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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-21
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Dip!omacia panamena
REPUBLICA BOYANTE

Noticias de Washington indican que
los lamentOS de Panama Sobre la ru1-
M que causa 4 su er5rio la creacion de
pueblos y aduanas en- la Zona son in
fundados 81 alg1n fundamento tienen,
eS acaSo ser IN pals con tlnanzaS deSa-
condlciOnadaS no sea TN ServlclO d1-
plOmatico tan lucido como Ell pana-
mefI
Constara de funcionarios de todas cla-
ses, excepto la de cmbajadores reser-
vada para combination Interior
Los salaries seran:-Enviados ex-'
traordinarios y Plenipotenciario $4,000
anuales; Ministries Residences So 900;
Charges d'Affaires, 5000; Secretaries
de Le@acion, Primeros, $500, y Sc
gundOs $4,000; Subsecretarios, de idem
ST., 200; Consules Generates, $1,000
C6nsules S. 500; Viceconsules ST. 600;
Consul General en- Nueva York Ss 900;
todo cn oro. Habra representation
diplomatica en- Casi todas las grandeS
p0tenclas y numerosos cOnsulados eS-
peciAlmente en- Norte y Sur erica;
las facturas conSulares Sc divlCiran en-
cuatro classes, con honorarios de $23o
para Ia mas OaJa haSta S5.lo para la
mas alta.
E>ta sera sobre toda partida de efecto
valuada en- S465, con o5 centavos extra
por cada S465 mas de aval1o 9 fraccion
del nismo. ST los efectos son orc, los
honorarios nontardn a 10 por ciento de
la factura; 81 plata d 3 por cierto, y 81
piedras preciosas, IS por ciento. Los
manif estos con destino la rep1blica
son muy recargados, especialmente
los de embarques pequenos. Como
pjedra fundamental para sostener es-
Ite boato el gobierno panamef1o ha in
ver;ido en- Nueva York, la suma de
So. coo,o ,ooo Ell hipotecas al 4 por ciento
de que, descontando alquileres de of
cinas (que estan en- 10 mejor de Broa-
dway) y Otros gastos, tai vez son
100000 saluales 8 POGO menos.
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LA ESFERA
FOR T.FEEZ.R "a

BENMUTEZ, HERMANOS Y Ca.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
GREATEST nK PFrnRn

Tue magnitude and significance IT the
vote on preside mt ut last Tuesday. siee.
ton can gcarceiy be comprehended.
The CENSOR went TO press too soon
after The polls closed to give accurate
figure yeg thale is little new in the sit
nation from tna ia ets then stated The
largeue.a ot be majority IA startling,
both in the ELECTORAL college and by
popular vote Political history Of tue
country does uos furnish an instance so
complete in It's unaajmjty Of sentiment.
And there Is nothing surer than that
the people believed in the ability and
determiua'iag IT Theodore Roosevelt 70
do things They nave confidence in him
individually and - an executive officer
They believe ih45 he ~t.j ms permit
dark places ia IS department If gov
eminent ,o b- p=rpetnalvd wisagut
throwing Oh the tight Tuay believe
that he possesses tEs coula4- 50 bring
to time the tr1saa 4ad comhiaaa.o
taAs have ,o mistakenly fastened laem-
sslve- - tae vitsls of ths iuGus, r5a- of
taa country Adding iaita Ia the iGde-
psGdsnce and ability Of the man brought
every tntabiu mAa tohis support Tins
prrat victory aul the announcement
thai he will nos again accepts the pres
iiency, place ltla in the Independent
attitude where b. esa eua will do s5,ae
thing in practical AID beneficial ref arm
for his coUntrymsa
Ia the news pages ol toda9's CENSOR
are given so couciscly the election facts
and figures that we desire TO direct
especial ttentiou Z, that Department.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
rHE PEOPLE WIN.

