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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21
CASINO TONIGHT
The olymPia comsay csnpany.

The Olympia Comedy Csmpamy1
 VIII begin two weeks enRaneinena tonight. Presenting Said Pasaa to- night and Tuesday; The Telephone G1rl Wednesday and Thursday nights and Saturday Matinee. Chimes Of Norman de Friday and Saturday niRhts. Thfs is one of the very best of the Comedy Companys and prices have been put within reach of all, s6 and 50 cents. seats in advance at Bastiani and Cagsf- mus.
 Positively no free list for this enc gagement. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21
All Equally Indignant.

Washington Fost.
 Some corporations exhaust every ef- fort which can be suggested by the highest ability or secured by the most lavish expenditure of money to defeat the purposes of the laws on the statute trust the ice trust, the salt trust, the steel trust and all the other trusts rise up and exclaim in chorus. 'Whos mep'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21

away from the negro camp and away from any orders or directions from tisx. officers of the negro company.
 In the meanwhile the men of the company are doing no little talking ana the next meeting of tbe battery. it tx predicted. will be lively enough
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21
RebukinG His PresumptIOn

Chicago IrIDuht.
 The girl with the auburn hair had suffered him to put his arm on the back of the seat. but when he tried to take her hand she drew 1t away.
 "Mr. Spoonall." she said, you must n't try to stretch a base hit into a three-bagger."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21
A Yeretarfan nnnrnr.

Dr. Haig in London Mail.
 In some respects vegetarians suasas more than meat eaters from uric aeid poisoning. seeing that beans. peaa. lentils and peanuts contain twice IT much of the poison as meat. The natives of India suffer greatly from uric acid diseases, owing to the aran- tity of dahl (lentiis) they eat Other natives who avoid dahl are almost en- tireiy free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21
Seems Otherwise at the Traok.

WAsnIhBIOH ot"E'
 "Wealth does not bring happiness, said the ready-made philosopher.
 Maybe not" answered the man who freouents the race track, but when I compare the facial expression of a per- son who has won with that of person who has lost I have my doubts"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21
Important Change.

Chicago Tribune.
 Reggie (at the tailor shop. )--Are the this year different from those of last year?
 Taflor-Yes; there's one considera- ble difference. We require a deposit with the order this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21
SPEECH OF JOHN V. SMITH
 BEFORE R. R. COMMISSIONERS

dious, I quote the following table of figures, compiled by MT. Slason Tomp- son, for submission to the Senate Com mIttee on Interstate Commerce. The average daily pay of laborers Is as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21

Malaria Makes Pale sickly Children.
 The Old Standard Grove Tasteiess Chill Tonic, drives out malaria and
 builds up the system. Sold by all
 dealers for 27 years. Price 50 cents. mon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21

cHnNEYEs ExPECTORANT cUREs COUGHS, COLDS AND GROUP. 25c. BOTTLES AT ALL DRUG STORES.
 sAen-wed-fEt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21
MILITARY MATTERS;
 GUARD OF ALABAMA
Br D. W. ,asrvER.

not only to themselves, but to thei'
 families"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21

MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches,
 jewelry, guns and pistols; old gold and silver bought for cash. Montgomery Loan Co u-H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-21
WANTED.

MISCELLANEOUS
  FREE-Does your watch keep correct tifne2 regulate t free of charge. Montgomery Loan CO, N Court St
 MONEY TO LoAN-s101.0oe to place on Monteoszery city and suburban property ct able in two or five years and can be paid annually if preferred. Chandler 6 Doug lass. 27
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
nae RAILROAp IS coMPLErRp

On Thursday morning last the first
through train on the Southeastern ran
into La Crosse on the tracks Of q new
company, and there was not httle re-
joicing on the part Of officers Of the road
and citizens Of La Crosse. The business
interests of the second city" Just com
mence to realize the 9 lefit that ia 10 be
derived BY direct communication with
the southern towns in Vernon county
The distance by rail from Viroqua 70
La Crosse il 40 miles, anc the fare is
81 26.
Two. trains will hereafter be run on
the new road, and while no definite
schedu' an be ascertsined it Is believed
that tho morning train will leave Vi
roqua ut 645 arriving in La Crosse at
9502 Second train to leave Virogua at
2 o'clock, arriving in La Crosse at 4 40
p m Going south morning train leaves
La Crosse at 1890, arriving n Viroqua
at 1217 leaves La Crosse at O'Clock,
arrives In Viroqua at 8 o'clock.
Sunday-Leave Viroqua at $ 20 III +,
arrive at La Crosse at 1U:49; leave Viro-
qua at 6 30 p IN, arrive At La Cros5e at
b47 Leave La Crosse at 30 H. M, ar,
rive at Viroqua at 1047, leave La Crosse
at 30 p. IN arrive at Vircqua at 8 II
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
SOMEWHAT on rHR FIsRcE oRpgR
Hicks Prsdicts Very Eough and Cusettisd Mon,h
for Inly,

