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OFFICES FOR RENT,

THE UNDERSIGNED CFFERs
offices for rent in the MCINTYRE
BUILDING, now being erected as cor
ner of Fort and King streets, this
city. Apply to e. r. BISHOP,
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. March 30, 1901.
NAME OF STOCK.
MERCANTILE

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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
Revlva, Meetings Command Interest

The attendance at the revival services
at the Methodist church on Sunday was
large, especially la the evening, at
which time, chairs in the aisles and the
opening of the League room were neces-
sary TO seat people. The services were
exceptionally impressive and much ap-
preciatei. The sermons by Miss Glea-
SON, the evangelist, was logical and apt
ly illustrated and delivered in manner
not less pleasant wthan forcefuL Miss
Merrill contributed largely TO the success
of the meeting by her solos, as did the
chorus choir in leading the general sing
ing. Miss Merrill has fnll contralto
voice and plays her own accompaniment
on the auto-harp. The meetings con-
tinue to grow in interest There are
Bible readings conducted by the evan
gelist at 8 o'clock every afternoon and a
preaching service at 7:30 preceded pray
er service in League room att O'Clock.
The meetings will continue over the
coming Sabbath when Miss Gleason
will preach both morning and evening
and Miss Merrill will sing some of her
best selections, which announcement
should be sufficient to insure congrega-
tinos up to the seating capacity of the
church. The ladies go from here to
Mauston.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
EDUCATION THAT PAYS.

The announcement Of the winter term
OF the Wisconsin Business University of
La Crosse, In this issue Of the CENSOR,
calls to mind the fact that it Ia ten years
since Mr.. Toland established that now
famous institution, and, that during all
that time We have the first uncompli-
mentary remark TO hear concerning it.
The Toiand universities are conducted
on very different lines from those fol
lowed by any similar institutions. The
work Ia intensely practical and goes far
beyond the requirements OF ordinary
business collegse. As result, the de-
mand for Mr.. Toland's graduates is al
most always in excess Of supply. A
great many young people from this vi
cinity have attended Mr.. Toland & schools
and we know Uf none who excel in their
work who have not been eminently sue
cessful in securing positions. Many
young men who were petty clerks or
day laborers took course at the univer-
sity and were sent to positions com
manding first clsss salaries. That others
will be equally fortunate there is no
doubt az the demand for the Mr.. To
lands graduates Is almost invariably in
excess Of the supply No young man or
woman can make better investment
Of time and money than in securing a
business education and we know of nc
school that offers as many or az valuable
/ Inducements as the Wisconsin Business
University.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
CIty Council Work.

At Tuesday evenings session OF the
city council notice was given that Bar
ney Olson had taken an appeal from the
action Of the council, which refused 70
pay balance Of 1910 claimed 10 be due
him Ou well drilled last season. In
circuit court Olson sues for this amount
and $500 additional. maintaining that
he was damaged to that extent by loss
Of time On account Of imperfect con-
dition Of the well drilled by Olson
another well was sunk this season The
city will claim large damage from Oh
son and seek 10 collect from his bonds
men the amount paid him on contract.
In miscellaneous and labor accounts
$l16 were allowed. Allen and Jackson
were allowed amount due them on city
hall contract Voted 70 pay IS per month
toward keeping night watchrnan ton
winter, such official 70 act as special
policeman during his hours Of service.
Mayor and clerk were instructed tc
borrow 81 900 20 meet bills Of current
month. J. w. Lake was sold crushed
rock at S. per cord
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
Will il be Chasetowp?

C. M. Sterling has been here for some
days surveying and plating into lots
two and FIVE acre parcels, for Frank A.
Chase, the land purchased by the latter
from Ananias Smith. A street has been
laid out running north and south, so
that the properties surveyed will
face the street east and west. Mr.. Chase
has commenced the drilling of a well on
Smith mound, the highest point Of land
in this section, where a system Of water
works will be located for convenience
of parties purchasing land in his addi-
tion to the town. A water main will be
extended through the territory offered
for sale 1t is very slightly spot and
will make q pleasant home for persons
desiring lots and acreage property. Al
bert Lind's crew is sinking the well.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13

Jim Revels, a young man of % years
of age, met with q frightful accident in
Riley Newman 'scorn husker and shred
der on Theo. Quinn farm last Wednesday
morning while feeding the machine. In
some manner his left hand got caught
in the cylinder and the whole hand and
arm were taken offswithin four inches of
the elbow He was Immediately brought
to town anu taken to the Office of DIR.
Jones where the arm was promptly cared
for The young man showed all kinds
Of grit and stood the operation very well.
At present the unfortunate fellow is
doing well and resting very comfortably
all circumstances considered. Hillsboro
Sentry
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
Eleven Hundred Hunting Licenses To- Date.
PRESENT WEEKS ISSUE.

