr.. Owen last evening in his conceptlon OF
David Garrick. They are striving to oulld
up for themselves here in the west a name,
and those who hear them know thar the emu
thew covet is being attained. VIM Owen IS
today the coming young actor of this western
country. He is the peer of many better
famed and the equal OF Mantello or Whltesioe'
NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS;AP-
piy to Mrs. WM f.. TERHUNE.
OsT! IN THE VICINITY OF VIROQUA,
November 18th, one roll OF two photo
graphic back grounds. Finder Will please
notify A. s.. ROCKWELL, Soldiers Grove, WIS.
EoR sALE-PoLAND CHINA BOAR PIGS
L have 10 full-bleod pigs. 20 pounqs anu
over. Also two y~earling Shropshire Rams,
registered G H TATE, La Fargo. WIS.
|rrAKEN UP-AT THE COUNTY FARM, A
waite sow, weighing about $50 pounGs.
take III q animal. .TILToN, Supt.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

Was born ia South Richland. Oswego
COUNTY New York, June rs, 1870 DieG
Sovemb Der 4, 1899, at Retreat. At the age of
20 he, together with his parents. brothers
consin In 1866 they settled in Vernon
county, where he has SINCE resided. Mr..
Bates was married to Miss Jane Helgerson,
children; seven daughters and one son, all of
whom are living. Warren O.. Bates was a
kind aud Ciligent parent, q loyal and es-
believer I'M Christ. At the crossing of the
river" he hao implicitfafth In his redeemer.
and with words Of joy and triumph, passed
into the fold OF the blest. II J.F.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
y publication Oct. IL, 1887.
Notice of Foreclosure safe.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, oIRCsi- COURT.
= Vernon County
ole Johnson. Plsfnttf, again 81 Johanna Schtko-
rowsky. Defendant
Notice il hereby given. that By virtue OF .
iudeme-t Of foreclos ire and sale issued out OF
ne Circuit Court for Vernon county. at spec
int term thereof, held at the court house in the
city ard county Of La Crosse, commencing on
the qlst dsy of sptember, A. d. 1898. I. the
uudersfgned, named In said iadgment ss Refer
e. TO make the sale of tie mortzaved premises.
will on Saturday tbs z5Sh day O. =.
ID 1893. = the law Offices Of sllbaugh IL S.nuett
in the city Of viroqus, Wisconsin, at the hocr OF
10 O'clock in the forenoon Of said day, expex-
! for sale and sell the asslsst bidder the fSf.
Lowing described premises, t0-wft: Lot No.
four J43 Block M six t6l Village OF Chssebv.H
yernoa county, Wisconsin
Dated at yiroqua, Wis, Get 10, aS92.
CHARLES H. MINSHALL. 4 eftrss
| grrsArcH & BENNETT, Att'ys for fic.nt IL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
nIyInEND DECLARED.

ITO THE STOCK HOLDERS OF VERNON
L County Tobacco Growers Association
a dividend of 8 per cent is now payable on
all shares in said Vernon County Tobacco
Growers Association. Persons holding
shares are requested to present the same 70
Westby >. and receive the said dividend.
E T. SAUGsTAD, Treasurer.
Westb November 9, 1899.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
Big Buneh Of wool and Money.

Fred Eckhardt's force of men are
busy making shipment of his sale OF
1899 wool crop, which was closed recent
". There is total of 240, 600 pounds
from numerous places where he operates.
The entire lot will require twenty large
furniture cars to move it. Almost the
entire lot WITS sold TO jeremiah Will
ans & Co, Boston. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Eckhardt placed the same at
about % cents, which will yield him a
handsome profit.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
oil meal for sale by Rogers & vii

