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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

Order Limiting Time aud Nuiike.
81 FBNoN COUNTY GuuBT-IN PROBATE
state Il Wisconsin, county of Veruon ss
In the matter q she estate OF l.. ID. Chase,
deceased.
on application Of Mary A. Bates, imtnlstra-
tr3x Of estate Of L D. chase late ot Vernon 90
deceased, no enc having required the appoint
1ptDt OF commissioners TO receive, examine
and sdiust eiatms against said estate.
II Is ordered. That six months from and after
the cate az th}s order he and is hereby fixed as
tSe TINE within which aii creditors are required
prescott their o's,ln8 and demands against the
sad l.. y. Chase, deceased to the onun-
ty court @: Vernon cognty, for examination and
Allowance
II is further a1lrred that ~ Claims and de-
mauds go presented will BE- examined and ad-
ipstte before the sstd COM ~ canrt, At It's eeurt
room in the court house ir the city OF Ylrouaa
ia said county, On the first dav of the regular
torn thereof appointed To be held gu the first
Tuesday Of Aprti 1893, and All creditors are
hereby notified thereof,
1t IL further ordered that notice of the
TINA and place AT which said claims al nd de-
malgas Will be received examined aud adjusted
as atlres ii ana of the tltua hereby iim ted for
creditors q present their claims, be given by
pnbijshinH copy 81 this order for four success
save weeks. once IN each week. IN the Vernon
County Censor, HCw spapCF published ia the
CITY ~ NiroquA. ~ sat4 county. the arst publi-
cation to Dee peitair 10 Avs frem the date ht rsof
ntttd this 18th day OF Oct 1902
b tA' Court II, Z .4aaUNEA. S"EEfv JtJgs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
First publication Oct. e 1902. -.
PROBATE NOTICE.
order for LlmitIne I.-ae and Notice.

order for LIMITING TIE and Notice,
RKRN0N COUNTY GtsHpf--TN PRORATE--IN
the matter of the estate o. Susan Kingston,
deeessed
On the application OF James Kingston,
administrator OF the estate Of Susan Kingston,
late Of Vernon caHntY, deceased, no ous having
required tie appointment Of Commissioners SAID
estate:
It IL ordered, Thatsix months from and after
the date Of this order be and is hereby fixed AS
the tihe within which all creditors are required
to present ther claims and demands against the
said Susan Tngat6n, deceased TO the county
cogrt ri Veru, county, Tor examination and
allowance.
It is fotsAer ordered. That All claims and de-
mQnde re prlseHted viii oe examined aud al
juesed oat9re the said county court, ut its court
room IN the court house in the city Of Yiroqu4 in
F@ia eo0btf. 81. regular term thereof, appointed
80 be bed on the first Tuesday Of Aptll, A. D
1903 and all creditors hereby, notified ii sfoof
# IA Further Ordered, that notice Of fac time
within whIen creditors may present To sir olaima
and daf9ands and Of the time when tn same will
be exmaiued and adjusted By the con es afore.
sid, be given by publishing q copy o this order
TOR four successive weeks. once la eacN week. IN
the FArauu County Censor y newspaper pub
1saed in the city Of Vieo40a, in ssiu eeuaty, the
asst 2ah c#si0n 70 be laaae Within 10 DIS
from helAte hereof
CGted t1is l4th dAe az Oct, 1874
Gy h Coat, - aREfCA%g
RA-u suds
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
Cure all Diseases of the
Rectun1 and Intestines.

The entire digestive tract from the stomach
to the rectum is my specially. MY methods
OF Treatments offer arertAtn cure for ali dis
eases Of this portion of the human system
aud their reileXes VIII never II cure is possi-
bile 10 human skill ! do not take all cases,
but gu MT cure WIN l ak a a
have H. my tfhce hundreds of letters
from pat testify ing to my ability TO cure
kecial and Intestinal Diseases, | under no
ter without permission from the writer.
e e a. fe er a ne hu reds
OF pat ents cared by m n best testimonials
Re undreds e gratsfu patients have
cured. Ike no h rye for consultation and
examination. IL you have tried everything
aud can't get well come and see me. will
cure you to stay cured or no pay, II YOU
AT La Crosse, Wis. for my free book. Rectal
Diseases. Their Cause and Cure" Perrran-
ent address, Mcmillan Building, La Orosse
wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

