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The daily tribune., 1904-04-07

The Pusblo Chieftain the leading
republican paper Of southern Colorado
sayu: "There 10 NO manner Of doubt
about the wolcott republicans being
opposed TO Gov. Peabody. They are
poe Only oppossd 70 him for renomina.
sieo for the ofYioe Of governor. but
they arc opposed to him heading the
delegation to Chicago. and they are
aggressive and bitter in their depun.
ciation. {"
The daily tribune., 1904-04-07
A KING In BUSINESS.

There was . sound, practical good
reason for the old idea that the ruler
of . country should have nothing to
do with business. Not that business
itself 10 degrading in any way. but
the chief magistrate and ruler Of any
country ought to be removed from the
sphere Of pec1niary interest in current
! events. and should have his efforts
directed solely toward securing the
welfare Of bis people ard the enforce
ment Of the laws ~ he finds them.
Il 10 not safe to entrust the control
Of large business enterprises to men
who arc accustomed to exercise 50.
and tho national defense. for there is
In such cases and almost irresistible
temptation to use public authority to
serve selfish and mercenary ends
Some Of the worst examples Of cruelty
IN tyranny recorded in history have
resulted from the attempt to combine
business and government, or to entrust
government to . corporation organic.
cd for business purposes.
The latest example Of this sort of
things appears in the conditions Of
that part Of Africa known ~ the
Congo Free State, at the head Of
which 10 the king Of BELGIUM. This
monarch. who has rather unsavory
fspstation in his personal and private
A6airs. appears 10 have keen eye to
business. and the purpose Of the gov
srnment Of the Congo state is from all
aooounts directed mainly to other
thinss than the development OF oivili-
sation in that region.
Tho charges against the govern
uent Of which Kiug Leopold is the
responsible head are made with too
great oiroumstantiality and weight to
Be Offset BY the general denialS that
have been made, and there ls evident
need for thorough and impartial in
vssiigation. II such An investi CATION
were made. it il more than likely
that it would LEAD to = change in tho
administrative msthods Of the Congo
state.
It 10 not safe to entrust the powers
Of government to . money making
corporation. Pueblo Ohieftain.
The daily tribune., 1904-04-07

Il 10 said . coogrsssiooal bee 10
bassiae aroaa1 The hsaA Of . certain
Yloesass asDocras. But aftsr IL 10
analysed II will turn oas 70 Be Dosh-
Ing bat wheels.
The daily tribune., 1904-04-07

Ths New YORK World bas published
. tabalsted statement Of every state
snd territory in the Union and shows
that Judge Parker will get At least Sl6
votss IN the democratic national con-
vsption 70 be held In St. Louis In
July,
The daily tribune., 1904-04-07

II toubled with weak digestion.
belching or sour stomach, use Cham
brelain's Stomach and Liver Tables
and you will get quick relief. Fio
sale by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-04-07
What Are Thew

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tahaeta A now remedy for stomach
tzoables. biliousneas. and constipa.
tton. and good one Price W cents.
3oe sAle ~ all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-04-07

Whom biliess cry . doss Of Cham
erlaiess's Etonach and Liver Tablet
and Aliiass for ooce how qaickly .
1rss-oss up - dass medicine wills
aertsot ~ dissedse. roe sale By all
The daily tribune., 1904-04-07
Notice.

All persons indebted to the Florence
Steam Laundry must settle their nc
counts not later than April 16, 1904.
26 81
The daily tribune., 1904-04-07
Best Remedy for Constipation.

THE finest remedy for constipation
ever used is Cbamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets" sa.s Mr.. Eli
Butler. OF Frsnkville. n. Y. They
act gently and without any unpleasant
effect, and leave the bowels in a per-
fectly natural condition. Sold by
all druggists.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10

some%ofs themEmustShe larger thanfoth-
erss can be slippeds over
them.
Observation-Disclosures of two three-ineh
pieceSofscoar essraw. Slit 'eachepiece
forsrathers moresthan half its lengthtln-
roseither Chreesor four strips ami bend
these !stripss outsuntil they are nearly
perpendicular stoFthe rest Of the straw,
thus making q three or four spoked
Wheeleattached.fo asshort tube.
Ifthesednbessarelthen, slipped.over, a
smallerhstraw, with the, spokes facing
EACH other and interlocking. they viii
hold together well enough anf form a
WINDMILL wfthssix, or eight vaLas, turn
irsg sasilyson its straw axle. TheAends
OF. this ax1e,srednserted into slitsSmade
carefully in the middle OF two long
coarse tstrsrws. which are fastened to-
gether bg@twosshort and smaller straws
fnsertedsnears their ends in the same
way.
This&makessan4 oblong 4frame, or the
framesmay be made of a single very
long straw 'bentdnto a narrow triangle,
with the small end stuck into a slit
nearvthe ybigS end 1t either case an
other crosspbece must be put in near
the 'windmilkand a slongsstraw' passed
through. slits4in thercrosspiece andsthe
end, Of the frame This long straw is
to blow through. 1t must be in line
w1thathe 'windmi1l. aand its top must be
bents upward . Chilly and very care
fully
Now. If you'll l1sthe,apparatusaby the
blowing tubes andsthe opposite end of
the frame and blow through the tube
windnhllsw dllsturn'merrily. to,your
great delight
Oficourse yousrnaysfasten,the straws
together with wax instead of Sitting
them. but sanYbodyscan do ,that.-New
YockiMail.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
ON VIE cnI.NrY LIKE.

