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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
(Coitsratasdn d. Ia pduna 5e)

Sc viene pract cando "a vacuna-
cl6n en- la sala de iocorros. La ma
yor psrte de las vacun ados son niflos
pert.nec'entes q las escuelas pdblicss.
Sc cree que para el Is del mes
de Noviembre quedsrA alberto al p1.
blico e Hospital de Hygiene de esta
eiudad. Sera su director el DR.. don
Francisco del Vale Atiles.
-Fermin Pixarro fue arre,tado
aver en- Ia Marina, por ,rroiar pie
drss & los tripulautss de upa goleta
surts en- ell muelle.
-Fellcita Torres, en- e.tado de EN-
briaguex promovi6 e sAbado por Ia
noche un escanda' msydsculo en- Ia
calls San Sebastian El guardia San.
tos Htrnsndez la ndujo 4 la pre-
venci6p.
Sc han inscrito en- ell Registro
civil el naciminto de Iguacio Marrero
las defunciones de Ana Andino y
Garcia, Leon ardo Estrella y Ran Or
Rivera Rodriguez.
-DESPUES de probar todos los
engafiosos remedies que SO anuncian
60 cuaudo mas 20 agradece Ia efcacia
RADICAL del Digestive Mojarrieta,
cuya superioridsd esta universalmente
confirmada para curar las enfermed o.
des del est6mago.
Curaciones desesperadas On perso
mas bien conocidss, que 10 tomaron
durante tres meses, son las que 10 han
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuche
produce me]or efecto que una docena
de frascos de cualquier otro remedio;
porque sdemas de ser ell 1nico verda'
dero Curative radical del est6msgo y
del intestine, sin engahosa acci6n
calmante, es Digestive y Puri6cador
de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hoStia
tenga grAbado el nombre Digestive
Mojarrieta.
De venta en- las farmscias de los
sefiores M. Blsncoy Cs, Ramon Alma
z&n, . Fidel Guillermety de San Juar
puerto Rico); y enlss principales dro
guerfas de Europa y America. Dep6.
sito en- Paris, ruedes Hsupriettes, 4
-Anocha, como entre docs y uns,
el sereno del com Arcio dc q calle dc
Tetuan llam6 la stencI6n del sargentc
Mopgil, de que en la casa de J q tami-
lis Daub6n, que vive en- ell edifco del
sefor Belaval, Sc habfa introducidc
un hombre, produciendo la consiguien
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
Junta Esco|sr De Aguada
REM At &

Esta Junta fabricara dos casas
escuelas de maders, en- los barrios de
sGusysbo, y sMal Psso>. Los pla-
nos y esrecificsciones Sc pueden yer
en- esta o6cins. Los pliegos de propo-
siciones Sc sbriran ell dia Il de Oc-
tubre & las diez de la maf1ans, y en-
presencia de los intaresados que alli
esten. La corporac6n Escolsr SO re-
serva el derecho de rechszsr cualQ Quie
RI 6 todas las proposiciones. Aqua
da. Setiemhre q de 1905. Dc Noto il
rn<rxs, Presidents de Ia Junts Esco
lar. Manuel Lopez l2o1ndn, Secreta
rio. s. v.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
Acadia MunisiOa| de Salinas

En- poder de Juan Torres se ha
depositado o una pCtranca de color ala
Rar, c. mo de tres stos de edad, ur
Gordon blarco de,de 10 frente hasta
81 tefo superior y una msrcs de plan
cha 60 Ia nslea dereehs, cu,o animal
tue ocupado en- la causa que Sc sigue
contra Eulogio Diaz y Nemecio La
neuse, por robo. Lo que se annncis
a. nnbico para el que Sc cousidere
dueno de dicha yegua, pueda prssen
tsrse 4 reclsmarla con la debida jus
tihcsci6n Ssipea. Setiembre IL dc
l,sO5. FL Alcslde, j. Bsnrentti. SIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

Sc vends un motor de gas, sists-
ma Mietx & Weiss, el meIor que 80
fabrlca en- Esisdos Tnidos. Un Arboi
de Transmission con au chumasera Una
volanse de hierro, grand., con sus
correas Una msquina de hacer me
dias y calcetines, sistema Brsuson
Machine Co. Patsnte, Phila. Pensa.
Otrs maquina dc concluir m,dias '
cslcetines sin cdstura sistema Y. w.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
AFRODITA