The entire con :royersy over the pft-
mary election law two Gears ago center
ed upon the Stevens biz. The adYo-
Gates of that proposed measure we nos
disposed to consent 10 this amendment
or elimination of any material provision
incorporated in the bill. -Milwaakee
Sentinel
The newspaper or individual that
makes statements similar to the above
show either their ignorance or dishon-
esty on the subject. The friends of pri-
mary election in the legislature were
Willing to meet the opposition on any
honest compromise, ~ the legislative
Journals will show. They were not
satisfied to accept the unconstitutional
Haggemeister makeshift, however.
Now let the Sentinel be fair and contine
itself to facts and there will not be so
much misinformation about public IT.
fairs in Wisconsin Ii owes that to It's
army of readers
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
LAST WEEKS ELECTION REluRss.

There is little to report beyond vE9.
was given in last week 3 paper concern
ing election. The facts are confirmed
only by increasing msjorities. A gen
eral resume of conei tons is given IN
the news columns of today's CENSOR
No where in tho country is the verdict
accepted with such feeling Of rejoicing
as in old Wisconsin No where was 'ne
battle waged on qnite similar lines. It
settles soue things that We're IN doubt
II was questionable whether The people
or their pretended masters were to con
troll Governor La f ,llstte's majority
over Rose is about fifty thousand II
will not be determined Till the official
count is declared by the state canvass
ing board. No man has ever had sueh
a yindication at the POLLS as has The
governor. The people have positively
repudiated the men who set out 20 o's'
rupt the republican party an'i the a.
interests of the people regardless Of pol
;ties 1t is testimonial to our ciyljlzt-
ton that the best elements IN all par
ties Joined to crush out the attempted
usurpation Of the peoples cause.
Connecticut. $1,000; idaho, 1000;
Illinois. 81, 900; Indiana, $4,000 Iowa,
10000: Kansas, $4,000; Massachusetts
$1,000: Michigan, 10000; Mihnesotf.
s5 600; New Hampshire, 1900: Nea
yersav. ~. ooo. New York, 10, 600; Ohio.
40 600: Pennsylvania, 175 600 Rhode
island. $4,000; South Dakots, 10000;
Washington, 10000.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

A Ma iison news dispatcs says that
the letting Of the contract for the prison
labor of the state is giving the state
board of control much pe.plex tg The
board has dual problem TO stcgre a
degree Of live~sifcation Of industry uu-
der the contracts 30 be let, following the
recommendation Of Gov. In Follette
and the resolution Of the last legislature
and to make q more advantageous hnan-
cial arrangement for the stats. There
is some possibility that the United
States Rattan company, a company en-
ploying prison labor il the statesof New
York and Kentucky, win he given at
least a portion OF the award \ repre-
sentative Of that concern has had a hear
ing before the board and the matter has
been taken under further consideration.
NJ. D. Wells & Co of Chicago, boot and
shoe manufacturers, tho holder Of The
present contract, are also represented
before the board. The same is true Of
the Sterling Manufacturing company Of
Chicago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

There is not little talk of Congress
man B Il cock for speaker of the House
of Representatives At the next session.
Speaker Henderson retires next March.
By reason Of his connection with the
national campaign committe it will give
Mr.. Babcock much prestige over some
others of the numerous candidates
Wisconsin members will doubtless have
a caucus and be gov rned by the unit
rule, and there Is little doubt Tat our
member will receive the support o. the
state delegation ii he 50 desires. He
will decide on his course when he ar
rives home, which will be- some time
during the present week.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