According to the Rev Hicks the wea-
ther prognostigat0r, the arst storm
period of July is eenterai on the End
extending from the lst to the 5th and
the mouth will come in with a high
temperature and falling barometer. on
and tuching the 2nd, these conditions
will break into storms OF much force,
vicious thunder and lightning, high
winds, rain and hail, followed by change
10 cooler. A reactionMg storm period
is centeral ON the 7th, Sth and 9th. 1t
will bring ;aarRed reaction TO exces-
siye warmth. Very threatening clouds
with low barometer at this time would
suggest tornado storms The distur-
Dances of this period will be followed
by a change to cooler.
The third storm period is central on
the i4th, extending from the IL to nth,
Regions where storms have prevailed
at the prevlons July periods may ex-
pect gn increase of the same st this
period, which the drcdth and heat will
reach crisis over wide sections intet-
vening, Tendency TO continue cloudi-
ness and unsettled cloudy weather will
follow this period.
The fourth storm period is recation-
AIRY, and Is centeral on the Goth and
21st. An Increase of tempers ture and
return to rain aud electrical squalls
may be looked for Many places will
have storminess. thunder and lightning
and possibly dangerous winds
The fifth storm period is central on
the 25th, extending from the 23rd 20
27th The barometer will fall and other
storm conditions will appear early in
this period. On and toucbing the .4th
and 25th, there will be noticeable In.
creased tendency to storn.in2es, all foi-
lowed by raising barometer aid change
to somewhat cooler from Rbott the 26th
to 29th,
The month closes in the midst Of q
reactionary storm period, Bringing high
and rising ternpertare Ihs barometer
will be low and falling to westward and
cloudiness and storms will be forming
and starting on tlleir eastward career
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

MOST DESIRABLE RESULTS.
Sman Farms Well TnIsd snd Locked AFTER Prodocs
Most Money.

This article is very interesting and
speaks in the language Of experience.
casting aside all theory aud gets down
to practical experience Possibly every
dairyman ia our state could not attain
the results that Mr. Griswold Of West
Salem, has, but if he win only try and
improve his methods 80 he can make
common cows produce $50 to 300 pounds
of butter each per year, then bY the Sc
lection and breeding of 4 better class Of
cows and giving attention to the mi
mute details of the business. cur profits
can be trebled The following is the ar
ticle
"SnJs on small farms The silo is go
ing 70 solve the problem of getting a
living from forty to sixty acres, and that
is the question that we are going to be
up against. a whole lot Of fellows have
from 1860 to $50 acres because they can
they cannot help it-they got 1t for 81 to
s. or $40 an acre. But how Is the next
generation going 20 FARM Under this
present system of feeding corn fodder,
raising timothy hay and keeping poor
cows, can these younger fellows buy
this land and pay $50, 500 or $40 an acre
for it2 lit is possible for man 10 get q
good income from sixty acres of land by
the use of a silo and feeding good COWS
| want 20 tell you of man in West Sa-
lem. and one Of orr parties at home
where all can write to and get his state
ment, Mr.. Griswold OF West Salem
Wis, who is keeping herd of cows
about tweEty head Of young stock and
the necessary horses for working the
land. BE is a careful book keeper and
his books We're gone through and found
that on the farm of fifty acres, and ten
acres Of pasture that he rented, that on
ly 6i30 wor TIA of feed was bought
found that he had sold & 300 worth Of
cream during 1908 Some may perhaps
think that was ice cream hut it wasn't {,
The cream sold for 22}c for butter-fat
SO. 800 from twenty-eight COWS or
about 3S2 p COW. And ne had sold $3.50
worth of hogs, 800 worth of hay.
What was he doing selling hay on this
little farm2 Well, he had two silos,
The increase Ia stock amounted to 5000,
making total revenue of about S9 600
from that fifty acres This is another
eource of announcement to the young
farmer who can not buy large farm.
Mr. Griswold nas silo Is to 30 feet in
diameter and another for summer feed
they would eat, both summer and winter
aud that was one Of b. secrets Of get
ting 40 much from so g. iall farm OF
course he took good care OF his COWS,
used the Babcock test and scales to weed
ont the poor cows He was asked the
secret Of his success and he said First,
close attention to my cD gs, wedding ont
the poor ones, keeping the heifers from
the good ones aud then I could not get
along without the use of silo Bear
this in mind, my dear farmers, and II
you cannot equal Mr.. Griswold in one
year, you may the second or third You
cannot do this until you start right.
Would suggest that you write this man,
inciosing a stamp for reply This stamp
probably will cost you two cents, but
you may in the future get one hundred
/ per gent. Ior the Inv@'Iuenr
J. N. WlQGINToN
Bloomingdaie, June 30
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
Up IN the GoIa Fields