oil meal for sale by Rogers q Will
liams.
Everybody who has tried it recon-
mends Daily Bread"
Mrs. Martin Mitby of Cashton, visit
ed with Mrs. Ernest Brown, Saturday.
One price to all and that the lowest
at TATE'S BIG STORE.
Perry Hayes has disposed OF his fafm,
a mile southeast of the city, tc Hiram
Gray, of Liberty Pole.
Two hundred teams bearing live
poultry for A. Ell. Dahl, blocked oul
market places, Tuesday.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin. dentist, success
sor to DR.. Reque. Office in Devlir
block, opposite new Fortney hotel.
Our damp weather is conducive te
tobacco caseing and many growers az
removing their crops from the poles.
Best goods for least money, to
gether with honest, straightforward
dealing with everyone, is what ha'
made our business the largest retail
house in Vernon county.
ii. M. TATE & Son.
Ladies who have work for the b. B
fair are requested to bring the article
to the meeting to be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Cora Sergeant, on Frida.
afternoon A 5-cent tea will be serves
and a full attendance is requested.
You a buy your Christmas pres
ents at the B. B. fair, to ne held at tn
Church of Christ parlors on Tuesday
Dec. 9Th. The ladies viii have a mic
display eff fancy and domestic work
There will also be a special table de
voted to fancy China dishes and anothe
to homemade confectionery. A suppe
will also be served.
Among the outside ex.members 9
the county board who have occasionall
been on-lookers at the present session
are VIM. Dolen, A. f. May, J. W
Eoyt, Peder Peterson, Torger Berge
Allen Rusk, Bernard C'Connell, E.
Wernick. E. Tilton, l.. b. Glenn, A. 8
Dahl, c. Fl Collins r n. McCauley
and perhaps Others
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
They all do the Same.

FRIEND MUNsoN@Enclosed please
find check to pay subscription TO the
CENSOR till Nov. 1900. | have takel
the paper since 1872, M want to make
it at least 80 years continuous subscrlp-
ton. and will have to pay only two more
years to make that. EGBERT WYMAN.
Crandon. Wis, Nov. IL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

When you buy shoes, you want
STYLE, quality. best make and finish, as
well as lowest prices. If you don't
want all this for your money, You
SHOULD not go 10 TATE's BIG STORES
We buy direct from manufacturers,
thereby sasing you the jobbers profit.
TATE'S BIG STORE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
List Of Jurors for December Court.

The jury list for the December term
of the circuit court, which convenes on
the 18th, was drawn Saturday last, by
Jury Commissioners Bernard OConnell,
Nordal Neprud, and Fred P. Bean. The
list is as follows:
Rergen-August Bey.
Christiana-Paul T. Paulson, Carl Hoyde.
Clinton-William Rabbit.
Ooor-carl n. Neprud. Adolph Brye.
Franklin--Christian Henry, Jacob Dach.
Arthur Corley,
Genoa--George Amman. CIV DeLap..
Greenwood--0le Johnson, tofm iaansbery
John Gross.
Hamburg--Ole Brudlous, Charles Thrune
Harmony--William Webster.
Hiilsboro--W. X. Jewell.
.Jefferson-O H.. Natwick, A. i. May.
k~ickapoo-H o. Fortney.
Liberty-B. Seminars.
s~tark-Edward Smith, John Newlun.
Sterling--Alex Anderson.
Viroqua--Henry Sine
Webster-Thomas Beaver. Jacob Appleman
Mheatland--Wm. r. Hayerly
Vhitestown-Mtchael Gillian, VIM. Fish.
DeSoto ViLlage--H. l.. May.
Hlllboro Village--Robert Lind.
Viroqua City First ward, Carlos Buchanan;
Second ward. W. d. Dyson; Third ward, T. &
Gorsuch.
For the benefit Of those who have not
a clear idea as to how a jury list il
drawn, the CENSOR will say that the
jury commissioners make up a list o.
$50 names. These are given Clerk OF
the Court Costing, who writes each
name on a separate piece Of paper anG
places it in a small envelope, which il
thrown into a large tin box with a hole
in the top. On the day appointed fol
drawing of the jury, the commissioner
meet in the clerks office, one membei
draws the names from the box, one at
time, and after six names have beer
drawn the box is shaken up, so there il
no opportunity for ''ixin- the game.
This is repeated until thu ey-six name
have been drawn.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