Viroaua-James II TiIton, Emmett Hall
Arthur Jssperson, M N Henry Eliza Tllton.
Kickap3o--k Andrews Walter Holcomb
Hlllsboro--J Joseph N Cole.
Westpy--Gilbert Peterson
Forest--Arthur Newman. Myron Winchell
VIM Downing. Wesley Corn.
Jefferson Reiner J5acson, Christian Olson
Halbert GabrielsoE, Tennis Johnson. Louis
stoleson. Arthur Brye, Phillip Bouffieur. Ole
LavOd, J w Mills.
Readstown-Albert Stevens.
Whitestown--J. II. naples.
Franklin-W. J. DeWitt, l. Anderson,
Thos Sandwich John o Lesry.
sterling-Martin Simpson, Allen Halvorsen.
Union Charley Reede.
Harmony--Mason McLees. Ole Christopher
son, Tom Christopherson, Albert Chrlstoph-
erson. Thos Gtibei tson, Morris Geary II STEM.
Retreat--F p Hayden.
Niclory-Wm. Kish.
Hamburg-W @ BazaZo Hski.
Coon-Adolph Lee.
wheatiaud-Geo. Bromley, james Bromley,
Frank Bromley.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
congregational Notes.

Mid-week service On Thursday even
ing at 7:3U, THE effect OF our work on
our character" Luke XII, 35-4S.
Next Sunday morning the pastor will
speak on Thou Shalt do no Murder,
the sixth commandment. In the even
ing he will give shc sixth address on
the misunderstanding series, on The
Magic Word of Success" We have
Just received our new singing books
which the chorus will use next Sunday
evening. The public are asked to en-.
JOY these helpful services
On Sunday evening, November oath,
we will have Thanksgiving praise
service. Fuller notice viii be given
next week.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
A BIG SALE OF HEREFORDS.

The entire hero of Hereford cattle
lately owned by L. II. Glenn of Dell.
will be sold at auction at the stock yards
in Westby on Tuesday, Nov. 10, COM
consists OF 10 cows, 2 TO 8 years old, all
in calf; yearling bulls, 2-year-old bull,
/ 3.year-old bull, 1 yearling heifer, 1
2-year old heifer, 10 calves, 5 months old,
bulls an1 heifers. This is choice herd
all in fine shape and we'll marked. Too
good to ship and want to give the
| farmers and breeders of Vernon county
a chance to get at them. A
]. NJ. NELSON, the Westby Shipper. }
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
WINTER TERM.

This winter term Of the Wisconsin
Business University begins Monday,
December 2nd. The university offers
Inducements duplicated by no similar
school. This is shown by the fact that
the demand for its graduates Is as usual
in excess Of its supply. Those interested
in business education should write for
booklet containing portraits Of more
than 500 graduates now holding first
class positions. Address T. j. Toland,
La Crosse, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
APPLES AND PEARS.

Dan Wise is Just in receipt Of car
load Of the choisest varieties OF Ohio
apples. selected with special reference
TO tbe needs of this section. They are
the fiuest lot and greatest variety put
ON the local market this season. de
has also a fine line Of pears. Both pears
and apples are offered at prices that
cause them TO 20 like hot cakes
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
A District Convention.

The Order of Eastern Star, represent
ing chapters in the surrounding coun-
cations will be present from citiesnorth
ana east ,is OF .n us al Yilroqus onaPter 44 VII
candidates. All members of the local
chapter are requested to be present.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13

1t is seldom that there are such a
great number Of changes in the county
board one year from another as Is shown
this session We have n the present
meeting eighteen me- who were not
here last session-Messrs. p. M. John
son, o. II johnson, Soren Larson, Lars
T. Larson Bean, Butcher, Melvin, Ham
mer, Krachels, Fox, Wilson, Fish.
White. Craigo, Shredder, Helgeson,
Tate, Wise
Messrs 2. NJ johnson, Soren Larson,
Bean. Butcher. Melvin and Chairman
Hammer return to board work after one
or more years lay-of. They look natural
in their old seats,
1t is not often that the body contains
twelve supervisors without previous ex-
perience. They al 9 Messrs Tate, Wise.
HelgesoD, Shredder, Craige, o. III john
son, White, Lars T. Larson, Fish, Will
son. Fox. Krach els
Mr.. Hammer, the new chairman, Is
familiar figure on the board, having
represented his village frequently dur
ing the past dozen years Ee is a nativs
Of the county, aIthorough young business
man.
Messrs. OFT, Tatea Snggy are tbs
elderly men Of the body. The two latter
have served the county in the legisla-
ture As whole there are greater
number Of young men on the board than
usual
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
For Sale.