Tsgo rumor 90 exteAds en Lee rberM
De Ia ondulsnta soledsd saIlsdI,
Donde. On su'no prslifso, IL Nsda,
lHcuba Ia legion de sEs suineras.
Tritonts, Hipocsmpss J ligsras
NGyades, surcan Ia 'xtans6n ssgrada,
7, Dor coniuro mkgiss svosads,
Vibran 81 VOC las syrtes pls6ideras.
Como en- sontnts aaraool msrino,
Ssoys del Pents en- las entraass hondGs
On misterioso Scorde sibilino:
Y, en- Ia esriss de- sus trensss blondas,
Rplaspsgussnte eI 6vaIo divine,
Surge, Afro1its, de las glaueaE ondAs.
LEoPoLpo DfAz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
IN BUEN NEC0C|0

Hepworth 4 Co. Phils. Psnua. Una
dsvsnadora con 80 bovina,, 30 moldss
de msdias y cslossins,, lH lbs. dc
algodon dc distintos soloras inaltsra-
blss. Una estufa y varioa ttilss
complsmentarios para Ia instalxsi6n
do una fAbrica do msiia y eslsstinss.
Precios & iniormes, D. Jssd. Forster,
Csguss, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
IN I'll ATENEO

{ Continuation lie Ia pdgi na sH)
La bsnds iufautil que diriie el Sc
seIor vi6olo ce-r6 con broche de orc,
interpretsndo la melodfa <Estela con.
fdepte' ,que obtuvo ruidc SOS splsusos.
La velada de snteancche result6
brillanie, por clio dao OF puestro
para bien 4 la er tuslasta directiva del
Ateneo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

Donds la lua rsvsrbsranse. cisgs,
ALI, sstl sl nsro ssxsdor ergsido,
Alta 10 frents y 81 c,rsaj ee6ide,
Cen sl humane corsE6n en- brsga.
Lleno do augusta mags,tAd, sxtiends
Su arso nsx bic; los espacies hiends
Nube de dardos, en- tropel sonoro;
Y altivo oil gesto, en- adem(n severe,
Sc slza divine ell impsrants arqusre,
BihSdo en- sangre entire sus fsshas Dc ore
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
Julio G. de Arteaga

Pianista, Professor y Organists.
-slumuo del Consarvatorio de Pa
ris, de /, 8S3 4 1883 en- que obtuvo
primer premio. Pr fesor de piano y
armopia etc an FL Conservatorio de 10
Habana 1892 4 IS, v dsl alemkn de
New York de | 1,o0l & 1904.
Sc cfrece al pdhlico de sita Capt.
tai y dsr. etciones de solfso y piano,
atrsos medians v superior.
Armenia, contrapuuto y canto (sis'
temA Lam erti) n todos sus grsdos.
Dsr& precios qulen los solisite
psrs opa mente en- su residences interi.
na, Fortaleza
San Juan. % S"t'erbre ds 1878.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
Julio A[ted9d
eraa srsrs del Oonssssts,,s Dc PMA

Desds el dia 1o do los corrient tes
empsz6 4 dar sus clases en- los sailor es
del Atsneo sl eminsto professor seflor
Artsaga. La directiva del Ateneo ha
oreAdo ssis plaxAs para alumnos po.
bres, con el IN de- ponerlos bsjo Ia
direction de tan notable maestro, Y
cuisines podrkn sstudiAr ammonia,
csnto, piano y otros instruments.
LIS pianos qne usa y recomienda
ell senior Arteaga son los de 10 reuom-
brsda fkbrica KohlN Y Campbell de
New York, cuyo ngente en- San Juan
es A. 8. Bslaval. -apartado 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

n0l 0ntnI0u Una casa cumisiO-
o"Ioo0'o" cesita un emplssdo
que sea huen corresponsal Ingl6s y
Espai1ol con suncente prictica y CO.
ncsimiertos Sensraes sobre trabajos
dc onriua.
ks coodini6n indispsnaable que
sepA msn-jar 10 msquinilla y que co
nozcs la estenc grata, 81 losible. Re-
Qui6reuss buenss referencias.
Direction Rearsol, Apartado NJ.
Ponce N. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
Gran Hotel Palmer
ea&ads on 9 sstto n,ds sa.hsss d
Ma Hadaa.

