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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
THE CARNIVAL PARADE
TUESDAY NlGHT.

Tuesday morning you ran devote - seeing
part ~ the street carnival which yon
missed tho nlght before Some parts Of Z
arc 70 be seen 70 better sdvantage in tue
daytime II will take you all morning to
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be very few Of them here, as matter Of
fact All this advice is merely intended TO
put the visitors on their guard against the
most common TRICKS
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tickets ut the above special low rites
VIII be sold for special trau on special

day events, and will be l!.1lted to lenve
houston not later than ono day following
daSelsrmined by the most prominent events
me Houston and Texas Central an
me hrst paft OF the above circular 10 br
on sale December 10 H., Inclusive. limited
Ter return 10 leave Houston not later than
becember 70. Then follows tHc DbIe or
special rates given below aud which WIN
hpply for not more than two special dny
events ana the tickets will hc limited 10
date Of sale.
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His Love d'oO'''

Brooklyn Life. -. are ~
Father-Then ] have I ~ 80 2
fion to put to YOU "a
daughter play golf ~, loTt y
Lover-I hsye, slf' Vu'
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Thursday night the ''Slege Of po,,,r,, --n,
he repeated. 1t is worth go.aa t,ico 4, ~
t" "ne , already attended, if YOU went 70 the
OF H. SN 'n"AneF as 10 see all
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'Haay me Street Carnival Is SIN r,,,.
oa The performers have become n.Hs ,'.s
'asT surroundings BY this Tim, ana W
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Making Punishment. u 8. !,

Ar. Boerum thopel,ss9
can moi make wlllie milns2.llisn
Sir. Boerum (sfernlylu msie ~
mother wishes. OF W.
sit in The coy celne"
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The San Antonio and Aransas Pass RnlI.
way company's passenger traffic depart-
mcnt has issued It's rate circular for the
occasion, ,'y,s n
a special train will be run from Cuoro 10
Houston and return December 10 at the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
SNAIL NgT GAM ~ Nav YoRK.
Cotton Opened Dull, but improved on
the Bureau Report.

Cotton Opened Dull, but improved on
the Bureau Report.
New York. August 5,-Cotton futures
opencd dun with prices lac points lower
aud during the early part OF the session
were weak with prices disposed TO further
ease on under selling for both accounts
aud absence of support OF any sort There
we're TO cables In hand from Liverpool.
thaf market sim heing closed for tho
August bank holidays Early domestic
news was rather small factor and cut
ut.'e figure as an influence either way.
The bit contingent was inclined 10 anticI-
nate Inc bearish report from Washington.
dine At noon. and sold the October and
Jgnuary ontions down slowly.
Al noon the feeling was heavy With
prices net 36f3 points lower; ghe general
-oninl0p scented TO be that the average
cran conditions would be given out by rne
biresu al about IS 10 10. Immediately
after nfon the government gave the An
gust crop condition M 17.2- This az once
Starred shorts to cover and caused huyins
fSsa eharp advance. Southern ana West
ern iprers helped 10 send prices np 10
nei,,ts "a "a for October and Z. ~ for
January Around this level there was a
fnru f.Sr profits which resulted In reac-
ti,,Fe.ef ada points still iaterkthe market
se5in worked upward. though slowly, nm
eli on the aeon bulge. Ine MARKET WAf
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eeilyllIe Briefs.

Bevlle. Texas, August 5--contractor J.
t. colleton commenced work today on d.
IN Williams brick binding on the east
side OF the square. when this building
Is completed the east side south nf East
Main street will be solidly built OF brick
Comfy conrt convened today aud CON
siderable criminal business Is being dis
posed OF
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sd 10 LOAN on Touston business or
5atns property; ole to ten years: at
IN rates OF interest; monthly pay
In Il desired no delay In getting Your
M. ApplS TO N. l.. Mills. POS Main.
H II
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ELEvAroRs A AM D.
LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.

