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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
CHICACO'S LEADING
SPECIALS
In the treatment of chronic diseases Of
Men and w omen
WILL VISIT VTROQUA
ON THURSDAY FEB. Is.
HOTEL THEY,

For one day only and every tourtn
week thereafter.
Nv success in treating Chronic dis
eases of all kinds is attested by the large
and ever growing practice l have en-
loved in Wisconsin during the past ten
years. AL sufferers from chronic dis
eases, men and women, are cordially in
vited to call ane get my opinion OF your
cases. If other physicians have failed
to cure you do not despair have sue
ceeded after patients have been assured
there was no help. l treat with success
all forms of STOMACH TROUBLES.
CONSTTPATION KIDNEY d
BLADDER AILMENTS, RTfEUhA-
TISM NERTOUS DISEASES, all
DISEASES PECULIAR to MENaud
WO MEN Of whatever nature.
In any case, come in and talk over
your trouble. Consultations are free
and sacredly confidential. Ny mott" Ia
~ ACCEPT No CASE l CANNOT
CURE" l can refer you to many l
have cured in Vernon C unity, some
doubtless in your own neignbornooo'
English. French and German sroken.
concentrations are tree and strictly con-
ddentaL $3.50, ,.,. ,ut.,
Address,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
O.G.Munson. Editor and Proprietor
WEDNESDAY, JAN, 81. 1906.

r llroads In Wisconsin are prosper
Gus, if we may Judge from their valua
tion By the state board of assessments.
This shows an increase of 81, 315, 600, and
the increase in tax will be about 300, COZ
over that of last year. The total taxes
of the roads in the state will be not far
from s., go 600. Elk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
b ,rgains in wool and cotton blank
cts At 0ur closing ont sale

co. b ,rgains in wool ana cotton blank
cts ut orr closing out sale
TATES BIC STORE
Ladies donGola lace shoes, dull top
Equality, selling now for $l.45 at our
closing ont sale. TATE'S BIG STORE.
Pocket books, purses and money
bags, the largest assortment you ever
saw at Tswnere.
Just received by The Brown Music
Co, a large assortment Of he latest Ed
son monographs and records. Come
in and hear them or send for catalogue.
We save you money on everything
you buy-even small notions. We sell
the best spool silk aud thread at 4 cents
a spool TATE'S BIG STORE.
Far coats, fur lined coats, suits and
overcosts. prices made to sell them
quickly at The Boston
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
DR.. H. McELWEE,
5.n9 Indiana Ave, Chicago, III.
Notics to Users of City Water.

Water tax for season b@sinut' g ] n
nary /. 1906 eudi July /, 10 5 n W
due aud must b. paid befo J. a y
ST. 1906 The same can be ps i'd ry rsy
at the L S Express office be W, en- l' urs
a IN aud p IN.
E NJ MINsHALL City Treasur r.
January Q 1905
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
PREP ARE TO pay TAXES

NOTICE /, HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIVE
~ underslR I'd Treasurer If the city II Vi
roqua will 'e ready to receive taX money
commenclng December l4tt and CuntlnutB
70 a. Iary 2 at one per cent. After th#t
time three I cent will be charged for col
lection on = at I :. Express company,
under bank I Nirouua. from O'Clock a ~.
TO T. M +. III. MlNsHALL, city Treasurer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
Property for Sale

Good hose aud barn and abrut u
acres Of lar / adj iuiDg--a good haue.
Also oue other house and lot all property
Of the estate of John J Hammond de-
ceased Apply 10 Mrs NET1IE HAM
MOEp execatlix Of sai1 estate. % 10
Bntt & Bart
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
VIROOUA MARKET PRICES.

Uuder this head will be found weekly
the local market quotations for such ant
ces and products of the farm as are
sold and purchased here:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31

Congressman Babcock and his little
band OF Insurgents in the house OF
representatives. made a sorry spectacle
Of themselys in opposing the policies OF
President Roosevelt and the regular adj.
ministration organization on the Philip
pine tariff bill and western statehood
measures. When it came to a show
down Babcock had very little following
except the democratic members of the
house, 1t was the urgent cry and plea
ia the last campaign, and his paid repre-
ssntatives everywhere proclaimed that
the president could not spare B4bcock,
and they all pleaded with tears n their
voice, that it would be an awful calam,
ity to the country to have a republican
president and democratic house. Yet,
here we have, at the very opening OF
G congress, Mr.. Babcock leading demo
cratic revolt against the president and
the administration policies.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
THE TRAINING SCHOOL QUESTION.