SoUrH WEST PRAIRIE, Aug 4--Eyerybody
IL busy cutting their grain. The YUang peO-
pies society at kendalps was largely attend
ed and all reported q swell time. Miss
stella Lem Is visiting 1t her sisters near
Readstown lana Erickson, vino had the
misfortune 10 break his left leg "a able 10 be
about on cFutchesr,.A party OF young people
from this vicinity attended, the singing school
on the ridge last sunday night sam Lem
Jr.. M8han sattended the party ut Jackson X
-10hh Hageness was seen out ON Game
ridge last Sunday night. Martin Ruuice
As gone out west again Andrew Nash is
on the sick list. The Misses Mary Tandiey
Geua Lem aud Annie Lee attended the lee
cream s0ciable near Readstown. last Thurs
day night. ROdena Christensen. lleimsr
Olson and Andrew Nash we're callers az a.
hunlGe 5 last sunday. Mfss Lena hnuisou
has been spending a few days at home,,.,,JOe
Haitian had business in FerrYvllle. Wednes-
day. There wiz be an Ice cream social a.
strickers next sunday. Everybody come -
Miss Helen Esllstrand has been staying with
Mrs. Olson the past week Martin Hitiho
attended the Mellem Hagen wedding On Dach
ridge. Wednesday. Mlss Amelia Lee, who
has been employed in Peterson, Minnesota, ts
nov At home 20 spend a few weeks Ever
BroteB made dying TRIP ont over the ridge,
Wednesday night 49,. Ed Erickson Ia wOrkius
Tor Chris Anderson Martin Hagenesa from
Madison, il now at home to make "a brief vista
with his parents. kHDgBEH
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
IT WON HIS CASE.
The Incident That Brought About
the ssStoveplpe Verdict"

The Incident That Brought About
the 'ssstovepipe verdict"
1t, was a characteristic of certain
Tennessee colonel, that when once shis
oratory had sbegunrto flow beforesthe
jury nothing could stop it till the fount
wasa exhausted. On one occasion. he
had just. finished tearing his oppo-
nent's argument sto ltatters when the
courtroomEstovepipe fell,witha crash.
'srherer' cried the colonel as the
clouds ofisootiarose. THERE'S a smile
furnished by mature herself! Just'as
that stoyepipe lhascome .unjointed and
fallen useless ito sthe, ground so my{ad-
versary's argument has fallenfwith as
loud crash. Oneis net more hollow
than the other, not more in need Of
polish.
"And, gentlemen of the jury, what do
those. clouds of SCOT and smoke resem-
ble--those black masses shutting all
they light upon--what do they resem-
BILE more than the malicious libels, the
black scandals, which my adversary
has poured into your ears and with
which he has endeavored to blaeken
the character of my clientY
His case had seemed hopeless, but
when he had finished the stovepipe
comparison the jury was converted
and returned what became famous in
western Tennessee as the ''stovepipe
verdict in favor Of the colonefs eli
emit
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
WATERSPOUTS.
What They Are and the Conditions
That Generate Them.

A waterspout is miniature tornado
originating in a strong upward draft
of air which occurs above the surface
of a body of comparatively warm wa
ter. Its effect first becomes visible In a
circular motion at the point in the
clouds ito which it ascends. This be-
comes a whirl which condenses the
vapor at,its center, causing the portion
of the cloud there to drop downward
In the shape of a gigantic rally bag. At
the same time the continuing upward
draft increases the rapidity of its orig
inal swirl and of the condensed vapor
caught within it until the ascending
and descending masses join to form
the waterspout. =.
Necessarily by. this profess the air
beheath the spout is rarefed, and thus
where the phenomenon occurs at sea
the water always seems to be sucked
up into 1t, although this is not really
the case TO any considerable extent.
For similar reasons where a water
spout OF tornado passes over build
ing it does most of its damage by ex-
hausting the air outside, causing what
is within TO expand and blow the
structure topteees.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
DIED.
MRS. scnLoNn.


