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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-11
CANDIDATE RnR SRRRIFF.

LIAVfNG CONSULTED WITH FRIENDS
II in every section Of the county: and be-
IieyiEg that my candidacy Will De fayoraoly
receIyed, hereby announce myself Is = can
didata for sheriff sub iect 20 the action OF the
republican county convention. have resld.
ed within the county almost all my lie ana
have voted the republican ticket Tor ~ years
-,sver aimee became voter, 1 solicit the
kindly consideration and support OF all re-
,ubiicans. Very truly yours, c. E. WARD.
Ohaseburg, May Z. 1903.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-11

II it can be 'avsided. never wash
combs. as the watt' often makes the
teeth split ard rend,~s the tortoise
she'll orr horn. oftwhichi tEey are made
rough Smau brushes. manufactured
purposely for chanInglcombs may be
purchased ata trifiingicost With one
Of these the combs should be well
brushed and tafterwardswiped with
towel or5clotht
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-11
school Report

Report of school Dist. No. I, Town OF
Hamburg, for the month ending April 22nd.
Whole number OF days taught. 20; number OF
days attendance SIG; whole number enrolled
~; average daily attendance l5s. Names OF
pupils neither absent nor tardy: Hulda Bye,
Anna Richter, Louisa krouse, Dora Burk-
hardt, lone Brown. Ethel Brown, Edward
Lamprick Robbie Lamp-ick. Claude Lamp
rick, and Hertwick uyersOn. Albert Kun
ming was absent only one day.
". II. BROWN, teacher.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-11
nnrrcr OF DRAWING IuRnRS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN drawine Of iurymen to serve as jurors at
the June term OF the circuit court Tor Vernon
county, will take place at the court mousse 10
the clerk OF courts office on the 2lst day of
Nav, AT 10 O'Clock a. m. d. f. MAINS. CLERK.
Dated AZ VirOqua, May 10, 1904
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-11

There are 1876 delegates to be elec ted
after this issue of the CENSOR, closing
Saturday night OF these it is believed
the governor will receive nearly If not
fully ninety delegates.
That the state convention, which con-
venes next Wednesday, will be highly
interesting contest, with not little bit
terness thrown in, gees without guessing.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-11
SOLID SHOES FOR EVERYBODY.

All the correct styles are here for men,
women and children. We invite calls
for inspection and comparison with
what You have seen elsewhere.
II. D. WILLIAMS & Co,
Viroqua Shoe Store
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-11
Severe Property Loss.

Friends here learn with much regret
of the loss by Miles q. Davis, of his err
tire saw mill outfit in Gates county, FIRE
DESTROYING the property on q recent date
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-05-11
Lsrtuie nn China

Or Lucy A. Gsynor, after an expert
enc # twelve yetrs SIS preaching ply.
sician in Marking, the old capital OF
China, win tell Of the conditions. Gus
toms and needs OF the people at both the
mornh:g and evening services in the
Methodist church next Sunday, May 10.
Vivid, realistic and deeply interesting
lectures, ia the testimony Of those who
have heard them. Many curious will Ia
shown All are invited.
Some money to loan on real estate
security. Inquire of Butt d Butt.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21
Notice to Judges of Election
WHO WILL ACT AS
OF REGISTRATION

LEoNARDTOwN, Nd, July II, 1904.
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Supervisors of Election of Saint Mary's
county, that the following named per
SONS have been duly selected JUDGES
OF ELECTION, and who will also act
as OFFICERS OF REGISTRATION, as
provided for by Chaptico 2O2, Article 33,
entitled Elections" Sections and 10,
i'm the respective Districts and Precincts
mentioned, and that such persons so
hereinafter named will be duly appointed
as qualified Officers of Registration and
Judges of Election for their respective
Districts and Precincts, unless 9 JOd cause
tn the contrary thereof be shown i'm writ
ing on or before the 26th day of July,
1904
1st district Jos. T.. Taylor, Democrat,
st. lnigO's; Lewis L. Tennison, Republi-
can, Beachville.
2nd district-T. T.. Loker. Democrat.
Valley Lee; John johnson, Republican.
Valley Lee.
3rd district, LIST tprccinct-Fred Wathen,
Democrat, Loveyille; ]. Perry Abell, Re
publican, Compton.
Bird district, ind precinct-T. Fenwick
Herbert, Democrat, Leonardtown; Harry
NJ. Jones, Republican, Leonardtown.
4th district-C. l.. Johnson, Democrat,
Chaptico; &. Hayden Russell, Republican,
Clements.
9Th district-Thomas III. Fowler, Demo-
crat, Mechanicsville; Isaiah Canter. Re
publican, Charlotte Hall.
9th distriet-George T. Hutchings.
Democrat, Oakville; Harry T. Robinson,
Republican, Oakville.
9TH district-James T. Blair, Democrat.
Milestown; John ii. Long, Republican,
Oakley.
Sth district. Thos. Fenhagen, Demo
crat, California; Philip Herman, Repub-
lican, Hermanville.
9TH hdistrict-Charles f. Robrecht, Demo
crat, Island; Alexander Marmaduke, Re
publican, Island.
WALTER Ii. DENT,
JOSEPH L. COUGH,
j. GLEN CAWOOD,
Election Supervisors for st. Mary's Co.
CHARLES III. Lucas, Clerk.
July IA, '04,-2t
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21