In the town of Liberty. 0cober 9th. OF
cholera infantum, Ross NJ, infant son o.
mnntIs. Funeral ut Webster church, ser
mon hv Rev. John A. Stemen.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

Il the residence of aud by N. NJ. Baldwin,
ESQ. in the village # Ontario, Nov. 4. MIR.
FRANKLIN M HAYES 70 Miss MARY M.GILLEN
both OF Whitestown, i he happy pair nave
the best wishes OF all. The brother and sister
Of the bridegroom were Witnesses OF the
caramony N NJ. b.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

In stark. ELIZA, eighteen-year-ol old daughter
of Arson Green.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

Don't buy of us unless you want the
best to be had for the money.
TATE'S BIG STORE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

At Hillsboro. November 6th,, iNEk
She was since 1886 a resident OF the place.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

H. Nj. Tate & Son have the largest
and most stylish line of silks this city
oyor had
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

In tie town OF Wheatland, October 3lst
FLossY, infant daughter OF William bro"h'
aged s weeks.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER %, 1899.
ps,sfit tor yeyv Subscribers.

The CENSOR will be sent tc new sub
scribers within the county, till January
/. 1901. for dollar. Bring or send
yol,r subscriptions. Subscribers will
do us a favor by inforrrsng their neigh
bors of this great opportunity.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
ROAD UNDER REV MANAGEMENT,
Ex-senator N. L. James. Of Richland. Is Made
General Manager Of the Kickapoo Valley & Nertn-
srn Railroad A Statement Concerning the Sale.
Etc.

General Manager Of the Kickapoo Valley & Ncrtn-
srn Railroad "A Statement Concerning the Sale.
Etc.
fFrom the Milwaukee sentinel. Nav. i4.l
At a meeting of the stock and bond
holders of the Kickapoo railroad held
yesterday in the Offices of Fish, Cary,
Upham 81 Black, ex-State Senator
Norman 1. James, of Richland Center,
was elected general manager and will
take charge of the road immediately
after the receivers sale, which Is to be
held at Soldiers Grove on November
gath. The stock and bond holders have
decided to bid in the road and will send
Attorney ii. A. J. Upham, of this city,
to Soldiers Grove for that purpose. As
soon as convenient after the sale the
owners Of the road win meet, probably
n this city, and elect officers.
Attorney UphaIn said last evening
that SO far as he knew, neither the
Milwaukee nor the Northwestern road
contemplated buying the Kickapoo.
The owners, he said, feel that the road
can be operated to better advantage
under their direction than under that Of
: receiver, in whose hands tt has been
for about five years.
In accordance with an order issued by
Judge Romance Bum of the Federal
court at Madison, the road was sold at
public sale a month ago, the only bidder
being Attorney Upham, who offered
S525, 900 for it. Soon after the sale it
was found that the law required that
the property must be sold at some town
on the line. The judge accordingly
disapproyed of the receivers sale and
ordered it resold. The road is 81 miles
in length and was built seven years
ago. During the panic of 1898 the
property went into the hands of Re-
celver Wadhams, where it has since
remained.
Mr. James, the new manager, is a
live and thorough business mar who
will bring much practical experience
and activity to the affairs of the COM
pany. During the period that the
Richland Center branch road was main
tanned by a local company Mr.. James
was its general manager, and he
demonstrated an aptitude for the SER
vice. Patrons of the Valley road will
find Mr.. James a hustler. Mr.. w. II.
Thompson, who has been with the road
since its inception, viii remain as super
intendent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
DIED
WARREN c. BATES

Westb November 9. 1879!
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22
MARRIED..

