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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
Village of Ontario.

; ! Marden LOT Q Block &
Lot 10 Block
hiAuk Grimes Tot 3 Block
J & Lawrence Lot > BIO
&
II l. Haskell 81 Lot sc Block )
clyde Backus Lot Is Block :
ii j Phelps All land lying
OF Brush Creek road west OF
culver land north OF A Mar
den lsnu 9 of road leading
from Brush Greek road to On
tario and isockton road .........
................. sec $ T 14r2w
II J Phelps-A piece of land ly-
ing west Of road leadine from
Brush Greek road to Ontario
and Rockton road Of Brad
low land End n of II G Has
kell's land sec 5 L IA X wv
G O Lower-A piece of land
com at sw corner of land own
ed by T F Hart on Brush
Greek road running " 20 rods
along said Brush Greek road
thence "A rds G 20 rds 3 ~
rods pt Nv Sc \ sec 3 TIA r2w
y & Lower-A piece OF land
com sc It OF Sc cor OF lot |
blk 4 running southerly with
the " side Of Garden st g rods
thence westerly to line be-
tween Sec , and 3 theme u TO
South st thence 10 place of
beginning sec 8 TIL Raw
U @ LoWer-All land lying be-
tween Brush Creek aud South
st and the river and State road
com with end of Garden st
part of NV part Of NV part of
swA nwk... sec 2 T IA K , W
Albert Mardeu-A piece OF land
com At d point in center Of
Outario and Rockton road |
ri : OF land owned by c Gull
yer along road g l2rds thence
LOrthwesterly TO a point l rod
OF land owned by II J Phelps
thence eastern to place Of be-
ginning part SEX ueA .-.
.........s. sec L IA r 2 W
Mrs G Heath "A piece Of land
com 49, rds e of sw cor Of
nwA ne11 sec 3 thence wea ter
ly a'g sideof forty IS fGds to
sw cor q 3554 rods to middle
of road thence e along middle
Of road 49, rods thence 35si
rods 20 place of begin ming pt
SEX ne h ......sec 3 7 l4R2 W
Lucy Sehemme lorna piece
ofland com in center OF high
way at sc cor Of land owDed
by A Marden $50 feet thence
10 It TO center of highway
thence along center OF high
way 10 beginning DIT sei{ BeA
....... ...... sec 3 T IA X 2 W
Clyde Backus-A piece OF land
com 66 it n Of NV cor Of pub b.
lie square run. northerly on
e line of Garden st 81 1t east
srly 32ft southerly 81 It west
erly b II slong II line OF Main
At to place Of beginning 10
rds .......... sec , L IA L 2w
g G Lower-Ali land W of kick
Trpoo river and between Gem
etery aud Brush Greek in sw
Il uwA.- sec 2 L II Il Nv
F Ha-t-A piece OF land com
at sw cor of G q Haskell g land
along Brush Greek road W las
rds y s. rds to county line t
l4l5 rds southerly 50 rds to
place beginning nwA neA
....... sec 3Tl4 & ~ ) acres
Village of Readstown.
Owners name Des Lot Block
Oh Davenport e eide
John salmon Hale 4, Cade's I'D
Lot : blk 2
G W Douse Improvement Coz
add lot IA rlk /
G w Douse Improvement Co 4
add Lot l. Block 6
Mrs Il NJ Hall Improvement Co!
add Lot 2 Block Z
q w DoGse Aiken's add Lots
and 3 Block 5
+ Il randall A b Ewers, ad d
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
pARms FOR rsp HOMgLEss.

IHOICE FARMS AND FARM LAND FOR
I sale in Chippewa, Clark and Taylor couh-
ties The soil is elegant and price reasona-
bic, fut further Information apply TO
NJ VI. ANGwICK, ChIppews Fais.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
WISCONSIN, HApnRnonLANrs

INPOLk COUNTY WISCONSIN. GOOD
| level land deep rich clay loan soil with
clay sui soil. We raise larve crops. fine corn.
clover. etc. Land s. per acre and up: II In
teresied write for particulars ~ Tue "iseoh-
sin Blue Grass land Company Amefy, Wis,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25

FIR sale, the desirable Ca ,so resi-.
dence property lying within Il , ocG ut
The ousin' 81 center nf the city, Elegant
proposition Tor a boarding house. Ir.
quire of Frank A. Chase.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25