Business in the local market was OF \
very rcrfunctory kind. Light receipts nat
orally come on the day following the Sab
bath and there was no special feature to
impsrt activity yesterday Some good ship.
nlcuts are daily anticipated now however
and the week should witness considerable
movement in ;hese quarters,
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kp TO LOAN to build homes, tage
ma extend vendor lien notes, etc,
HIM payments, Leon B. Smith. attor-
~ Fidelity Savings Association. or
c,e, Houston National bank, Main
Congress, Houston, Texas. II, ii.
fst special agent. Il
ioe
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ffTIvR AGENCY Trained detectives
tsAei Tor civil and criminal -investi.
tes, feaso1able rates; correspondence
III lanles MeCane, box 400, uouS.
ltxas. vl IL
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GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts Of wheat today: Cars
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe ,....,,.. n
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q n TOAN-We have money %
y 1,onstou business or city property
= ,'. II snIt borrowers at q low
'. !. " sstsrest William II. 0lschewske
! ~ KAN building. II
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New York August 3. --Tln--steady, 81 As
All rs; lead duh .37ia speltcr dull 8 90
as 95, lake copper nominal l6. 50ul7 90,
pig iron warrants 8 5Od10. %.
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f-r6-IT'TKS-Good oil stocks are be-
, 'ss,ss nj ereat bargains. We are
~ n the Houston OH Stock EN-
II. md solicit buying and selling
IN Nm, B. King & Co., Houston,
IN S-9l
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EAN A, WILSON-Of Office POS KAN
fis; headquarters for Houston homes
Fastaly payment or any other plan.
IL
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Bedford County. Va.
POTTER COLLEGE.

rkentuckys Beautiful School for Girls"
The most attractive place in the South"
Pupils from enty-segen States; twenty
teachers: seven In musical department.
ny Vice President Stevenson,
Governor Stone OF Missouri and Senator
Fairbanks OF Indiana Parents wishing the
best for their daughters win ind 1t here.
Send for catalogue and terms.
REV. y. =. CABEIL, Pres,
Bowling Green, Ky.
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h 70 loan on improved Houston
s,.eerty or Improved farms. Easiest
IA terms. W w. Miller. 50i
n building, Houston. II
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"a Kan On Houston improved prop
rer cent: four or five years
Nh j D. Baker, New Blrming-
feIis. 10
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PROFESSIONAL.

4 R0OHE, civil engineer, TIearnc,
- ~
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THE THOMAS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. WEST


In work
III
10
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SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
and bonded detectives for
criminal investigation; bonded
l1sa iof day OF night service. Il. j.
seat Senefsi Manager. 305b Main
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GRA YSON COLLEG
front the
n
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hnolly quiet and steady with prices net
2iS points higher
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON. August .,
Arrived.
SIS llodwen Br), from Marselles.
SIS EEldwen (Brl, from Marseiles.
Cleared.
None.
Sailed
Nonc.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Stao,nShinS


Steamships.
vessels-F iag-Tons Pier,
Alrmere lllr), 2o9o, Havre.. .:.s...-.,..,l2
Rloden Brl, Fowler X McNiue, a......2f
Rrookside CFr) 1902, w. w. WILSON, -.
Cape coionna Brj, i1s3, hamburg
Ceres SPAN, 23ie ........ ........... %
Glantiyy tBrO, 1922 ....,,.....,...... 10
Gyler iNor.l, $40 Cuban ports Quorantine
KSartonm (BBr}. 1850. Cette -. II
orlel hrs, 2i7S. VI W. Wilson. IA
Orion tBr.l, 2oSI, VIM. Parr a Co,...--.-.
Peerless lBr9, soil, Hamburg ,.,; "a
Pennre CBrl. 1913, Fowler & McNitie. II
Roma Br.l. 1T22 aground Of County bridge
Selma tBr.l, Texas Transport and Ter,
"'""' company schooner. = ''''''''"O
starke tAm.), 1919. quarantine
Lottle Moore tAml, 7o4, II. r. Murray,
Port Tampa .a........s.. .,..,.,...l S
Ajax Am1. Fowler ( : Mscyltie $500. "a
Nelson Bartlett tAm), Fowler s Me
Nltle .rs.'s,... ,...'t.'..-.. '.-t'.',.,., 'S4
VESSELS DESTINED FOR GALVESTON.
Steamships,
Borknm CGerl. Bremen vie Baltimore I-l2
Cumal .4..,.......t4t New York 1-Sl
Concho, Risk ..........tNew York I-21
LLAMA lspanl ,.............. Port Said go
Felix dc Abazoln tSpan.l ..,,. ....,,.
..s...,t. Cardiff, via 81. Vincent 6-1o
Iraa@ sse perstow New lve YORK { S
Midaieham castie tBr.) "a X swansea ND
scbn,ar 5RSP ,varnooI 7S
George c. Thomas. Newport News 7.ls
GALVESTON STOCK
On snIpbeafd This day last yeat
Fer Great Britain ....,. 64l3 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

