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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
ruApTER XIV

II was nearly dark when Simon Lobois
left his captive, md the poor girl waited
in vain for fac coming of her supper.
Some time during the night she was
stcrtled from an uneasy, dreamy slumber
by hearing a heavy tread in her room.
Then she looked around and found two
stout, dark faced men b. her side.
Come" uttered one o. them; I'VE are
in hurry
In a gasping voice, l4ouise asked what
was wanted.
Never mind-only get ready to follow
us as soon as possible Wei find bet
Ter quarters than this for ye.
But"
"O-come,'
Lonise asked no more questions, but
quick Lutting on her scarf and draw
ing it over her head, she announced her
readiness to accompany them. One OF
them tG5k her by the arm, while the 9TH
err. who held the lantern. wens on in ad
vance They DESCRIBED the stairs to the
street, and having passed the distance OF
two squares, they stopped in front of
gloomy looking building. with one small
door on the street, hut no window. This
door was opened. and the girl led in.
Straight on she went through ipng,
narrow passage. distance of over a hun
dred feet, and then she was stopped be-
fore door not more than two feet wide.
formed of three pieces of solid hewn tim
Der bolted together with iron This was
opened, aud Louise was pushed in, and
the door closed upon her. She listened
until she could hear the sound OF her CON
ductors footsteps no more, and then she
searched around for some place in which
to lie down, or. at least, upon which she
could sit down At length she found a
low pallet With some bedding upon it,
and on this she rested.
She slept some. for she was astonshed
when she opened her eyes and found a
stream Of sunlight struggling into the
place. She looked M aud found that
there was small aperture near thu top
of the wall, about foot square, but
she could not look ont from it. The
room was small, with walls of hewn tim
Der. and evidently built for a prison.
Louise knew how easily money could hire
official assistance in the colony. and hence
she wondered not that Lob0is had been
able to obtai1 the uss vf his place.
The forenoon passed slowly away, and
noon came Hunger and thirst began TO
aflict the helpless prisoner and the hands
were oftener clasped in silent suppiica-
ton. At length, towards the middle Of
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
Tobacco Decoctiou.

Tobacco detection for use as an IN
secticide can be made by reducing some
Of the extracts now on the market or By
boiling cut o. broken stems until a
thick brow extrHct is obtained One
pound of tobacco stems should yield
enc gallon Of extract IN two hours boil
ing. II It bolls down 10 less. add water
TO make mp before usinE Strawberry
plan may remain IN this mixture for
several minutes and need not be wash
ed CT after being taken out.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
.imnl- swinrinp Trongh.

/ have a feed trough which made
myself out of piece of galvanized
iron, writes correspondent Of POULTRY
Keeppr 1t is three and one-half feet
long. To make it. get two pieces If
wood and shale them to fit tie inside
Of the trough for the ends as shown IN
tBe diagram. Nail well win lath nails.
81 You want one for water make it
shorter. and before putting the end
pieces on paint piece of cloth and
place between the end pieces and the
trough Then after you ave your end
pieces on. get a piece of lath just long
enough to fit between The ends and nail
it lengthwlse just above the level Of the
trough. This viii keep the chickens out
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
London Is Improving.

Year by year London becomes not
only more and more city of flowers,
but also a city of doves Around every
building where 1t is possible to keep
pigeons one sees constantly Increasing
fiocks of these pretty creatures, and
there could not be a more ornamental
and delightful addition to town p0pula-
ton. In the sunlit spaces where they
alight and feed the soft rush Of their
wings and the peaceful sound of their
cooling make the most restful contrast
TO the harsh noises of the streets.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
SWINGING rRorGn.

of the water. Put two eyeg on the top
of the end pieces to hang ii by. Drive
stakes In The ground just Far enough
apart to let the trough swing. tut pins
in the top Of the stakes TO fit the eyes
on the end pieces of the trough. The
top of the trough should be about SIX
inches above the ground. You can use
your Judgment about painting 1t. IL
you do. put some water In u ard let 1t
stand about a day before allowing the
chickens access 10 II.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25

outside calkin at the heel outside. The
inside heel s-louid be plain and short.
Have the ealklns placed on each side of
the shoe about tive inches from the toe.
Interfering sometimes comes from gem
eral debility of the horse, and when
this seems to be the ease the animal
should be brought up In every way pos
sible,l feeding it on oats and bran with
good hay. OF course the interfering
which is brought about by general de-
hility. is caused by the weakness of the
ankles. This, however, is not often the
case.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25

edge large enough for the ears ef corn
to pass through on to the block. This
board should be about ten inches wide
BY slipping TIE ear Of corn through the
hole, the chopping IL done IN OF side
Of the guard while the ear Of corn Is
held on the other side. SO that t Is tn
possible for one in any way 10 iHture
the hand holding the corn. An 2enIng
in the board aboi the hole ~ made fer
convenience In handling the block.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
eoop noKsE FAsrRNER.