At Chicago Darius Miller and Claude
q. Burnham. Darlington aud Quincy
railroad officiaI,, were found guilty
in the federal court of granting rebates
in violation Of the law The railroad
corporation was fiued 10000 and the
two officials $40, coo each
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25

1t is blowing time Two hundred mil
lion acres of land will be plowed this
year in the United States, and about
nine million plows oa the farms will do
the work The capital invested in the
plows alone represents eighty millions.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
HESTER ua1rrs FOR SALE

CPRING PICS OF BOTd SENES MALES
- OF servicerble age and a new choice 70
males bred 10 farrnw In AnFiI or NAV. Alsc
some very fine August and September pigs for
sac Us LA"RsNCE
Rivervlew Farm DE Soto. Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25

! Cure Nervous Debility, Blood
Poison. Rheumatism. Enlarged
Veins, ristula, Piles and Other
Rectal Diseases, Kidney. Blad-
der and Lingering Ailments
MAKE NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTA.
TON. whether you take treatment or not.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25

Study your Incubator.
Acquaint yourself with all its parts
Read the manufacturer directions
for setting it up.
Set it mp carefully and according IL
instructions.
Never try to run an incubator IN a
drafty place ~ near stove or whvy,
the sun shines upon IL.
Set fertile eggs only Waste no Of
fort upon those that are luuhsial
Learn how To trim ami clean Il iaIup
DIR. Richard Wood
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25

o Or TREAs
Vrooua via ApnId
CT off
% be on
third Tuesday
OF
Of
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
a HANDY BOX.

two rounded Sits in each end to fit the
hands, and you have the box shown In
the cut, holding about EasheI. strong.
yet very light. and 10 be had In most
villages for the asking
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
Almost renax naar.

Few people realize what excellent
boxes for handling fruit and vegetables
on the farm or for shipping eggs are to
be found almost ready made In the or
aGge boxes the, are shipped east by
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25

tens OF fhOuslnUS
from California
every sum m er
and fall, remarks
+ arm Journal.
Renal the sides
and bottom for
STR 9Th and cut
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25

IrOR sALE-WBITEB obLANnTURK EYS
L mottled lava aud ied fogls Eggs
In seasOn. Mrs. ARTHUR ROGERS, Viroqua
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
CITY of Vircqu4

John Stokes Com at sc cor OF
Lot - Goes add W 10 rds 3
rds ~ I l9Ids 8 rds W 5
IDS a a links to beg
............. sec , I IL K Az | acre
W W Duplap Lot com at NV
cor OF lot blk 2w a. It s l.
rds e Al II n to beginning
....... sec 81 T II RAW 81 100
John Hammond Lot com IN
highway % rda 6 e OF g line
nwll swA 3 Is 4w 32-l00 a
John Hammond Lot com 80
rds loft e Of sw cor nw1l SEX
e6 rods Il II to center OF
highway v along hig hwaY o
rds IS It TO beg
-. sec - I l3R 4wlA
Mrs R4becca Primmer com
at Il point in highway lead
ing frCm city to fork fork
Btshnu Branch II rds n of
iowa line between sec 81 ana
; " - 75-lO0 rods rds q 81
Tds e to center OF high way
SO along center OF said high
way TO beg sec 32 Z IL X W
IL Acres
John Dickson Est Part of a
lot between Arnold and Cor
such land joining above des-
cribed land on north side
....,....s sec 81 T13 RAW IA
J J Wilssy Part OF nwL s@A
com tn cor Washington ave
and church st run n i3 rods
1870 II g rds i0k II S 4 rods
. 50 ds ~ IT " - rds l3H
ft to beg sec ~ L - K 4 l A
q G Gosllng bo1 com at sc cor
OF mex sw n y rds " y rds
s2s rds 9 to beg 81 - "A
Eveliae Gursline Lot com at
Sc cntof blk > original plat
e4 rods u "a n line OF nwii
swA " To ne cor blk II To
beg sec 80 T. - X 4 5O-l00 a
John Riley com al "a point tn
center or highway % rds "
IT. q OF D point VIII ch is - rds
f4ftlI2s5 in OF NV cor of
swL SEX running thence In
a southeriy direC tion along
the center OF highway liz II
thence . 220 It e II II to n
point Is rods thinks n az the
Il line OF land owned by Ma
honey W TO Sc cor OF land
owned by L Glenn n 1917 tods
10 = line OF land owned by J
Hammond Q 3rds Il It IL 2
5 ia thence no to beg
80. sec 81 T - r 4 SOLO A
Chas Holorook Lot con side
Of Decker st at NV cor OF A
Llnd's land. nwA seA Il rds
n Is rds Sc 10 beg see 81 7 II
4 " 95-1o0 acres
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
DIR TURBiN
OF Berlin, Germany, Expert Specialist and Surgeon,