nemorrhoids. commonly known piles,
and ali other Rectal and Intestinal diseases
require treatment b. specialist. The gen
ertl practitioner can Civ. only casual study
OF the cause and cure of Hemorrhoids, ard
can give only temporary relief
have spent ten years Ia he treatment OF
Rectal and Intestinal Diseases. / state with.
out reservation that | have studied and
thoroughly understand every method OF
treatment OF these diseases which medical
SCIENCE has discovered
The result of my ten years of study and
experience as a knowledge OF the cause and
effect Of Hemorrhoids ana other Rectal and
intestinal diseases which few physicians
possess / treat only kectal and intestinal
diseases, ] cnre Hemorrhoids tPilesA Els.
tnlae Chro0te Constipation, Els sures and the
myriad other diseases Of the Rectum and lu-
tesliues. not temporarily, but for all tine.
by cnring the D inary cause o. these dis
Eases, You should honestly and fully inves.
tigate my ethods Of cure, which are arm
less, boodless aud without surgery n any
form
My Office is equipped with every modern
ntcthuu for he treatment OF Rectal and In
eSiinHi da eases. Many OF them are my own
invention a.d used only By me.
| am esne tally DESTROYS Of cases which
otter physicians have fasiAd to cure, and
ahy~i'h,n~ having ohstins cases under
frpa ment are requested, to consuit me free
u charge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
publication 0ctcbeF - 1903 II,
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order linl,ins tlms and no i

pfGVF lis2},1DS tiiA' ana no ICE,
's'UE SrtTE UF WISCONSIN,, VERNON
& County CoNrt In Probate
Tn Re matter IF the estate Of Mary PAR,
Eeseastd
a.. .Ae application Of John Psrr. I'D
ruig isteatnr IT thr estste Of 81 ry Pc r.,
is'. u Fevuou coauty, eroea ed, no ere having
rcGu.Fat t.se Appointment Of COM gIissiohsrs an
said estate,
Uls og5,s.3, ? EST ak mos rs f'oyu ard sf5er
U4c atc - }f-s e5Ses g, a4d a. hereby nx a r.
the rlln@ wfHlu watch lI creditors are 4 quirt,g
TO pr .tut .Gtlf stAlus and drmaUds aRsinst Ills
said Mary Purr, 0vcAasei, 10 thes county
court Of Nctaua ruatly, t0r examination aed
allowances.
ltts fagther ordered. That 81 claims aud de.
mau6s sp urespssls-d Hiii be examined ana sd-
jus;et beforv sbe za,d cleuty court at its court
ON M the ouurs auase 10 the cit, of Nroqua
IN said co,s Ht} ou The hrst day Of the regular
ERIN ire. euf. sp asLsJsd II bt uald On the FIRST
TuarfAy Uf AHv. lH3, and ali creditors are
Gs tusy aOltAvN ,Aereof
II Ye fRrther pgf4evett That notice Of the time
W5t0ln whiC Creditors n y prss5ut their claials
and ae0esuds aud uf the uute when the same
vis bt exam 4t.ed as1 &aj "a pd by tbe Gu &, as
aiosea& "a. ba given 10y EsbGsaIuE "a copy of tins
order fey ~ + suC13 slve Werks, pnsa ia each
peek. I'd tae Vernon County Censor, a newspaper
pahllshsa ia tae City ~ N}ruaus. "a SAID com.
~ the AEst publication to be made witAiB II
teen SeSR fiCrl the date hereof
Dated AIS 2iatday II OcJ0bar. 1862.
BY the Court, d. 0. MAKoNEY. County Judge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
WhNIEp.

A 4'eHnau ard collector at Niroqua
fn f.k. oi,a!te "pt accounts ar0 ell
be singer Machine idiwral eoairs, I
win b. aigtH ~ good man Apply at
once THG 1NGEH MIC ~. IL Cros>e
Wrukjea a,a sulo0tbed away bY IT'S
0a4linn ones. H~atn tired and de-
,,re, I'D ~ NE VS. ind cure in Rocky
Mountain Tea 81 ets. FJr sale by A.
j Johnson
The law has - penalty for stealing a
heart. baeau-e tha punishment of hav-
ny & left on your hands Il enough.
The bachelor does all he can
Sometimes to catch p wife.
1t never il the single man
VI no lead- q double life,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
Clearance sale 10 Millinery at Mrs Larson's.

Commencing Nov 1st and Continuing
through re balance of the season, or IN
til goods are disposed of, / win open mp
my south store rs u bargain store in
watch every sale win BIZ u bargain.
Street hats and dress hats, all trimmed
this fall, regular prices from rs cents to
BIB 90 s3lti at this sale for % cents up
10 81 so. Some nice white hats also in
cluded IL this sale, an assortment OF
caps frou to % cents. will also giY2
reduced prices on all trimmed hats IN
my north store in order to close out
quickly SIS / intend eniarging my store
tor the coming spring season.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
DISEASES OF WOMEN.

