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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
ALIrrLR SERMON.
YOUNG MAN, WAKE UPl

WHY ia it tina. so many young men
seem tied down to 80 narrow round or
lifeg They are content TO be numbered
one of some certain set in society. They
ara content TO work on limite9 salaries,
"a only they can keep up the style OF
dress and indulge in the amusements OF
the set to which they belong. Trey
have no ambition to do more, better or
different in any way than just what our
set" do. The farthest their ambition
seems to reach. is to complain that
young men have no chances, nowadays.
They seem 10 have no idea OF making
chances. Believing that it Is all luck
kehat one gets ahead In any way, they are
not ready TO take advantages that offer.
Why should a young man allow himself
| to be like one in flock of sheepf Just
to follow in the lead of some one never
striking out to make an independent
course for himself9 Young man II You
determine to advance you can do 30.
The world is before you. You are not
pinned down; your hands are not tied.
Move out of the rut. Try yourself. You
do not know what capabilities are IN
YOU till you try. Do not be afraid OF
work. Work is the blessing of the
world. Take cold of things with energy
and determination to rise to the top In
some line. Do not give hale hearted
service. Give faithfulness, earnest at
| tention. and thought to your work
Shilly-shally, o.lly-dally, shirking never
l brought success. You have individual
| iity, let it work out and accomplish some
thing. Put personal effort and your
best ability In your work and 1t will
tell. There are new fields for action
being opened up every day. New in
ventions, new railroads and new enter
prizes are offering new opportunities TO
those who have the vim to undertake
something. Wake mp, young man, and
find yourself
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
City Council Work.

Regular meeting called TO order by
mayor, on Tuesday evening. May Z. All
members present The following ac-
counts were approved and allowed undel
suspension of rules: For freight and tel
egram So Ga; M. d. Helgerson, 81. 20;
A. J. johnson, 500; E. Monson, 81 IS;
Anton johnson, 81 Chas Allen, ST. so.
Upon recommendation of chairman of
committee On water, 2-inch water main
was ordered extended on North Main
street, and the committee ON public
property was ordered to purchase 1900
feet of pinch pipe.
Upon motion $40 was appropriated to
the G.. A. R., for Decoration day exer'
cises
On motion it was decided to take 15
year extension of lease of Robt johnson
of land for dumping ground On motion
the city clerk was instruc ID to Issue
order of S. for two years rent of dump
ing grounds.
Conncil adjourned until 10 O'CLOCK
this "wednesday morning.
H. L, PACKARD, City Clerk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
Should Have Had the Censor "Mule. "

The Wonewoc Reporter gives the fol.
lowing humorous account of the antics
of gasolene engine:
Last Thursday Aaron White had the
Reporter all ready for the Press at p.
m. He fed the Office mule with the Gus
tomary ration of gasolene and touched
it gently with an electric spark, but the
ornery cuss settled back on his launches
and refused to bulge He evidently
wanted to know by what right a change
of bosses had been made without his
consent White coaxed and curried the
beast tor an hour and then G. N. Col
burn sat down at his SIDE and talked
kiodly to him and looked down his
throat TO see what was eating him. AT
ter two hours of patient coaxing and
prodding and pounding he took hold OF
the burden and run off the edition with
out letting any one know why he made
mp his mind to behave himself"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
Frihat,s Ball Game

The game at the fair grounds on Fri
day afternoon was interesting, though
the score stands rather too high to allow
the CENSOR man an opportunity TO
style them professionals. - However,
there was number of fine plays. Min
shall made 3 home run, Morley, pitcher
for the high school, took a hot liner
straight from the bat. and Oscar Bor-
gerson made a g. catch which co1id
hardly be bettered. Minshall 2nd - is-
sell Of the band team, each scored five
times as did also Henry for the high
school team. The score stood 81 to %
in favor of the band boys. Battery work
was done by wilsey and Minshall for
the winners and Morley and Ady for the
school
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
Congregational Notes.

