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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-25
SIG BLAZE.
Lsruess planning and Lumber Mill AZ
Macon. Ca. Destroyed.

Macon. Sept 2i.-Fire broke out IN
the Central City Planning and Lumber
mills. the largest In this section. de
stroying all machinery and piles OF
OF lumber extending 100 yards along
side the Southwestern railroad. The
buildings OF the Central City ice plant
on an adjoining lot. caught fire from
flying sparks and we're nearly destroy
ed The fire ragged for hours. endan
gering the cotton seed oil mills and
other property. The loss Is estimated
Of 100000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-25

Natohez. Miss. Sept 2i-By the
blowing up Of a locomotive al Ferri
day Engineer Lightfoot and six other
men were injured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-25
SAYS NOTHING.

In a Written Statement Matters VIII
Be Dealt With.
Gainesville. Tex. Sept Ex-senator
Bailey said he would leave for Dallas
and prepare written statement In
reply TO the attacks made upon him.
He refused TO be interviewed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-25

LufSin, Tex. Sept H-Frank Pate
leil from a secondstory window OF
the Lufkin Avenue hotel. breaking biz
neck.
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Considering the fact that annual set
Elements usually swell the number and
amount of failures in January, 1t is grati-
flying TO find that last months insolven-
cies were fewer in number than in the
corresponding month OF any year since
1900. while the total OF defaulted indebted
ness is also smaller than In the cores
pondins month of any recent year ex-
cept 1906. and the only reason that the
comparison Is adverse In this respect
may be readily traced to a single broker
age default that involved $4,000. COO. Hence.
careful analysis shows that the new year
has started under most favorable condi-
tons in the business world. with a
smaller percentage of failures to the SOL
vent firms In business than in any pre-
vious year, because there has been q
large increase in the number of firms
and the amount OF capital invested since
the earlier years when losses were slight
~ smaller. The comparatively low mer-
camille death rate in January is partic-
ularly gratifying in view OF the unusual
ly high rates that have prevailed In the
money market, which naturally tended
to retard collections and render annual
settlements more difficult. Aside from,
this financial pressure, however. the bus>
mess world has had few difficulties with
which TO contend. general conditions be-
ing unusually satisfactory. AS the an
nual reports are received regarding last
years results IN the various branches
of business, 1t Is evident that all records
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were far surpassed. and the new year
is inaugurated with a feeling of conf
dence that naturally tends to reduce the
mercantile mortality
Comparison with last years failures
by branches of business for the cores
pondlng month dlscloses the fact that
only five of the fourteen manufacturing
divisions show heavier liabilities than in
1855. and the largest increase was only
n little over 10000 In clothing and mil
l'nery, chiefly due to the abnormally
small losses in 1906. On the other hand,
there were several instances where no.
table Improvement was shown this year
in machinery and tools. the decrease
amount In the cotton industry while the
decrease was still larger in the manufac-
ture of leather. milling and chemicals.
In the latter case the difference was over
half million dollars, but was largely
due to the unusually heavy losses In 1905.
While the difference In the aggregate
of trading liabilities was unimportant.
nine of the fourteen classes showed
slightly heavier losses than year ago.
the largest difference being about $3.50. 900
in clothing and furnishings. Comparison
was most favorable in groceries and
meats, liabilities decreasing about s250,0o0
The numerical Improvement over last
years trading failures was chiefly con-
fined to general stores, where there was
Il decrease of SIS. and in groceries and
meats this years number was 43 smaller
than in 1906.
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NEW YORK pRooUcE MARKET,

