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Wlburton, I. r. April William Van
NGer who was accidentally knocked of
coal tlppio died TODAY lie sustained
a fan OF seventy feet, landing on his head
n pile Of slSte.
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LIBRARY OF AMERICAN FICTION
AurHoRs.

AUTHORS.
Thomas Nelson Page
B-ander Matthews
Bayard Taylor
Frank r. Stockton
Henry James
+. p. Mitchell
Park BENJAMIN
Edward Bellanly
T. A. Janvier
G. A. Stephens
RI. H. Boyesea
II. G. Bunner
Albert Webster
George Parsons Lathrop
David T. Lloyd
y, 4. Wits
Harold Frederic
William Henry Bishop
y. S. Of Gale
John Eddy
] w. De Forest
Moan Brooks
F. D. Millet
George Arleold
:. H. White
Leonard Kip
Rebecca Harding Davis
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Harry, the cabmeA, always up to he
minute IN time OF need, with new and
complete outfit
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one wleAlrA sMAsAga vore0.


Wichita, Kansas April 1o.-when the
vote for Tuesdays city election was can-
v'ssed 1t was found that Cauie Nation
had received one vote ior mayor. Lucy
Wnloit. ono vote Tor city clerk and ASra
McHenry one vote for police Judge These
women, with exception OF Airs Wuhoit
are az present confined in the county
jan awaiting trial in the district court
cmTsed with the malicious destruction
of property They win be given hearing
Aprn I3.
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A WOMAN'S ORDEAL
DREADs DOCI0Rls ouEsTI0Ns
Write 60 Mrs. Finkhaun, Lynn,
Mass, and Receive Valuable Advice
Absolutely CONFIDENTIAL and Eraa

There can be no more terrible ordeal
20 a delicate, sensitive, refined woman
than 70 be obliged 10 answer certain
questions In regard 20 her private ills,
ever when those questions ere asked
by her family physician, and many
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Fer a nice. refreshing drink, drink Fal,
staff beer
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The New" Way
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Convenient Schedule,
Smooth Straight Track.
Handsome Equipment.
Take the comfortable "Alfalfs Limited" in
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RATES-Oue fare plus 81 90 for the round trip.
TIME-Quick and satisfactory.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
Frat Pablieation Novemb CT 90 1884,
ROAD knTInE

MoT1CH IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT u
application has been made to the posrf
o. SUPERVISORS OF Vernon county WisconsiY, -
ttIler highway In the town OF Jefferson 81 49,
heing county road as follows.
Extending through sections teufIQl and sftaap
Iol, IN township thirteen d3) north range n %
lol west, which said highway extends t6ronsb
ssld seetons IN nOrtherly aud sOntherly all
feetloEr IN the manner following. to. wiz,
Leave the present highway IN he nasr -
section ten iOh township thirteen Il: -sngs
I'VE lSl west at point about ten rods sonth 81
the section line between sections threa ana Ia,
ana running thence sontheasterIy II me 80
lion line between sections ten aud eleven Al q
point about hfty rods south OF the portheas =
corner Of the mex OF the ne OF section zen.
thenoe sou therly along the section line t,f,ys a.
sections ten and eleven and sections ffteen an Il
fourteen 10 and to intersect with said onnnt1
road on the section line between sections fifteen
q fourteen az point which is about seventy
y south OF the northeast corner OF section
eelteen ana the noI invest corner OF section
Tut ceeh, ana 90 discontinue the old highway
MLaue useless BY the proposed alteration IN
us; to-Wit: To discontinue that portion OF the
80 ~" ay north of the point where the SAM
y lhteTsected by the Chaseburg road on the az i
- ne me undersigned committee, duly appoint.
n n, ~ tne county board Of super visors OF Yer.
I'm county, Wisconsin will meet nj the honss
81 2I. AhaIeW Hanson in the town of Jefferson
S yeLnSn SoInty, Wisconsin, Tuesday, December
sttn, a. y, lvOi, at l o'clock D. M Of said eay
tions. poA @Ai0 ptoposeu aiVeia7
Chris ELLEFsoN.
dELGE LARSON, Committee
MARTIN ROOT.
D"'eu tnis %oth day Of Nov, "A. D. 1904.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
sTERLING.