From Fairbanks, Alask, under date Of
June 4tb, Lonis Keir writes the editor
of this paper "Inclosed please find cur
rency for CENSOR Would have cent
before bnt had no way of doing So as
the postoffice here was ont of money or
der blanks and American bills were hard
to find, as nearly all the money here
came from Dawson. consequently ia Ca
madam Things are looking very fair
here now This camp has u population
of over 600 people The output Of
gold for this year is estimated at SIS
000 600 The gold has to be brought in
town from She creeks under an armed
escort now, az there are ii lot Of hard
cases in this country and bold'ups ire
nothing unusual Wea having as nice
weather as any country can boast Of.
gardens are looking fine
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
Tmpnrtlnl Insnrancs nlclsIon

The La Crosse Tribune of Wednesday
last reports that an important question
was up for decision in circuit court that
day. in!the case of T. Stevens against
the Modern Woodmen Of America The
Judge had been asked to decide whether
a man employed iu a restaurant as wait
er and wEo occasionally serves drinks
behind bar can be called bartender
Stevens, who haa had policy hi the
Woodmen for ten years, and wac mem
ber ia good standing, two years ago
went TO work st restaurant ut Pelican
Lake Hero be was subsequently killed
in il saloon brawl. In the barroom where
he sometimes served drinks The com
paBy has refused to pay the claim, as
the Weodmeu do not allow bartenders
70 Join their Organization. The heirs OF
Stevens mgintain that deceased was not
a bartender ont simply waiter
The case was tried Icy Judge Fruit at
Mansion Ia circuit court and in q special
verdict directed Judgment Of 50, 900
in favor Of tn plaintiff Motion for n
neR trial ia being argued here today
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
Peter McIatEra Is Dad

With much sorrow this old friends and
neiphbors IN Vernon county learn Of the
death # Peter NcIntyre. for many years
on Of the most prominent citizens and
farmers of the county He passed away
az his home near Llii, June 25th, after
an illness Of several weeks duration
from catarrh OF the bladder Far Nc
Intyre was native ot Ayreshire. Scot
land born il 1s12 Hecame 10 Wisc0n'
4in in 1854 Was married TO Lovna
Morton in 1861 at Arlington, and they
settled in Vernon county in 1861, re,
naming citizens Of West Prairie com
munity tia 1898 when they removed tc
Lodi Atr McIntyre was one Of the
most tboroughgoinR frugal men the
county has ever had For cara he was
prominent in town and county affairs,
good citizsu in all respects The faith
ful wife and brother survive him.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
BASE BALL,
M sr HAPPILY welded

A society event of more than usual
& POI s,siiSo sS;.1 ,s rsr Lne ooe Of Col
and Mrs c. e. Morley last Wednesday
afternoon at three O'Clock, when their
only daughter, Miss Lora, was united in
marriage to Dr. George w. Miushall
both well known popular Viroqua young
people. Under the bright canopy Of
heaven, ON the lawn, in the presence of
relatives and large company of friends,
Rev John A Steml p.Iil.-rued the
ring ceremony that unitel for life the
happy couple AT the appointed lh@-
Inent the clergyman l. au the way from
the parlors to the beaut Iul spot on the
sward, followed by bride and groom
and the little flower and honor bearers,
Dorothy Packard and Francis Minshall.
Mrs ALBION Lindemann played the we'd
ding march Ceremony ove:, season
of hearty congratulations was followed
by refreshments, served on the Neranda
of the home and on the lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Minshail ars natives of
this place; have spent most of thcir
years here except the time given 10 edd-
eating themselves elsewhere. AS a lady
and teacher the bride hes large place
in the affections of the community, and
the groom is we'll established III his pro
fession of veterinary surgeon After
three weeks of an outing they will re-
turn TO Viroqua and take up house
keeping
The gifts extended On this occasion
were unusually rare embracing almost
everything in the beautiful and useful
Ia the home furnishings they will be
constant reminders in every direction Of
the kind wishes and best hopes Of kin
dred and friends for a long, happy and
useful welded life.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
sala .. Er!tten . DE ceaser