Wequote from the Blue Book wis
consin is the birth place of the Farmers
Institutes. 1t was the first state to es-
tab!ish them by law. Anything like an
accurate estimate of the benefits derived
by the people of the state from farmers
institutes Ia impossible. To say thew
have been chic fly Instrumental In en-
HANGING the value of the farms OF the
state and increasing the productions
thereof many millions of dollars would
be no exaggeration The railroads in the
state have long UiA'med that shipments
OF farm products b ave been largely in.
creased In the years following the hold
ing of Institutes along their lines
In 1897 the Russian government sent
a commission TO this country to learn
the best meth hobs of educating the PEG.
pie In agricultural pursuits The com
mission pronounced the Wisconsin sys
tenn OF farmers institutes the best it had
seen
IL such returns are gained by the in
stitutes which few farmers have at.
tended, what may we not expect from
the agricultural colleges in the counties
of our state These schools endeavor to
give the young people thorough pre-
paration for the duties of life
Besides the information acquired
from books, the boys are Taught how to
cultivate and care for crops, keep mp the
fertility Of the land, cate for live stock.
etc The girls are instructed in the
best methods OF housekeeping garden.
ing, daryl ing and the like They carry
on all the operations of the farm a.!
when they graduate they are capable of
running farms of their own. Tho cir =
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31

The entire board of supervisors of
Dane county, numbering sixty three
members, called in body on Governor
Davidson, at the executive office. last
Tuesday. The visit, although purely
personal, took on something Of the poll
teal each and every member expressing
'nhdence in the new governor and the
hope that he would stand as a candidate
for the nomination before September
primaries, Governor Davidson assured
the gentlemen that it would be his pur-
pose to render the best service within
MIN, and that he hoped to have thol
oughly business administration. There
are twenty-three Scandinavian meri.
cans on the Dane county board. They
expressed the great satisfaction it ford.
ed them to be able to greet one of their
countrymen as Wisconsin's first Norwe.
gian governor They said to Governor
Davidson that that strong powerful and
sturdy element throughout the entire
state would stand almost to man solid
II ne would give them the opportunity
to support him for nomination next fall
The news columns of the CENsOR tell of
tins cal on Governor Davidson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31

$50 acres two mile, from West Prs:i
postottica, 10 acres at bIistnw AID 81
acres two miles VEST Pnrd' Err
per icnlars inquire OF 4 T EoLrTN,
Wet Prairie, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
cRE. TER WHITES EnR SAFE
@SF RESUMPTION
Its pre- 'ention and cure d spe-
ciali'y at POWELL'S MEDICAL
SURGICAL INSTITUTE
La Crosse, Wis.
a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

l,ching, r iDd. Bleeding, Protrudiue
Ptlea De- GiSts are authorized to re-.
fund moue if PAZD OINTMENT faila
to cure in 10 "A ', 5rs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
FOLEYSHONEYN6TAT
zto ps the cough and heals IVE2

We still have a cev ladies' cloaks.
ladies and cbil5reus fur-, children :
4nd little folks clusks and jackets
Come in and make us an offer
II D WILLIAMS & Co
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31

are first class housskeeper and know
how 10 make the hest kind lomes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31
QUAIL AND PLEAS NTS.

The state game warden a Illinois has
purchased thousands Of Alabama quail
and Virginia pheassnts, which he is dis
tributing in pairs to farmers who will
agree to feed them during the coli sea-
son and to protect them a far as possi
BILE from lawless hunters T. is hoped
by this means 10 restock Iu.nois with
game birds, which will L. only i'm
prove the sport of hunting some time
in the future. but will aid ue farmers
in their business, by keeping in check
the increase OF insects which prey upon
crops. The money used N his under
taking comes ont of the faad derived
from the issue Of hunting licenses, up
ward of 100 600 Of viii b are now given
out in single season in Illinois.
If the plan of restocking with quail
aud phessants works well in Illinois, it
may be adopted by other states Wis.
consin Is likely to gain a certain amount
of benefit from it, for there Is nothing
to prevent good many Of the Illinois
birds from coming over the border. -
Evening Wisconsin
sc and 10 c. a. IuT &c u yard at our
closing out sale. TATE's BIG STORE
We have large s'Ock of Smail ma
steal instr umsnts, including band IN
struments viulius guitars, oanl -, ac
cord cons and harmonious
BROW% MUSIC COMPANY
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-31

sPeetacIes at Iowe I Iriees.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
&onto slifouio'S Saft.