Many diseases and disorders Of the delicate
f.ni,sle organs re she results of rectal all
meats and cannot be cured until the cause Is
removed. Thousands OF women are suffer
Ing daily fortunes from female disorders be :
cause their physicians havt not discovered
that the cAuse of their t-oHbte Is some rectal
disease | have given special Attention dur
Inc my years OF study and practice to the
reex action OF rpcuI diseases an the female
arg ans ard have core hundreds Of cases of
female disorders which have bIi HE'D other
physicians flr years Women suffering from
diseases peculiar TO their sex which their
physicians have been unable to cure should
consult me. My office offers every privacy
and female attendants are at the service OF
my patients.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

State Journal: Ii is more than posi-
BILE that the territories Of Oklahoma
arizona and New Mexico will be admit
ted into the union n the coming meet
ing of cc1eless. This action will dis
pose of all territories in the union ex-
cept Alaska and Hawaii. Plausible
reasons for such action are the inereas'
ed republican votes in the territories
mentioned
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

Madison Democrat: Congressman Bah
cock is a nlarv lous prophet. His ante
selection estimate Of the next hoG1e OF
representatives was 20f republican mem
bers. and sure enough the poll will ai-
parentlv disclose a'most IL not identi-
caIly that numbert Two years ago like,
wise his prognostieation was Amazingly
verified. Such guessing has never been
surpassed in orr political affairs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

The leading papers # the country
predict that President Rlo.evelt, IN h'7
forthcoming message to .cong1esS' WE
take strong ground against ths p as''Es
trade trusts OF the country. II sa NJ
will find unanimous support amou5
the people Of the United States.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

We have for sale, on the n r Smith
farm. town If Webster, los, 00G ttpr Of
common lumber. consisting nf sheath
Ing, fencing ard dimension timhers
from 6 90 TO feet IN langtn, ~ ~ ~ ~
per 900 fact Sh4rk - h~ sod he Jan
nary /. N G. Rf.AKEsLrE g. Son
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

Why 10 some people persist in
throwing awav their hard earned dol
lars in buying what ia known as
trash2 When they buy,
why not insist upon getting an article
8f well kuown merit? The man who
BUYS from ua knows he is getting the
best. les POEHRFR, Jeweler.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

There will he sense Of relief n2w
that the election is oyer Tn people
have grown very tired 81 faetI"7a'
quarrel that makes personal enemies
Of copartisans. The fractional QuaTfsls
among partisans is like family guar
rel over dead mans estate, In witch
hr,nan nature shows far frou1its best
r.,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

Owing to an error in date of sale bil's,
VIZ dis not sell all our Shropshire raIns
Still have one and two year Old rams,
good ones, not chilled for eale right
Gro. T. TATE Ii FARCE Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

There have been over sixty thousand
bunting licenses is.ued % Wise fnsln
IN. and abont two hundred and
president licenses. These are
reil d to pay twenty five dolla fer
the privilege Of bunting deer II y is-
cpnsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
First publication Oct. 3. 1879 a,
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice to Creditors.

NOtICe 70 tEtUtIUFe.
VERNON COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE,
v IN h, matter OF the estate OF q, W. Lewis.
letters OF administration on said estate
having been granted 10 " &. Lewis q fuba,
WIS and six nl anths from and after the nth
iav ~ oct A %. 1909 being allowed for
sreditnss 70 present their claims against said
5e,rg- ed REORGANIZATION and allowances;
Natfc. h Hereby Given. That tbe said
ae,,ntv C,surt viii on the lat Tuesday IA April
f43 Al The Probate OftiCe in the city OF Vi
rfs9,,N. Perceive. examine and adjust al claims
ana demands OF all persons against nesAlo
G W Lewis. deceased, -
Dated VirOqua, Oct, II, WE.
d. .. AAHoNEY, County Judge,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

H. w. Barkers Cough, Catarrh.
Consumption Remedy will do what NO
other MEDICINE can. Try it. at Johnson's
drng store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
50 mnlk pInLk-

No. one HemIock sidewalk plank, chi
~ four feet &tG; numner two iismiocF,
STA, nGm5er oae pine, Sl7
NIR0QUA LUMBER Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12

viii be paid for the return &C a hlac
ard tan hound. Small scar GA left hind
leg, several small scars Sn back; short
bar, daTk co7or ard . god II ker
@. T. SHANNON, Weatby, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-12
ERANK z. We sTON,M.D.