pom, a dark veil, or a pain soft felt,
the latter for along trip.
No linen duster, they are fashion
able again, but crush in one warm
hour, and no light colored linen
suit and white shoes, never. Ifyou
wish to visit little as well as ira.
vel, or if you are to be with friends
at the end of The journey, there are
more clothes of course, a plated
short tatfcta skirt, with fancy wash
waists and pretty lingerie hat and
patent leather ties. Or a pongee
shirt-waist suit with some pretty
hand embroidery But these are
extras.
If you want to travel with as few
clothes as possible, you can do much
towards keeping small supply of
waists and stocks fresh and clean
yourself. Wash waists and pongee
and cotton cheviot, and all sorts OF
turnover collars, handkerchiefs and
stockings wash easily and perfec-
tly.
In a bowl Of cold water put a
teaspoonful of borax and leave arti
cles to soak half an hour, then get q
bowl of hot water, add the same
amount of borax, rub lightly, rinse
in clear cold water. and your ash
ing is over. The stockings and
wash-silk waists do not need iron
ing at all, the collar bands and
handkerchiefs will dry if patted on
a widow pane and the pongee and
cheviot waists you can smooth with
an iron, heated over gas or alcohol,
or you can get the che nbermaid to
press them for a few cents a piece.
A grass linen petticoat can be worn
without pressing, and none OF these
garments require starch. So your
laundry bill, with little pure borax
comes to about ten cents a week,
exclusive of white things"
If you limit yourself to gauze
knitted suits, these too can be neat
ly done up by home talent.
Smartly comfortably dressed, with
a knowledge of how to keep so with
out much trouble lor expense, the
next important step to insure plea
SAINT travelling is the right packing
OF your dress-suit case. You must
have a bath gown OF some pretty
goods, flannel or cotton crepe. Ths
most comfortable are made kimone
fashion. but fuller, and very long
This to wear to the train dressing
room. Have this garment becoming
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21
Orphans, ces.r1.


At the session OF tl1e Orphans
Court held Tuesday. JH|y IL. 1904.
all the officers were pre2ens.
Inventory Of personM estate of
Frank Branagan fled aid approved
and widow authorized = take prop
erty at inventory.
Order to Mrs. Rebeeea Cough TO
draw $3l1.74 OF amount deposited
with Central Savings Bank, Balti-
more. to settle with two yards who
have reached legal age
Fifth account OF J. n. Dent, exc
cutor of John F. Dent. Sled and ap-
proved
Mrs. Ann Il. Adams. eidow, sp-
pointed administrators 0f Henry
Adams. Geo. u. Dent nAilip ]
Medley appointed % sppraisd per-
sonal property and 20 lay annual
valuation on real estate.
Geo. w. Joy and VIM. +. Green
well appointed to appraise personal
property oJ JamesCooper, deceased.
Executor ordered to take charge of
growing crops and have same worked
and secured.
Court adjourned to July 26, 1904.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21

ask the readers of this paper who
are suffering with indigestion or
dyspepsia TO call on them at once
and get a bottle Of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. III you knew the value OF this
remedy as we know it. you would
not suffer another day. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure is q thorough digestant
and tissue building tonic as well.
1t is endorsed personally by hun
dreds Of people whom il has cured
of indigestion, dyspepsia, palpita-
ton of the heart and stomach trou-
bles generally. Kodoi Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat. II is
pleasant, palatable and strengthen
ing.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21
The pill that wi
eVfs


withopt
To cleanse
Take one
De Witt s Littl
small, easy to ID
in effect, yet tla
results that nos
is disappoiBted
from biliousness
pid liver. jaund
troubles arisin
sluggish liver
equalled. SoSs
Leonardtow-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21
Quit Yo