qhc grain and hay situation Is not ma
TOTALLY altered, brau advancing 2sl3c. Sew
era. consignments Of oats came in durlng
the day Two or three cars were received
by the South Texas Grain conpary and
trading in this cereal Is somewhat inn
prov ed
There seems 10 be fewer Texas peaches
on hand. The recelpts consist mostly ~
the inferior fruit While the demand is for
better grade.
Articles In the heavy staplaS line showed
no ipetuation except in coffee. Arbnckle's
Arosa. which was quoted at halt cent
less per pound
/ Cotton seed oil will not be on tho mar
ket until the beginning of the new season
aud in the meantime the quotations viii
be nominal
Williamson. DIESEL & Gardner expect a car
Of Illinois apples today.
METALS
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RtRANk r. kING-Re Residence Rice
salce hlam s; both phones; sur
istsIM al - - n SO
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FINANCIAL.

80. money TO loan on city
ZyfisL.'-ha'ss .ood property for sale (
[.',ff. hite s.dth cash TO buy city
4 rsio'nseaisss y. Moskowitz & Coz
v,As street
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SHY Main Street; Houston. %
A Y. AIKEN, dentist, Offices so4
4 ~ Mason block. S.an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

IA S1 .1iaa Jersey COW, almost solid
XVI su I2r small stature, short horns:
1 N s. vla norm thrust near tail. Re.
Fht,kss,s arl Charles Kuester, cor.
-. ,--....and Gargan. 10
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Eros X, book at Port I.avaca, II
ME- 60, Decatur, m. on IA,
eFp liberal reward. and address
lls Office. a
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svtiVN BROS, Fire Insurance.
Y SAG Adlusters. - Main st. II
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NV, vse par OF plain eyeglasses or
e 81 " ease; finder return to A.
~ Main street, and receive re.
Z
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METALS

Williamson. DIESEL & Gardner expect ca
of Illinois apples today
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-.-------- insurance policies or
b pap =. them. ]. u. Bryant.
J, saned en Houston, Texas. 3
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

The more experience / have with
this plant sorghum the better I Ike
It for soiliug purposes. says /. W.
Lightly In National St0ckman or
course sweet corn and field corn are
preferable when in their prime but
thar period is not long. while sorghum
is a good feed as soon as II IS three
feet high and until frost comes. I al
ways plant cowpeas with it, which
greatly improves d. as a cow feed I
tried it for the first time this year for
the hogs, as corn is very high and
find hogs do well on it, like it very
much. and it saves corn. They chew
it and use the sweet Juices (the sugar
is very fatteningl, casting aside the
tough fiber.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
Work For Busy FInEera

Clever workers who want pretty fancy
yots with which to beguile idle moments
II home should buy boleros. collars or
FI m.a-s ia either black or white lace,
'ele ing bold design. and then with
,naa tlnsel cord outline all the larger
Designs and fill in the centers or circles
2 towers with three or four loops lie
miniature rosette. These accessories
FAl be useful this summer and are costly
2 bcF.
Insertions for trimming gowns may be
Feat IN the same fashion. \ com
laa.an Of gold cord and cream or ecru
r. i charming for cream, biscuit or
Paea gowns, or black lace treated with
EIyef cord is effective over white satin
1T black dress or on pale colors. APP
/. lQne motifs Of lisse or grenadine can
IT, be made by stamping the fabric
#Nh transfers on the wrong side, piac-
tue design over white cloth and then
Filming the edges with chenille or tinsel
n! aad working out the design in mass
Jet beads and tiny rosettes Of tinscl.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

Early in bis career "a a n. sionarv 10
the Indians Bishop Whipple 3d jour
neyed into the Indian country % preach
a sermon 10 the assembled Chippeways in
Chief Good Thunder's village. Bishop
Whippie had with him the costly gar
ments Of bis office, which be- wore on such
occasions, and it became necessary to
leave them unguarded 10 the chiefs tepee.
It seems that the bishop had his doubts
at that time as to the inherent honesty Of
the average Indian Before leaving be
asked, turning 10 Good Thunder.
Chief DO you think il will be safe to
leave them here ?"
"Ncver fear. bishop" was the reply.
"there isn't a white man within three
miles Of here"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
He sympathlzed.