front of the horse In the back of the
manger. as shown in the cut. BY at
taching a weight of some kind to the
end of the rope TO keep ii taut there
viii be no trouble caused by this rope
getting in the way, for when the horse
moves toward the nauger the weight
will carry the rope down. The weight
shorld not be heavy enough TO iocon-
genIc-ca the animal when he is living
down at the fu,i length of the rope.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
eIaking the Point PIsin.

"why do you call your sister Mis-
cry. johnny asked Mr.. Tarrier. the
little boys big sisters beau.
" Cause" said Johnny. shes your
comply"
'.Yes-er-but / don't see what that
has TO do with 1t, you know"
Don't y'?'' and the small boy grinned
all over. what Amt y never heard
Il Misery loves comp'ny.'-eh T'-Phll-
adelphia Bulletin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
Block for Cutting Corn.

When it is necessary to cut the ears
of corn into small pieces fof economical
feeding, unless one has device for it.
there is considerable danger Of The per
son cutting the corn being injured. One
plall is simply to attach boart to a
chopping block. cutting !, hole in one
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
rvs AMERICAN BISHOPS.


Bishop j. G. Hartzeh Of Cincinnati and
Bishop Charles b. Galloway are the cen
tiers Of interest az the Methodist Episco-
pal Ecumenical conference in London.
Bishop Hartsell has been Bishop Of At
RIGA for i've years, and Bishop Galloway
is one Of the foremost cburehmen Of the
South The 7rmer re7resents the Meth
odat Episcopal Church, and the latter
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
An-traIian Ann,ca.

Parts Of Australia are becoming live
u rivals 70 Cau9Ga and the United
states in the European apple trade.
Tasmania, especially has been found
a fii st-class apple-ralslng country There
are 1873 acres 10 apple orchards there
and the product IN 1890 was 3G3.915
bushels.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25
srArn o. onlo. Alrrr or Tonnoo. !.

FRANK j. GRENEY 4 lses oath tina. no Is thm
semi If partner ~ the firm Of f. J. CHRSEY g
c., doing business In tie City OF Toledo, County
and State aforesaid. and that said firm VIII pay
s4e sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that eanrl. DO cured,
by the ase uf Halls CATAHRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN q y pres
ence, this 9Th day Of December. A. y $3.50.
A. w. GLEASON,
S@~h Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is takeB internally. and acts
directly on the blood and pneous surfaces Of tho
system Send for testimonials, free
r. j. CHENEY 3 CO., 9oR 10, o.
KS Sold i,v Druggists. dc.
Has Family Pills arc the 5eGt.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25

Dark stables are as injurious 10 cows
or horses as a dungeon Is to man
II is the basement barns for milk cows
that have developed tuberculosis to
such an alarming eyStent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-25

The interfering Of horses can often
times be rc.sedied. especially IL the ami
NAL lnterfeies in front The feet should
Be trimmed so that they are level. and
the animal should be shod with a small
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
ror,,..r. r,e,,.r. Of money.

Portugal is suffering from a plethora
Of money just now. Not sold. of
course; nor silver; but copper. So vast
is the supply OF this inferior metal
that ordinary people are exceedingly
rhary Of changing such few gold coins
as they may come into possession OF
The copper coinage is big ana cumber-
some. and 1t Is also deprecated, SO
that. in order to avoid being ourdened
with it, II has become the custom. in
the larger cities at all events, to use
street car tickets as currency. in the
provinces postage stamps are made to
serve similar purpose. Meanwhile
the government at Lisbon goes on Sc
rtnely minting the obnoxious coins
which nobody will use-at the rate of
some SO tons month.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
ori~nta, swearing.

A profes sor OF languages on his re-
turn to England from India re marked
upon the paucity of inyectives used
by Anglo-Sa1ons when compared with
the abundance known to orientals.
He gives a case which came under his
own notice. A Hindoo man servant,
whom he had dismissed for dishonesty,
sought an interview with his former
master. When he found 1t impossible
to gain admission he sat under the
window and the swearing" process
began He Cursed the professor along
the genealogical tree back to the first
ancestor of his race Then he dwelt
upon every detail Of his anatomy. from
the top Of his head to the end of his
toes. For three consecutive hours
be sat and swOre." says the professor,
without once repeating 4 phrase -
While travelling on the underground
railway in London some men entered
the same compartment and inter
spersed their remarks with the com
monest forms Of ''Ewearing" The pro
fessor politely asked them to desist.
wheIeupon he was told 70 mind his
own business. He at once commenced
to translate into English some speci-
mems of eastern oaths which he had
heard The men shied from him as
II be had TIE plague. and at the next
station sought another compartment
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
s,,.- u.s =. ~. 10 pu.,n...