Whe April 24h at
Taday tsereatler onr- 10 to pm
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
LA CROSSE "a
SOUTHEASTERN
RAILW AY.
ALI Trains Daily,

MEN wANTED-s5.0o DAILY SELLING
M farm book keeping. Every farmer buys
FARM RECORD Co. Norlhtield, MINI,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
Village of Victory.


owners name Description
I. Wilson lots 3.4-S-9-i6 btk /
clara Smith lots la ma OF 3
blk )
Mrs L Peer lots 1898 blkl2
{ NJ Butt lots 1913 bly, IA
T. Wise lots 2-3 4-5-6 blk Il
Unknown lots S.9-t0-1l blk )
A J Wizard lots T-i4 blk 5
A Latsbaw lots nL OF 90 blk 4
Unknown lots part OF S-9-lO
blk ,
Village of Viola.
Owners name Description
Geo carter omitted In 1904 Lot
10 blk
Nh Burger Seminars ad lot
blk l
y Il Burger Sommars @Sa '9s
5 b!kl
Dean Sheppard on line OF ne
4 neg sec % T 70 Z 3w 8 A
John DOwuey ShilIings ad l. l2
., ;, q. Is
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25


Village of Bloomingdale
Mons Herm anson Lot 2 blk 10
Village of Coon Valley
Beirut Thompson T. 2blk l 5 8
Village of De Soto.
James vsztnt Is 1920 blk l
l. spear Lot 10 Block q.
l. W Green Lot 10 Block 5
Susie lngers0li pit # firm L 80
Village of Hillsboro
VIM Lind Lot II & i2 block {
Village of Ii Fargo
nhas Page. part NV rs 4
sec "a 40 lSf sCres
w J Smith part n " !, : 2 \
sec 20 acre.
Samuel Roger pt n G 4 " 4
vol "a page l62-i61 sec ~
A j Gift pit ne "A " \ y W
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25

Lot z Eiock !
Andrew Briggs west side LIT
Block 5
Ernest HebArd Maiben's add
Lots 81 Block
Park b Davis-A lot com 30 rds
e Of BE cor blk 5 run rod
n s rds " 4 rds 5 rds to be-
ginning.
PR Randell A lot com at se
cor Of lot z blk 4 thence e 4
Fds on 3 line with the 8 side
OF lot Z blk thence norther-
IL rds to q point 4 rds o. c
side OF blk thence " 4 rds to
a liue pa-allel with the siee
Of said lot thence 8 rods to
beginning.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
Village of stoddard.

Owners name Descriptions
Riley Perkins lot out OF seL
nwA T IA RI W Sec %
La crosse & S. f. r k. co. Pc
ter 4 Herman Christeus add
Lot p Blk / Section p
La Crnsse & $. +. K. Il. co. Re.
ter IL Herman Chrlstens add
28 hlk I Sec 2g
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25
Township 10, Range / East