There ism 3 ar
more disagreed
person. He "
whines when
NJ this. and ne I
whinesateveryshi
Whine. whine
q habit he has RI.
nothing the mas
just a bad habit.
orally an idle :
What he needs
az real hard VI :.
cal-some We
him, and enrNZ
and he viii hyN
TO whine.
We know two
them does her own lloos.
takes care of her horse besid
is happy and singing all =
The keyboard OF her Ii
whining note. IL is a
with her, a good, who
10 watch her. The othel1
so situated that she does
work-nothing TO do
herself. She has no ze
interestin in anything. ShS
OF selfishness, and she whia
erything. Whining has bs =
a habit with her that her
al remark is tinged with
is miserable herself. al
erybody else in her pre-
able. She is q weaklins
"a drag, a heavy weig
body all the time.
Get the whine ot
or il will stop the dd
growth of your body;
and shrink your mind
away your friends. and
popular.
Quit your whinir Cl
Go TO work. BE son.
for something. Fill
the universe. Instas1
around, exciting o.
tempt, face abou
thing of yourself
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21

are caused by indigestion. IL you
eat a little too much, or if you are
subject to attacks of indigestion, the
stomach expands-swells and puffs
up against the heart. This crowds
the heart beats and shortens the
breath. Rapid heart beats and heart
disease is the final result. Kodol
DYSPEPSIA Cure digests what you
eat, takes the strain of the heart,
cures indigestion, dyspepsia, sour
stomach, and contributes nourish-
ment, strength and health to every
organ of the body. Sold by Loker
Il de Waal, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Walter z. Brewer
Elizabeth v. Brewer ct al.

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary = county, No.
94N.E
Ordered this 2sth day of Junel9o4. that the
Auditors Report died in the above cause be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the 9Th Monday
of July, 1904, provided a copy of this order be
inserted In the st. Mary's Beacon once a week
for three successive weeks prior the said
eth Monday of July.
EN0CH B. ABELL, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
ENOCH d. ABBLL, Clerk.
June 0-3ws
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21

- - 81 ----4ss
these instructions, whicn anyone
can follow:
Beside protecting the hands with
gloves, one can do much To keen
them in condi'ion>by the use of prop
er soap one that has not t,,o much
alkali, which most scented SOAPS
have-and by apply ing plenty of
grease before dr. ic.s them. White
vaseline answers the purpose for
the majority. IL is well TO have
some always on the washstand, 10 be
able TO rub it in just before drying
the hands. Vaseline does not al.
ways agree with the skin any more
than glyceriue, which by itself can
be used by few. A good prepara-
tion is glycerine which has been di
luted with water and rosewater in
equal parts, or glycerine, rosewater
and tincture OF benzine, one third Of
each. The hands should be most
carefully dried after washing. The
use of almond meal is good in this
process.
In addition, the art OF manicurinp m
is explained in detail, with pictures
that render it easy to keep the nails
OF the hands and feet in good condi.
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21

and fresh and dainty. If you have
bnt one other dress for your whole
trip.
And n short thin dressing sacque
OF cotton crepe, or creponns,. on lawn
IL you have an iron with you. This
TO be worn at night in the sleeper
and for convenience in your hotel
room. And You must have slippers.
You can get pretty Turkish affairs
TO match your bath gown for SOC.
A whisk broom and q felt rubber
for your shoes, and o manicure set
and small brush and comb, then of
course, but just rs important, bot
tie of alcohol TO freshen water when
bathing the face, cold cream, plenty
OF il. q good olive oil soap 10 use at
night with warm water, q bottle of
listerine for mouth and tooth wash
and some clean old muslin.
AT night, when you are travelling
or sightseeing, bathe the face in
warm water and olive oil soap, wipe
the skin dry and massage with pure
cold cream. In the morning put a
teaspoonful of borax in a tub of cold
water and take a good plunge, or in
the cars. a pinch OF the powder in a
basin for a sponge bath.
During the day do not put water
on the face. If the skin is dry or
dusty or you want to freshen up be-
fore reaching your destination, take
your tube of cold cream 10 the dress
sing room, loosen your collar, then
rub cold cream thoroughly oil about
the face, ears aud neck. massage q
minute or two aud rub off with n
clean bit Of old muslin.
Powder the face with some pure
rice powder and you will not only
feel fresh and clean, but rested.
Next brush the hair thoroughly and
do il up neatly. Put on fresh col
lar, and you are smart enough for
the most exacting hostess.
III you cannot get warm water at
night, use cold cream instead of cold
water and soap. But always cold
water in the morning.
Spend as little time in the toilet
room as possible to dress neatly. if
yon ant toah& ular. and -,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21

When a man s hair stands on end
an ordinary person says his hair
stands; but you can't get a doctor Ia
talk in that way. The doctors call
it horripilation. This makes the
patients hair stick up worse than
ever, but il gives the family conf
dence in the doctor.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21
job printing,
Blanks. Bill He
neatness O

Parties havins !
Property for 8 Z
criptive handbl
and at city pric
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21
Ne Pity Shown.