ALICE NJ. QuACKENBUsH was born Ntrvsrn-
Der 26, 1861, In the town OF Bergen, and died at
Newton, Aupust4. 1904, Her youth was spent
upon her fathers farm near Stoddard, where
she lived until 1890, when she became the
bride OF Chas. III. Schlong, August 23d. For
two years La Crosse was theiI home, but bust
ness finally caAed them TO Newton From
the earliest Alice was a devoted dauRh ter
She was idoli2ed by her grand father until the
day OF his death. Ffofl the beginning she
manifested a christian c. ~ cter and loving
spirit. She was a true frien. to all and every
one learned to love her. She was the mai IL
helper In the Methodist society organized on
Oak Ridge, and until her marriage she stood
ever ready with helping hand and a sympa-
thizing heart. She lost no opportunity of
doing good In her home and elsewhere, Since
her wedding day she has never ceased 10
brighten he life and home OF her husband.
Sha always had time to administer to the
needs sof the sick or bereaved. helping with
willing hand and heart, On July q, 1904 her
home was made more happy by the arriving
OF baby Iughter. From the first the mother
improved nd was planning for the future of
her little laughter, when the sad news went
forth that she breathed her last in sinking
spell.
Mrs. SchIong leaves to mourn her loss. a
heart broken husband. son, Geo Schlong OF
Aberdeen, South Dakota IAN infant daughter
who will live with her grandmother. Sbe
leaves In her old home tenter father and
mother who are grit IT n, and two broth
ers, Fred and john.
Funeral services we're conducted in New.
ton by Rev, Il. L. Qaick, OF the NJ. + church.
assisted by Rev. Potter OF Spfingvlile. Sing
ers rendered Goods Way Is Best, "Beautifu.
Golden Gates and Rifted Rock. A large
number attended the services at church aud
"a wagons followed mourning to the grave
where the remains we're reviewed for the last
time. Jesus Love Of My soul was sung at
the grave. lnterment was made In the OAK
Ridge cemetery. F. p. q
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10

1t wonderful enough that infants
of a few weeks or months should make
unmlstakahle manifestations of the
simplerlemotions of fear, affection and
anger, .buttthat an emotion so complex
as jealousy should appear so early as
at the fages Of ten months is especially
remarkable and, indicates degree of
development atsthis age which In the
absenceiofiob observation might justly be
deemed, incredible Darwin observed
Jealousy in, an infant of fifteen and
one-halfAmonths, but adds, ~ would
probablysbe exhibited by Infants at an
esrlierlagetiftthey were tried in fit
ting manner"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
larger Sleeping Ger Ber,hs

One Of the few railroad companies
that owns and operates the sleeping cars
10 service on it's lineg is the Chicago
Milwaukee and ST. Paul
The sleeping cars on THE line vera
formerly Pullman cars, operated by the
fuiiman Company. but for u dozen
years past the railroad company bss
owned and operated the sleening cor
'quipment Il building it's slaeping
cars departure from the old standard
pattern Of cars has been made to the ok.
tent OF adding about six inches to the
width and highth of the sleepera This
permits OF wider and higher berths
Length has also been added to bertha. so
mat comfort IL found in theIa which il
lacainE IN ordinary sleeping ears.
These large ears are in service on
PRACTICAL all Of the lines of the St Pass
road, and are very popular with thss
travelling public.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10

Jenny sscanaTy~wassas yellOwHas gold.
Every fluffy feather was the scolor Of
the sun, sandaDick's Dispositions was as
bright as the sunshine itself Every
morning after This bath Jenny opened
the doorsof 'hisscage. and out ieawould
hop, flrsteto her hand and then sto her
shoulder. HesseemedAso proud, of him.
self there, and. Jenny was so. pleased
with him. Jenny's flfttie brother Phil
was just getting over, the measles
and you know 'how' the flight thurt his
eyes. He thoughtful it hurt his eyes
like that.surely it must hurtithe birds
al well, sand he believed it would be
an, excellent lplan. to have shade for
Dick,steyes too. When the little boys
stster'came neutrality-suspicious.
ina her 'surpriseiyto see her pet with a
paper shade, air painted green, over
his little round. head. There he sat,
liketa little oldsgentleman, and he did
not rsfng another song that day. He
mast shave ,tfonght 1t 'was,night under
ulesshade.sthat ,keptsthe light out. Do
you not think that Phil should have
knownsthat ibirsls love the light Eek
change.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Their sUse4 at Ssgeddings the Survival
.offnnkAncient Custom.

