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GEORGIA PoPuLIsTs MEET.
Deronnce Butler ms . Traitor snd
Elect Delegates to Cincinnati.

ATLANTA, Ga, April l0.--Two hundred
delegates OF the Populist organization of
Georgia met at the state capitol here to-
day for the nomination Of a state ticket
and the election OF hfty-four delegates to
the national convention I'm Cincinnati
Chairman w L. Peek said Marion Butler
81 North Carolina, was the chief of ali
traitors" and the Democratic party had
adopted the platform OF the Popuhsts ex-
Cept that the former was opposed TO a
free ballot and a fair count"
Wharton Barker. 81 Philadelphia also
addressed the convention. AT the con-
Cluslon 81 his address the convention
unanimously Endorsed him for the head Of
the national Populist ticket and Tgnatlus
Donuelly for vice president
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COMMITTEE SOLID
AGAINST CLAPK.
Continued from Page One.

Continued from Page One.
have been preserved after this develop
ment In the case. Chandler and TURKEY
were directed TO prepare the report. 1t
is expected to be presented earH tomor-
row.
Good Words for Clark.
There were many expressions in the
committee favorable to Senator Clark
from a personal point of view and more
than one senator gave utterance to doubts
as to whether he had actual personal part
in knowledge Of the expenditure. Others
expressed the opinion that the senator
was in q certain sense the victim of en-
vironment and of habit. The outlay OF
money in past elections in Montana was
dealt upon as one of the explanations of
liberal expenditure in this case.
Senator Turley was among the senators
who dissented from the view that Mr..
Clark could have been uniformed of the
fact that money was being used TO pro-
mote his election and he made one of the
most vigorous talks of the series in favor
of an adverse report.
Clark Is Unrun1ed.
Clark was at the capitol when the an
nouneement of the action OF the commit
tee was made known. He was surprised
at the resolution, but refused to make
statement until after consultation with
his friends and attorneys. The senator
bore himself with his usual composure.
His face appeared somewhat flushed, but
his voice was calm and hts manner coll
lected, and he discussed other business
affairs as If nothing had TRANSFERRED. He
was asked IL there was any truth in the
report that he had decided to resign, and
he replied as he did TO all other questions
bearing upon his case: 81 can't at present
answer any questions bearing on the re-
port of the committee on elections.
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IMMIGRANT TRAFFIC DISCUSSED.
subcom mittee Presents Eta Report of
the Recent Conference.

NEW YORK. April Accommodations
Farmer and the subcommittee appointed
To confer with passenger agents OF the
western roads submitted their report of
the meeting which was held in Chicago at
the Trunk Line Association In this CITY
today
The matters discussed at the Western
meeting dealt chiefly with immigrant
traffic and reduced the through rates TO
ST. Paul. Commissioner Farmer. al the
conclusion Of today's meeting. said that
no action had been taken az "A result of
the report. As to the difficulties with the
Canadian Pacific road nothing would be
made public until certain conditions had
been submitted to some of the Western
roads
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ARIZONA MILLIONAIRE ARRESTED
lie d. Charged with Committing Per-
Jury in His Divorce Caxe.

NEW YORK. April i0.--George w Hun,
Of Arizona. who Is said 10 be a millionaire
and former speaker Of the Arizona iegis-
lature. was arrested in this city today
at the request of the attorney general
Of Rhode Island.
According 60 statements made IN tho
police court when he was nffaigned. ne
Is wanted IN Rhode Island to answer 10
a charge OF perjury. alleged so have been
committed By him So Is suit brought be-
fore the appellate division 81 the supreme
court 81 that state for divorce from hIa
wife.
Hull was rema ndeA without han
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THE QUEEN TAKES A DRIVE.
Covers Nearly 20 Miles Through the
Valley of the Lfney.

DUBLIN. April 1O.-The queen selected
the picturesque route in the %! the
Lfney for her afternoon drive and covered
nearly twenty miles before returning TO me
vice regal lodge. He' majesty rode IN an
cpen landau and was accompanied by the
Princess and Prince Leopold.
Although the route was only selected
few hours previous TO the starr the villages
trayersed were gay with bunting and
crowds Of cheering people lined the high
way.
Groups of scarlet coated children from
the schools, operatives from the mills and
peasants in the field formed today's collec-
ton of SPECTATORS
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Kentucky Republicans Convention.

