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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-24
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-24
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-24

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-24


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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-24

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-24

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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
ETERaAL YIel[ANcr IS EcEssARY

Madison State The existence o. 20.
litical war in the republican party in
this and other states may as well be
confessed there is struggle to deter.
mine whether the people or the corpor
atoms are 10 rule in state and nation.
The corporations have the money. they
have majority Of tne newspapers, they
are sustained by some United States
senators and some congressman and
their appointees and if the common
people wish % maintain their rights
they must fight for them. Money is a
powerful agent aud the corrorations
viii use 1t unsparingly TO intreneh them
selves In every branch Of government.
The champions Of the peoples causs are
not rich and if they are - succeed t'4ey
should be sustained by all whO believe
in the equality Of opportunity. That
eternal vigilance as the price Of lib
erty, is as trie now IS in the DAY Of
Patrick Henry, and the common people.
if they wculd be free from the wranny
Of corporations and trusts. must wake
up and hold ap the arms Of men who
are battling { IT squal rights
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
TRo ANNIVERSARIES

The two birthday anniversaries that
most appeal to the great American heart
are these OF Washington and Lincoln,
February II and February p, are red
letter days In the history Of our repub.
tic. On the one we honor the memory
Of the father Of his country on the otheI
wa pay orr tribute Of love and gratitude
to it's savior and its martyr. Scarcely
have the eulogies called forth by Lin
coin $ recent anniversary ceased to echo
through the land when, on this End
birthday Of Washington, words Of equal
IL glowing praise and admiration, re-
soundiug from thq Atlantic to the Pa
cifc, attest the popular reverence for
this immortal memory.
O1livious Of tina fact that no two dir
ferant characters possess the same at
tributes Of greatness, much discussion
has arisen an to which was the greater
MAJ. Washington or Lincoln There
was much In the environment Of Lin
coin to call forth the popular sympathy.
.nueh in his I0wiy birth aud courageous
struggles with advelYity, to eadear him
10 th1se he WIS want to cali the plain
people The child ofswans and poverty,
aursed amid wintrT whirlwinds, he
was left TO fight single handed against
q world that was never kind to him A
deeper palhos Is added to bis life Of
hardship, sorrow and detFaction, be-
cause when bis triumphant hour at last
arrived. il proved his hour Of martyr
dom
Os all orr great men. LIncola was
most appealed to the poets Lowell
calls him, New birth Of our new soil,
the arss American Bryant has paid
him tribute as The gentle melciful
and just Walt Whitman, in lines
Of transcenaent feeling and beauty.
greets him as Ny Captain, and thus
bewails his death
Fsora fearful trip tae gtctor ship cnues
In viii onject w0u.
Exalf q shores and alng o. bellsl
B1tf slll silent tread
tatk the spo5 MY Captain les
Fallen, colo and dead
Washington, favored son IF fortune
born to the best traditions al American
llfs. compels our admiration, bat awak-
e1s no such sympathy as that We give to
Lincoln, who lacked au OF these advan.
tagea But we recognize in Washing
ton g man unspoilsd by prosperous cir
cumstances that would have led a
wa4ksr nature 70 indulge in a life Of Ia.
glorious ease. Lincoln was the person.
al exponent Of the doctrine that all men
are born fres and equal Washington,
in carrying ont this doctrine to It's logi-
cal conclusion, builded better than he
knew. The man who for so,many years
stood "arst in war, first in peace and
frst 2. the heart os his country. now
shares shat honor with another who
lives and will continue to live in oEl
annals Is tie savior OF thu republic r
GRAZ County Herald
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

Rseds1erg Times With the pros.
poet Of Saucuses and conventions with
out end and political fight every time,
the people Of Wisconsin may we'll sigh
for primary election law What a
boon il win be when the voter can go
to the polls aud express his choice not
only in the nomination OF congressman.
but for governor. for United States sem
stoE, for state senator, for assembly
man and county officers. Then after
The nominees have been tseertained and
placed OF the county tickets. the voter
can 80 70 the polls and cast hi, vote as
h g now doss in elections
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