c. l.. Foss, Purdy oar cheese fac
tory IL having wonderful patronage
this season, aud it is proving fine thing
for the farmers Of the community. Os-
car Groves. the cheesemsker, kpows his
business.
Jonr Shisler, Dear PARK Washington
Il want my paper sent to q betlsr eli
Taate-to Genoa, Wisconsin, good old
Wisconsin Mr. Shisler went west
about TWO years ago
Truman Kendall, SpringviIle The
Legislature aid good work, hut lid not
accomplish everything expected But
we all know that good things CONS slow.
Patience and perseverance, on part ol
the people will bring about the reforms
expected with the next eessiou Of The
law makers.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
lsif slrorp Encreh f,t Yon Z

Following is the text of the new
cigarette law, which went into effect
July first ANY person w ho shall by
himself his servant or agent. or as the
servant or agent of any other person,
directly or Indirectly or upon any pre-
tense, or by any device maoufacture,
sell, offer for fale, keep for = 'e, give
away. or otherwise disp0sjug Of any
cigarettes, cigarette papers or cigarette
wrappers, or any substitute therefor, or
any paper made or prepared for the
purpose Of mating cigarettes or any
substitute therefor for the purpose Of
being filled with tobacco for smoking
or who shall own. keep or be in suy
way concerned, engaged or employed
in, owning Or keeping any such cigar
cites cigarette paper, cigarette wrap
pers, or substitute therefor, or who
shall authorize or permit the same to be
done, shall be guilty of misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof shall be
punished, for the first offence by fine
of cot less t1an $25 nor more than $50,
=. ~ -. .,saS4uaI "A une tnunty Tai
no exceeding thirty days and for the
second and each subsequent offence by
fine of not less than 800 nor more
than $500 or by Imprisonment in the
county Jail not less than thirty days nor
more than six months. provided, that
the provisions hereof shall not apply
TO the sales Of jobbers or manufacturers
doing an interetate business with Gus
toners outside this state
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
YictIm Of FrIehtfu, Iniurles.

Edward Smith, one of the best known
citizens Of Webster creek, took the train
at Westby, last Thursday. in response to
telegram announcing the frightful
manning of his son Albert at a mining
camp In Idaho. 1t appears that the
young man had been connected with a
copper mining works and through an
explosion met the terrible affliction of
having both eyes destroyed He WAS
twenty-six years old. Mr.. Smith was
Obliged to ride seventy five miles by pri-
vats conveyance from railroad station to
reach his son. No particulars have been
received OF the affair
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
FIre Rear Ontario

Late Saturday night the residence of
Mr. an1 mrs Geo Wallace near On
tario was totally destroyed by fire Mr.
and MIRA Wallace and children barely
escaped with their lives The fire DC
eured late at night after Mr and Mrs
Wallace had retired and they were IN
aware Of any danger until Mr. Wallace
woke choking with smoke Be at.
temped 10 make bis way 10 the lower
floor but found that portion all aHame
aud dropped 10 the ground from the
window Hnrriedly securing bidder
he rescued wife and ehild the hwer
portion Of the house being entirely coz
-umed by that time
Il IS unknown how the fire originated.
Ncthiue was saved The house WAS
Is new one, inst recently completed al
cost Of about $500. on which an iusur-
auce Of $500 was carried sparta Demo
orat
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

Having purchased the corusr on wbieh
il located the office and sh d. Df the late
Farmers Lambsr and Fuel company
III II Bskkedal Is causi5g the buildings
70 Ds removed and Is placing on the
grounds material for the erection nf au
immense modern tobacco warehouse and
packing station Il Will be bailt of
pressed brick, two stories and basement
and will eclipse anything If H. kind iB
western Wisconsin Hats of % Martin
Bekkedal. the Young man who dozen
Years ago. commenced operating ia 70,
oaceo without capital Or fFisDGs. bg
industry and gooa sharp bHHineas tact
be is second - few single operators ia
Mlaeonain
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
Moaona Lake AssemblY