NEW YORK. Feb 6.--FLoUR--Que, about
s s,p, Eye FloprSpui Buskwhea, Eiour.
kkil99;dried. issSa.so Rye.Noninal Barley.
.Whea,--asy. Options a.sAc. below Saturday.
M esrnf s lIy NJ seP sls elevator
Options acss net lower May. @.cs: July.
s9s.c September. sf,c- oats-s,eady; mixed.
.ssss.5 fsi aSs: as;.in g sss
:: sss .s fe1SEi-@; r ses,
Rice-oui.; MoisssssIFirfn. .eotfee-espot
Rio. STEADY; No, invoice. sitc,: mild. steady;
cordova. "a IIsAc. Futures steady and I'M
in nss fs,r 70 penis i5ise esnsr,tussi So ses
9 3a2a5 ! Isc.: moissses sugar. li-isc.. re-
fined steady.
a.l sr..9sss lS ss .a H's and
best. is'sd1Issc. Egv.-Firmer: nearby. select
ed NC: sontherns i5Tsos ,a. .so.
domestic. eAa5 Potatoes-weak: Bermuda.
second crop. per barrel ss@ls: Maine and other
Danish. per ton. si2a22: small domestic. si5a
800 cotton-Ry steam to Liverpool. lsc.
:iisGn.5c.: prime summer yellow. 3iit !;
prime white. siaas5isc.; prime winter yellow.
CHICAGO. Feb. Weekly statistics of a
bearish che racter caused decline to-day in
tina local whea, market At the close wheat
fer Nay delysr sg ws of sas Sen FIos
visions we've practically UNCHANGED.
The leading futures ranged follows:
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LIVELY SELLING
Opens MARKET
Slow Upward Swing Follows,
Which Becomes Languid AS
] High Prices Reached.
PROSPECTS IN MONEY MARKET
Outlook Regarded As Not Calcu-
lated to Foster An Active
R\. Speculation.

NEW YORK, February 5.-The most
striking feature OF the market to-day was
the decrease in the rate of activity.
There was a lively selling movement DUR
Ing the first hour, which was natural
enough In view OF the break of Saturday.
When the dullness of the market gave
notice that selling pressure was subsid-
ing, there WAS slow upward swing,
which became more languid the higher
tho Level OF prices reached. The anthra-
cite coal carriers were weak, with the
bitumInous group rejecting the fears that
the labor trouble. while inaugurated
amongst the soft coal miners, would in
voive also the anthracite reglons. spccu-
lation was inclined evidently to halt
or to proceed with caution. The
failure of confirmation OF the many ru-
mors OF important deals proves trying
10 the speculative temper. owing to the
very large share played by sach rumors
In the most aggressive advances OF tho
recent past Tho prospects of the money
market also are regarded as not calcu-
lated to foster an active speculation. The
inauguration of an outgo of gold is re-
tarded. but is generally expected to occur
later. and to reach considerable propor-
tons.
The Hill railroads made ready headway
man Pacif1cs were helped by their De.
cember earnings and by the report that
Union Pacific had acquired control of
Illinois Central. The recovery II, the
general list WAS at no time complete,
and met with frequent reactions. The
closing tone was rather easy. but not
much below the best point of the day.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales. par
value. s3.oso,oco.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call.
Total sales. 10000 shares
NEW YORK. February 5.-Money on
call easy: highest. AZ per cent: lowest.
80 ruling rate, 4: last loan. 4: closing bid
and offered. T. Time loans steady: sixty
days. ninety days and six months. AZ
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4is4i5k per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 81. 2ods+s7.25
for demand and at As3.75asi.S3.so for
sixty day bills. Posted rates, si.sia AMI
A.ss. Commercial bills. si.sstsds4.s3 SIS.
Bar silver. s5.s. Mexican dollars. 5oiz
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COTTON MARKETS.