While the sympathy of America is
almost unanimously with the japanese
Il may De we'll to remember that at q
time when the very existence of this
nation was az stake the appearance of
Russian war fleets at New York'and
san Francisco was effective notice to
European countries not to interfere in
the fight between the North and the
South Tx
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
STANDS IS ALWAYS FOR JUSTICE AND RIGHT

EDITOR CENSOR: ] sun much iuaerest
al "a t6a aaupsign in toa Third cor
gressional district I do thins that the
voters of Vernon county will give d o.
@ahoney full delegation with such a
majority that viii it astonish the stall.
warts and COZ porationists / believe the
voters Of my old home county will turn
Out u the eaucuses and convention
though they be in mid-winter. to guard
their interests. Yours truly.
3 TILTON
spa.la. Fshv =. 1904
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

Col Gabriel Buck, renowned in war
ard peace, a resident Of Oshkosh for
many years, tied in that city on Satur
day last Col Bouck has s.reeord for
conspicuous serviee during the great
civil war. BE was well-known az
IsadiDg Free Mason.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
BENNETT
Secretary


ksN,LEQENs
Tie Third Congressional District Eepubli-
can f0mmittee directs that a convention OF the
republican electors OF the Third CongFessfCu-
81 district OF Wisconsin be held at the court
huusa IN the city % Bsraboe. Wisconsin. On
the "a day uf March, 1904. 80 1880 O'Clock in
Ehs afternoon, TOR she purpose u placing IN
nomination a republican candidate for Aem-
Der q Congress; also placing in nomination
one eisctor OF Pres ideut ana Vice President
for said district, and for the selection Of two
delegates and aiteruaues To the Republican
Nati0ua Convention TO be heid in the city %
Chicago on the Zist day Of June. 1900 The
several counties Of the district are entitled to
representation as follows.
Counties. No, Of delegates.
era g. ford ........-. ...-.... ..-.....
4rHnt.. --..... ..... ..-.-....+..... p
Low '-r-es.- --t<r-. s---.--s .
NBeAu ..--..s.s ,-...--..-t- y
liicblaud ,...-..s...-..... 10
Sauh. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
er09n ~
j p. ASHLEY. Chairman.
r. z FERRyi See pro tenn.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
COLD WINDS

Have an unpl easant effect on tender skins cans
ing roughness and soreness. Many people dread
winter because of their skin being so susceptible
to chapping. COSMO-cURA TOILET CREAM
Is wonderful skin softener, giving immediate
ease to chapped hands and face, because it ia so
convenient, being nsither sticky ncr greasy and
can be applied at any time Gentlemen will
find it excellent after shaving
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

A rich strike in lead has been made
in shaft near Plat.evine, 13s feet be
low the surface The strike consists Of
seven feet Of zinc and lead. This fad
will make the mine one Of the most val.
liable in tnat section Of the state
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

The two weeks school for adult farm
ers at she state agricultural coil re con.
Quoted by Dean " A. Henry is being
attended by 1870 farmers. ranging in age
from 25 TO 60 year.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

Take advantage Of the big cornbin-
ation Of the CENSOR snd Daily Milwau-
kee Free Press. Gully s. Tor both full
year
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
VILLAGE AND WARD oAUCrsEs TO 81
HELD AT 7:30 O'CLOCK IN THE
EVENING.

ne soto Village Da Soto house. a.. / delegate
Hiiisboro village. Village hali......8
La Fargo Village, DeJeans halL..@
Ontario Village. Vernon hoase 81
teaGstowm Village. Clocks hall "
-t2adard Village, Town ban .....t -
Viola Village schr0Gers store..+.I
@est6y Village, Village hail e...2
City 0f ViroQua--
FIRST Ward, City hall....-......-.3
Seeond Ward, and floor Nichols
sAtf-iN o -
fhird Ward, Wises store ......,...4
~. % MAH0NEY J HaNRY BENNETT
Chairman. secretary
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