For years fate was after me con-
tinuously," writes +. A. Gullege,
Verbena, Ala. II had a terrible
case Of Piles causing "A tumors.
When all failed Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured me. Equally good for
Burns and all aches aud pains. Only
25c at the drug store.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21

NJ MARY ASsABLE rASroS.

The World S Fair is meaning a lot
Hoftraveling this year TO many people
who haven I always had the summer
travelling bee in their bonnet, and
who don't as rule, mind resting
and enjoying the comforts of home
ia the warm weather.
And to these wise home-staying
folks it's a bit pmzzling sometimes TO
plan 10 take an unexpected journey
without having the pleasure spoiled
blythe trouble of getting ready to go
and the actual worry OF the trip.
With women, very much of the
comfort OF travelling depends upon
clothes. Selecting the right clothes,
making them comfortably and APP
propriately, having the little con-
veniences in dress that are not al
ways absolutely necessary at home.
There must not he easily wrink-
led wash goods, things that are hard
TO do up. Yet some wash things
are necessary for hot days and for
long train trips.
Besides clothes, toilet convenien-
ces must be taken. You will find
only such comfort in soaps and
creams and lotions as you take
with you. And you cannot keep
fresh and from travel stain without
some watchfulnessa and good groom
ing.
For your much to be- worn, all
around, useful dress get Mohair, a
fine quality plain or figured. Make
it with a short skirt, gored or tuck
ed, not plated, and with a loose,
half-length North, or circulor sac
que belt at the back. Line the coat
with exactly the same shade of silk
and leave the skirt unlined.
Have two peiticoats of pongee or
grass linen, the latter is four times
cheaper; and wear tan shoes aud
stockings and dogskin gloves.
With this suit, have one pongee
waist, two of butchers linen, one of
white wash silk and one of dark cot
ton cheviot. Do not get a stock of
percale or null or lawn waists, that
are never, under most favorable o.a
cumstances, fresbsanna than M. M
day. Have one
belt. and go -
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21

You will never find time for
anything. II you want time you
must make it.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21

y sou 0ne
curesC,ut st.
English si.ed.
II remem6tst' !
miracles that
court. An attorItH
a witness, trying
that he understoosr
the meaning Of mir
he said:
" Now, my goo
what a miracle is,
a" Well, | amt
witness answered
=" Let us, then, -
ter. For instance, .
suppose that you shd
the top OF a church 81
hurting yourself. w
call that 2 "
" i guess I'd call +yj
said the witness.
THE lawyer frov =,
took courage and tried |
Very good. Very trI
be an accident he sai
pose you should fall
the church steeple
yourself a second tin
il be then 2
The witness rubf
aud meditated. -
- Il Judge IL waEas;'
dence,' he said sA: DOG
" oh, dear fir =
lawyer. Can't
stand at all ?" III
ing, and then again
Now, my man.
here. I'll continue Z
Suppose you sho1E
Of that steeple a
you, n third time.
you call it?"
A third time 2
q A third time,
yer.
'Well,' said the
I'd call il a habit. ,"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-21
To Delinquent Tuxpuyers

NOTICE is hereby given To all pers6ns IN
arrears TO me for taxes. that unicss they set
s .se1 as sisPssy sa%s On S SS GsSs S sG July g. 04
and costs Ny term of Office expires In Au-
gust. and ! must settle with the State and
county. Having granted all the time the Ian
permits me 10 grant, no fur her indulgence
should be expected.J. MARSHALL DENT.
County Treasurer.
July "A. 'Oa-2t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-24
TROUBLES IN GERMAN
SOUTHWEST AFRICA

BERLIN, Feb. 24-Samuel Maherero,
king of the Hereros, is one of the few
members of the rebellious German South
west African tribe who has adopted Euro
pean dress He is a willy fellow, capable
of leading his warriors intelligently, as
has been shown by repeated successes
against the imperial troops. His palace
is built of mud and stone and is in reality
a fort, so stronglycis it constructed.
1t is impossible to say how many off
GERS and men have been killed by the
Hereros since the rebellion began. but the
number is large enough to cause great ap.
prehension here. Lieutenant Boysen, who
was murdered by the natives, was a brill
ant young officer on the staff of the gov
ernor general At the time of his death
the death of the governor, general was
also reported, but this has since proved
untrue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-24
"THE COUNTRY is SAFE"