-SEW YORK. Feb. 5;7The cotton market
was very weak and unsettled With prices reach
closing at a net decline OF 1895 points. Sales
for the day. were estimated a, Sto.J0o bales Tho
market opened steady az unchanged prices 70
an advance Of points In response to steady
Liverpool cables and reports OF good spot
demand In the nElish market. Therc were. no
buying orders or consequence around the ring.
however. and the market soon eased off under
room bear pressure, selling by brokers. sup
posed to represent the local hear leader. whose
estimate OF the amount OF cotton ginned to
February LIST Was expected at noon, and scat
terins liauldation. There was some support
was not checked, and shortly after the publ.
cation of the private ginning report referred
10. estimating the amount ginned to February
Isl at go bales the market broke to 70 6;
lower. There was a rally OF q or points to-
ward the close. but the final tone was steady
The Improvement seemed due to covering rather
than renewal OF bull SUPPORT.
against ls.ei7 last Week ana -soes, last year.
For the week (cstinatcdl III. 0oo bales against
12493T last week and al7ie last year. To-day 8
receipts at New Orleans s7sl bales u against
B. s0S last year and at Houston Gi39 Lales
against 1904 last year.
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MISUNDERSTANDING doing: receipts Z
casks. Rosin--NothinE doing; receipts; 3os bar
Crude Turpentine-Firm at s. so94.5o; receipts.
4 s.aVANSAH. GA. Feb. 5,-TURPENTINE--
Firm at 6SIc.: sales. 10 casks; receipts:, 1873
casks; shipments. 400 casks Rostn--Firm;
sales 1924 barrels: receipts, 1892 barrels; ship
ments 1884 barrels; stock. s1s3 barrels.
d CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb, 6.-TURPEN-
SrTNE-E%rn, nj SA1bc Rosn-F1rn.
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Continent, i.s3s 1856 bales; Il, Japan. I,.sso bal..
- s.ico. l. ss4 bales

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. s,-coTToN-spot
cotteE quiet and somewhat easier: sales $50
ta'ef, including 30 TO arrive Quotations ~
tt eJ ~; middling 63.c.
points down. The undertonc of the market
wa, distinctly weak. and decline set In coon
after the FIRST call. which continued to the end
Of the session. The-buil side apparently had no
friends. and the bears. following the lead OF
New York hammered prices from start 10 I'm
ish. The market closed weak at the bottom.
with net losses Of ?tfiss points
Cotton futures closed weak February, id.5!;
March; Io.7,: April. 1888: May, 1921: June.
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Atlantic Coast Line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND pAILY-BYSDs
STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY. JAN 18th,
s:oo 4. M-A. c. L. Express to all ptdnts
800 a. M.-.Petershurs and Norfolk.
1G:10 p. M,-Petersburg and N and ". West.
400 M.-Petersburs and Norfolk.
s3:5s r. M.-t:oldsboro Local.
$50 P. M.-Petersburg Local.
It's P. M.-'Florida and West indian Lin.
ted to all points South.
800 P. M.--Petersburg and n and W. West
IL 30 P. M.--Petersburg Local
III 20 r M-New York snd Florida Special.
4:l7 a. NJ; $40 A. NJ: Ia A, NJ: 1913 a.
M;s'ioS a, ~; li:n 4 NJ: .i:oo T. n: 2:oi
Except Sunday, s'Sunday only.
c. S. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass. Agt
W.. CRAIG. Gen. Pass, sAEt.
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CATTLR MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
(Sales at Union Stock Yaris.)

y ---- 1SHie5 az -Uniun ~ !
Richmond. Va, Feb. 3. 1905
Report of the live stock market for the week
ending January s9th s
Beat steers 5GSAr,; medium 10 good steers,
4hDi%c. comh6n to fair. S.sG4c.; best heit-
ers, az l+tsc.; medium to good 3aa4c.: com.
pons To fair, SO ssc,; best COWS, az sac. ; me.
dun ia good. 3aahc,; common to fair, 213c.;
bulls, aAGaHc Cows and Calves. scofphoo 90
PEI, heal, Calves. 6laM7lac.; some extrn higher.
sheep. sIs46'ac, for host; medium TO good, 40
oc.i best lambs, 7d17&c. medium to good so
GAc,, Hogs, bost Co.; fair to good. bpa9lbAc.:
common stays aud sows, 4Rbr, M
Prospects, good for NIL kinds at stock for next
NybeE jsf5l
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RAILRoAps. !.
% z CO Richmond, M
Ns OK Fredericksburg q
Potomac r. n.