WHILE the plain weaves such as CHEvIoTc
Serges, Mohairs, etc, are always holding
their own, and have been bought with generous
hand the tendency to FANCY suitings is more
marked than ever. We have acted accordingly and
searched every importing house for the Nattiest
LATEST DESIGNS, the elegance of which you
will surely appreciate when looking them over
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

A Syou are probably well aware Of, the HIGH
a CLASS fancy goods are generally expected
to bring good profits to make up for close selling Of
staple goods. We have STEPPED OUT ofthat
trodden path, and have MARKED OUR HIGH
EST CLASS GOODS on the SAME CLOSE
MARGIN as our most staple articles. We believe
it to be the ONLY ROAD 70 successful merchan-
dising and shall follow it up n EVERY Detail
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
srATE on wIseoNsIN.l

COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

STATE or WISCONSIN,
COUNTY or VERNON.
Alta regularly called meeting OF the count!
committee of the republican party Of SAT-
county, held on February 6. 1904, the following
business YVES transacted;
on motion OF r, II Drake tt was resolved an'
determined;
That county convention Of said party II
said county, to select eighteen delegates x
represent said county 10 the republican con
GFeSsional convention to be held at BarsbOo
March 81, for ths nomination Of a candidate
for congress, and to elect two delegates ant
rWo alternates to the republican nationa
convention, ami TO nominate candidate fol
presidential elector sha "A be held At the c0ur
house in the citg OF FirtQua on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY
81 u O'clock no.
That the cauc3sas ia the several towns, II
seid county, shall be leld on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1905. epeEing
&t the hour OF o'clock In the afternoon anC
continuing at least one hour, or as provided
By law, and In the several wards and village;
az 7;30 p. n., at the following places respect
iveiy' 6nd that the number Of deIsgat from
each shall be as follows, namely;
Bergen, Town halle. ....-..,-..*. del gates
0httstiana, Temperance h&h. viz
Itge Of WesibY. t...............-.s....F
Clinton, Town hail....... ..-...s.. -
Coon, Town Gli.-,.......,......-..s.T
Forest Town bal .,....,-............4
Franklin, Clawat1r's store buildipg
Liberty Pole. ...s...>. -...s.s.,t....
Genoa az. Mout.'s hall, Genoa,-...s
Greenwood, Town hall. .,..,..-.....
Hamburg, Iowa hall ,...,..-...-.-s IS
Harmony, Temperance hall New
Hillsboro town. Village hail ......5
Jefferson, Town hsli. ...-..........
klcsspOo. Crooks ball, Readstown3
Liberty, Town hall ..---...-..
stark, Town hall. ........-.....-...4
sterling. Town hall ,.-........~.-..-.6
u3ou, Town bah. ...-.-.-.......-...
Ntr1gua, Engine house, Firoqua
-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
Matches Showing Of Spring Sutings!

OUR enormous purchases Of imported and do
~ mestic fancy suitngs are here in all their
magnitude land your inspection is cordially invited
Never before have we shown such al elegant col
lection of fine goods. The styles and ;abrics have
been thoroughly studied, SO you can come to the
Big Store fully assured you are looking at the
CREAM of the SEASONS PRODUCTIONS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

sparts, Fsby -. 1904
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06

strips connected ss IN the diagram, wl;h
cross hars, form the basis OF action In
the middle OF this n little fly wheel. made
from cigar box wood and fastened into
place with a long pin, Is adjusted. At the
extremity OF tho sticks q spool. fitted IN
With q peg so that 1t Will revolvc. COM
pietes tho mill
Now all you need IS power to mako The
mill revolve, and what better could lou
ask than ore which Is ever at hand, the
faucet IN the bathroom.
900 5000 o&. - 5000 90
A pair OF scissors and bunch OF keys.
a boot and pasteboard box contain
ms. say. stone or something very heavy).
\ large book and a psStebosrd box oats
one empty.
A watch and bo,tie Of Ink.
a pen Nib and a feather.
\ pin and little piece OF paper.
An envelope and a postcard.
\ nickel and n bow OF ribbon.
A doll and a book.
4 newspaper and 4 package Of tacks.
\ rubber ball AMI sponge
a parcel containing, say. shavlngs ~
crumpled paper but tied with a stout piece
Of cord) and a closed can Containing nails
or something heavy.
80 observation-disclosures 900
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06
MR. KATYDID TRAVELS ABROAD.