Three pure bred Shorthorn bull calves
8 ~ s months old, finely bred. splendid
individuals, perfect colors. Terms 70
suit buyer. W. NJ. KINGSTON, Viroqua,
Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
YEAR OF BIG PRODUCTS.
Estimate Of What Was Produced on the Asylrm
Farm and Garden the Past Year.

From the annual report of the county
asylum, as made by trustees and super
intendent, the CENSOR gives the sched-
ule of crops and garden cereals grown
together with some other facts as shown
hal
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13

Can deliver right from tine car your
order for nut or stone coal. See US about
il now. VIRoQUA LUMBER Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
COUNTY FATHERS AGAIN.
GATHER To TRANSACT YEARS PUBL c
BUSINESS.

Edward Hammer of Hillsboro Is Elected Chairman
Routine Business Commences Likely te
be About the Usual Lsngthp
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13

There are no matters os unusual in.
terest liable to be brought before the
board and it is therefore reasonable to
believe that the present session will not
extend beyond the usual limit. That
which should attract first and most
candid consideration is the selection of
county overseer of assessment. To
every citizen interest in the problem of
equal and correct taxation is matter of
vital concern. There should be no mis-
take made in selecting judicious, pains
taking, level-headed man, one with
educational, clerical and executive
ability for on his Judgment and hon
esty practically rests the county system
Of taxation for term of years at least.
The members of the board will there
fore feel that their Judgment should be
as unerring as possible.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13

The animal session OF the Vernon
county board of supervisors convened
in this city on Tuesday at ten o'clock.
Chairman Pinch being absent the ses-
sion was called toorder by Clerk Sher-
man, who read the list of members
entitled to seats as follows:
Bersen-Chas j. Mcclellan
Chrlstiaua Soren larson
olinton- Michael Bro1y
COon-P NJ john lon
FOrest-Chas ]. Eastman
Franklin -ole T Fortney
GenOa-Chas OFT
Greenwood Roth Jr
Htmburg-Wm Krachels
Harmony-Fred Drummer
Hilisboro Fox
jefferson Truman Kendall
kicRapao--G W Wilson
liberty Warren Fish
Stark-Geo l. WALLACE
Sterltng-Fred P.'Rean
Union Joseph NJ Butcher
Viroqua Lars r Larson
Webster John Melvin
Wheatlqnd-AleN TuIlock
Whitestown--J Wesley White
DeSoto village--C II Johnson
Hillsboro village Edward Hammer
LaFargc village-Homer Lombard
Ontario village Samuel Sloggy T"
Readstown vlllaFe-John Craigo
Viola vlllage-J II Schroeder
Westby village-Jens Davidson
Viroqua eity-First ward, A d Helgeson,
Second ward-J Heavy Tate; Third ward
Daniel Wise.
On roll call all answered to their
names except Messrs. Wilson, Bean,
Tullock, Shredder and OFT, all of whom
took their seats before the morning ad-
journment
On motion of Supervisor Sloggy the
board proceeded to the election of a
chairman. the clerk designating Super
visers Davidson and Kendall for tellerg.
Whe ballot showed sixteen votes for
Supervisor Hammer and ten for Super
visor Tate. Mr.. Tate moved that the
vote be declared formal and Mr. Ham
mer be made the unanimous choice of
the members for their chairman. The
motion prevailed.
Mr.. Hammer assumed the chair and
in doing so gracefully acknowledged the
honor conferred upon him and declared
the board organized and ready for bust
ness
On motion of Supervisor Lombard the
rules of last session were adopted for
government of the present board.
On motion of supervisor Sloggy the
board took recess till four o'clock to
give the chairman opportunity 10 ap-
point the working committees.
On reassembling Chairman Hammer
announced the standing committees as
follows:
On Judciary--supervisor Brody, Fortney,
Craigo
On Claims--supervisor sloggy Kendall. L
Il. Larson.
On Finance-supervlsors Davidson. Bean
Wallace.
On Ways and MPans-Supervlso Tate
Roth. Butcher. Wilson Helgeson.
On Roads and Bridges-Superviso White
Shredder Melvin, OFT, 8. Larson
On Poor aud Tnsane-S Supervisors Mcclellan
Fox, o. II. johnson.
On printing-Supervisors Drummer, Arach
els Fish.
on Equalization - Supervisors Lombard
Eastman, =. N, johnson. Tulloch, Wise.
The board adjourned until Wednes
day morning after little routine work,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13

The animal session of the Vernon
county board of supervisors convened
in this city on Tuesday at ten o'clock.
Chairman Pinch being absent the ses-
sion was called TO order by Clerk Sher-
man, who read the list of members
entitled to seats as follows
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-19
CHAPTER Ill
THE UNKNOWN MoURNER.