Mid-week service on Thursday even
ing at o'clock. Subject. Christian
stability
The pastor will preach at both services
next Sunday Morning service, w ho-
soever will Evening subject, fifth IN
the ries Of vital topics The vet blan-
ket, the poverty. and the happy-misera-
BILE families.
The pastor who is registrar OF the
La Crosse district of Congregational
churches. will be absent next week for
several days at West Salem, where he
will give an address ON the Federation
of our benevolent societies.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
The Programme.

The program for the entertainment
Friday evening of this week, comprises
both literary and musical numbers. The
attempt mas been made to balance them
nicely so that variety may be gained
which will add something to the pleasure
of the occasion There has certainly
been dearth of entertainments of this
Kind during the past season. Persons
interest d in such matters should give
this new departure their support and
encouragement in rder that II satisfs C.
tory it may be repeated and perhaps h.
come an annual event 1t has been sue-
gested that in that case not only wuu d
series of popular entertainments he
given the public but also distinct gain
would be made in the interests of edn-
cation. 1t is too often the case in schools
that the energies not absorbed by the
regular routine are directed entirely into
athletic or social channels. While snch
activities have V ry proper value. it is
evident that they should not be allowed
~ monopoly of possible interest A lib
eral attendance at the Congregational
church will show the boys and girls rilat
they have the approval of the people.
Three leading members of the bar of
Viroqua have consented to act rs judges
in the debating contest. The program
is rs follows
Selection. ................O Orchestra
Vocal Solo. o............G Grace Dickson
Piano Solo ......... Effie Ady
Recitation .......... Lizzie Witherbee
Vocal Solo. ............. Kathryn Joyce
Debate Resolved, that this standard
high school courses should be radically
changed in order TO promote the ends of
education Affirmative, Harry Wulfing,
Fred Morley; negative, f. r. Russell,
John T. Kendall.
1lanO ootO. .......,.........h hazeI belt
Vocal Solo. ......... Flossie Stricken
1lano Duet. -.-..........-..
..... Helen Munson, Genevive Harris
RecltatlTn. Celia Proctor
Selection .................O Orchestra
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
Takes First Bounty

Bud Hunt Of Sterling, brother of Reed
Hunt of this city, was the first man TO
kill rattlesnake and claim the bounty
under the resolution adopted by the last
county board 1t is reported that Fl. A.
Hanchett Of the town of Viroqua, came
second with two snakes killed May 1.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
Hls secona Rtde On the Cas-

Atley Peterson OF Soldiers Grove, took
his father to Readstown one day last
week inst for a ride on the cars, il being
the second time in his life that the old
gentleman ever indnlged in the pleasure
He came 10 the state many years ago
when railroads were very few in the
country and very little patronized- Mr.;
Peterson SAYS his mother, who Is still
living. has never ridden on train in
hsr life. -Kickapoo Chief.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08

Wall paper, in beautiful designs, at
all prices at A. J. johnson & Co.'S
Double umber of stamps free with each
urcha 90 for the next thirty days
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08

DO your trading at Lindemann q
Co. =. A. J. Johnson's and Palyer 81 Call
and get those beautiful articles that are
given away for trading stamps.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08

Gackle, cackIe, Plymouth Rocks,
Ye can have the wagon-box,
n the smoke-house, "a the barn,
TAKE 'em-we don't care a darn.
Cackie here and cackle there.
Lay your eggs Just anywhere.
Every time ye lhy an egg,
Down the mortgage goes a peg.
Cackle, cackie all the day,
Who kin find better way
Fer 70 git ahead again
Than to cultivate the hen2
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
PRELIMINARY WORK FOR THE FAIR.
or -srs Meet and Make LIST Of Superintendents and
Committees sl.4S0 for Races.