$ financial
Of ehedan
lost ideals Believe will
US $
Those words Lincoln
Yks famous old minister, DR. Robert Coye
years corruption
doubted the natural mankind
people,
deadened and they refused ono a n
Yes there robbers
Men high for dollars of
S o cal "a greatd Of
But think the other
Why is it worth columns
Because expected
the thousands
gcay honestly and faithfully They
The public ga when corruption in
But thousands people
in Of
There scandal home and the
home life not what and that think
age yows
But Of the thousands of peaceful
should there bef When people live according
in them. They aturala md probable thing
And it all along the line Right possibility is
that be reoned nearly all of in
shape of official corruption
O as fair IS day.
Take heart, that
shines Of
developed humanity realize optmis
Collya, spoke well when he aa "THE COUNTRY
Why should the company specifically
VANCE just where avenue
provided / the
If will writing either nothing
reasonably be said.
will oto agree.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-24
MORE EDUCATION WANTED

play
in to needs
that the where 100 be
moda thcear r
training the mind
also prospecting.
The Girl determined education She discovered that
lot probably WILL become wife and that
nursing the baby has
his office and the
n
when the things
Tin teach
ther an q
intellect
of wife,.
deemed o civilization.
United
ambition fills $
o
be a bad
the butterfly to the Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-24
a FEW POINTS OF INTERNATIONAL
Law GOVERNING MODERN WARFARE

Formal declaration of not
Notice of bombardment when admissible noneombatant
nfraoton o
Bombardment of unfort6ed permitted by the law of
unless the inhabitants oppose the enemy
Ambances military hospitals wounded
property shall be protected by either beigerent.
The neutrality occupy either
Surgeons attaches of mbuances shall
benefits o neutrality when caring sic o wounded,
A wounded soldier in dwelling i protection thereto
Wounded ands be by OF foe
Warning nations have right eon6cate movable belonging
to the enemy.
Private be seized when
Property 0 an enemy n a friends ship may be seized.
Property Of friendly ship should be
On the high cnband
does rot infringe neutral rights
An claim
munies
attempt contraband
ship with the belgerent he to protect
Neutral either behgrent buy.
Furnishing money belgerents breach Of neutrality
neutral subject. capture beTgerent
permissible neutrality to with
intent bgerent 1t against the law OF nations permit
to enlist before leaving the country
Sending armed ships behgn for sale permissible
ships may be seized by the opposing beligerent
foreign minister enstng this country may expelled by
president.
The attempt country
permission for
For neutral beigeu his
the other beIigerent a breach neutrality.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-24
MEALS FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.

Macaroni with Cheese. Boil macaroni in
sailed water until tender, drain. Crate a
cupful of Swiss cheese, put this in sauce
pan with a great spoonful of butter and
cook. When cheese is melted, turn maca-
ROM into saucepan and beat and toss with
a silver fork until thoroughly mixed. Serve
at once.
Calls Liver.--Wash liver and dry thor
oughly with soft cloth. Fry a few slices
of fat bacon until bacon becomes crisp.
Strain fat thus fried out and return it to
pan, put in liver, fry two minutes on each
side After frying put liver into an earth
en- baking dish, adding one pint brown
sauce and one cup tiny onions, that have
been Drowned in butter, and three table
spoons of lemon juice Fasten on cover
with -four paste, bake in steady oven for
two hours. Remove -four and water paste
from cover, add potato balls, already fried
in hot lard and serve all in earthen bak-
ing dish The Drown sauce" is made as
follows: Heat two tablespoons butter in
saucepan; when thoroughly melted, dash in
quickly two tablespoons, flour, stir until
well mixed Put mixture into cup OF
milk previously heated, stirring in careful
ly, adding mixture gradually, beating to a
smooth cream Season to taste with salt
pepper, onion or celery.
b Coffee Cornstarch Pudding. in
double boiler and let come to a boil tive
cups strong coffee, one-third cup sugar
Take two heaping tablespoons cornstarcl
and dissolve in a little cold water; add tc
it one-half cup chopped English walnut
meats and stir quickly in coffee until ii
thickens. Pour into molds when cold and
serve with cream and sugar or any pud
ding sauce.
Choeolate.-Take two teaspoons and two
tablespoons sugar and put in double boiler
Pour over it one and one-half cups boil
| ing water and boil 10 minutes Place in
separate vessel one cup milk, scald (but dc
not boiD and add to the chocolate. Beat
vigorously with egg beater for two min
utes and serve.