The story told by the election returns
in Wisconsin demonstrates that, despite
all that is said by pessimists, we are
government of the people, by the peo-
pie and for the people.
We have heard the issues Of the state
campaign spoken of as La Toilette and
anti-La Toilette, but that was only
matter of designation The people of
the state of Wisconsin have many rea-
sons for loving Robert NJ. La Toilette,
but they love him for th. fight he has
made for popular rights and The means
for securing them.
But in the campaign so splendilly
closed, the voters Of this state had in
mind, not the personality of La Toilette,
not their love for him, but the issues for
which he has 50 consistently stood and
persistently tonight during the past
eight years. The situation has made it
| impossible to separate La Toilette from
La Fo;letteism La Folletteism will sur
vive La Toilette inst as the central fig
ure IN Wisconsin politics has survived
the combined assaults OF all the inter
ests allied against equal bearing of bur.
dens a. : government arising from the
well springs Of the popular heart.
However. tba measure of success is in
the well defined Issues won bya decisive
majority after the fercest campaign in
the states history According to re-
turns the legislature win stand by the
governor and establish in the statute
books the three great principles so qlor-
iously Won in the campaign
! Wisconsin viii have the primary cleo
| ton system, which has been 50 satisfac-
tory in many other states and, in the
future, political machines will have out
lived their effectiveness. Doodle and
convention trades, mid-winter caucuses
and conventions win no longer defraud
the people Of their choice Of servants.
Popular rule will hereafter be supreme
and absolute
! A railroad commission with ample
authority viii b. established that will
do equal jC4sice to railway and shipper,
and the great state Of Wisconsin will be
in portion to start on a progressive and
enlightened policy with regard to the
great question Of transportation. We
have been behind the times in this re-
gard, but progress started last Tuesday
Equal taxation is now more nearly pos
sible. There is No obstructive senate at
Madison, The people are in the saddle
their desires have been expressed in
the election Of carefully selected men in
senate and assembly. and Of their integ-
| rity there can be no doubt.
l. is grand victory nobly won, de-
clare the Lsdysmith Journal
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

The election has been held and the
men who will conduct the affairs of the
nation, the states and the counties have
been selected by the voters The passion
and the occasional anger Of the cam,
paign is dying away and the people
whatever their views Of the result may
be, have accepted the verdict aud are
again turning their undivided attention
to their personal affairs An exciting
political campaign is good excuse for
a revolution or two in some e our neigh
boring republics and even in tae cousar-
vatige governments Of Europe ssddisrs
are frequently called oft to uppre-S
disorders connected vita tEs election of
a mayor or some legislative offi3er But
Ia this country it is different. No p3le-
ical leader sounds the call for his fol-
lowers to take up arms. Such thought
is uathought Of and absence Of revoEu-
tionary spirit is one Of the great strengths
Of this American government Reads
burg Times
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

The people have sustained the decision
of the supreme court in relation to the
regularity Of the republican state ticket,
and now there can be no further ques-
I'm about it. The decision of the peo-
pie wss strictly on its merits, devoid Of
all techni.al..iss.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

Dodgeville Chronicle: When Con
gresham Babcock gets back among his
fellow members at Washington, next
winter, they will, no doubt, Do much
interested in hearing him tell how he
saved the Horse Of Representatives TO
the republicans, and he should moi for
get to tell them how he saved the mem
Der from the Third district Of Wiscon-
sin by plurality Of less than three hun
bred, when the district only gave Roose-
Welt a plurality Of some thirteen to ff-
teen thousand. That would be the most
interesting story Of them all, if he would
only tell it as it is.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

The old east wing of the capitol at
Madison is being repaired to aft 3rd
chambers for the assembly and the SEN
ate during the coming session of the
legislature. The assembly chamber will
be on the main a3or Immediately be-
meath the senate cham Der, and will in
clude the corridor and room occupied
before the fire by the superintendent of
public instruction, the railroad com
missioner and the superintendent Of
public property. All departments of
state are again housed in the old capitol,
Notwithstanding its partial destruction
By FIRE Governor La Toilette has taken
the proper official course, to let the legis-
lature provide future action for the re-
pair OF or construction of a new state
house
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

Congressman Babcock is feeling kind
" toward his democratic supporters this
morning. Without their aid "a juneau
county alone he would have been de-
feated in the 6iatrict -Necedaa kepuD'
lican.
And about how much per head did it
cost the great MANI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

Westby Times: La Toilette was run
over by railroad train at Chicago last
summer when the republican national
committee refused to seat his delegates,
but when the same train got into Wis
consin it was met by an avalanche OF
votes
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
NOTICE

! will butcher cattle within three niIss
of Firoqua fer 81 per head. rs 49, 80
practice; guarantee your hides - 81, III
No. l, which means a cent a T,Cr,-S sen
ira for you. Farther than tbrs 80, -. ~
10 cents per mile extra. Post eeio lIi 1--s
5, phone 23S, residence sacor5 49, e.5A
southeast Of -four mill Gnu HOUSE,
A L PRlcE, viroqua, wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
R.tsnlns IN Mllllnsrr

Commencing November Sth aud con
tinuiDg the bsisace of the season. Mrs.
a. o. Larson viii give big bargains IN
rimuled nd street hsts, caps and fancy
feathers
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

Only three of the large cities in the
northern states gave pluralities for
Parker for president New York, Bos'
ton and Baltimore. The latter by only
AS9
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

Roosevelt will have 343 votes in the
electoral college and Parker will have
to be satisfied with 1873.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

According to the latest reports the
republicans will have a msjority OF W
in the next house of representatives,
a gain of Ga over the present one.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
aozoaAale gxcaAsGE OF COTS paps
FEcK no Ia TOILETTE