The officers of tre Vernon County
Agricultural society az meeting held
recently, began the work of preparing
for the seasons fair. The amount ap
propriated for races viii be 81, 45e tbs
schedules being left for future settle
ment. Below we give list of expert
Judges, superintendent and committees
of the several departments:
Horses-E. Tilton.
Cattie-A. +, May.
Sheep and Swine--Jens Davidson,
Poultry-John A. Doerr.
Farm and Garden--J. II McLees. Superin-
tendent; c. Ellefson, ]. NJ Nance, J. A. Thom =
pson.
Fruii--A Jordan Superintendent; f l.
Barney. j K Hall, sylvester cooley.
Butter, Etc. "A Jordan. Superintendent;
Mr. lIoltz, II f RoS RS. Mrs Portft.
Machiaery-J Doerr, supertnteadent; l.
w swain, " Davis Fhos stevens
Pastry and Canned Goods-Mrs 4 Y Car
michael, Superintendent: Mrs r L Nixon, ;
Griffin, Mrs j II Mel Lees.
Domestic Ma nufacture Mrs WA Gott, sup
erIntendent; Mrs. 4 II Dani Mrs Ellis Reed,
Miss Mary Sasaash.
Fancy and Ornamental Miss Lucy DAVIS on
Superintendent; Mrs Belt fes l. Coed
win, Mrs Il White.
Flowers Mrs WA Gatt Superintendent:
Mrs ID Honaker. Mrs w Morgan, Mrs l. NJ
Thompson.
Painting-Miss Lucy Dawson, Superintend-
ent Pearson Mrs l. Plimpton, Miss M
Andrews
Educational--H L Gardner, superintend-
ent John DeLacy, Miss Ella Wilson, Miss
Olga Natwick.
Miscellaneous--H L Gardner superlntend
ent; V Porter, fheodOre Oftedahi,
eterson
Superintendent OF Races--O G Munson.
Superintendent of Gsmes-D o Mahoney.
superintendent of Gans VI Stbaugh.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed and will be added to the rules govern
ing the matter of entries Amy live
stock with pedigree. not herein o,Sssed,
will be classed and receive premiums
same as those already classed; provided,
there is an exhibit by resident of this
county" and, No animal of any breed
shall be ruled out on account of being
over fat
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08
You VIII Never Be Sorry.

For living pure life
For doing your level best.
For looking before leaping
For being kind to the poor.
For thinking before speaking.
For harboring clean thoughts.
For standing by your principles.
For stopping your ears to gossip.
For being generous to an enemy.
For being courteous TO all.
For asking pardon when in error.
For being honest in business dealings
For giving an unfortunate a lift.
For promptness in keeping your prom
ises
For putting the best meaning on the
acts of others Sunday School a advocate.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-05-08

Pursuing the course for which IL was Great
ed the taxcommIssion. early ia the presen
to secure legislation which would Insure
more equal and just distribution OF taxes.
gne artIou within conservative bounds. the
cornuission avoided all possibility OF lnjus-
lice 10 any interest by 80 framing those bills
Ia Increase the tax upon quasi public cor Dor-
ations such increase vas DslOW tho amount
which the statistics gathered by both tax
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
ABOUT JAPANESE sOLOlERY
WatEmbe. geHre.eatative OF Array q
in United Afas@a