THAT NIGHT as the clock was chaplin
twaf the lassie came to my door tan the
landlady wasna that weel pleased at
bein' wakkined. eyther) an she askit me
to come an see Walter. for there was
naehody else that kennel him in his guild
days. SO | took my StaYe an NV plaid
an gaed my ways wi her Until the NIGHT
"a lichtit up wi lang DOODLE rows o
gas lamps. an ava doom by the water
side whaur the water sweets black
anaith the brigS. Man. big lichtit ;oun
at NIGHTS far mair lanesome than the
Dullarg muir when it's dark as pit-mirk.
When we got to the puiT bit h0osie we
fand that the doctor was there afOre Ms
i had gotten him to Walter the NIGHT
afore-but the iassie was nae suner with
in the door than She gied an unco-like
cry. an tlang hersel' distraekit on the
bed. An there | saw atween her white
Arms and her tangled yellow hair. the
face o Walter An'erson, the son o the
manSe o Deeside lyin' on the pillow wi
the chin tied up in a napkin.
Never sermon like that, Robert
Adair!' said Saunders MQuhirr. sol
EMMY.
They were now turning off the wind
swept muir-r0ad into the sheltered little
avenue which led up to the kirk above
the white and icebOund Dee Water. The
aged gravediggcr. bent nearly double
met them where the roads parted. 4
little farther up the newly elected min
lister of the parish kirk stood at the
manse door in which Walter Anderson
had turned the key forty years ago for
conscience sake.
Very black and somber looked the
great. silent company Of mourners that
now drew together about the open grave
"a fearsOme cash on the white spread
Of the newfallen snow. There was no
religious service at the ministers grave
save that Of the deepest silence. Ranked
round the coffin which lay on black bars
over the grave mouth stood the elders.
but no one Of them ventured to take the
positions Of honor al the head and the
foot The minister had left not one Of
his blood with a right 10 these positions.
He was the last Anderson OF Deeside.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-19
CHAPTER II.
WHAT SAUNDERS MQUHIRR SAW IN
LONDON

WHAT SAUNDERS M'QUHlRR SAW IN
Az. he's been a sair tried man i'll his
lime, your minister, but he's a by wit
me day, continued Saunders M'Quhirr,
as they trudged behind the hearse.
Did ever tell you, Rob, ABBOTT seem
Young Walter-his boy that gaed wrang
He ken-when | was up i Lunnon the
year afore last? Ma; deed | telled nae
pody bena' the mistress. 1t was nae
suld story to tell on Deeside,
II was up, as ye ken. at Barnet fair
WI some wunter beaS', sac | babe a day
or twa in Lunnon, doin' what sma' bust
ness | had, an seem the SIGHTS as weel
Tor 1t no ilka day that Deeside body
mn $ themseIs i Lunnon
-, 1ae NIGHT what should come in but n
arm Edward callan' that ser'd his time
III the Gazette office. He had spoken to
me at the show, pleased to see a Gala
wa race. nae doOt; and he telIed me he
was malrriet an wOrkin' on the Times
An amang ither things back an forrit
ne relied me that the minister o Dee
Sioe son was here. But saws he I'm
feared that he's comm to nae guild [
SEEMED that the laddie hadna been hame
20 ms father an his mither for matt
Ter o maybe ten year. so | thocht that
wad like to see the lad for his fathers
sake. SO in a day or twa | got his ad-
uress frae the reporter lad, an fand him
eiJer a lang seek doom in Il gye queer
place no far frae where Tammas Car
Iyie leeves near the water side | thocht
!haI there was noe i'll bits i Lunnon. but
III the east end; but learned different.
l gaed up the stair o a wee brick
moose nearly tummlin' doom wi its ain
%echt-a perfect rickle O. brick-ap
cHappt. a lass opened the door efter 4
wee no that ill-lookin'. but toosy ABBOTT
me held an unco shilpit (pale) ABBOTT the
What do YOU wantT says she. vera
Snerp an clippit in her MANNER o speech
H.. Does Walter An'erson o Deeside
p!de hereF | askit, eye an plain. as We
zen a body has to speak to they Eng
'iShers that barely can understan' their
am language.
she '' gu " an " IN INN say ;
I come frae Deeside' says mo that
meaned to LIGHTLY my ain parrish, but
thocht that the lassie MIGHT no he ac-
quaint wi the name o. Whunnyliggatn.
come frae Deeside, an | ken Walter
an erson's father
that's no recommend says she
h., Inc mair's the peety,' says !, for
ne daicent man.
80 she took ben my name that had
nae cause to be ashamed o., an syne she
Hrocht word that | was to step in. So
zen | gaed. an ii wasna a far step
tylher, for il was just yae bit garrett
room; an there on n bed in the corner
was the minister's laddie. leokin' nae
suider than when he used to swing on the
sett an chase the hens. At the vera
nrst CLINT | cat o him | saw that Oath
naa come TO him and come to bide. His