Night Of election Ex-Gov Geo ".
Peck sent the following telegram to
Gov La Follette at Madison:
Returns seem to show thas you are
elected, and / coagratulateyO u and send
the besb wishes Of myself and family to
you and your family You have made
a brave fight and deserve to be happy
ard I wish yea may.
GEORGE W. PECK
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

Coach excursions to s. Louis at
$40 4 for rou7d trip on sale Nov. :, s.
IA I 81, %, %. "a . aud %. Tickets
good days from date of sale.
/, G. BOYLE. AGENT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

NO SNohet nAQ lbs c{ScttND DreD az
nonaced than Pre- ideut Roosevelt de-
clared, publicly, his determination not
to accept another nomination.
DE-. James Dinsdale, # Soldiers Grove
one Of the most useful members Of the
legislature at the last session, was re-.
elected by Crawford county republicans
IN the late battle Of tee ballots Bab-
COCKS stalwart crowd did their best to
bring abont his defeat while pretend.
ing support for the whole ticket. Hon
J. L CotdAnd was reelected by toe pee.
pie Of Richland to the assembly. bv g
majority Of 200 over Lis rival repabli,
can. In Juneau county Mayor Cleary
of Eiroy democrat defeated f NJ Reed
for the assembly
James NJ. Gillette, Of Eureka, Csiifor-
Tia, former Viroqua boy, was re-elect,
ed 70 Congress from the district in which
he Resides, This is his second term.
Hon. Alva Adams, a Nissonsinite bv
birth and long residence. was elected
governor Of Colorado This sis che third
time he has been brought ont suG elected
in critical emergencies. bur not twice in
succession.
Rev. L. l.. Thayer, native of Vernon
aud longtime teacher in the pub,..
schools of the county. was elected to
represent Chippewa and Gates counties
in the lower house of the next iegisls.
ture. Lou will make valuable mem
Der His hosts Of Vernon county friends
extend congratulations
President Roosevelt carried Mime.
sofa by majority OF something like
12O 600, yet democrat, johnson. was
elected governor by nesrly 10 GOO Dunn
the republican nominee. secured his
nomination by some kind Of political
lejgerdemain that the people would not
stand for. And the voting cattle are
learning to rebuke the crooked curves of
the crooked politicians. AS proof of
this it is only necessary to review the
returns from the Third congressional
dist net of Wisconsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

Commencing wish November i. b /
Will grind buck wheat as long as there is
any ku the mill MAGNUs Forum.
Proprietor
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
A Marvel for sprains. Bruises. etc.

~" have used Dr. C0lwelTs Magic Egyptian
Ol LOT number OF years. cured myself OF a
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
GOV. IA TOILETTE To THE Elk COVER
NOR.

MADISON Wis. Nov Hon Geo
w Peck Your message of c0ngratu-
lation Just received, / thank you most
sincerely for lts kindly and generous
expression ol good will. The campaign
Just CLOSED has Increased the regard
which J bav- ever entertained for you
SIS 81 friend Ms La Toilette joins in
this expression Of esteem for YOU and
Mr. Peck r. Nj. LA TOILETTE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10 1904
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
Bad Blood Causes
a Horrid Face.

Impure and corrupt blood eourslng through
the veins Is an Indication Of disease ana always
makes - presence manifest on tho face.
Dr.CoaEells Egyptian Bi0Od Purifier and Tonic
cures thoroughly and permanently all blood and
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and all diseases arising from hereditary faint or
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Bf- Holwell's Egyptian Blood Puriaerand Tonic
Is for Sae as 500 o bottle and satisfaction Is
guaranteed OF the purchase money VIII be re-
funded by
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Viroqua, Wisconsin
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
ROUND ABOUT pcLIrlcAI Anrps

No sooner had lis election been an
nonaced than Pre- ident Roosevelt de-
clared, publicly, his determination not
to accept another nomination.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR

q. muNsoN Fdi'or aua Proprietor
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16

James NJ. Gillette, Of Eureka, Caiitor-
rla' former Viroqua boy, was re.elect.
ed 70 Congress from the district in which
he resides. This is his second term.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-11-16
Buekwheat Grluolne Al BrIs,ow Nllls

p s u. E. Nuzum sells our paint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-22
HOW ITO CURE A
1TIE|RRD[FlG HEADACHE

Many people suffer with an aching head week af-
ter week occasionally getting relief from socnllei
headache powders and nerve-sturefying drugs.
They never get cured because they start wrong.
Su"l, people should do a little comulon-sense think
Ing. Headache Is simply the result. a warning sig
nal of far more serious trouble. Usually 1t
means bad blood. poisoned by inactive slug
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-22
NOT GOING TO TANGIER.
Battle Ship Squadron Sails From Glib
raltar for Athens.