Washington. July Is-Lteulsnaut Col
one waianbe. the nrst representative
O. the Jspaness army 70 be accredited -
Wasnlngtoa IS E military attaeks. A..
rived here today ard reported to ne
JsDaress IsGaticn-
The present. military system or garaa
- thoroughly 1ocera." said "A. ~a1c re-
similar . ths best European svsf-fas.
those CT Germany telnE foilo4ef a. =
oouslfsrzsIs sxtsnE Tbs peace fostfnx s
from 1850 70 S1.elG ussa. W8gs. a var fses-
INK about eogbls thss humber. ana ~
reserved are un1mitsd naza5era uhi-h
can % called Upon. Tie aruy 81 az
videf inlo fhirtsea cisisls1a. u.th q -
eral ~ conzaard q each.
The gaparens troopa are srrref as
equipped Eilb TIE r1osf faesarn ss-t-ss
a vzTfarc ths latest RAID ~. frr~-.
tons bei1s ae1ed aboat fhfes yanrz ars.
weapon. n1ste in car oua araersfs "a
couhlsiaE tie bsrt fsztsrfa x tns -ft.r
noat sTeefaal v.apoDs Al ne h.sev
rars, - weI a. rees. ars nes as.-r
fra1zfacfsss1 ia Iaraaaaa arasnsir rsa-
Eclflers are vel dfsusd ara arrrrte-..
haa stoaa theos - - caratss = rre.r
rrpaliity. Fts hear mach - ne A-.s-z.s.
hni-ifF-s7 r. ne -ast arc sfszgs fssa-a-
De Trsorts as - ths.r appeara-e~s eur.
sEf a. 1ghu-g seilitT. Z as ga 10
say. fea. fhat tasTs - tss r.aef fr.assr
ffsaF a@t~ffa tlls gzsassss ed srrsr-
lraa silica
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
ton in this matter.

ton IN this matter.
Under the existing practice each OF tn
four bureaus, new construction. steam en-.
cheering, equipment yards and decks
maintains independent establishments n
each yard. Secretary Long has stroagIy
recommended TO congress a consolidation
Of the bureaus IA the navy department
l-self under one head. 90 As 20 rid the ser
vice OF the wrsnglinE and jealousies tia
mar the best plans for ship construction.
Several preliminary Questions must be
first passed upon ~ the various bureaus
O. the department before the Plans for
the new station can Be prepared II Is
said mat even the location OF tbs station
IN subig bay has not yet been absolutely
determined.
Admiral Taylor has asked for the ap-
pointmeut OF an additional member Of the
board and has recommended Lieuteuaut
Siblank who has recently returned from
TIE Philippines.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
EXECUTED BY ELECTRICITY
Chautauqua Count Is Put to Death in
Electrical Chair.

Aburn, y. Y. july 15.-Frauk Wenner-
holm, the Chautouqga county murderer,
was put to death lv electricity in the
prison here today. The current was ap-
Piled for one minute and five seconds and
the man was pronounced dead. When he
took his seat in the chair, Wennerholm
appeared to be on the point OF utter col
lapse. As the strap over the face was put
IN position the doomed man tossed his
head nervously TO one side and uttered a
low moan.
The current was Of 1900 volts and sew
en- amperes which was reduced after two
seconds to 200 volts for half L minute and
then increased 10 its original strength
for two seconds. when it was again re-
duced to 90 volts for half a minute and
increased to 1850 and when it was turned
of the man was dead
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
TO BREAK RECORDS
Everything II Ready for Junfs
Races Of iowa Association.

=
Races OF iowa Association.
Council Bluffs, Ia. July 1s-Au Is ready
at Lake Manawa for the Junior races Of
the annual regatta OF the Iowa state
Amateur Rowing Association. this az
ternoon- With a day similar 20 that Of
yesterday. the oarsmsn say their records
are bound % be broken. -Four crews are
entered IN the fours and doubles and 70
is in these contests that interest cen
ters TO-DAY. Each crew has BEEN doing ex
cellent work during the last few days at
the lake. most q the coaches Hre con-
ddent that their crews VIII win. and
rverv competing oarzman IS said % be
The best Il physical condition The
seatts- which VIII open today is the
seventeenth annual ARRAY q the kind
held hv the association ard the races
promise % Be some q tns most fierce
i- contested IN The history q the organ
szation- Owing 70 tne short distance.
o7e haIf nle. which is covered 81 All the
Tacss tvo heats out e ne three are
required 90 declare The victor.
Fresh crowds are arriving from d
bu1ue sioux city. Otrarnva. Davenport.
and Other roinr7 - the state. % cheer
their favorftcs over the Hne. Grst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
Conditions in south Africa Said 20 BE
EmDPgyfug