LOUISVILLE, April 10--The Republican
state central committee today issued call
for a state convention to meet here May
I. II is practically settled that Gov. Tay-
lor. former Gov. Bradley. Senator Deboe
and william A. Gaines tcoloredl will be the
delegates Mt large to the Philadelphia con-
vention. If. meanwhile, the Republicans
are defeated before the supreme court in
the contest for state officers, they will
renomnate Gov. Taylor for the November
elections.
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Congressman rongu. ncnom,m.,.a.

N MINNVILLE. or April iN-The Re-
publican convention of the First congress
sional district this afternoon renominated
George A. Steele OK CIackan1as county.
ana J. ~. David. OF YamhilI county were
elected delegates 10 the national conven-
tion ~ Philadelphia. and we're instructed
70 vote for the denomination OF President
Nc kinley Resolutions were adopted In
dorsing the gold standard and the admin
lstratlnn % presiAent MckinleY.
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS MEET.
Delegates Selected After n session
Lasting Nearly All Night.

NORFOLK, Va, April 1.-THE Repub-
liean state convention. which convened
here at o'clock Tuesday afternoon. did
not adjourn until after O'Clock this
morning.
The following were elected delegates at
large and alternates to the national con-
vention:
Deegates-Gen. James A. Walker, Col.
J. u. Brady Park Agnew and A. w.
Harris (colored).
Alternates-Col b. H. Hoge. Rev. A. p.
Funkhouser. w. H. Brown and j. $. Alley.
Mark Hanna was Endorsed for national
chairman. The civil service laws were
denounced
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WITNESSES AGAINST MILLER.
fifty of the Employees of the Get
nich Qnick syndIcnfr Testify

NEW YORK. April More than ATTY
employees Of William +. Miiers get
rich quick syndicate testified against
him in his trial today
Counsel for the defendant admitted that
the amount OF surplus belonging to de-
pusitora % the syndicate aud invest.
81. lhh,1Is In other words Miller's law
Ners admit that no matter how much
Interest he has paid to His deposItors
there e Nis.pS ~ their money. that has
never been paid
The trial was adjourned until tomorrow
Whom Ln- n.Lcns. win nnan
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popuLrsT CONVENTION SPLIT.
The Fusion Element Promptly In
dorses Bryuu,s Candidacy.

ENID. o. r.. April 10.-The Populist ter
ritorial convention held today TO elect dele.
gates to the Sioux Falls convention result
cd in split. Twenty-three delegates rep
resenting four counties toitcd and neld a
separate convention at which they nominal.
ed delegates to the Cincinnati convention.
The boilers took this actiC-n after having
failed to induce a ma jority of the delegates
to ABORT n middie-of-the-road policy.
The convention proper indcrsed w ].
Bryan for president.
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NINE. MELBA DIVORCED.
The Judge Even Dia Not Know the
Identity of Famous Defendant

NEW YORK April IA special "a the
World from Galveston says
Quietly. and without even the Judge Who
tried the case knowing the identity ~ the
defendant, a divorce has been granted IN
the Tenth district court here 10 Charles
Y r. Armstrong from Nellie Armstrong
better known 90 the world as Maiha
Prom the papers In the caSe Il Wax shown
that the defendant without cause isft his
bed and board. declaring she would nct
I've with hlm any mere
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Channel Fleet Maneuvers.

DUBLIN. April le.-Thousands of people
went to Kingston today TO witness the
maneuvers of the channel feet. The bay
presented a most picturesque appearance.
being covered with craft of all kinds The
lord lieutenant of ireland, Earl Cadogan,
and the vice regal party boarded the flag
ship and other vessels on which they re-
mained during the progress of the evolu-
tions.
The queen was unable to go to Kingston
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COLUMBIA CITY Ind. April 70 The
-four uli ~ r. Tuttis 4 Ca. Was areckeA
fireman. and % G. Young. fearavter. xerr
Killed S.vetal others aest palafalls In
jnged The miU aas not running q the
time ard u Is believed natural rae caused
~ fErIfasI-.rr
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the United States armys strict require
ments in size, breed and soundness. This
limits the choice practically to the breeds
reared in the producing centers OF ken
lucky. Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Iowa:
Buffalo has been selected as the point or
inspection. where the horses will be
brought BY the contractors. who will act
as British agents. When encamped at BUT
falo the horses. sufficiently rested, will be
shipped to this city and loaded on trans
port vessels in lots OF about LEGO each.
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LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aprt 10 w J.
BRYAN addressed a large crowd here to-
night. Ex-gnited States senator White
presided over the meeting. Mr.. bryan Will
attend a meeting Of the Silver Republican
state committee tomorrow
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NEW YORK. tprg i8-Arbucks Bros.
today advanced the price on refined surh-
cents per 500 pounds Two weeks ago
the Arbuckies eHt the Price - seGBe4 agar
cents rer 700 pounds
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Iittleaeld VIII succced Himself.