EN- UP-AT THE COUNTY FARM, A
waite sow, weighing about $50 pounGs.
The owner is requested to pay charges ana
take ii q animal. E. TILToN, Supt.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-11-22

Members of the Shakespeare club.
| their husbands, the county board, and a
number of other citizens, were happily
entertained with a musical and literary
program by Supt. and Mrs. Wilkins, at
the asylum, Monday evening. A little
tipping of the light fantastic followed.
1t was an informal affair greatly en-
joyed
The Woman's Relief corps district
convention held with Alex. Lowrie
Corps last Friday, had representatives
present from Ontario and Gays Mills.
Mrs. McCabe, deputy inspector, was the
only state officer. present. The ritua'
work was exemplified by the loca,
corps. A banquet in honor of visitors
was spread, followed by music and in,
formal talks.
Albert Settling was in the cit.
during the week making annual settle
ments with the patrons of the ]. /
Case Threshing Machine Company. HI
says the Case people never found pay
ments so prompt and easy as this season
/, Mr.. Stelting left a town of Forest farm
/ a few years ago, and by faithfulnes
{ and intelligence has made himself on
: of the solid men with the creates
4tIhliC CpLuAtlAy Ii - SOhAoAyF -
spent Sunday at the old Forest home.
| On Tuesday of this week, DR.. ]. w
5 Burns, of this place, assisted by Drs
Dinsdale and Mcdowell. of Soldier
3 Grove, performed a surgical operatio,
{ on Miss Bessie Snearly. of Ross, for til
removal of a tuberculosis growth al
fecting the ovary and the small in
1 testines. Although the young lad,
: passed successfully through the opera
: tion, the internal organs were found t
: be so badly diseased that the physician
have no hope of her reeovery.-Viol
|, Intelligencer There seemed no hop
o for the unfortunate young woman, an
she passed away On Thursday. Nj
4 AID Mrs. Snearly have the sympathy {
: their neighbors and all friends in the
: great affection. Ern1ral services wer
conducted at Brush Hollow churci
! largriy attended and conducted by Re-
5lG. w. Nuzum. Remains We're born
!; to the grave by sixNyoung ladies. Mi
= Snearley was is years Of age.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-28

A member OF the South Dakota
regiment writes home that capital
and industry would all leave IL the
F:lipions were given the reins OF gov
ernment. People OF property would
be lucky to get away. The most Of
them would be sent to prison and
held for ransom, like the 1000 Span
iards now Ia Aguinaldo's clutches. :"
Filipino Atkinson, Of Boston, is not
including that South Dakota soldiers
statement In the Aguinaldo litera-
ture with which he Is flooding the
country, but 1t Is no doubt the frozen
truth, To surrender the Philippines
to the sort of self government"
which Aguinaldo would provide would
unquestionably be to invite con-
ditions Of chaos and bloodshed that
would shock the world. The Amer
lean government would be justly con-
demned by every civilized nation for
letting anarchy loose In the islands.
Its duty is plain and fortunately
President Mckinley Is not the man
to shrink from lt.-State Republican.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-09-28

At Des Moines Mr.. Bryan made
several speeches during the deliber'
atious of the democratic, popullstic
aud silver plated conventions. In one
of these speeches Mr.. Bryan said;
@More banks failed the first six
months after the election OF 1896
than ever 10 the history Of the coun-
try. II I had been elected 1t would
have been laid at my door. More
business houses failed the drst six
months after the election than ever
In the same period of time before.
II l had been elected all this would
have been my fault" Mr.. Bryan did
not get this information from Brad
streets or Dun's. He didn't get II
from the daily newspapers. Mr.. Bry-
an is too busy to explain anything,
but perhaps some Of his friends may
be able TO throw light upon the mat
ter. Meantime 1t is charitable to
assume that Mr.. Rryan's overworked
intcllectuals ran down at Des Moines
and his vocal organs had to do the
best they could.