PuRDY, December 27-Te are not snow
bound as you may think for no. sopea-:ag in
these columns sooner and will uOW endeaYor
to give you few OF the local happenings. p.
Miss Clara Andrews. who has been employed
in La Crosse, Is making Der parents an eX-
tended vslt...O. Il, Olson arrived home from
North Dakota recently THE Misses GunVGP
and Julia Olson are home from La Crosse. -.
Oscar Gauper and family left. this morning
for WheatIand to attend the Worman-Cauper
wedding. The bride, Miss Eieda Gauper, hay
days in our community, Is highly respected
by all. The groom is prosperous farmer OF
Wheatlhnn gentleman OF honor refinement
aud eour We hasten to offer our warn est
cOngratu ons and extend to them our ear
pest, hear felt and sincere wishes for a lIfe Ct
uninterrupted happiness q. .. He IgeSun. our
merchant, Is as busy as ever. He has added
new line OF sleighs ard cutters 20 his bust
ness The Readstown horse trader passed
through our village recently Mems Larson
and Bonnie Nash were purdy business cal ers
today Joe BrZezowsky and sons are kept
very busy horseshoelng Aandus A. Luude,
in our village. ... Theodore Olson aud John
Hanson left this morning for the Col. May
farm to strip tobacco. O. Il, Olson Is work
ing in tobacco for Grant Cox. Louis HiSssn-
berg and wife have been visiting with broth
ers and sisters in our community &C.. John
ThOmL q IN and Nels diversion are making fire.
uuent visits to PuFdy....O, II. Olson, our car
penter and contractor. who left last week for
Retreat, has Just returned lie reports q fine
time and says he left with reluctance. r. f..
Johnson, who has been very i'll for some time
Is improving rapidly. Emma Peterson is work
ing for Mrs. Oscar Gauper,. Henry Glen has
bought new outfit and is now in trim for the
snow and the cold wave coming. Mrs. Han
son sold eight head OF cattle A few Of our
young folks attended the dance at r .isfow
last Thursday night. Amunt Peterson cou-
templates selling his farm and start IN the
butcher bustness-..-we wish all happy New
ear 4 H0UNGSTER,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04

READsToWN January 2.-The fine slelg hing
Is causing q large amount OF hauling. Much
wood and lumber is coming in, Messrs John-
son and Manlick having marketed upwards
OF 100000 feet of hardwood lumber here. The
new school buildiDgs completed here last
year is now heated with mo iern steam heat
ing plant. The prospects u new railroad
next season is causing 2}ach speculation. AL
ready many Improvements are contemplated
f. c. KinkanOn of Lancaster, Wis, has pur-
chased line corner lot ana IS getting the rock
on the ground preparatory to the building Of
a fine store building. it IS also rumored that
FirOqua and Readstown parties contemplate
the buying and reOrganiZing Z the Reads
town bank or the organization of a new one
T. h. Earl OF Edgerton. who purchased the
Readstown tobacco warehouse last fall con
templates doubling the capacity in the spring
The case weather" the past few days finds
most of the tobacco taken down and large
per cent OF 1t In the bale. In all probability
deliveries will be made this week, and the
sorting season opens next May when from 50
TO 90 hands will be emplOyed,sw hich With a
pay roll OF around $500 week causes rejoic
ing among the business men of the village for
SITS an old adage "that when iabOrlng people
earn good wages they live we'll. That the
farmers will rsalize a good thing out of their
tobacco this season no one doubts. There is
plenty OF gum In it and Is in fine shape, so
that the hard feelings caused by making de-
ltveries last season will be avoided 90. With
the opening OF spring will see many improve
ments made at the depot yards by the O NJ &
St raul, through tbe>enOrts OF NJ. An
dfeWs, the station agent. the yard adjacent 10
the depot will be graded flowers planted add
10 UGH to the appearance, ... The pros poets Of
a beet sugar factory at Prairie la Chen next
season is causing investigation by the farm
ers, as to the financial returns. One farmer
In talking Of the industry says The knows iJ
Will pay IL they grow like few grew for him,
one beet ne says grew so much above the
ground that it was hollow and so large that
turkey euilt nest therein and hatched Is
young turkers." Ye Gods and little fishes"
IL the hickapoO sOil is so productive and
grows such beets as that then We shout
Amen" this Is the true III dorado.
40 :
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS
FROM the Brain and Pens of the CensoT's
Live Country and Village writers