Their USE at SSgeddings the Survival
offnnK Ancient Custom.
Acknowledgements of the use of or
apge blnssomseat weddings as due to
Observation-Disclosures aorangeIt ree,A bearing
itssrlnesgolde tsandefragrant flow
erssatrt he4samegtim islas symbols of
fruitfiIness, sandsthis, 1--WE may take it,
intheymainareason of'the pleasing GUS
tom.
InsCretea the bride. and bridegroom
nrefsprinkledswi orange flower wa
Ter, and in Sardinia oranges, are at
tacIied tobthe horns of the oxen which
draw the$nuptial.c carriage. DR.. Brewer
says thatS Saracen brides carried or
gnge blossoms at weddings and sug-
gestssthatiournmode custom is sur
Hivahor revival ofitheirs.
Thercustom.9 npearsitoN have beeniin-
Produced from France into England
about 1S2o-30. According to Littre,
s4Womens at their marriage wear a
crowns faorange Abuds and blossoms;
observation-disclosures taken as a
symhoFof.marriage"
InTs'Vanity Fair Thackeray speaks
of orange sblossoms, as touching EN-
blems OF female purity. imported by us
from France" This happy thought,
however, lis merely a fancy Of his, for
orange blossoms, ;accordingsto French
scholars and writers, simply indicate
that "mademoiselle" has attained the
status OF madame"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10

Seed time and harvest will not tall
;v ,b;s favorad stste OF course we get
,Sorr;sd and worry and are between
Cc,a az ana faar most of the time We
,rTty ba i~ weather two weeks ahead
Of - tim r.'t for fear it will not get here on
tbe schedule and about the time we he
ein harvest we get terribly worried Tor
fear il will not rain in time for the corn .l,
still sessonable weather genersliy comes
SIong as it is needed and the man wn in
Is ready and has his harvester eiied wi. VIII
bsve time eeough 20 harvest his crops
without working nights and snhuSys'
-Ex
-Spectaeles and eye glasses sei tIpi,l
csilyEtted. J. W. LUCAS, IoVViis'h u'e'' \ b
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
Wrote to Mr.. Hume.

A popular British weekly has just
discovered the existence of a novelist
named ]. Fenimore Cooper and writes
of his pathfinder" as the work of
promising author A London daily is
better informed aud ironically observes
that AIr. Cooper is now well over his
hundredth year" and is engaged on
another book which. as at present ar
ranged, will be entitled, The Last of
the Mohieans" Americans. however.
need not be in haste to jeer. 1t Is not
very long since a school superintendent
in g thriving town OF the middle west
wrote TO a historian named Hume TO
ask him TO make some changes in his
history Of England which would ut IL
for classroom use Later he expressed
some surprise that his politely worded
request had ELECTED no reply.-Sprirg'
feld~Republican-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.
The Greatest Ever Held In this State September
5th 10 10th.

The Wisconsin State Fair will be held
at Milwaukee the first week In Septem-
her. opening on Monday September o.
and continuing during the week. Inc
state board of agriculture has been very
active in preparing a program wnlch
will make the Fair this year betger IMAM
any of it's predecessors. Inc fair VIII
omen on Monday instead of Tuesday,
thereby affording an extra day Tor the
benefit of visitors from all parts OF the
state. There will be number ot us
tinctly new features at the FAIR. Eor
the first time in the history OF the WIS
consin State Fair, the grounds will be
open on Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, ana VIII De
gorgeousiy lighted with electricity Al,
the exhibition buildings will be open ana
special track program arranged LOT
each evening. including races on na'i
mile track under search light 49,
An abundance of extra music VIII De
provided. At five o'clock 10 the even
ing the price of admission VIII be
twenty-five cents, and all persons on tine
ground at that hour. can remain WIN
out extra charge.
vided for. including Military ana Sol-
diers Day, State Day, Milwaukee Day
and Carnival Day. -.
One-half rates on all railroad lines IN
the state and the Upper Peninsula VIII
prevail AMI coupon admission tickets 70
the fsir will be attached to the railroad
ticket
Never before in Wisconsin have there
been so many splendid racing entries as
for the coming State Fair. In additlon
to the usual purses, three thousand doi-
lar trotting and pacing pur<es have been
offered and the entries include. some OF
the most famous racing horses from ALI
narts Of the United States
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10