Recently in a Perthshire town a lady
was driving her husband down narrow
lane when on turning sharp corner
they encountered a brewers cart. Nei-
Their had room to pass. and in most disa.
greeabIe tones the lady said:
He must 20 back for shall not. He
ought p have seen Us before entering the
lane"
But my dear" replied her husband.
how could he. with this sudden turn in
the road ?"
Il don't care" said the lady haughtily.
Il shall stay here all night before give
way 70 him"
The driver Of the cart overheard all the
conversation and said resignedly:
- RIGHT, sir; I'll gang back adding
sympatheticaIIy. I've got Just such an
ither one at home"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

As for the actual manager ent OF a uni
versitT's business. it IS conducted much
like that Of town or city. At the begin
ming Of the year The probable income ia
estimated. After about 20 per cent is de-
Quoted for the expenses Of the business
department the balance Is divided among
the different educational departments
much 10 the same way THAT a board 81
apportionment does In the case Of a city.
The modern Institution 81 higher e,luca-
ton therefore carries on in many in
stances the business Of a real estate Of
fee, collection agency. a bank and a
hotel and employs usually a staff Of over
100 n.-Harper's Weekly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
sharp.

Bishop Philpotts Of Exeter early earned
his reputation for saying Things. one of
the guests at an undergraduate party in
Oxford sang a song much out Of tune.
Then Philpotts was called upon.
Il haven't a note in nay voice" said be.
"Weu, II you can't sing you must make
a speech o. tell a story declared the
host.
If am 20 tell story said the future
bishop, Il think I should sag that
should ike to hear - sing that song
again
Much later in life he went to pay
visit In Devonshire.
It's a beautiful place, isn't it, asked
a guest.
Yes said the bishop, hut Il it were
mine would pull down the house and E!
up the pond with it. That would remove
two objections"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
Winter Zee Candy.

We often get inquiries on how to
make a bee candy for winter feed
when combs Of sealed stores are not to
be had. The best candy Is the Good or
Scholz and is made in this way: Mix
sugar and honey into a stiff dough; al
low it TO stand for a couple Of days in
a warm place and then knead in more
sugar GRADUATED sugar may be used,
but powdered, Or. better still, confec-
toners, is much betJer.-Gleanings
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

"If you want your rings 70 last well.
said a ieweler, don't wear them under
gloves But IL you decide that gloves are
a necessity. az probably you will, then
send your rings twice year to a jeweler
to be overhauled," says Home Notes. The
reason for this warning is the constant
friction Of the glove wears the tiny points
that hold the stones in place, and the re-
suit IS that the stones fall out unless they
are constantly looked after. You might
not detect a loose stone, but a jeweler
would at once and thus might prevent
your losing a valuable gem.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
Bandage- and 40 Tnpe.

D1rias the South African war Rudyar1
ipile discovered at Cape Town hos
"a without baudages and in desperate
20 Of them. This, too, was in a city
lege taldages were for sale in many
bps,
he told an acquaintance that he was
ing g meet that want. and the gentle
In at once offered to pay for all the
Ellages that Mr.. Kiplng would buy
take 70 the hospital
Il cart was quickly loaded. and then
author was informed that under army
1 tla hospital authorities could not
~, ~ ppiies from a private individual.
Vel said he. Il will dump the pack
90 the pavement before the door and
4 e lem to come out and clear up
4 Nie Perhaps they can get them
binding in that way without
ay rad tape"
of with the bandages, and
We're somehow smuggied into
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

Moisten dry starch with glycerin. two
parts starch 70 one Of glycerin. and rub
upon stained fingers. The result is mag
ical- Some stains require frequent appli
cations Of the remedy. but even so it il
good to know something which removes
the Traces o. soil from fingers which have
ripped old dresses apart scrubbed stained
woods. peeled potatoes. busted rooms and
made iires
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

The mistletoe is a Druidical contribu-
ton to Christmas. Il was held ia great
veneration hy the Druids in ancient Eng
land, and the cutting Of It was attended
by sacrificing and Teasing. With weird
ineantations the priest climbed the tree
on which the mistletoe grew and cut it
away with knife 81 purest gold. no base
metal being allowed to touch it. As the
twigs fell they were received below in a
mantle Of spotless wilderness.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
nnn,t. Fnr Girl.