BROokvILLE, Jan. PLENTY OF snow and
fire sieighing.... Farmers are busy stripping
tobacco John Foraker of North Clay ton,
mas been visiting relatives In this vicinity for
the past two weeks. Lloyd Bolan is very
busy grinding feed, Petite elements of Pleas
ant Ridge, is working for Frank Edwards
Herman Atkins has completed a Shed Tor MS
gasoline engine .... Peter Mccall Of Two Har-
Dor Wis, Is visiting relatives in this vicinity
Fred Lakes and Samuel Gorslines ate New
Years dinner at 5. r. Ewings... Lloyd Bolan
was seen walking in the shadow OF: the pines
last Saturday evening Will Lloyd forgot and
thought that leap year was past Cheer up.
Miss Lillian Cliff, an employe In the Insane
asylum. visited with her sister, MIS-. Frank
Edwards Sunday week ago. Pearl CoWden
has given up the idea lately, that the roads
are not so good to Niroqua. tie had his war
path changed. Little daughter Edna, OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Aiken, is very III at present
1.-The Ladies Aid society, which met at Mrs.
EWings last Thursday, was a SUGGEST amount
made was over three dollars. There will be
no church at Brookyille next Sunday after
noon on account OF the minister, Rev. W. I.
Brain, assisting Rev. Webster of ReadstoWn
in revival meetings. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Gorsline, last Friday received the sad inteil-
igence of the death OF Mrs. Emma Hope,
wife Of Milton G. Hope of Vale, Oregon.
Bright's disease was the cause Of her death.
GUESS Me.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
MARRIED

BY Rev. II A Waste December 2S nj the
residence Of the brides parents, Mr.. FRANK
BNERs of Galesburg, nj and Miss DoRA
MORROW OF hickapUo. Onty relatives we've
present. Mr. Dyer is a son OF Mrs. Juo Stokes
e Viola. and Is In business At Gatesburs
Mr.. and Mrs. Byers will EoJo their new home
immediately.
On December =. also occurred the Wedding
at the residence o VIII Storer OF Mr. Stan
LILY De WITT Of Niola. and Miss PRUA
STORER OF Ross, Rev. Il a Waste Oti}rIatine-
Both young people are well and favurabiy
known and start out with the best wishes Of
hosts Of friends They expect 10 reside in
YiTOQua.
At Niroqus, December II. by Rev &. r.
Buffers, Mr.. CLACD SEELEY and Miss r. a
ACKLKS both OF Viroqua
December u. at the home OF the BRIDES u4r-
euts on Asbucy Ridge. Mr.. FRANZ IL Won
officiating.
December u. in tn town OF Whltpstowa.
~ James oliver, Justice of the peA'e, MF
RAM DELANEY and Miss MARY CAS- tAth
OF Whuestown.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
How to illuminate the Tree.

The illumination of the tree is an
important problem, for by the indis-
Greet use of candles many joyous
Christmas has been turned into one OF
mourning. Tiny japanese lanterns are
much safer than unshielded candles,
and they give a prettier effect. The
small square lanterns with c0lored mica
sides are also safe, for they have a
sponge in the bottom that may be sat
urated with kerosene. When the wick
is lighted il burns brightly and lasts
longer than ordinary wax candles,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
ORLANDO BURNETT.
Thrifty switzerland.