The medieval university differed in
many respects from our idea of a mod
ern university. II WAS primarily a
guild OF teachers and scholars. formed
for common protection and mutual aid
II was a republic of letters, whose
members were exempt from all serv-
ices private and public. all personal
taxes and contributions. and from all
civil procedure In courts of law. The
tesching function was often secondary
and often entirely overlooked. The
Scottish university from the begin
ming. however. emphasized the teach
ing function and created an attnos-
phere academic rather than civil or
political The early curriculum was
crude. but fully abreast OF the age.
comprising in the main. philosophy.
Theology. canon and civil law. All in
struc;ion was in Latin and the writing
OF Latin dissertations was the daily
task OF the stndent-a straight and
narrow way OF learning -Seribner's
Magazine.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
BRUSH UP coRoNErs.
J-weisss at Work on gmbiens of RAnh
for British Ceremony.

Sswe'ess At Work on Embiems of Rank
for British Csr-non
Peers OF the realm are already pre-
pairing for the coronation. They are
having old coronets furnished up or
new ones made. says London news
paper. In the workshops of several
West End jewellers the men are work
ing overtime. They handle nothing
by coronets from weekend to week
end. More than one case has come
to my knowledge" remarked the man
ager OF a famous joweiry eztaolish-
ment where peer has lately rum
mayed among the family heirlooms in
search of the coronet and has failed
to find it In several instances parts
of the coronets have disappeared-a
gold strawberry leaf here. silver ball
there, and so on. Excluding those of
the royal family. there are five differ
ent designs of coronets-the dukes,
with eight strawberry leaves; the mar
qJIs.' with four silver balls and straw
berrIk caves between: the earl's. with
eighfs silver balls and strawberry
leaves the viscount's. with fourteen
silver balls, and the baron's, with six.
Coronets are by no means as expen-
siye as people imagine. In fact, from
an economical point of view. there is
no reason why those entitled TO wear
them should not do so in the street-as
our American cousins believe they do.
We can turn out a very presentable
coronet for Is guineas. know an
American millionaire who pays more
for his silk hats. No coronet. unless
worn by a member of the royal family,
is jeweled. In the coronet of duke,
a marquis and an earl the jewels are
represented by differently shaped
pieces of gold. while the silver balls
represent pearls. Chased as jeweled' is
the technical phrase"
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
rnn rn.w.llerr- ~ rnr,,na.

The preliminary register for 1896
showed that there was then only one
3otwanoper in all England, on see
ing the term for the first time one
might easily imagine that potwal-
Ioper was species of iehthyosaurus
or some other reptile OF a past age. 1t
will be discovered upon inquiry. how
ever, that the term 'potwalloper" is
literally one who hoils pot. and was
applied to voters in certain boroughs
OF England. where before the passage
Of the reform bill OF 1892 the qualifica-
tion for suffrage was to have boiled
(wallcped, his own pot in the parish
for six months.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
DEMONSTRATORS SorIcE

Eststs Of Sarah 4. Rogers. dcceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
executors of the estate OF sarah a. Rogers,
lat. of the C0uuty VI Fremont. IN tho state
~ froioradN. deccased. nerehv gives notice
thar he viii sfsp.sr before the Coanty Courr
Of said Fremont County Atthc court house
In Canon City In said county. at fhe Sc tenn
h.r term poi. on the sth day OF NcNcmhcr
mex a. which time all persons having clHimr
against sNid estate are notified aud re-
quosted to attend for the purpose II having
the ssmc adjusted All rersonr Indebted to
said estate sr~ rSduc ted 10 he immediate
psymept 90 tho dhdersirned,
Dated NJ Canen City, toio.. this eth day of
October. A. u. 1901
los. W. Mnsos. Executor.
First pah,. Oct 10. sei.
Las. pub. New. :. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
Executor,s Notice.