AOW AShip AOs Asn4 Sc LnSb
Owners name Des Sec Acres
X Vaningen zsw Il 40
Township IA Range West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
II Hackets pt NV \ NV
and W nWL4 "a
A II Pillsbury KsWA5 so
Mrs NJ r Harris mex neA 9 As
Township - Range l West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
II Blackburn Nv Il ne II 2 40
Logan McVey VIZ swA 10 80
Township IA Range West
Owners Lame Des. Sec. Acres
Richard Roberts 1sse \ q s
Township IA Range owes
Owners name Des Sec Acres
J Osterhout a e mex 40
James Oorigan nWAse u 40
Geo Baldwin sw 4 s@ \ Is 40
Township II Range 3 West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
Joseph Adams swA SEX 6 81
e" Sc \ Sc Z 6 30
-" nW1 sex { ~
VIM Jones est swl swA 10 A.
ii Il Beeman all mex 10 l2J
ex pit sold TO ChitwOod
Township II Range 3 West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
n II Burger snekuwk 25 10
$ Is 81 NV ne h2j 10
- sTl4 ne \ p 40
- SEX nw4 Is ~
g Guist NV NV H.. 80 40
7 Dewitt pit nwG neh &c 80 IS
Tuom Olson " nwL.. ~
Oleyls Yakiey nwA sell II ~
Thorn Oleson n Il n e y % 81
Township 10 Range 3 West
Owners name Des Sec Acres
ASD Hanson NV 4 mex Il 40
Andrew Dahl swA mex T. 40
Y Harris nwL Hwi ....... "a 80
/. DeWitt nw56 lone !, Sc I(3i 80
se26. s0ss seh 81 20
nt25- g. 9 aseA 81 Is
Hiram Hadley 81 he 80 50
Township IA Range 3 West
Owners nan 6 Des. See Acres
WIN Knapp 5 y ne a.. - 80
" Ane SEA 10 %
>, npJnW seI!!g 81
A Clark WiS.l6 81 sw % rs
John Parr n n -. 80 50
Township IL Range 4 West
Owner 9 Nsme Des Sec Acres
Andrew he.seid e]G mex 8 20
Andrew Fnhr fr SIS Use IL 8
Township IL Range 4 West
Owners Name Des See Acres
. X Dahl Sc Lnw A.l4 40
Township 10 Range 5 West
Oe ner's Name Des See Acres
U V Porter nwA u g y 10 40
Township IA Range 5 West
Owners name, Des. Sec, Acres
o Nestingen mort int.s W
AselA s 40
J Nysveen pt.sw 4 n Ell 10 %
. DIT 9 IVY 10 Is
Neis Rudl ETA NV :. "a 20
Township l2 Range 8 West
owners name Des Sec Acres
Henry SAndlin swAnwA S 40
j Sheldon pt Sc 4 SEX 20 20
Township II Range : West
Owners name Dec. See. Acres
J EanzanL " hwy L7-S-9 9 81
W Graves sw C swAnwL13 :
K b En- bersOn ne IA 81
- sa4se 4 nWA IL 80
Township II Range 7 West
Owners name nes. sec. Acres
Fl Il Kinds let No "a 81 Sc
] Gillett lot No 2.... ) 3
Conrad Rlcherd neAnw4 40
q J Brown e Sc II. 6 40
Sc sW ~. q 40
township / 4 Range : West
Owners name Dec. Sec Acres
q Baldwin q e WI 5 81. 80
NJ ic Mayors o W 4 n g s 80
g Tollackson neLseA Il Ea.is
G a J schofield Lot No S
sw NV $50. =. 10 "a So
O X J Scodeld lot No 6 10 IS 05
lot No : 10 50 IS
J W Powers WAswA ~ 40
.-........- -. - 30
- - ..-.............2 ~ AZ
~. '-.,..'s. ..... ~ ~
4, Lot No3 20 20 I6
Lot Nos. 80 80 a6
Unknown ;. 4 n g u 30 40
sw n n e NJ. -. 80 80
q Ri Lot No 3 81 81 IS
=, Lot No g.. 81 5S.ls
Village of Bloomingdale
Af0v,s EIarv, /. mace, T.A 0 III, ~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-25

ToRGER BERGE, C,unty Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
The Recent Vote In the
Kennebec County Election.

should have been, or not marked at
all Many of the ballots had no cross
in the square above any party named
Quite number of the ballots were
marked opposite each candidates
name but no mark or cross in the
square above the party named. we
found many ballots with a cross in the
square above two different party col
umnS, leaving ii uncertain which nc
kt the voter intended to vote for. we
found that "stickers" played quite an
important part in the result of the
lection, and in quite Il number OF
uses we found "stickers' with a Sill
RI name on them, but the "stickcrs
re So wide that they covered up
two names when only one was in
tended. This occurred in quite a
number OF instances in the case of
senators, where there was cluster OF
three names. In these last named
cases. how ever the ballots We're count
ed. We found that between 800 and
400 ballots We're rejected and not
counted by the presiding officers at
the balloting places in the different
municipalities in this county.
In view Of this condition Of affairs,
which probably exists in all the
counties in the State, showing that =
large percentage of our voters are
disfranchised by the system of voting
now in use, the query arises whether
some amendment to our present law
is not called for. We make the su&-
ecstion because we discovered the
facts to be as above stated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
GROSS NEGLIGENCE.
Vermont Cattle Commissioners Ac.
cused of Very Loose Methods.