THE people Of Switzerland are very
grasplng in their treatment of visitors, .
says q man who has made a tour Of
that country. IF the hotel keeper
doesn't get all his money the guide
takes what IS left. and if there should
happen TO be a dollar or so left after
they get through the little boys fix up
an artificial waterfall by putting a
board across u stream and when tour
lists happen along pun 1t away with a
string and expect the dollar In pay
ment 49, Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04

Tl,a 4&t -. ,,tS,'c, t,i;!i9 ci9ac5y
OF tl.c s1a,i .:1,a 81 ia a i.saegal way
{, the vali.ate;ivJ Few. sag C1ur r,
I.iEe IN america, An inlaor ed colony
OF toads m9y 0e tlr salvador OF Il
flower s.v lea A.2ny .,,r>,eGe.s .,iTa
tle.t ci....s1ea cent apiece for cvers
cutworEl destroyed From May ! o.
AK. toad may destroy 2.lGo cat
worms. Which II would cost S2l.6o -
destroy by hand. English gardeners
are said TO pay as much as 50 hun
dred for toads for c0ionizing purposes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
Lawmakers VIII Meet for
Business at Madison on
Wednesday, Jan. II.
WHO WILL Be MADE SENATOR?
That and Railroad Control Are
the Big Topics for Con-
sideration.
Only Fifteen Dem Gratis Among the
1873 MembeFs-Inauguration
Went OGHappily-Leg-
E-x islatiye Gossip.

Madison, Wis, Jan 3.--On Monday
Governor r. N. LaFollette was inau-
gurated for q third term, and the state
officers, including Mr. John Kempf,
state treasurer, were also installed in
Office for two years more. The climax
of these ceremonies, in fact the only
official act, is the administering Of the
oath by chief justice, and this Judge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
Cut)N

Coon VALLEY, Jany. melvin Dunnum,
our hustiing young hardware merchant speBt
Christmas with his parents At Cashton . Mr.
Chadwick, the superintendent of freight on
the new railroad was doing business here on
the 9th ntt,....A. Speilum has i've carloads
or lumber on hand in the way of starting a
new lum Der yard Since our recent heavy
snow sleighing has been good, business lively
and oil seem TO start the new year with "A rem
newed energy and prospects for "A success Sui
year never were better Miss Martha Nit
lien came down from westby to spend hold .
days at home. a. did her brother John frop4
Mortified, Minnesota Our Woodnap camp
elected the following officers for 1906: V, q
j. A. Mills; Clerk, c n. Neprud: " Ad N.
N. Neprud; Banker, II Neprud: Escort E j
Fencl; i. }, MOrlien 4 Co. have their now
store enclosed and roof on and eNpect 10
push work as rapidly as possible as weather
will permit. They will hayo one OF the finest
store buildings in the county Is not the lar
gest.. Our depot Is nearing com pletlon The
company is airesdy hauling freight and pas-
sengers 8 i We expect very soon to be con
nected W.T. outside places. AS soon as spring
opens we expect to experience a boom In the
line OF new buildings and general Improve
ments ...--. Dr. X. q. Storlie has been on the
sick list few days. 80. Arthur Beehe and wife
OF northern Wisconsin, is visiting al Mrs
Beebes old home here, at the Thrune home
stead. Our schools sre closed for two weeks
vacation. .S1pt. Gardner was seen on our
streets quite recently. 10 Fencl says no hone
for him now that leap year IS past ana be still
erefers single blessedness to double cursed
hess Wishing everybody "a happy and pros
l9ls New Year, we remain. 10 PoRTAGUI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04

tLHlres--iIe yaue ~ "a w.th his
broken heart after Casse 'st' re'c.'al
hHa. &ud you Bet bil1 II
he making love T. youe '..o.v -
Why not2 ! considered tiat w&s 81
ing as first aid to the lajUre3.-Chiyaza
Tribune.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
pOsTpoNEnENr

petition was postponed till Fridav Jan5sr,,
ID, 1905, a lOo'clock a. m. And ali persons H.
terested are hereby notified OF such aet ion
Dated December "a. 1904
BY ORDER or COMMITTEE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04