neber ben iungen &Onis BON
Spanien iperben 10 bel pilbe Ga9en
perbreietet, baB es MIR eere6t lit, ouG
iber einen bibi9en 3ug feines i'm
9runbe liebenspiirbtgen gbdrafters
gu beri6ten.
Sci elmer Gunbreiie bur9 bes Qanb
fam Der &Dnig in elm anermeiit BON
@einbauern benobntes 2anoTtGbtGen.
Der 4lcaloe ioIte cine bomOrtg=
geiitli9ea gei6riebene unb fleibig aus=
penbis eelernte 8esriiBrnsSanfpra6e
balten, mar aber in Der a~ufrsqenoen
Grpartung bes groBen Greisnifss
bes f9peren Weines etpas pou
geporben unb itammelte:
rMajeitGt. /. .erbabener 9ebieter
Maieftdt :. .erbabe -" uno FAB fiA
bulfefu6enb na9 benz priefter UNI.
Der &Onis ipar erii9tli6 amiifirt,
rei9te aber benz Woalben bic 6dnb
unO fagte: rSenor Ilcalbe, sic finb
anf6sinenb nc9 fem eeiibter gebier
unb neu in ibrem @efGdft. 90
9ebt's mir in meinem 9erufe ols a0=
mig. Wir poIlen alio 6reunbe bleiben
unb sic f0nnen Sbre Hebe balten,
penn ih pieber fomme. limb NUN Iafz
len sic mid ben beimiiGen @ein fo=
iten."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15

.ntaiidt benz MGb9en, bas eben benz
8adfif9dlter enttpa9ien mar, u1b
benz au9 Grid in feinen @ebanfen bic
8esei9nung rrei3enb unb bilbbiibf9"
beileeen muBte, uno oas aus FOLDER
unge3tpungenen 2iebenspiirbigteit in
ben @fefor glei3 bineinpluuberte,
buB beibe in penigen Minuten i'm
lebbafteiten 9efprd9 maren.
~@ber tparum, endbisftes Srdulein,
babe t9 sic benin ME bisber BEL meis
men 8efu9en. bier in Sbrem 9aufe ans
getrOffen?" frugte Der @hefor.
Weil i6 nit meinen S9peiieru in
Der &inberitube bleiben muBte! SIT
bas ni9t i9redli9, 9err @fefOr?
Sd. elm ertpa9ienes Mdb9en, in Der
&inberftube! 4ber meme Mamd lit
barin 10 eigen! sic iagt INNER: Cine
na9 Der anbern! 8enn 2aura Der;
beiratbet lit, perbe i9 porgefibrt,
unb penn 9'perbeiratbet bin, bann
IoQ SERBIA erit baran fpmmen. Sen=
fen Sic nur. !9err @heiior, 1T oas
ni9t grduiam BON Der Mamu? OAR
iiber fam i6 bod alt unb grar tper@
ben! Sm pprigen Sabr bot tie mid
fpGbreno Der Sun5iailpn eieens bes=
ipegen na3 einem tleinen gfeit 9ei3tdt
gu elmer alien 5reunbin BON ibr!"
,I9, bann iinb Sic alio Die junge
Dame. Die BEL meiner Sante Qmalie
gu 8eiu9 mar, BON Der mir Die CUTE
Sante 70 bel oriGnGrmte!"
rSat tie bas. bic quite 6rau Son<
bermann9 @9, fie mar 10 nett unb
gut gu mir. Nber benten sic, in benz
fleinen g}eit finbet fem sinsiger 8aa
Itatt, gu benz man geben tDnnte, uno
bsnno9 mill mid meme SHUTTER pie>
Der binI9iden, bamit t9 Der 2auru
ni6t i'm @ege bin. SD nil aber
ni6t bin ="
rlsin, bas ionen sic aud ni9t,
SrGulein @na!" Jimmie 9err &e>
9ierunggahefor Sauer gu. sd
lperbe Sbre 5rdu Mdma ielbit bitten.
bub fie Sic bier ldbt, unb tpenn lie
uniern Wunf6 ni9t erfiiat, bdnn pers
lpben mir uns unb fsiratben glei6 duf
Der STEELE. limb tpenn sic erit meine
5rau iinb, bann BARI Sbre 5rau
Wldmd ="
- mid ni9t msbr in Die &inberz
ftube fperren!!" ergdn5te Gad. Nd,
bas lit fumos! @ber pirb's benn
M}utt9en erlauben, baB mir uns bets
ratben? Sic iast bod INNER: cine
na9 Der anoern! Sc flingelt, ed
fommt tie, i9 babe prbentli9 @ngft!"
,Oa gibt es nur einen Iuspeg,
SrGulein Gna! S6nea geben sic
mir ben @erlobunesfub. ebe lie elm
tritt!"
llnb als Srau &dtbin Maren nit
ibrer So9ter 2aura in's 3immer trat,
unb als tie Die beiben in 5drtli9fter
11marmung fanb. unb als ibr Der &e7
gierungsafsTur erfldrte, bab er eli
sentli9 nur. fo5uiusen, in amtli4er
Giseni6aft eingeDrunsen lei, bub er
aber Gqa liebe unb nm beren 6dnb
bite, Do permo6te Die e%rituunte &Gz
thin nur bic @prte pprsubringen:
p@ber, @na, Su fennft bod meinen
@ablfpru6: cine rad Der anbern!"
Worauf Gna ertpiberte: rSu, Muttz
6en, bann bilft's ni9ts, bunn muB
i9on 2auru Die anbere fem; i9 bin
bod nun nal perlobt!"
2aura aber fabte fi6 Suerit unb
umf9lob nit 9lidpiinf6en bic
Shpefter unb beren 8rGutigam.
Damn aber muBte fi9 !6err &sgies
runssahei1or Sauer empfeblen, benn
er bette mod 9fli9tsn als @oltss
5dbler. @benbs erft fo1te officien bic
@erlObung gefeiert perben; sunGdit
aber elite er oufs Selegraphenumt,
I'm feiner Mutter bic Melbung gu
MAIDEN: r9ube mid foeben nit Der
r~ei5enben, bilobiF6en Su3ter Der
3Gtbin Mdren berlobt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-15
Wiz ~wsrmaltuna D