Estat. OF Laura y. Hob son. deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Executor Of thr entnte Of Laura u. Robcsnp. /.
late OF the County of Fremunt. in tho state
of Colorado. deceased. hereby xivcs notice
that he viii appear bsfors the Count, Court
of said Fremont County. at tho Court House
In Canon city In sai County, at the Septem-
her Term. 1901 on the last Monday in O~-
T. ber next. at which time all persons aving
claims ngainst paid eatata are notified and
ing the same adjusted. All persons iudebted
TO said estatc are reouested TO make i'm
mediate payment 20 the understrned.
Dated nt Canon City. Colo, this alat day Of
September, A. d. 1901.
HaHny RosssoH. Executor.
First publican ReptcDber -, ippi.
Last publication October ~. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
PuBLIcATIOx NOTICE.

sr.rS or coun.spe.
fsNaorT CouSTN,
County Court OF Fremont County.
william Z. Bridweil
AdmlnistrA or OF
the Estsf- OF
Horace Haywood. Petition 70 sell cal
ss. Deceased Estate TO Pay Debts,
Bennie Gray, and
the Unknown Heirs
81 .aid Decedent.
Afidzvii Of in.-uon residence - the NO
ing been Hl.d Ia the onlcr OF th.
Judge of the County Court Of Fremont
ssH sss ..a 'Gas Ga2so-s asiTs s!so' Aai % fss ..S
plaiptin petitioner MilliAn 7. Bird
ilaywond, deoea.ed, hs. filed his petition In
tho said tounU Court Of fremout Connfy.
for an order 10 sell the premises belonging
IL a. may be needed tn pay the debts OF said
deceased. snd described ~ f"lloNs- to- ait Z
@ ~. ne e sias sI ~ canon ri,s aicrsdc, ei
Howard schuyirf IN ate and record With
tho County CLERK y sosrioio ieeetder oi aud
for said County OF Fremont. with tie appur-
tcnaDces and improvements. and tn sts sum.
mons has been Issued cut OF this Court
Term. A. ID. ipoi. OF said Court to be holden
on the nrst Monday ri Deccmbet. A. ID. 1891
at the Court House In Canon city, In said
Fremont County, Colorado.
Now, unless you. the said Unknown H -ir-
of SID Horace Haywood. deoeased. shAii
" Coart of Fremont Counts, 90 the first day
OF The term thereof. g. be holden At Canon
City In said County. on he nrrt Monday VI
December, 1901, and plead. answer or demur
10 the said Plaintln-petitioncrs petition
nied therein. the same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated will he
taken as confessed, and decree entered
against you according 60 the prayer OF said
bill
Witness Kent l. Eidred, County Judge.
Judge OF the County Court, In end for the
said County OF Fremont At his on ce In Canon
city this 25th dAy OF ~crtember. A. u 1901.
and he seal of said Court hcreunto affixed
t4 KENT I. EIpnuD.
County Judge. etc
First pub. Sept 20, loot
Last pub. Oct. "a. ipoi
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Ertai. uf ThomAs Ashton. deceased.
The ndsr.ign~i D wing been appnin'ef
Afmlrisfrafrtr Of the ~sfh . nt Thomas Ash
ton. iste .. fts nuutV af Freuont. In the
s'sfe 81 tsoinrafo, d-csn..d. hereby gives
notice hat she ullt app~Er before the toun-
" rourf Of .atd premwnt County. A. the
Court House IN snan ttr. IN said fnuaty
~ the r~pf--hsr T@-u. tpat. the tasf
Monday IN y remb ,. nskt. At which time
alt psr-ous -aving rlaim. arninsi said r--
tate are neiif-d and requested to Att-nd for
'h- par I haNiug The same adjusted.
guestsd to make irin.s.ist. p-yn-ui to tn.
underrtgr~d
Dated At C.psn ctfy 6a,is.. raj. s1,h day OF
September. r. y. pot
ELtHsnNTn AsRroS.
Adminis,-atri1.
f,s.' s.sSSs RSs- 6s, 9s,;H :;
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
sHEK,fr'- SALE.