Cabbage which may be a dull seller
in the fall is usually in profitable de
mand in tho spring, and it will pay to
store it in the most approved fashion.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04

WEST PRAIRIE, December 3i-Decernbe
winds up with blizzard c. Bringe and Oscar
SWigum did shopping at IlalyOTs0n's last FRI
day. The South West Prairie Christmas tree
was failure on account Of stormy weather
and blockaded roads. IA party was given at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. N Nelson last Nj on
day evening in honor OF Genas 3sth birthday
good time Is reported 10. Adelph Sandwich
is spending his holiday vacation at home. "
Ed Chose made a business trip to Virouua
saturday. Our school is l roeressing under
Miss Ellen Brudos The Misses Shnenberger
Shannon and Yttri are enjoying two weeks
vacation JnO. Sandwich contemplates work
lug in the warehouse at Soldiers Grove This
season. Chris Call and family visited AZ
Bringe's recently. Ed fainter made bust
ness call at Schoenberger Tuesday evening
and on account OF the blizzard was DELAYED
Till Wednesday Chris Brudos is hotne from
La Crosse, where he has been attending busl-
ness college. Il. Mills was seen goint west
with his flyers saturday. Christina Crdahl
Keeps house for her brother at the old Nelson
place. =. Rumor has that wedding bells viii
again ring in the pear future, oATCHME
WEST PRAIRIE jan. The social at Yttri's
was a success, proceeds s67. 40 That certainly
was beyond all expectation. Christmas tree
exercises were held at our church Thursday
evening the 29th, good attic enhance. Orth
west Prairie choir attended the South West
frairie Christmas tree exercises last Sunday
evening In body, and they report the singing
exceptionally tne..... our young peoples
society meets IT. Flickkie's Sunday evening
January %. ITS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
The Age Demands a Spee..-....

whose studies and experience fit him 70 be an
expert In handling the line OF diseases me
treats
/ want every person who is afflicted vita
any Of the following PANIED diseases TO call
on me and have n talk regarding their cases.
II you are not satisfied that know t'eronsh
ly the nature Of your case and how 10 treat
It successfully, you are not n any way obIi-
gated To take my tTtott.ssl
practice 10 trio As to get business, | ask
for my services no more than you viii want
to pay for what o for you, and | can re
fer you to many | nave cured ID Vernon
county, AS we'll as the record of ny many
years honorable practice in Wisconsin, as
garantee that you will get fair ard square
treatment only. | treat with success,
STOMACH, 30 VEL e KIDNEY TKO UBLES
PILES .~ccessfuliy treated without the use
OF tn, Re and no eten ton from business.
EPILLPSY ST. klTUS DANCE and all
NERVOUS DISEASES receive new and
special treatment that Is wonderfully sue
cessful
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
Diseases Of Men

MygspecIal tr,& t4nent inSures immediate
relief and permanent cure in casts OF VARf
COCELE, WEAKENING LOSSES WASTED
ORGANS and all conditions resulting from
early ext essts or Indiscretions
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
Diseases Of Wonin i.

and know that tine aud again their lives
are needsessiy sacrificed 10 tb Surgeons
knife. / nave be pleasure OF asuriur th,r
class CT sufferers that within fie dsys can
demonstrate 70 any woman tat / have
perfected plan Of treatmeE that VIII
cure her
English, French and German o1ker.
Consult zt4ans are tree aud strictly con-
h5entiaL
Address.
DR.. H. McELVEE
5025 Forestvill1 Ave, Chicago Ill
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
No Sufferer Need Disoair j..

have cured hundreds; le. NJ cure yoi
Fol many years have been a patent studei
OF The
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-01-04
Chronic Diseases

treated by the latest met hods, az practicedi
the largest hospitals OF Europe and AmerC
The Jasper news., 1905-07-27
Prof Perry Surprised.