ea&ads On a stto n,ds sa,hsss d
@a ~sd~a.
Este estableclmlento tiene
habltaciones frescas y ventl-
ladas con sahdas al balloon.
Gran reforma de bafos (
lnodoros, estllo americana, de
acuerdo con las practlcas de
hygiene mas estrlcta. Ell me.
jor en- SUI clase. Serviclos a Ia
carta. Sc sirven comidas 4 do.
mlcllio. Alumbrado electrlco
Telefono numerO 46.
Propiesario y ReoressntanA,
TIMOEEO PALMER.
layagnez, hendeE Vigo No "A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

fSbrics de ,icorss basta el mar, para
el desshr q do los tarquss de moste
que tsn,o qae hacer venen dapdo 4 los
vecinca de la Gale de Cerra, On San
turce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
BIRLIOTECA INSULAR
AUTORRs
Flrsa Gald6a, B.
LIBROS


PSrss Gald6s B. .,,.,.., La csK 46A del Massr.sgs
.......... vsrgsrs.
...,..... De OhAte en- Ia graAja.
Las duesdes Dc Ia camarills.
.......... @ doDel.
.,........ Las tormeates del AS Mar.
vaez AsndEabal
......,... EIabuelo
.......... Torqssmsda en- 10 hsgssra
.......... Miau
.......... Ell amigo mAnso.
TorQueaada San Psdrs.
.......... La inc6Cnits.
.......... Tristana.
...... -. Marisnala.
.......... Los conasnsdoG
.......... Torssem'da en- Ia srus
......., Ls son g.
.......... Rsaldad.
.......... Ell asdsz.
.......... La fefa
.....,.... Mserissrdia
...-...... Electra.
....,..... Marssha
La loca 81 10 casa
...... -. AinA vida.
....,..... La de BTingM
Torsu.msdl sn sl parCstorio
Ia fam.a lie LsGn Rosh-
2tonss
.......,. Gloria- . .omos
......... Fortunate y J,cinti a tomos
Lo preh 1ido-2 tonoI.
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.......... Csj6n de satire
Pissn osta,i. J .......... CusD,Os
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Novslta.
......,... Caentos dc nj tempo.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

O. En- Ia cAlle de Sac JOSS nnmero
I, se alquila un mirador
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS
from the Brain aud Pens of the Censor
Live Country and Village writer's.
MnRArLANn.

RED MOUND, July ard-From near and from
altar people gathered at the Central church
last Wednesday eve to witness the commence
meut exercises rendered by the graduates
aud assistants from Sunnyside and Partridge
schools. The declarations by the success
ful parties, namely: Clinton Smith Leslf9
Haverly, Nelma Cole, Mary Smith Kenneth
Gardner and Aida Sargent, we're grand and
very elocuentiy delivered, rejecting credit on
their teachers, Misses Cora Foster ard Mary
Mcdonald, who so faithfully trained them to
perform their tasks. And with music and
beautiful singing lnterspersed with the de-
CARNATIONS. aud followed by the presentation
the program was complete and interesting .
The Misses Marie and Minnie Schoen berger
we're guests Of EstellR Miller and attended
the commencement also. The enterprisIng
young folks OF this vicinity are commencing
u prepare for a silver mccall contest, during
the last Of the month. Several Sunday schools
are 20 unite Ia grand rally and picnic In the
grove near Sallanders store. bout the mid
die o. the month Mr.. aud hr+. Seifert, the
sunday school missionaries, Will be there aud
we win all remember the beautifui solos Mrs.
Seiiert used To sing when with US before. Mrs
Marshall aud Mrs. Bromley and children will
visit relatives and enjoy the Fourth in Viro-
ren OF La Fargo, visited L. r Miller and fam
lily last week. Miss Estelia Miller commen-
,'es teaching music 81 her home this week..
hrs. Arthur Bates started for her home ia
Canada, June 9Th ,Geo. Voysey and family
visited at g. Marsha'Ps, yesterday .... Mrs. Il.
West and Mrs. Geo Norman visited Mrs Te-
wal. yesterday, who Is still confined to her
room. Father Cole Is once more visiting his
children In Minnesota. We had an ice cream
social at :, Marshalls last week NJ abel
NORMAN viii attend the summer school and
teachers Institute In YirOqus Coon WILL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