Burlington. Vt, Sept. Gross nogli-
gene On the part Of the cattle commits
s!"n"r of Vermont in failing to safeguard
| tn interests Of the state in the disposi-
ton OF diseased cattle is charged in a re-
| port submitted to Governor c. j. Bell
ard Attorney General &. c. Fits ana
made public today.
THE cattle commission of Vermont. if
appears did not strictly follow the law
Of 1902, which requires tIat the cdrcassc;
Of condemned animals shall he buried.
ana il several instances it has nppearcd
that tho commission took the condemn
"a animals to the slaughter house of the
Burlington Rendering Go. ana had thort
slaughtered there ana disposed Of the car
"Ass"S for fertiliz;ng pUrrnse.," says the
report.
when the law Of 1901. which amends
IL" law OF 19o2 went into effect, the re-
port says that the cattle commission con
Strucd it rs empowering them To have
condemned live animals shipped out of
the state hy some ,lrovcr To the plant
Of the New England Dressed Mrnt and
Wool Co ut Somcrvillc. Mass, and there
slaughtered ana disposed Of in tho same
WAY that the company handles stock for
dilA thb1E fiS'. HIS SIlNSnlr ll'fllS,' Is 1lll-
der United States government inspection
I'll" report says til" condemned animals
have been mixed with shipments Of tn"
drovcrS in many instances and that the
commissioners have understood this and
have consented to it. The consicnmcntS
to the New England Co. at Somcrville
have always been in the name Of The dro-
Vcr and returns made direct to the dro-
has raid the drovor s. per head commits
sion for shipping the cattle and looking
( after ard turning over rcrifttanccs. TIL"
drovCr paving the freight. 1t has nctt"I
the drovcr from - cents to 81 a head
profit.
NO attempt" SAYS the report. has
hccn mad" ny our cattle commission to
keep a record Of the different herbs from
which they were disposed of or of what
returns were received for them. II is not
p0sSibc to know from any records the
commission have whether the animals
We're sold for purposes Of food or disposed
Of for fertilizer"
Tho attorney general directs attention
to tho sale in October or November. 1905.
of over 200 cows condemned in two herds
to Il drovcr, who offered S1l n head for
them to Commissioner Victor ]. Spear.
The report says Commissioner Spear must
have understood that Rowcll fhc Grovcr)
vas buying cattle with tho expectation
of using considerable portion of them,
at least for food purposes. for they
We're not worth anything like the sum
paid if they were to be used only for
fertilizer.
One carload of q head Of these cattle
mixed with some belonging to the drover
were sent to Haverhii;, Mass, according
to the report. 1T does not definitely ap-
pear as to Just what purpose this stock
WAS expected to he put other than that
they were shipped to the slaughter house
at ITaverhilI. which is a market for cattle
called Gamers n term meaning poor
stock used for canned beef It is sup
posed that this stock was subject TO the
INSPECTION of the Massachusetts state Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01

lgatrrville. Me-. Sept. So.-(SpeciaD.
,,.r.. following report, just given out, is
<planatory:
lN. the undersigned, Simon S.
.,....n. Geo. w. Heselton, Chas. F.
.,..+.t.r. "A. T.. vi T. Williams. John E.
,..isaa Gnl i,rrvey D. Eaton, finished,
81 = iIay LIST. a careful inspection o.
III t:,.. ral,tr cost in kennebec
,,e.n... III ia, : .t~nber election for
Se..t .ry a.ll v.nnty Commissioners
~ III F;4rIi,licap nd Democratic
-;r,..-. ,rt: .xo.nination consumed
.t.. ,....t.. - seven days. Mr..
i.l.au .,.,'.-..5iillE Ion. VIM y.
t.... NJ M. xl nd, insp' cted the ballots
.... .- IN augusta and Waterville,
.,; Ioirn f Nelson, representing Mr..
.-. ,,epected the ballots in the re-
mig municipalities in the County.
= result Of this inspection. allowing
,,rv vote which in our judgment
.nud be cast for any of the candidates
n the Democratic or Republican
ticket for the offices, we agreed that
the following is the correct count and
tabulation of the votes cast in the
various municipalities in this County
for the several candidates named be-
low:
We discovered that quite per-
centage of the ballots found by us in
the hands Of the clerks of the towns
and cities could not be counted be-
cause they were not marked as they
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
IN CUBA.
Continued from Page oncl