Manila, July 16.-H Phelps Whitmarsh,
governor of Bengust province, woh was
recently ordered to Manila for investiga-
ton Of certain charges against him is
writing a statement in his own defense
for admissions Of the United States com
mission in denying some and making ex-
plantations Of others Of the allegations
against him. Whether or not he is ex-
honerated is considered, it IS considered
that it viii be difficult for him and Otto
Scherer, secretary Of the province. TO-
gether to govern the province success
fully. the two officials having clashed-
The insurgent general Geberro, with sew
enty men, has surrendered to the authori-
ties at Legaspi. AIbay province. General
Aquino. who has been proved to be re-
sponsible for the murder OF the i've
captured soldiers Of the 18th infantry
has been sentenced to Imprisonment for
life.
Many native murderers have been
hanged or imprisoned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
ACCURACY IS REQUIRED
Exact Boundaries OF Louisiana Par-
chase Are Asked For.

s. Louis. July H. letter has bss1
sdGresse- 70 Thomas u. Carter. secr-ta-
p CT the national coznmission. y Fresi-
dent y. p Francis O. the Louisiana Psr-
chase exposition. reqsesticg an Official
definition q the boundaries q ths L11i-
slzna parcAase- The isttsr. ia past Is
- foilzws:
The Information - desired 70 zscrrs
uniformlry 81 ike nays and historical ac-
c1racT On IRE literature rertalninz %
the worlds fair fss aIeo dealra y 60
order % perfect IRE Iloasslara F+aFcHsse
organization for c9-operlgsa is.ths eEp0-
Eltioa.
In t1ls connection Elza O. can yo1y
afte1aloa % ihs 6.geferoes 81 tha zars
iss1ee ~ tie Eovernmest v1-zln q isN
years. scrss q taen 1ro5eeteE 10 L9zi-
E.ana purchase ters1i9ry I1rozEa 3 the
FaciGc. o;hers Emltzs . 20 f1e sstsr
shea Ire bssassa the Ezr-ez9i al
the par.fc
- rrt aa1s o. congress sesrral
years ago ~ the z1re-nzeet e1uzz-essa
nee--r -o sTcra sns ass.s t1r gee ela=s
- tho1e us7 th.ak ere l<r-la-aaa tsr-
,4tory -zfra1ee - tes Fesc A. a.
Gel eraresfsa 80 fee reEnt % - rsgsn
tz-a raperl Ia eaaefre- a.rzAte
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17

bank for an hour. making repeated at
tempts 20 force the strong box. mean
while keeping up an exchange Of shots
with the villagers.
Finally the bandits Ted IN two rigs
which had been previously stolen. sher-
if Anderson and posse are in pursuit.
There was only $50 in the strong box.
the package Of $500 having been received
too late to be placed therein last even
ing. The loss Is covered by insurance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
ACTRESSES DIE TOGETHER
Two " omen Take Poison From Dis
appointment: in Wort


London. July Is.-Ida and Edith yoe-
land, actresses, = and p years old respec-
lively. committed suicide together By tax
ing poison IN their rooms II London to-
day.
About noon Eo-,l called their Iandlsdy
and told the latter she and her sister had
taken poison She asked The Iandiady 10
set cab and put herself and sister into
IT, ad promised they would leave the
house without creating sceae. Ppoa 50
Ing up stairs the lanoIady found Ida dead
Edith died on the way % the hospital
IDA had been engaged az The Duke "
York theatre under the mana cement q
Charles Frohuan Tor three years she
scored a great success 10 the pro5t tson
ot the ~Swash6uckler- ana had fslei
Evelyn AillArSs psr1 OF Lady Ursula
at the Duke % YoTks thsatrs IN Anthony
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
ALL WALKED OUT
Freight Handlers Demand Higher
Names md Recnnnizznra