AUBURN. Me, April 1o--The Repuall'
ans OF the Second Maine congressional DIS
trict renominated Hon. Charles e. Little
field, CT Rockland, for congress.
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Puerto Rico and the Philippines. and
President Mckinley is criticised for not
prohibiting the army canteen The
Democratic party is accused of being in
sincere REGARDING the LIQUOR traffic.
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Delighted with Her Reception.

DUBLIN, April 10-Queen Victoria,
through the authorities here, has inform
ed the citizens of Dublin of her delight at
the reception accorded her yesterday. Her
majesty took her customary drive in her
chair in the vice regal grounds this morn
t..ax
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HORSES ron sorrH AFRICA.
Agents Here To BuS an Enormous
Number To Remount Cavalry

NEW YORK April N-The lourua! ana
Advertiser Will sav ,asasrrov
A contract to buy fTem 3AOa9 10 D sd
horses foT The British governments was
about 90 p, completed In this eity -es'r~-
lay. The horses are Tor cavalry regiments
aus the artillery service Ia South At7ica.
ana they Wtt cost ~sNv-ai million dollars.
This Is the largest single order OF the kint
ever placed in this country.
The horses must conform practically u
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Bzsous foafsrl. capsain q the Fsis Atlitlc
team. s&Fs Z 30 aet hciirvs there f. re
fsma'sat oixass that Ys]e ard H&rFtfi vii - saas
u tsTse rEga te4ms ~ tlalrass o. otfoTd AID
Camhridzc Yale vHl In a fes far. ttsae a
statement q Der side & TIE eAac. TIA; aln ssd
The ukcle matter"
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BOuteiIe Is Renomiuated.

BANGOR. Ne. April le,--The RepublI.
cans Of the Fourth Maine congressional
district today renominatai Hon Charles
A. Boutslle az a candidate for representa-
Ative
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Oregon proh,.,,ioni.s. nominate.

PORTLAND. April ia.--The prohibition
state convention today nominated "a ticket
headed hy q J Bright. az sherman coun-
~. for supreme Judge. The platform ar
rAiEhs the Republican party for it, atti-
WOE on ne liquor question 81 Cuba
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Cutter Manning Reaches san Diego.

SAN DIEGO. cal April ia--The United
States revenue cutter Manning arrived 20
from New YORK bound for san Rrao-isco
All waN on board
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i an Quite f-date slang expression that
never could have been used on Tie Norfb
'ss7i tainted dining Nor hsru %
~. t" ''yiF tlcetrlc fans. etc. Write
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Take Laxative Bromo Quin!ne Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL i fails
TO cure. z. w. Groves signature 10 on
each boz. 10
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down for shipment to Cape Colony. Two
regiments have already sailed. Gen.
Hart If also going TO the Cape, probably
m command OF these troops"
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PRETORIA. April o. via Lourenzo
Marques Tho British casualties IN tho
FIGHT ~ pewetsdorp were leo killed and
wounded and iaa cap; ured
The Transvaal voiksraad has been sum
moncd To meet IN ordinary session on
May ie
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have been preserved after this develop
ment In the case. Chandler and Turley
were directed TO prepare the report. 1t
is expected to be presented earH tomor-
row.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-08
First publication July 25th, 190O-4.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order limiting Time and Notice