WEST PRAIRIE, August s-West Prairie peo-
PIC, hoth old and young, spent SUNDAY At
Rush Greek Dicnicing. The ladies' mad pre
that they over partook Of before. After the
dinner was a.ready and everyone seated. sir
Fortner took picture OF the forty peopIe
ilclaalng the O0antifHl spread. After dinner
the young folks all departed for a aaif,miIa
walk 10 visit The Mammoth cave where Mr.
boftner again took several viess About 4
oeiucE AL declared they had had the hest
parted Tor the social at shaanon's where Ire
cream ana cake was pIenEie1l Christeua
tttl VIII ATTEND Institute at Vir0uua next
week e, Ethel and Edwin Crag are still visit
ing At ttrts,... Luetla Davis has been visit
Ing sc Retreat ana La Crosse. She ga4 ac-
compAn ied home by Alto Davis. ICu,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
OUR OUNTY GLE ANINGS
FROM the Brain and Pens Of the CensoT's
Live Country and Village W riters.
HAMRURa.

CHAsEBURG kIDGE. Aug 7.-Farmers are
very busy harvesting and stacking their early
grain. Mr.. Chas. WFObie is still doing some
carpenter work Miss Dummer visited at
A NFobeis last sunday $40. Miss Minnie
knutaon. who has been III for some lime is
recovering very fast. The dance at Mr.
kretchmans WAS we'll attended and all re-
ported a good time 70. kertha BOatie and her
brother spent sunday with Miss Ammo Veg
lahn $3.50. Ernest Amann OF Pleasant Valley,
spent week with Miss hnuts0n... Willie
WrOhie made a flying trip over the ridge last
Sunday. The Misses Lena and Nina kOnin
gen ade . trip % Battle Island last week
ard reported good time August kFause
and family visited at August WFubels last
Sunday ~. IL Is said preparations are being
made for big wedding to come of soon.
a large number OF young people attended the
dance at Kicks last Saturday night and re-
ported fine time. CHAsEBCWG Boy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
STYLING BALDWINS5
he Worlds Greatest and Most Daring Gymnastics.
Marvellous for their Thrilling and Startling FeatS of
Profound Skill

The startling and sensational aerial bar casting act
before the public introducing giant
forwards cutaway proues and double sumersau most
finished three cradle hand casting act now
before the public
The Five Flying Baldwins have been engaged give e
bon each day of fair The act will be given forty air
that every visitor the fair it. They will give their
comedy with revolving ladders the funniest pro-
vokng given grounds They the company
the United States to-day and every man. woman and
child in this and adjoining counties to them.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10

Whetheraplainly boiled, like the hum
BILE potato, served in snow white
napkin andS eaten with shavings OF
cold, buttersorsinlaid'i tiny blocks like
miniature black fdice into goose liver,
turkey pigs feet. or, again,
shreddeGk delicately over the creamy
surface off supremes de volatile, the
truffie, .tfesI ffeaits,costliness is deserv-
eddy afacorite.esculent throughout the
civtlizedsworlds- N Telt graph.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10

1T is announced that rural free ],
livery agents provided with special n !.
cycles equipped with cYclometers wi II
soon make tour Of she counties. who a.
duty 1t will be to run the wheel Nv ar
every rRral free delivery route il ord -
TO determine the exact length of ha
route in miles According to the mn m
Der Of miles in each route and ir,esr, -.
tive Of the number of persons the rrr al
carriers serve. is the salary of 'he ~ ~
rier tn be appropriated. with 1920 ! ,er
"nnnin rs maXimuu pay for the arg r.
reute and S432 as minimum
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10
TheaI4ittIe Member.

Tou&nay slSecI0 your,feet from slipping
AMI your hands from evil deeds,
But. TO guard your tongue from tripping
What unCeasinEFcare it needs
he you. Oil or fbcs ia young
Oh beware
TalcaxgoodA care Il
Or.thestittia' ta+tle ,telltale tongusi J
You OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quarrel
With the doctrine that / preach.
But the rsounctnesssso OF the moral i
Sad experience wAIfSteach.
Belit-snid ors be.ait sang
Everywhere
oh beware
OF the little tattieA telltale ktonguei
Henry Johnsto1e in ST SNichels2
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-08-10

imouslg adopted at the republican caucus
last Saturday Highs....M Mr. and Mrs. William
Alah0ney or our village. visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Ntlkinsou of Wilton last sunday
Ar and Mrs. Chas. Lea OF Tomah. attended
services at the y. i chi rich last Sunday
The blasting and G.iliin for silver in Jact's
mountain continues / vauk stokes ia billed
iof a harvest dance the /. ia inst ia the Opera
hall Music by the Ontario string band
Lord Bros. and crew went 20 sauk countv IN
search OF ginseng. They Intend 20 enlarge
the sAantY which Il enclosed A. their garden
tDATARfo KIN