- Ote YermdItune Der
enalii9en Stabt 9ua bat benz grObs
ten Sbeater biefer Stabt Die @rluub>
nib ertheilt, bub i'm 3uf9auerraum
bes Sbeaters serauat tuerben biirfe.
Das Sbeater in gun lit bas erfte
Sbedter in Gnslcnb, fir tpeldes bas
Mauhperbot aufsehoben pirb. @pr=
seidrieben lift. baB in benz Sbsdter
fir ~ssniisenbe @entilation seforst
unb bic Riidlebne ieben Stubles. nit
zines Mfhenbefer perfehen uirb.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-30
THE ENTERPRISE BANK
W. II. ANDREWS SUIT

Continued From Page One.)
sale mentioned an referred to in
the preceding paragraph hereof this
defendant is informed, believes and
expects to be able to prove at the
trial hereof that the said Clark was
the sole, absolute only owner of
the two notes mentioned and refer
red to in the foregoing paragraph
and had not sold, assigned or trans
ferred the same to the Enterprise
National Bank of Allegheny, Pa, or
to anyone else.
Seventh This defendant is in
formed. believes and expects to be
able to prove at the trial of this
cause that the said T. Lee Clark new
er in his lifetime sold, assigned, trans
ferred or set over the said notes to
the Enterprise National Bank of AL
legheny, Pa. or anyone else, but up
to the time of the said sale was the
sole exclusive only owner n
holder Thereof.
Eighth-That on November %,
1905, this defendant paid to the said
John B. Cunningham, receiver as
aforesaid, in cash, the sum of two
Thousand five hundred and nine dol
lars and ~eighty-seven cents in full
payment, liquidation and dicharge of
the certain promissory note sued up
on by the plaintiff herein and made
and signed by this defendant and dat
ed at Pittsburgh, Pa, on July 3,
1905, and payable to the order Of
Francis J. Torrance four months af-
ter date. for the sum of twenty-five
hundred dollars, at the Enterprise
National Bank of Allegheny. Pa. a
true COPY of which note is marked
Exhibit c." attached to and made
a part of plaintiffs declaration here
in and in full payment and discharge
of the protest fees paid by the plain
tiff for the protest thereof.
Ninth That on November %.
1905, this defendant paid to the said
John B. Cunningham, receiver as
aforesaid, in cash. the sum of eight
hundred and ffty-three dollars and
forty cents in full payment. liquidation
~Ad DoL III q ALtSA ~ Sit ~
bill of exchange sue upon by the
plaintiff herein and made by F. r.
Nichols at Pittsburgh. Pa. on Octo-
Der Is, 1905, and drawn upon and &C
cepted by A. l.. Bentley, payable fit
teen days after date thereof to the
order of this defendant, for the sum
of eight hundred and fifty dollars, a
true copy of which draft or bill OF
exchange, marked Exhibit D." and
attached to and made a part of the
plaintiffs declaration herein.
Wherefore, this defendant AYERS
and declares that he owes the plant
if herein nothing upon the matters
sued upon in the declaration filed
herein.
WILLIAM H. ANDREWS.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me the day and year aforesaid. Wit
ness my hand and notarial seal.
BENZ. VAIL, Notary Public.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-30