Here and there and everywhere are
20 be- found the man and the woman
VIII never have time"
II YOU are one of those who never
have time change your ways Try
this Make up each day schedule of
what YOU shall do ut each hour and do
not bulge from the schedule. 1t will
surprise you 10 find how readily you
can dispose of Il task within certain
time II you convince yourself that you
have to 1t Is the feeling that YOU
must that will force you to do 1t. Let
each Item on the schedule be regarded
rs an inyiolate engagement with your
self and do not let the business of one
item cut into the time set for the next.
These definite engagements with your
self will enable you 10 have time for
work reading, writing. calling, church
going and recreation.
10 not stop to think It over. You
win forget about Il If you delay. Try
the plan Mt once. Louisville Courier
Journal
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

In village III Maryland an old dea-
con ia shaving himself on Sunday prior
to church time made slight cut with
the razor on the extreme end of his
nose. Quickly calling to his wife, says
the Philadelphia Ledger, he asked her
it she had my court plaster in the
house
You will find some in my sewing
basket" she said
The deacon soon had the cut covered.
At church In assisting with the collec-
ton he noticed every one smile as he
passed the plate, and some of the
younger people laughed outright Very
much annoyed, he asked one of his as
sistants II there was anything wrong
with his appearance,
Well, should say there was" an
swercd the assistant Whit Is that
upon your nOSc:"
Court plaster"
NO. said his friend; 1T is the label
from IL spool of cotton. Ii says, War
rantcd 2OO yards"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
ps.ea.e Carried by spray.

A French military surgeon in Algiers
has recently found that spray driven
ashore from stormy sea can effective
ly transmit disease germs. Carrying
on his Investigations at Bab-el-oued,
near Algiers, at point where num-
Der OF sewers discharged into the sea,
he found that the spray, which was
driven some $50 feet ashore and high
into the air, contained three times the
number OF germs ordinarily present in
the air. This spray forms mist
which permeates the houses near TO
the waters edge, and in it IL number
OF virulent baciln were found. When
a gale is blowing onfshore the effect is
still more pronounced and the proper
ton of germs Increased, and the In
vestigator is convinced that steps
should be taken to protect shores from
sewage pollution, Harper's Weekly.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
CHOICE MISCELLANY
Inc "CabIist,s, Fine Job.

'T am a cablist" said the well dress
ed gentleman In the cafe. II belong to
one OF the finest callings on earth.
travel around the world as the spirit
moves me, l draw grand salary, and
don't average more than six hours
work day.
young as ] am, l have worked in
Marseilles, Brest, London. New York,
Lisbon, Havre, Alexandria, Alden, In
tlia, South America and the west coast
Of Africa.
"a good cable operator, you know.
can work anywhere. His company
will shift him wherever he wants to
go in reason or he can give up his job
and travel to another cable station in
dependently. assured of picking up on
his arrival another good place.
Cabling is hard. You work in black
darkness. The messages are transmit
ted to you in flashes of light You read
these flashes as land operator reads
hissticks.
Cabling is difficult because, on &C
count of its expense, every patron of it
uses some sort Of cipher. You don't
send messages that say VIII be de-
layed In town over night Don't wor-
ry, john or Please send Ave hun
dred at once The messages transmit
ted by cable run, 'Bangyhyl PIT axe
1875 We or Corrupt say heave indent
there boo
''My uncle. a cablist, helped TO ca
Bile from London 10 New York the text
OF Disraeh's 'Lothair.' the only novel
that has ever been cabled. Mime
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
.From the Mestng rlme..