The United States battle ship squadron.
commanded by Rear Admiral Barker. and
consisting of the Kearsarge, Maine, Ala
bama and Iowa. sailed from Gibraltar to-
day on a cruise in the Mediterranean as far
east as Pireaus the port of Athens. where
the ships crews will be given shore liberty
for about ten days. The squadron VIII not
visit Tangier there is no necessity Tor
additional warsnips in that quarter Inc
battle ships Illinois and Missouri ana the
cruiser Mayfiower which are attached 10
this squadron are now on the Atlantic
bound for Gibraltar. from which point they
will proceed to join the squadron al either
Pireaus or Trieste, Austria. which ever
may be found most convenient "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-22

ing of the disappearance OF the passenger.
A dispatch received from Bremen today
reads follows:
'The North German Lloyd Company has
no information about Mr.. Loomiss beyond
the fact that he was missed an hour before
the arrival of the steamer at Plymouth.
Whether it was an accident or suicide is
not known.
Z. r. Murphy. a passenger On the Kaiser
Wilhelm who is now in London, says he
saw Mr.. Loomis shortly before the passen-
gers landed AT Plymouth. Mr.. Looms was
going on to Cherbourg. Mr.. Murphy does
not credit the idea that Mr.. Loomis COM
mitted suicide or the theory that his disap-
pearance is due to an accident.
\ dispatch from Paris says that appre-
hension has been aroused there concerning
the whereabouts of Mr. LOOMS. and that
on the request of friends the agents OF the
company are making inquiries.
BERLIN. June DE. A. Gimbel. who
was a passenger on the North German
Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II. from
New York which arrived at Plymouth
Monday morning and at Bremen yesterday.
tells the Associated Press that Kent j.
Loomis was last seen shortly before the
vessel reached Plymouth Mr.. Gimbel is
not certain whether Mr.. LOOMS disem-
barked there or disappeared while crossing
the channel. The vessel was detained
thirty minutes at Cherbourg for thor
ough search of all the cabin. which was
without result. Mr.. LOOMS intended dis
embarking at Cherbourg. 1t appears that
Mr.. LOomis was in the habit of sitting high
up on the upper deck. among the boats.
position regarded as dangerous.
Mr.. Gimbeis little daughter says she saw
Mr.. Loomis Monday afternoon sitting
among the boats on the upper deck.
Assistant Secretary of State Loomis has
been notified by the officials of the steam
ship company that his brother, Kent
LOOMS. who was on his way to Europe.
had disappeared from the Kaiser Wilhelm
H. Mr.. Loomis however. is confident that
his brother has not come to harm. His
reason for this belief Is the fact that when
the boat touched at Plymouth. which was
during the night, his brother landed, as
was shown by the dispatch by him of
cablegram which was received in Washing
ton. Mr.. Loomis thinks that his brother
was accidentally left in Plymouth when the
boat departed for Cherbourg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-22
JOHN GooDE ILL.
Veteran Democrat Taken Sick While
Visiting Children at Norfolk.

A dispatch from Norfolk, Va. last
night says: John Goode, late president
of the Virginia constitutional conven-
ton, former solicitor general OF the
United States under Cleveland's first ad-
ministration former, representative in Con-
gress and the only living member Of the
confederate congress, Is i'll at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs.W. T. Brooke, In Nor
folk. -
MIR. Goode came 20 this city from his
home in Washington, recently on a visit to
his son and daughter. who reside here. He
was scheduled to speak at several Virginia
college commencements during the next
two weeks, and at old William and Mary
College, in Williamsburg, was to have been
present to receive the honorary degree OF
LID. but he has been compelled to cancel
all engagements He is past eighty years
old. % - dc
Gladys Young. daughter of ]. T. Lynch,
fell from a second, STORY window at her pa
rents home today ana was killed. Window
shutters against which she was leaning
gave way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-22
NO WORD FROM LOOMS.
Mysterious Disappearance at Plymouth
Statement From Brother.

LONDON. June 22.-Apparently nothing
is known in regard to the disappearance
of Kent ]. Loomis. brother of Assistant
Secretary of State Loomis. who was a pas
senger on board the North German Lloyd
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II, which left New
York June IA and arrived at Plymouth
Monday morning and at Bremen yesterday.
Inquiries made at Bremen show that Mr..
Loomis was seen at midnight Sunday on
board the steamer. and that he was miss
ing at o. clock Monday morning. No one
seems to know what happened In the inter-
val The representative of the agents of
the line who boarded the Kaiser Wilhelm
II at Plymouth spoke TO Capt. Hoegemann.
the purser, the doctor of the steamer and
others on board. but they had heard moth