much vim that "Katydid' Katydid an
he was 30 positive about 1t that no oii-
dared TO contradict MN.
When the great round moon hung riRhI
over the tree. and Mr.. Katydid had made
the same remark until he was 50 tired ne
could hardly scrdpe the covers "t ms
wings together-for that is the way he mas
IF saying "Katydid"-a sudden notion
clIne into his head.
Il am going to take trip, he told
Katy. Importantly She gave frightened
whir- that meant
"Oh, no: don't gol You will surely be
killed. You may even be swallowed
alive"
I'm tired OF being a stay-at-home he
declared. ITS all right for you. Iou'r
just female. But / m going to ee the
world"
So he stretched out his long :celers
that were like solitary whisker on each
side Of his mouth, and shook ais hard
dark green wing covers, and uniolded ms
Transparent light green wings, ana rubbed
his hind legs over his emerald gown TO see
that it was clean and smooth, and then
he flew swiftly down, down, down, into
the vast outdoors. lie did not stop until
he WAS so tired his wings gave out and
hc dropped plump into mud puddle lie
hoped out shook himself vigorously, and
then kicked out all SIX of his legs one
At a time to see that thoy We're not
loosenrd by the jolt. Satisfied IN this
point, he firted his wings and tried t.
clean the mud or his lovely green gown
His desire To traVel-as Well as MS body
was now somewhat dampcned. As he
stepped daintily about on the grass. Keep
ing a sharp lookout with both Of his shin
Ing black eyes. ne heard rustling sound
close bY. Nearer came the noise, nd h,
knew now It vas the patter IF tiny foot
steps. To his great relief ne soon saw
that it was only a katydid coming toward
him.
w here are you going?" inquired ths
newcomer after they had exchange
greetings.
I've never peen out OF the big GA
tree Mr.. Katydid explained and to
night | thought I'd go on a Journey"
You must have found II very amus,ng
Just sitting on ono limb all the time
Quito an exciting NE. should Judge. Why
I've boon all over this forest" said tn,
stranger. scornfully. and passed on with
out wasting further words. Mr. katydi'
. was now moro determined than ever 4
PURSUE his travels. 40 he took TO hi!
, wings, and this time he landed In th'
garden back OF tho house where the Bo!
] lived Hero nc heard IA CHEEKY chirrup
a for a Cricket had come out OF his hol,
n and was fiddlirE away with his wings d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06

" diHplH'r 'ti'N'N ''tiiIiS h4'i41 '4tD F.'t+'
and he made n beo Inn for the Intruder.
At nrst they put tTeir heads together
and butted Ike billy goats, but "a neither
gained by this, they separated and thea
ran together, and, clinCsins. rolled over
md over. Tho fight now %axed fast and tu-
9lons. They scratch d like cats, they kicked
Ike horses. they lit like dogs, and they
tumbled about in the dust, first ono on
top and then the other. At laet one OF
the legs OF the intruder was torn or, and,
badly bruised and battered, lie limped off
Nr. Katydid. fearing the cricket was in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06

IL ARIES 0re usually very s!en1er an!
always haye wings. although they
may not To v!slblr at an iiInos.
There are few had fairies and \ few
cd ones, but most fairies are young and
good. Fairies never eat except when they
arc disguised, and then they DO nor DO SO
hec9 use they are hungry but only 10 test
PEOPLE and see how generous they are.
Gnones are short and vear brown suits
Wizards are very old and tall with long
boards. 4 witch has a pointed chin and
a red hat. In the best style OF wltcne'
the NOSE and the chin usually meet TrOlh
forehead. Their compile 1Io,ls are usually
sallow and their uoses aTs always long
They are great towards. and because 0
this failing they always travel IN crowds
A giant 10 a large. powerful person witt
a great deal OF treasure and variable
number Of eyes. Some giants have on
eye, some have three and some hay
eyes entirely encircling their heads. Onl
very common and unimportant giants hay
two eyes.
Goblins are very hOmely little creatures
They live on pOrr1dge and hot cOaIs, Whic1
may be two Of the reasons why thay ar
bad tempered. Genil can never appea
until they are uncorked. They are enor
NOUS creatures OF a dark. smoky appear
snce, and very obedlent. Ma&iotans ar
second co Isins OF wizards. but they ar
not nearly so good as wizards. They ma
be known by their turbans.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06
Iiis wings were bruised, his head bad n