VERNON COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE
' State Of Wisconsin, County Of Vernon
In the matter Of the estate Of Grandson Eno
deceased.
On the application Of Edgar Emo, execute,
Of the estate OF Grandson Emo laIN CT
Vernon county, deceased, no one having requir-
ed the appointment Of commissioner TO receive
examine and adjust clairus against said state
II IL ordered, That six months from and aftei
the date OF this order be and IL hereby fixed aa
| tbe time within which all creditors are required
! 10 present their claims and demands against the
/ said Grandson Emo, deceased, to the county
court OF Vernon county. for examination snC
allowance
1t is further ordered that all claims aud de-
msnds presented will be examined and ad.
justed before the said county court, at itH cour
room In the court house IT. the city OF Viroqna
in said county, the first day of the regular
term thereof appointed to be held on the fret
Tuesday Of February, 1901 and all creditors are
hereby notified thereof,
1t IL further ordered, that notice OF the
time within which creditors may present their
claims and demands and Of the time W hen the
same will be examined and adjusted by the court
as aforesaid, b. given by publishing a copy 81
this order Ton tUrr successive weeks, once in
each week, in the Vernon County Censor, a
newspaper published in the city of Viroqus, in
said county, the first publication TO be within u
days from the date hereof.
Dated this 18th day of july. 1900.
by the Court, d. o. MAHoNEY. County Judge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-08
Democratic County Convention.

~ oTIcE ts HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE DEMO-
~ cratic county committe OF Vernon coun~
~ hAve determined that the county conven-
lion OF said democr attic party shall be held AZ
the Court House. ia the city OF vi oqun. on
Friday. the nth day OF August. 1900, at 2
o'clock D. m. for the following purposes
tn-wlt:
First; 10 elect seven "a delegates Il, repre-
sent said county In the democratic state CON
ventlon tn be held at the city OF Milwaukee
on August ~, 1860,
Second; to elect seven i7)deIegate. to repre-
sent said county in the democratic congress
ional convention for the Third cong resalonal
August u, 100.
Third: 10 eject seven "a delegate TO repre-
sent vernon county In the democratic Sena-
toriAl convention for the Twenty eighth
senatorial district, hereafter 10 be called,
Fourth; to nominate democratic candi-
date for member Of Assembly for Vernon
county.
Fifth 10 nominate democratic candidates
for the various county Offices 90 be voted Tor
Mt the general election of 1890.
That the CauCUsus in the several towns In
said county, shall be held on Suburban Aug-
r@t I'M, opening at the hour OF three O'Clock
n the afternoon. and continuing at least one
hour, as provided by law, and In the several
wards and villages al D. m and thai each
town. village and city ward shall he entitled
to three delegates.
BergBn, Town hall
Christisna. Temperance hall. Village OF
Westby
Clinton. Town hall.
Coon, Town hail.
Forest, Town hRI.
Franklin, Clawater's store building. Liberty
Pole.
Genoa, Mathew Months hall, Genoa
Greenwood, Town hall.
Hamburg, Town hall.
harmony, Temperance hall Newton.
Hillsboro knOwltOn school house
Jefferson, Town hall
kickapoO, Crooks hall Re stOwn
Liberty, Town han.
stark Town hall
sterling, Town hall
Union. Town hau
Niroqua, engine house VIroqua city.
Webster Town ball.
WbeatIand. partridge school housa
Whites town, the brOkhw h.Jta,l hOaktaa
VILLAGE IND WARD CAUCUS IA TO BE HELD AT
IN THE EVENING.
Dse OTTO village, WoOa bury store
hillsboro village. Village hall
La Fargo village. DeJesp's hall
Ontario village, Hotel White
KOhdstOwn village, Crooks halt
Viola village. kendalfs store
Westby village, Village hail
City OF Vtroqu1-Flrst ward Civ hal
Second ward. Oof1and's store; third ward
Loader office.
W. N. CORTLAND, ChgIr1nen
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=
VIROQUA, A 10 e5h. eth and 2sfh.
DESOIO, ADJUST S0h and Sfa.
Supplementary Examinations at SuDerin-
tendeHts Office Oct. 18th a. I ~.
Applicants should COME prepared with pei
pancil. blottsrs good legal Cap Dap.r aud
hack lax. WORK wall bagin at b . 'oloek "A IN
~ the first dag, and at "A. m " the second
The organizations On August 18th Wall be de-
voted 70 lpst and second grade branches
only. The same stand "a I'd for certificates viii
be required a. heretofore LlmfEad certih q
Gates sill De Issued according ~ the needs Of
the schools OF the couLsy.
The public examine tion 80 re held ia accord
ance with law, and no private examinations
VIII bs granted except as stated tneFein. fsse
new school law, pages a. and p, with refer
9nee 10 extension, permits. etc. DO not D.
Rlect 70 write for certificate when the leg Al
opportunity comes, and then ask for u certi-
there are sufficient number Of qunlihe q
teechers In the county ~ I'll all positions.
The following program will DO strictly fol-
lowed
first day-Orthospy. spelling, reading, ge-
sgraphy, physiology. grammar and constitu-
tious.
second day-A FitbmstIc, q. S. history. writ
Ing. theory and art Of teaching
First and second Grade branches OF second
day.
Striving to further increase the standard
and efficiency Of the schools
/ am sincerely yours
HENRY l. GARDNER.
Superintendent Of Schools.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-08
First publication July p, 1903
Notice of Sale OF Real Estate
'THE sTATE OF WISCONSIN. VERNON