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE IVES
TERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYL-
WANNA.
Thomas Rinaker, Receiver
of the Enterprise Nation
al Bank, OF Allegheny,
a Corporation or Associa-
ton organized under the
laws Of the United States.
VS.. No. As, November Term, 1906
Pennsylvania Development
Company, a corporation
created and organized I'M
der tne laws of the State
of New Jersey.
PLAINTIFFS STATEMENT OF
CLAIM.
Thomas Rinaker, receiver of the
Enterprise National Bank of Alleg-
heny, a bankrupt corporation organ
lied and existing under the laws of
the United States and having it's
domicile in the city of Allegheny,
to ecove of the defendant, the
Pennsylvania Development Company
"a corporation created and, existing
under the laws of the State of New
Jersey, and having its principal off
ice in the city of Pittsburg, in the
county of Allegheny, in the Western
District of Pennsylvania, the just
sum of four hundred and thirty-sev-
en- thousand four hundred ffty-ive
and $4,000 dollars ($437 .455.6O) with
interest ON the several sums herein
after stated from the times hereinaf-
ter mentioned, respectively less the
credits hereinafter stated, upon a
{ cause of action whereof the following
lis q statement:
First. The Enterprise National
Bank of Allegheny is and was during
the times hereinafter mentioned q
banking corporation organized and
existing under and by virtue of the
laws of the United States, having its
4domiciie and place of business in the
city OF Allegheny as aforesaid, and
ON or prior to October Is. 1905, sale
bank became in~solvent, n on Octo
Der Is, 1905 tine Comptroller of the
Currency of the United States be
came duly satisfied that said banl
was insoivent and unable to pay it
inst and legal debts, and on sale
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-30

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE IVES
TERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYL
VANIA.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-10
GOV. FOLK Will
REDEEM FAIR NAME
D. B. Galbraith, Leader Of
Mob, is to be Prosecuted
to Full Extent.
HAOLEY GETS ASSISTANCE
Crime of Hanging Three Negroes
in Public Square to be
Avenged by the State
of Missouri.

Springfield. NO.. Aug. i0-When
the trial Of d. B. Galbrath for being
one of the alleged leaders in the mob
that last April hanged three negroes
in the public square. ia called Mon.
day. Attorney General Hadlev will
have assistance for the state. Thil
WAS determined at . consultation
this morning and Rosco Patterson, AL.
fred Page. John Kennish and NJ. 7.
Gentry were the lawyers designated
to assist Hadley. II was Gov. Folk =
special request that the attorney aener
al have assistance Gov. Folk says that
when the negroes were lynohed the
fair name Of the state was blemished
and has sin,e been disgrAced in this
eyes Of the nation and that is good
name can not be returned until the
lender of the mob has been summarily
dealt with.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-10