Notice !. he--bv gwen that under ard by
virtue of - c-rtair Writ of execution ir-ued
out nf the Cssunfy Court OF Fr-mon' = unts.
state at Colorado. In it~ msfter Of Tt- L.
Plaiptin ys. Ira II Lac. ard Tec-iia La
cas- Defendants. dated sss a. I7th Sept.
A. u 1901, ~hrrrby an cnmmanded to mi X =
Of the goods snd cha't.ls. lands and tens-
them the SUN of az: 70 snd costs Adjudged
against ssid defendants in the sum of - oz
and cost. OF this sale, I. William l. Haw sins.
sheriff of said County of Fremont have lev
ests of the defendant. Ira II Lucas. situate
In the county II Prem Mt and state - Colo
RADIO. and describsd as follows to-wi';
An undivided on--s-v-nth interest In and
mins and remove the caAl product of. In add
under the Y. y Of the 4. " \ and the W. y
OF the ;. Y. = of Section >, Tp 10 b. r. 20 W..
and all the righ'. title and In crest OF the de-
fendsnts therein. Also all 4 Block In the
Tue subdivision of he Y. y of the s. W. X
Of section 4. Tp. is =. V. 70 W.. according TO
IN piat Of said subdivision on record In the
once OF the ounty Clerk OF said ounty In
Book 20 At Pare 1ss. this levy being made In
furtberanc- - a Judgment lien heretofore
acquired by fiin q Transcription 81 Judx.
ment 10 the otrs.~ of the ,iounty Clerk OF said
County on the 25i b Day q February .sSs. re-
m~nts At Page y thereof and 10 enforce the
lien so acquired
And further notice {. hereby given that
will. as such sheriff. orer fyr sale and will
public auction 10 be Highest anil best bid
der for cash an hand at the front door OF the
Court House 10 the CITY isnon Citv In the
said Coanty and STATE. saturd y. the i7th
O'Clock In the forenoon Il .aid dsr-
wiLLIsN L. HAwEiss. Sheriff
Fir,i ab. sept -. iepi.
f-ast pub. oct 10. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF COLORADO, l.
COUNTY or FHBHorr,
In the County court of said Fremont
County.
II appearing from the nIes OF said County
court that Richsrd Jackson, who at the tins
Of his death had his place Of residence In
ado. tS s's Sied On q ansu.a s Il. 1901 leaving
paper parporft r TO - his last VIII anh
tes,sment, which u NV -. Mo in SAG court: |:
si-iaw OF said Rich Jackson. deceased.
fo-witi Richard +. ckson, who resides At
3. Zeiiers, who re- ,.,'-s at Wellington In the
State OF Kansas. tod. also. one OF the rxecu-
tor; NAMED in sd VII " ws,,axtoD g2T Ia ia ~.
state of Kansas. reside out of the state of
Colorado and are not In said State of Colo
rado.
The People of the state of Colorado. send
To said Richard u. Jackson and Clara
b. Zeiiers aud Grant l. zeilers;
You, and each " you. are hereby notined
that said will of Richard Jackson. deceased.
has been presented TO said County Court OF
the County of Fremont In the -tai- OF Colo
RADIO for probate: by senismin ,; JACK % son.
alss n leEatee and devisee named therein,
and whose residence Is Canon CITY 10 said
that the q Ame and place of residence of tn"
testator Is Richard Jackson. who resided
near said Sanon city In ssld soony & OF fts r..
death; and that the property devised as De.
scribed In said will Is: -Four dollars In
money iegscies; all of the household goods.
furniture, books. pi- ures and other house
hold furnishings which shall be owned by
me at the tims OF my DEATH" and all OF the
rest and residue OF my property and estate, (,
both real and personal, and Including All
debts due TO me and all riRhts and chooses In
action. and all rights to. and estates and In
ferests In. property of every kind. which
shall own. and to which shall be entitird'
at the time of my death"
And you. and each Of you. are requi cd to
attend the probate Of said will At the once
of the County Judz~ IN the Court House In
the City OF Canon City In the county OF IRE
mont and State of Colorado. IN wednesday.
the 18th day Of October. A. ID. 1901. st the
hour OF ten O'Clock IN the forenoon of said
day. -
Given under my hand and tho seal Of said
court Ht said Canon City. this 9Th day OF sep
tsmber A. ID 1901
lsuAL-l KEET l. Rtpxrp. County Judge.
First pub. Sept II. isol.
Last pub Oct. 10. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-10
ChiIolE-en'S
Fertilizer. -.

That's a good name r
SCOTS Emulsion. ChiiC:c7
are like young plants. Sc:
will grow in Ordinary 3 /.
Others need fertilizers.
The nature of sorlc childrc1
prevents them from thriving
on ordinary food Such chill
dren grow rightif treated right.
All they need is a little fer
tilizer-a little extra richness.
SCOTS Emulsion Is the right
treatment.
fertilizers make thingsgrow.
That's just what SCOTS Emul-
sion does. 1t makes children
grow in flesh, grow in strength.
grow rich blood, grow in minG.
grow happy. That's what w
make it for.
Send for free sample.
sCurr a BOVINE. ci.ensss. 80 f'-,sI n g
81 and si 90. a. siruls.s,s