In the matter Oft estate NJ Martin Swangstu
minor child and heir of Martha Fortney Swang-
stu, deceased.
Notice ia hereby, at by virtue and in pnrsu-
ance OF au order of license made In said matter
on the sd day of July, A. D., 1900. by the county
Swsngstu, guardian Of said minor will, nn the
10th day of August, 1900 at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, at the Office Of O. NJ. Butt in the city
Of Viroqus, offer for sale ct public suction, the
following des-ribed lands, tO-wit:
The undivided inter- Il, being one-eiRht part.
OF Martin SwanFstu in and To he north east
q. The west half If the unTi h west quarter OF
tn south west quarter of section one ~. all in
township eleven III, north range four a. west
in Vernon county. Wisconsin.
Terms Of sale note for purchase money ; per
cent interest secured by first mortgage on tho
said 60 acres of land, or cash.
| Dated July 9th, 1900,
HENRY swA MOST
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First Publication, August s, 1900. =
PROBATE NOTICE.
Iotice Of Application for Proof Of "

NERNog COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE
STATE Of Wisconsin, vernon County e..
In the matter Of the last VIII and testanent Of
Jonathan White deceased
Whereas az instrument, IL writing, purporting
20 be the last viii ana testament Of J0nat ban
White, deceased. .ste Of Vernon County, wis,
has bean died In this Office;
And whereas application has been made by
Golisss Johnson praying that the Same be proven
and admitted 10 probate, accordn g 70 the isws n
this state and that letters test1 stary be granted
thereon according 70 las,
Il is Ordered, That said sppl cation be heard
before me, At my Office ia the cry ~ VyoQEa. on
the 4:h DAY Il Sept, A u. 1870 At 10 O'Clock m.
Il y further ordered thai uotfceof the time
and place appointed for rearing ssid application
be given t. al persons interested by pubifrhing
CopT o his order for TIRE rcek eucces-3ys-
~ IN the Vernon County Censor. 8 Newspaper
pr intsd IN said county previous 70 the time APP
pointed for said hearing
Dated YiroquA, July ~ a ID 1907.
BY the Court DO. MAhOHEY, County Judge.
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AUGUST 18th an" sso c sssE..
CONDUCTORS


]. +. Sims. Alice II. Shuts of the River Falls
Normal, aud +. +. Mitchell OF the Oshkosh
Normal
Everyone teaching or intending TO teach
In the county IL expected 90 attend at least
one institute during the year.
The institute viii he divided into sections
so as 20 meet the requirements OF teachers
and give them better opportunity for i'm -
proVement. The work during the Institute
VIII follow the outlines that will be published
and sent out by the state superintendent.
"Orowth ia training and teaching power In
AN Institute depens upon the character and
amount OF work done by the teachers indfvi-
duaily In the nslitnte. The skill Of the In
stitute conductor IL shown, not in the amuu n /
Of talking lie does bat In the amount OF the
right Kind of work which he succeeds In get
ting the members az the Institute TO do I'm
preparation for the institute exercises and in
the institute exercises "
Bring your text looks, manual, pedagogy,
books OF reference, etc. In other words come
prepared Ia become workers and not iistners.
Exercises will begin at 10 n. IN. the FIRST day
Let vs. all be on time and ready t0 begin work
BEING promptly on time Is u strong point IN
favor OF a Teachers power 10 teach AN order
~ school "
Teachers cNaIQtnRtion Will take place at
tls close ~ the Institute The manual and
the Institute work viii In measure be the
foundation of the examination.