MOULD 1T Not BE WELL FOR YOU TO KEEP YOUR
HEAD cool WHEN YOU GO To BUY THINGS 70
WEAR NJ A. Is is IT NOT WELL TO DEAL DURING THESE
TRF Ta G4yr TMES Ya %TH TIE STORE THAT
,RoUND9 REMEMBER If YOU GET BIT IN BUYING
THINGS TO WEAR THAT YOU MUST STAY BIT
UNTIL YOU WEAR THEM oUT--oR, GIVE THEM
AMAY: EITHER is EXPENSIVE. is 1T NOT EVEN
BETTER BE- TO GIVE AWAY UN5TYL1SH GARMENTS S
MAKES THAT COMFORTABLE FEELING. Lots OF
TAXING" is DONE NOWADAYS BY ILLEGITI-
MATE STORES. LEGITIMATE STORES How
EVER, MAKE REAL REDUCTIONS Now ON GOODS
THEY CARRIED REGULARLY BUT WHICH THEY
Wish TO CLOSE OUT BEFORE THE STYLE CHANG
GOODS TO CLOSE OUT, OUR TRADE FOR THIS
SEASON HAVING BEEN GOOD; SO We CAN Ar
FORD TO MAKE Low PRICES ON THE FOLLOWING:
MEMS, Boys AND cHILDREN'S STRAW HATS
AND LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS AT I-2 FORMER
PRICES.
RESPECTFULLY,
The Boston Dry Goods and CIotblDu Co.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-10
President Is Busy.

Warrington. Aug. i0-The presi
dent Is taking persoDal interest In the
diplomatic question that has precipi.
tsted the United States and Japan.
The Japanese have been piratinp
seals Ut and near Pribias island
which 10 under American jurisdio.
tlon. The president has ordered the
Mccullough revenue outter to retu m
to st. Pauls island. The Japanese
will be expected to write . plain
statement Of facts to Ambassador Right
for the benefit OF the Americans.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-10
WOMAN WITH BROKEN HEART
Is SEEKING MONEY BALM

New York. Aug. 10-The romance
Of H. P. Sampler. editor and pro.
prietor of Courier de Dis Ethics
Unis. q French publication and Miss
Minnie Agnew. the actress. was made
public today when the woman fled
complaint demanding si0O. 900 for .
breach Of promise. NAL trestmsn mt,
persecution and false arrest.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-10
PRESIDENT REPORTED TO
BE STOPPING GAMBLING

Albany. N. Y. Aug. l0-Thsrs
port 10 current thAs President Roose.
velt 10 using his influence In an IN.
mistakable manner to stop gambling
on race tracks No public insurance
has been given that the executive IL
using his influence ih the matter. how.
ever. Governor Higgins IL prooeedi ing
against the Saratoga and Albany club.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-10
OKLAHOMA "GOD" RUNS
AFOUL OF MORAL LAW

Oklahoma City. O. t.. Aug. 10
Charges were filed today IN the dis.
trict court by County Attorney Hays
against John Sharp. who proclAimi
himself God Almighty, aud 400 Of hil
followers who are enoamped near this
city and who art alleged In the petit.
tion to be living together in disregard
Of moral civil law. Much interest IL
mapifested in the case by the public.
and the legal battle will be watched d
with eagsrpess.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-10
Evans Has Fled.

Denver, Aug. io-Exouses for the
abst noe Of W. @ Evans, prsaiden,
Of the TramwAy company were made
this morning by Attorney Hughes.
The excuses called forth sArcastic re.
mAIks by Attorney Rush Of the court.
Hughes resented the statement that
the Tramway president had left the
oity to avoid testifyina In the cleo
tion investigation cases.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-10
ROYAL COAL SPUR
WAITING FOR THE RAILS

The roadbed for the proposed Santa
Fe spur to the Royal Gorge coal mine
he's been completed and IL now walt.
ina the arrival Of the rails. which
are expected at any time. The spur.
which 10 slightly more than . mile
In lenath. will be . big thing for the
coal ooupany. enabling 1t 10 save
somsthing like forty cents . ton on all
coal intended Tor shipment. AZ pres.
ont there 10 nothins DOING at the
mine.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-10
TWO-ACRE FRUIT RANCH
is SOLD FOR SA,ooo

p. O Ball . few days ago sold his
two.sore fruit ranch 1t 622 Riverside
svenue. South Canon. to v. r. Ames.
late Of Gas Harrison avenue. for q. 600.
1t is one Of the most productive ranches
Of is Kind In South Canon and Ia
worth every cent the purchaser paid
for It.
Mr.. Ball and family left Tuesday
for Colorado Springs where he expects
to make his home. Mr.. Ball owns
some valuable property At the Springs.
-OAnon City Record.