The first detail of troops. 900 mon,
will leave New York on Wednesday
aboard the army transport Summer.
They will arrive ut Havana Saturday.
1t probably will be several day, later
before other troops reach Cuba. Nn"rc
they will be landed i. vet nnd"t"r-
mined. 1t Is likely. however, they Will
20 to Havana. but their preci&" d"Eti-
nation will not be determined until
practically the hour Of the sailing of the
transports.
The general movement Of tho army
forces is shown in "A Cabcgram sent to-
day by Acting Secretary Of War Oliver
to Secretary Taft at Havana, the text
of which follows:
Washington. Sept. 80. 1906.
"Secretary Taft. Havana. Cuba:
Telegram from President: Arrange
for 5000 troops to start for Cuba as
soon as possible.
TROOPS are now moving. Embark at
Newport News. except light battery.
which goes from Tampa. and TWO
battalions of infantry and one battal-
ion of engineers. which go from New
on the Sumner. Total force to consist
az III III anu Ioul
rons of cavalry Of e. men each. two
mountain batteries from Vancouver.
one field battery. one battalion Of en-
Einecrs. one company Of signal corps,
Sc medical officers and 3.1 Hospital
Corps men. Sumner now loading with
Commissary supplies at New York and
expects to sail with about 300 men from
there. as specified. by Wednesday. Bal
ance of force from Newport News and
Tampa to follow as rapidly aS char
tered ships can be made ready and cX
pect to complete shipment of entire
force within 10 days. Chief Of staff will
furnish further details as rapidly as
information Is receiver. All troops are
directed to take full supply of tent
age, cots. mosquito bars and head nets.
("Signed)
"OLIVER. Secretary"
The troops to go to Cuba on the Sum
ner are two battalions of infantry from
Plattsburs. n. Y. barracks and a bat
talon of engineers from the Washing
ton barracks. Accompanying them Will
be some officers and men Of the Medical
Corps and Hospital Corps, and. per-
hars. of the Signal Corps.
me Sumner now is loading at New
10TH. She Will carry commissary sup
rlies for the first expedition for 80 DAYS.
The supplies for the expedition to he
carried by the Sumner will aggregate
more than 200 tons or regular rations
In addition to about 100 tons of sale
stores. including canned milk. canned
fruits ana chewing and smoking tobac-
co. The New York depot of the commits
sary department was open all night last
night and all day today and every ef
Tort is being made to facilitate the de-
parture Of the Sumner. 1t is likely
that the troops to sail on the Summer
will be concentrated in New vo~I,
Tuesday. The commissary department.
IS getting together a second SO-day sun
ply Of cOmmissary stores TO be sent T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
The VALPARAISO Calamity.

From authentic reports it seems thai N
tnc recent carthnuakc in NalpafhSo'
ChiIi TIC loss OF life and property dam
aged was prcportionat,ly as great as rI III
oitios "a" aaacnunicd relatively the same posi-
ton in regard to commercial importance
10Th being gateways to and from the Pa
cific Ocear. From. authentic reports; ex ,.,
f,,1,,, Justified II believing that Hostel
t tmliy st iE11.ch Filters is sure cure for
ali stomach. liver, and bowel complaints COMPLAINS
such as headache: bloating ; natuieh hii.
onsness' slceplessness. nausea. female MS:
moor nnpetite cramps or malaria, FEVER
and agIie. Every sick man or "" oncn
Good health invariably results, our Pri-
vate stamp is over the neck OF bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-01
MUTINEERS SENTENCED.
CourtmartiaI Announces Findings Re.
earding Cronstadt Rebels.

Cronstadt Sept 3o.-Thc sentence of
the courtmartial of the sailors and 9th
ers charged with participating in the mIl-
tiny at Cronstadt last August has been
delivered, subject to confirmation NJ
Onipkof. one of the leaders Of the partv
in the outIawcd Parliament, is condemned
to deportation and the loss of all his civil
rights. Nineteen sailors are condemned
to death by shooting, y to life servitude.
100 to terms of servituGe varying from
four to % years, and 429 other sailors to
service with the disciplinary battalions
and various terms of civil Imprisonment.
All the condemned prisoners forfeit their
military privileges. One hundred and nine
sailors were acquitted.