Prof and Mrs W G Perry WHO are soon
to move to Mound Valley, Kansas, we're
given a happy surprise by the pupils Of
the high school Tuesday night. The
crowd gathered at the school grounds
and marched to Mr. Perry's home.
When the crowd dropped in on him the
professor sat there and grinned and
acted as though he was greatly surprised,
but the boys and girls are inclined to
think that he had caught on" before
hand. Nevertheless the pupils had "a
fine time with games music etc.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-27
A Fist Fight.

Chas IIenner and } w Roy had a
disagreement on the streets yesterday
aud attempted to settle it with their
fists, but Marshal Ward who happened
around about that time separated th EN-
before any serious dHmage was done.
They wero taxed sl.0O and costs each
by ypolice Ju udge Thos Lowe for their fun,
The trouble grew out Of a disagreement
in regard to wages due Mr.. Roy S
daughter who had worked for Mr..
HcfTner.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-27
Some Beauties,

W. II. Hager, the Jasper florist
brought to this Office last week a hand
some boquct Of French caunas which
was grown in his flower bed on the
Presbyterian Church lawn. They we're
OF beautiful red and we're as line as
we have ever seen.
BY tho way, Mr.. Hager is entitled to
tho credit OF being public beneiactor
by his effective work Of beautifying the
church yard What was formerly given
over to weeds is now fine
stretch Of green grass with a beautiful
Hover bed in the cJnter giving most
pleasing effect to the premises.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-27
MINISTER'S ALLIANCE
ms Weeks Meeting Held On The
Banks OF Dry Fork

BY The kindness Of Bro. Matthews
The preachers and their families spent a
pleasant day at the formers horne
d 10 Dewey on last Tuesday. The
D''ucas u4l hospitality of Bro. and
sister Matthews were unbounded. max.
l-f ali fcclat home and welcome. The
preachers caught Fish notice that NiI
YOU the women talked, the children
played and when time FOR home u5iug
came au .cft ezprcssing their hea.li.st
thaa,a f'r ihc good time given thom.
The ministers, while all together held
their regular meeting in the beautiful
yard under the spreading trees. The
treasurer reported money enough to
pay for tie song books being used in
the union meetings aud was asked TO re.
MT the money to the company. The
Alliance officially tharked Bro. and
Sister Matthews for their Kindness and
hospitality and adjourned
The Jasper news., 1905-07-27
Back from DenYer

WarrenLina has returned from his trip
to Denver, Colo. lie was delayed at
Lamar for sometime on account OF the
high water. Mr.. Lion reports most
pleasant trip having visited Colorado
Springs, Cripple Greek aud other places
Of interest in the mountains. He is OK
pectod to tell the Lelguers Of the great
Epworth League convention next Sun
day.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-27
IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.
Ertis Shoemaker Very Low Since
Friday

Mrs. Ertic Shoemaker wife q Bert
Shoemaker has been lying at the point
Of death at the home Of her parents Mr
and 1lrs. X. L. Roberts, since last Fri.
day morning. At about 8 O'Clock on
that day she was taken with conyulsions
and had them at intervals till about 8
O'Clock Saturday morning. \ little
baby was born to her at five o'clock
Friday afternoon, but the littlej being
died and was buried Saturday. Mrs
Shoemaker seems TO be slightly better
but she is still very sick Goman. Her
father X L Roberts, who travels Tor the
Eagle Lye Co., WAS called hcme Satur-
day ou account OF her serious condition.
Mrs Shoemaker many friends hope
for her speedy recovery.