Mrs A Fl, Dahl went to Lutheran
hospital at La Crosse, where she under
went an operation, She Is getting along
nicely
NJ II. Bekkedal, receiver for the old
bank of Westhy, sold lots at auction.
Yesterday, to the highest bidder John
Sveen received the property for $500
A happy wedding occurred. June 2S.t,
when Miss Charlotte Jackson and Paul
Fritzvold were married Ia the Coon
Prairie church Rev. Halvorsen ofticia-
ting.
The last census gave Wesley bopu-
lation of Spa D. Z Smith il now talk.
ing the census aud saws that the present
population is about $50 An increase of
u little over 40 per cent will mske satra
of our sisters look like dwArfs
Pete Waller of the l. c 5 f railroad
makes quite regular trips tC Westby
with his flying machine. or rather hi.
gssoIene hand car He sits up a. straj.,h,
as flag pole and makes his thirty miles
an hour without moving muscle The
hand car j. inst as much fad for him
a. the automobile is for others n more
reck less nature
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

isabella color has been described
ms a dingy whltish yellow The origin
of the term is certainly an Odd one, If
either Of the generally given cxplana-
tons is correct According 10 one sto-
ry Isabella, daughter of Philip II. and
wife Of the Arch,lakc Albert. vowed
not 10 change her linen till Ostend was
taken. Mos. unfortunately for the roy
al lady the siege lasted for three years.
The Supposed color OF the archduchcss'
linen ar the end of this trying ordeal is
said 10 have become the fashion. The
other explanation is n similar one. but
the story is made 10 relate TO Queen
Isabella of Spain and the siege of era
NADIA. When we consider the length OF
time penitential hair shirts were worn
In the middle ages. the legend is not so
wildly improbable as would nj first ap-
pear.-London Tit-BitS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
stone soIes For shoes.

An inventor has hit upon method
OF putting what are practically stone
soles on boots and shoes. He mixes a
waterproof glue with suitable guam
tity OF clean quartz sand and spreads
II oy,r the leather sole used as foun-
dalton. These quartz solcs are said
TO be very flexible aud practically in
destrucuble and TO give the foot II firm
hold even on the most slippery surface.
sIcIous.
Miss Million (of uncertain agel-The
only thing that worries me is the wed
ding tour. II win be perfectly horrible
TO have people know Miss Rosebud
(viciously) Oh. don't worry. They'll
think you're his mother.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
Death of GIenEarry's Daughter.

1t seems wonderful to read Of the
death of a daughter Of the highland
chief who was the original of Fergus
MacIvor in "waverley." Mrs. Forbes,
mother OF 'lr William Forbes Of Pit
sligo. who has just died at the age Of
eighty-four. was daughter of Alexan-
der MacDonell, the sixteenth chief of
Giengarry, who was an intimate friend
OF Scott and thara are many refer
encas to him In Lockhart's delightful
biography of his father-ln-law. Glen
garry" was the last highland chieftain
who kept up the ancient feudal Gus
toms as far as possible, and he always
travelled in BETTING state with tail"
OF clansmen IN attendance
He died in 1928. leaving his immense
property heavily incumbered. His son
and successor emigrated to Australia,
and the estates OF Glengarry and Glen
quoich were sold In 1910 for 100000
to the late Lord Dudley, then Lord
Ward, from whom they were after
ward purchased by Edward Ellice
(''the Bear. and they now belong to
his daughter Scott described
Giengarry as savage and pictur-
esQue London Truth.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
OUR LOCAL EXCHANGE NOTES
From the Viola lntelligeucerl