Don't waste emotion Life is very
short and excessive feeling d.sturbs the
brain, weakens the heart and ages the
body.
Don't be proud Be self respecting
Let none use you as a stepladder Offer
to assist when you can.
Don't preach. Live your sermons. Be
honest. virtuous, obIiging. merry and
wise, but don't be pharisaical.
Don't Judge men by their treatment or
By their speech. Flattery is a cheap and
belittling thing, and many a shabby man
has a noble soul. says the Pittsburg
Chronicle
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

Mrs. Seldom Holme-My husband is
one Of the most Inspirations mortals
alive. I can hardly ever make state
ment without his begging leave 70 diff
fer"
Mrs. Jenner Lee Ondeg0-Your hus-
band is an angel. Mine always differs
without begging Ieave.-Chicago Tribune.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

NJ ltGttr. q German aplarist. former
Iy closed carefully ali cracks and open
ings u lis hives, made tie entrance as
small as possible and yet each spring
he f0lad molly combs spoiled stores,
numerous cases of diaThea, queenless-
ness ere. willie at the present time,
with entrances open full width and col
onles ready for winter by the middle Of
August, he has excellent results.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

"Wei. 7ir Dr. Blana ana I hage had
btt'e tails and We are quite agreed about
your ease.f
"Oh, then you think ! shah get better.
doct0rE
"On the contrary, we are afraid your
condition is very serious, and we think II
night 10 tell you So"
But, doctor. what Is the matterf"
Well you are suffering from a hither-
to unknown combination Of maladies. and
when Jon die and we know more about il
We are going 70 name it after you. -
New York Medical Journal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
RnIes and Ercentinn..

glfeaess ia never wasted" remarked
mn n. Of Chesterfeldian manners.
- mister" answered the weather
n person, that may be true in
part OF town, but If you was in the
.ooat business you'd know that there
suy use whatever Of saying please
lule. Washington Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
BAL TlMORE &OHIO
RAILROAD.

As.iva. md Departure q Trains.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
Nts FtFnfpIcE

-ch-dulcm Ensr, May D. InL
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
FOR c1Ear4urI0zAL AMENDMENT

AGAINST CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
FIRST publication Sept. IL. 1908
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice of application for final settlement.
" EkN0N COUNTY CoURT-IN PROBATE
' State of Wisconsin. County OF Vernon. -rs
In the matter of the estate of Elisha
Abbey, deceased.
On reading and filing the application Of
Harrison NTH, administrator of the estate Of
Elisha Abbey, deceased, representing among
OF her things that he has fully administered
the said estate. and praying that time and
place be fixed for examining and allowing his
account of his administration, and that the
residue of the said estate ne assigned to such
pers ms as are by law entitled to the same;
1t is Ordered, That said application be
heard before me at my Office, Ia the city OF
Viroqua, the 5th day of November 1901, at 10
o'clock A, M.
1t is further ordered, That notice OF the
time and d ace of examining and allowing sa I'd
account ana OF assigning the residue OF sa d
estate, be given to all persons intereste /,
by publication OF copy of this orde- 2.
for three successive weeks in the vernC q
County Censor, ne gspaper printed Ia sa d
county, '.efore the day fixed forsafd hearin Z.
By the Court, d, o MAHosEY, County judge
Dated, September 3, 1901.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
First publication September, II, 190i--3.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice Of applied ton for proof Of WI

Notice Of application for proof Of will.
VERNON COUNTY CoURT-IN PROBATE
V State of Wisconsin. County of vernon.ss
tn the matter of the last will and testament Of
Charles Twite, decease ed.
whereas, An instrument, in writing, purporttng
o. be the last will and testament of Cha res Twite
deceased, late Of Coon Valley. Vernon county,
Wisconsin. has been filed in this Office:
And Whereas, Application has been made by
Peter o. Runningen, praying that the same
be proven and admitted to probate aecordiDgto the
laws of this state and that letters testamentary
be granted thereon according to law:
IL ss ordered that said application be heard
before me, s.t the probate offse, in the city OF
Viroqua. on ths Let day Of October, A. D., 1901,
of 10 o'clock a.. m.
Aud il is further ordered, that notice Of the
time and piece appointed tor hearing said appli-
cation be given TO all persona interested, by
successfully ia the Vernon County Censor, q
newspaper printed In said county, previous to
said bearing.
Dated thf- 7th day of September. 1901.
BY the Court, ID. o. MAHoNEy. County Judge.