His wings were bruised, his head mad
bump on 1t, he had scratched one or nus
legs on a brler. and he was muddy and
draggled and tired. Flo was also very
worry homesick, but alas, he ala not Kno"
where to find the biz oak tree.
"lf I can once get home IL stay theTe'
he groaned. Never again VIII | come
down where murderers and robbers ana all
sorts of frightful creatures Prov ABOUT
And he was almost ready to DIE from pure
grief and loneliness when suddenly lamp
shone out In tine darkness ana no Ahe"
a friendly freely was near As soon as ne
had told 1t the story OF his FAD pllSht the
good little fellow signaled his comrades
and they came, each one with ms lantern
lighted and shining brightly. Never Nas
there such an Illumination seen IN to
Boy's front yard as when all these Ntte
creatures formed long line that reached
from the steps TO the top OF the tail oak
trco. 1t looked like a torch Nght process
sion, and Mr. Katydid flew along the
lighted way straight to his old nome and
settled on the very limb where Nay Ha
DOING.
81 thought you'd miss me, and 50 ] came
back to YOU" he explained. after the man
ncr OF a dutiful husband Ihen ne an
nounced loud and triumphantly;-
"Katydid. Katydid, Katydid'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06

Cut out the four chairs, cutting on the
heavy line ALB and cutting out the spaces
marked X In the chair back only. Fold
on the lire BE and paste the chair back
double. Fold on the line DE and paste the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06

whole section below the line DE on the re-
verse side OF the section above tho line
pasting the section h on Alb. Cut on the
small squares containing the letters. When
the glue IS dry cut out the two spaces
marked y. Fold on the line and on the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06

4cr elastic t1roais almost to bursting as
hey aus aered with shrili cries Of
"BrekekeN' koAX. bcekckex, koaX!
lax, k0aN,"
From tho very t1pmast limb Of the tall
ak tres that srew By nc house whero
c bog lived Mr.. Katydid announced with
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06

lcorrespond.ng line on the other side % tins
seat of the chair. Fold on the line and
paste 0 to o, Make AL the chairs IN tho
same way.
Next week there viii be garden seat
for the paper dolls.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06
THE HOWO BIRD AND LITTLE
DOG FOO.
A Zo-O-Illnc.

Zo-O-Illmc.
on The toprnost limb OF swiahwish tree.
Sat a squirkulous Howe bird;
az am lawfully sweet" she skreessd WITH
slee,
TIL the little dog Foo was stirred.
Wherein he yappei. TN the Howe hoard,
And skrookins her eyebrows said.
"ru make you look Ike IN egg that's
Fhirred.
Unless you close your head
The rest Of tho skruvlns scrimmerie.
(Unless the purp demTred,
was never. s,ns, diyulged TO ne
Perhaps no more occurred!
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eMbv IL w.
y = : + ~
~ .ss.Fsss e.
50 y y y
\ az ! s~S5TN
( g, LH4 =
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-10-06

o&o& % o. o&So&O&o<
The Opelousas courier., 1904-02-06

springs in the place of the fiat ones
now SO generally used for this Aur-
pose. The front and rear axles suppoa
upright standards, which are sufficient
~ Draced to give greater rightly to the
under frame. The body of the vehicle
is supported from each standard by
means OF helical springs, which are
inclined inWardly toward the centre
of the carriage body, thus exerting
radial pulls to prevent lateral swaying
without interfering with their vertical
yielding movement when the vehicle is
passing over rough roadways.