John Schroeder has completed new
house in Mound Park for his sister.
Rev and Mrs Waste are entertaining
little daughter at their home since
Saturday evening last
Will Dyson, Of vfroqua. packed the
Eekhardt wool holdings here on We'd
nesday, amounting to over % 900 lbs
Geo NJ. Simmons returned from tho
state university where he completed he
course in electrical engineering He
leaves for Chicago where he has ] 10
with the elevated railway comrany.
Sunday school st Liberty chareh held
chil( Gems exercises, Sunday Attend
ance was large and program yszs fias
Wednesday preceding eleven parsons re-
ceived sacrament Of babttsu1 six ov I'm
Hisrsion and five by sprinklIag
Sunday school organized at the Chris
fian church in Mound Park, LAST Sun
day, with the FOLLOWING officers Wps-
ley Sbultz, supt John Stokes asst j.
Perlev Shultz. sec Walter D0wen.
treas Matte Sheffield organist. ThiF-
ty-five we're in attendance, and promise
OF good work beiug done by this orgsni-
z8tion.
C,aude, son Of MIR and Mrs John NJ
Hairless, was drowned in the FIanbeau
river at Ladysmith He went swim
ming diving into deep water The body
was in the water tivs hours The Hur-
less family were formerly residents of
West Lima, and Mr. Hairless Is treasnr-
r. Of Gates county
Annual meeting of Viola Warehouse
Co following officers were elected VIM
J. Waggoner, pre- c. J. Maulick, first
yice-pres J r Frazier, second vice
pres A Anderson, sec. Geo. Ger
ZACH, trsas The tobacco warehouse has
been leased again TO the United Cigar
Mann lactnrsrs for = team of thxss yaa=s.
al 400 year
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
The world. Greatest Port.

"Hongkong." says Alleyne Ireland in
1.-THE Far Eastern Tropics" was eed-
eG r. England by China In 1912 by the
treaty of Nankln. At that time the
population of the colony was about
5000. made UP of pirates. fishermen,
farmers and granite workers, living In
huts made OF baked mud bricks and
holding no intercourse with the out
side world beyond Canton, which lies
ninety miles TO the north.
This was sixty years ago, and today
Hongkong has population OF $4,000
souls, fine city for It's capital. spien-
did roads, schools, churches. banks,
hospitals, clubs, hotels, newspapers,
electric light. cabhe cars-in short, al
most everything which we are accuS
toned to associate with the idea Of ad-
vanced civllixation-while IL IL connect
ed with the outside world by cable and
by the most extensive system of steam
ship lines which converge at any sin
gle port in the world"
Hongkong is the biggest seaport in
the world, its shipping SURPRISING thai
of London or New York in guam. 10y.
But 1t is not colony in the usual
sense. 1t is about the size OF Manhat-
tan Island-a port and nothing more.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

The Purdy cheese factory il proving
tine industry for tia farmers OF thar
vicinity. They are LQw receiving 100
cents for theiS product, and more are
contemplating adding more cows to
their herds.
The barn and tobacco shed of NJ V.
West, of Red Mound was DESTROYED ny
fire. Tuesday tine flames having been
s'arted by boy playing with matches
Estimated loss, $500. insurance, BOO
Ed. and d T Morton and their sis-
ter Mrs L Seymcar of Retreat, depart
ed via this place, Monday morning,
bound for Lodi, where their uncle, Pc.
ter Mcintyre, mad died, the day or 70
previous The deceased was a man Of
considerable wealth and we'll known Ia
many Of the people in this section
Fred Riley Il Liberty Pole neighhor-
mood, brought bis aged mother aud
cousin, Miss Lydia Munyon, to tn vii.
iage, where the two ladies took the
train hound for Lincoln. Nebraska 10
visit Mrs Riley's brother. who IL resi
dent of that place Mrs Riley ia seven.
ty.four years old. aud this is har hrss
ride ON railroad.
pretty wedding occurred ut the r.
w Bates home. June 21st, when Chaa
Bishop and Miss Ida Bates were united
Ia nttrItage by Rev E l. Cooper Of De
Soto. The wedding march was PLAYED
by Miss Hittie Davis and the bride was
accompanied oy her youngest sister.
Mabel Only near relatives were pre-
sent M4uy beautiful and useful pres
ents were presented the happy couple,
after which bountiful repast was serv
ed. Both the bride and groom were
raised in this vicinity aud their MAJ
friends wish them long and prosperous
voyage through life
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

While running horses on the road one
Of the animals driven by Jim Revels ~
Burr. fell and broke It's leg On exs nj.
nation it was found that the lei. was
broken in three places and the horse had
TO be killed
The work of cserha1ling and adding
new machinery to the HDlsboro -four
mill has been completed and the com
pany Is agaiu prepared to supplS the
wants OF ~. 2. ngle IN their line Some
OF ib., latest ltd most impr wed machin-
.rv for the Inabufseture of four was
adisl which pow makes THE min sc
ond 10 uons 10 this pSft t the ate