Freight Handlers Demand Higher
Wages and Recognizsncs.
Port Costa. Cal, July 16.-Four hundred
men who handled freight IN the ware
houses here have gon out on a stike.
Work IN all the warehouses from Nevada
dock to Crockett, as well as the Crockett
sugar refinery. is al a standstlI ard ship
ping is laid Up. The men presented an
ultimatum Saturday 10 their employers.
They askekd for s. a day for nine hours
work and time and hair FER all over
time The warehouses cGered a raise
Of five cents an hour, which would be
thirty cents an hour Tor ten hours vori-
but refused to recognize the men as q
union The Offer not meeting wish the
approval Of the men. they wal,ed o-t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17

tence OF Imprisonment 20 that sf SauisA-
menL
Guerfn was taken from hts eel n fan
soon after midnight last night 81 polics
sgents who subsequently, put him ca
board train going Ia Ihs e!rection e
Basic. Switzerland.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
SEVEN MEN KILLED
rain Is Attacked ~ Armed Force IN

Train Is Attacked ~ Armed Force in
Mexico.
Cordora. Mex. July IA train on TIRE
Vera Cruz and Pacific railroad was az
tackled by q large force q armed men
at Tierre Blanca, a small st2tion- seven
men on the train were killed As soon
as news CT the attack reached C-rlqra
a force Of rurais were sent q ths scene
and they are now ia pursglt ~ mem
hers of the mob. The cause Of tAe 1t-
tack is not known here. IS said O. have
been maid b men who were fornzilE
employed IL the construction * tie roz1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17

Hopes play, The Adventure Of Lady Ur-
sula" in 1893. during Miss Millard's i'll
ness. Edith Yeoland once played a part
in Nell Gwynn." Both the women had
recently been without engagements and
they were bitterly disappointed at failing
to secure an expected engagement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
WLEhLl EAGLE.
One COPY. one year.-....................- !

Eastern business office. 42 a. IS. A. As ss.
The Tribune" Building, New York city;
Western business office. asp. The kook-
sry.' Chicago The :. c. BecSwith Special
Agency, sole agents for Foreign Adver-
Using.
Readers OF the Eagle when TO New
York CITY or Chlc8go. can see copies of
the paper at the ONCE OF our agents Al
the address given above.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
is GIGANTIC SCHEME
Colorado VIII Organize to Go Away
With THUG Rule

With Thug Rule.
Denver. Colo. July 16-The Republican
today says; The ministers of this city are
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of organizing
a vigilance committee. The idea IS to
overthrow thug rule. They say they VIII
work IN conjunction with the police de-
partment, but It is possible that the po-
lice department may be an entirely SD
purhuous contingent Although il. is
against the thugs that the ministers viii
particularly direct their attention. the
work which they propose TO Go st once is
only preliminary TO the gigantic scheme
they have under consideration. looking "a
/. the uplifting OF the entire community.
They propose TO establish an organization
OF power as fer reaching IS Tammany' 5
in New York City. but with a view 10 IS
tahlishing law and order instead OF Do
litioal supremacy. The plaa FOR their or
ganizadeu was prepared by q judge on The
bench.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17
Trouhle oecurs b lrnnirrant 60.

Trouble Occurs in Immigrant 5ureau.
Chicago July l6-Fresh trouble has
broken out il The western immigrant bu-
reau which may lead 10 the reopering Of
the commission question II is claimed
that an immigrant sgeat has been pay
Ing high commissions TO steamship agents
aid thereby gaining g large proportion q
the Immigrant business for his road. As
the bureau was formed ror the purpose Of
eQualzius this class OF traffic over the
different roads. the lines dependent upon
it have entered q protest against the al
leged tactics az their competitors and
the matter VIII De considered AZ meeting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-17

Schweiters unfermented grape Juice IS
the best food and drink combined. 25-2St