The program OF the M0noea Lake a.,
sembly Of 1905 is "a most attractive one.
The ASS mby will open Juiy 81 and close
August 5. and it is safe 10 Say that nc
assembly in the country offers more high
grade attractions in sixteen days ses
sion Among the lecturers will be viii
liam Jennings Bryan The great sue.
cess Of Creat0re's baud last year eDcOur-
aged the management TO engage anoth
er Of the country's greatest band mss
ters, Henry NORM with his French mil
itary band Of fifty men, for the second
week Of this assembly Those desiring
further information regarding the az
sembly will receive 1t by writing to
James z. Mosely Secretary, Madison,
Via
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

Our sister city OF La Crosse. which
seems nearer 10y distance aud ti2a than
ever before will l:avs her round a car
niyals, commencing Monday next and
continuing throughout Saturday r. Is
not tbe com psny that gave the carnival
in Vircgua, bat larger and more var
I'D combination The IF air IL under
supervision of tine merchants and DBu
ufacturera' association and fbeY will
aim tc hage It worthy ot the public
Excursion rains and rates win be CIV n
on sll railr ads SO advertisement q
this papsr
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

America made =. 600 600 PACKS ot
cards last year. and from present indi-
cs ions will make more next year 1t
Us q - be s1d shat pins, needles ard
uaa tches conld c'aim the prize for hing
fhf most largely uanUfECi pred artleIeg,
bar If the statement made above 10 cor
rect, playing cards ars tecomiBg close
competitors u these necessities -Ex
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
On account Of /
deprer
BIG MONEY FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Annual School Meeting Acts without Division on al
Matters Of Importance

The annual district school meeting
was lightly attended on Monday even.
ing, and the business before it was trans
acted quickly and by unanip GUS voice
Rev. ]. A. Stemen was chosen chairman
and Clerk Butt acted as secretary. Re-
ports of the treasurer and finance COM
mittee were adopted and the recon-
mendations of the district board carried
ont. Following is a synopsis of the
treasurer's report:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
WEATHER DISAPPOINTING.
DESPITE THAT GOOD CROWD PRESENT AT
THE CELEBRATION
DownpOur Of Rain and Showers all Day Of the
FouTth-Floral and Industrial Parade Post
poued TIL Frday-Dsugherty Makes Ei0-
queut Address--Carnival Throughout Week

The worst weather conditions on re-
cord That was the one barrier to the
greatest Fourth of July celebration Vi
roqus has experienced. 1t was disap-
pointing beyond expression. Notwith-
standing this there was large crowd in
the city, coming for most part on the
railroads
Rain fell in torrents durin,, Monday
night and the early morning hours of
the Fourth with continaing showers at
intervals throughout the day.
These conditions made 1t impossible
to give the floral and industrial parade
arranged. At the last moment il was
decided to postpone that feature OF the
celebration till Friday morning at 1890.
Otherwise the general features Of the
program were carried out as best they
could be under unfavorable conditions.
These with the carnival attractions fur
nished amusement for the large crowd.
The city band provided splendid music
throughout the day.
On account of n general misunder-
standing the program arranged for the
tabernacle in the afternoon was not
largely attendt d. Mayor Cotfland pre-
sided. The res ding Of the good old De.
claration of Independence" was finely
executed by Miss Grace Arlington John
Dougherty, the youug La Crosse orator.
did himself and the occasion proud in
his oration. His subject was the
Growth of Patriotism" and it was
treated from broad standpoint, abound
lug in eloquent passages and sound res
snning In all essentials Mr. DoughertY
il, to be congratulated on his splendid
ealk. The only regret on part Of our
people is that so many failed to hear
him.
THE CARNIVAL.
The Heinze street carnival under aus
pIces of the business mems association
like the general celebration, labored IN
der difficulties by reason Of rain and
mud. Their attractions, however, were
we'll patronized on the Fourth They
have number of features. especially
the free performances, that are com.
mendable. Each afternoon and evening
this week they will continue
BASE BALL,
Tuesdays game was a good one despite
the rainy afternoon and the muddy con
dition of the diamond The P. q w,
team of La Crosse, won against the home
nine, score being to 2 Only in ons
inning did the La Crosse boys score, and
they certainly made excellent use Of the
opportunities accorded them by some
rank errors on the part of Viroqua play
ers Both batteries dill good work
The Hillsboro- VirUqua game ended in
the fifth inning to-day. on account Of
rain The score was 70 l. Later, the
game was finished and Viroqua won ont,
by score of 5 to 6
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

Mr. and MIS- Sam Erickson of La
Crosse. are spending The week with Elsf
Ellefson aad family near this city.