La Crosses celebrated specialist In rectal
and Intestinal diseases, who treats patients
personally.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-08
SUIT FOR HEAVY DAMAGES.

Helena, Oct. "A big damage suit was recently filed here in the Federal court in which the Cotton Belt Rail- road is defendant On transcript from the circuit court of Monroe county the suit was sent to the United States court, the title of the case being Mary Jane and Walter Norman, her husband, vs the St Louis Southwest ern Railroad Company, w. E. Graham and w. A. Lee. The plaintiffs ask for damages from the defendants to the extent of $25, ,0OO for personal injury received by them. The case was in the Federal court before, but was dis missed for error, and afterward re- vived in the state courts, from which it is now sent to the Federal courts for retrial.
 The plaintiff alleges that several years ago she was en route from Ola rendon to Altheimer, station on the Cotton Belt short distance from Pine Bluff, and that the train did not stop at Altheimer, and in her effort to alight from the platform she was thrown to the ground and mangled by the wheels of the moving train. The plaintiff claims that an agent of the road offered to settle the claim for $1 200, and did pay her $70O of the amount. The complaint further states that the plaintiff signed the agreement to compromise when she was still suf- fering from her injuries and not in her right mind, and that her husband was not present.
 The woman has been seen in Helena at previous terms of the court and is a most piteous sight, both her limbs being horribly mangled.
 In view of the circumstances of the alleged settlement of the claim and the recent critical condition of the plaintiff, damages are asked for to the extent of $25, 900. Parker & Parker are attorneys for the plaintiff and J. M. & J J. Taylor for the defend ants.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-08
E. T. WASHBURN,

E. T. Washburn, aged about fifty years, died at his home fifteen miles south of here on White river, where he was engaged in the saw mill busi- ness, Wednesday morning at 12:3O o'clock from congestive chill after a sickness of several weeks
 The remains of the deceased will be taken back to his former home at Wickliffe, Kentucky for their last resting place and the family will leave here on this sad mission tomorrow morning.
 MT. Washbrn moved to Newport with his family last April, where they have made many friends who sympa- thize deeply with them in their dis tress. A widow, three sons, Drs. B. A. and w. R. and Edgar Washburn, two daughters, one married and the other Miss Etta Carl Washburn, are left to mourn very kind and loving parent, thoughtful and devoted hus- band.
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-08
ASSOCIATION SECEDES.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct 7. The sa- line Baptist Association, the oldest in the State, which has been in session here since Saturday, by vote Monday afternoon severed it's connection with the Baptist State convention and in- dorsed the General Association of Baptist Churches as being more in harmony with the teachings of the Bible, and admitting of freer co-op- eration of the churches without a de- parture from the Bible teachings, and recognizing the sovereignty and in- dependence of the churches more fully" This is to continue ssuntil such time as the State convention sees fit to eliminate the objectionable, and we think, the unscriptural feat ure of the present plans of work"
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-08
THREE PROMINENT BROTHERS

The nomination for congress of the three Landis brothers, two in Illinois and one in Indiana, prompted the claim that if these gentlemen were elected, it would be the first time three brothers had served in congress together. The Augusta, (Me.) Jour- nal, however, disputes this contention and points to the case of Maine's famous Washburn brothers, four of them representing as many states in congress, three of them being mem bers at the same time and all three later becoming governors of their respective states. In the Thirty
 seventh congress were the three Fessendon brothers, all from the state
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-08
FAILED TO FULFIL CONTRACT.

Texarkana, Oct 7.The Texarkana waterworks property was sold at auction today on an order issued by Judge Rogers of the federal court. Howell Barry, representing the bond holders, made the highest bid, $76,0 ,000, and the property was knocked down to him. The court will later pass upon the sale. The trouble of the waterworks people grew out of a failure to furnish sufficient quantity of water to supply the public de- mands. Representatives of the peo- pie secured the appointment of a re- ceiver and later an order to sell the property, which sale was consum mated today.