Potomac n. n.
Trains Leavs chmond-norshwarA,
l;7s A. M.--Daily--Byr st. Through.
s:0 a. M.-DaIly--Mnin ST. Through.
W" n ., ;A.-.Da4ly--MAin st. Through. All
s'a 4 Il, Ms n;1E;ss Monday Byrd St rhrouss.
's' q, nrdWesk Days-Elba- Ashland Ao- :
SD a ston Mi,-oaliy--Byrd ST. Through. Loeaiv
n .'os n NJ pay.-Byrd 81. Through
Nv" bnt ni.-.Week Days. Byrd st. Frederic ~
Duts Accommodation. = ~
e eao Z. M-Daily--Man ST. Through.
eommodMnt ieE Days-Elbs. Ashland A.
s':p z. M-pa!iy-Byrd St Through.
s.n ra'ns Arrive fchmond-southward
com 1wsek pays-Elba. Ashland 40
''e0 81 bir a.4 sSs,k Days-Byrd 81. Freder,eks.
III" Hoe MssiW s5ss Day.sbyraA 's 81 Through.
I'll Bsy. 81 1h. 2sss.s 4.
80 M- Rnsliiiyay1e q t. Ta assys,ss noe.,
so r,l, M.Daily-Ma,n st. Through. All
i iS + M M-RRs,,y-Ms'n St TThre !, .,
Al Pullman cars
.,NoTE-Pullman Sleeping or parlor car. on
mo oSa llso A. II week days. and loeai ACCOM-.
not @ssxss and departures and eonn.o
ASS. = to D9 pssst " s.s SYl san,w a,
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BALTIMORE MD. Feb. S.-FLOuR-Duil
end nnehanged Wheat-Firmer; spot Is, reen,;raet:
southern white corn. 45aa4sEc. oats-steady::
No H!xsI s5gs5,.s Rys-.steadays Y: NO; i
unchanged; fancy imitation. 2ia22c.: do,
creamery. ?7@2sc; Egss.Firm at l7me-
ber l4Ac: November. i4c. sngar-Strons and
unchanged
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 5.-seaboard Air
Line. common and preferred-Nothing doing.
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FOR NEW 3YoRK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday
making connection In Norfolk with Main Line
SSn R S sna ss ana
peake S Ohio Ry, at . A. a, and 4 p NJ,
making e9nneet!9n Dolly Sexeept, Sunday at
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Chesapeake g Ohio Ry.

Through Trains VestibuIed, Electric
Lighted, Steam Heated. Dining .
Cars la Carte.
Limited for Cincinnati, indianapolis. st.
Louis, Chicago, Louisville, Nashville,
Memphis, West and Southwest:
400 pm. and II 100 p m. daily.
Westhound Local Tralnsi 81
1880 a. m. and 6.l6 p m. week days.
Express for Newport News, Norfolk and
Old Point Comfort:
300 A. m. and 4:oo p m. daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point
Comfort:
7:s5 a. M and 500 D. m. week days.
James River Line:
1880 a. m. daily: sis .. m. week days.
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spot cotton closed auiet.7 90 points declln I;
middling uplnnds. ll.e5; middling gulf. ll,9o;
sales l,0So bales.
Cotton quiet gross s neceipts 100 bales sales
Brintain, 200 bales. ~, =. .. ,oss
Total to-day all eo reSe,,nss ai ,s
Continent LOO. bales stock ssssss h ,'ne !,
ho,as axnort 10 Great Britain. 4st hales: e
France, i,soS bales TO the Continent 522s.S-s
Total since senten,ber LIST at al portsi,-s,s
receints sTTs5To bales: export ~ Great t'Iita,h.
1910, 90s bales; to France eaa'o's DAYS. ~
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DUN5 REPORT OF. FAILURES IN JANUARY.
following failures
preceding liabilities
y +. :
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
sa11ra noas aIY1s

Richmond Va. Feb S. 1906
SALES At BOARD.
tcf, sa q NJ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. 3, 1906.
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILED
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelley, Norfolk. rerchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
Steamer Bro ndon. Harvey. Norfolk. mcrchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
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,Chsh 1uotationss. were as tolIows; F.Iour--
No. 3. Teas4c.: No rad. ssAassAc. No. !
germ corn Sc: No. syelieW,; 4s@ ,A No. cats.
sssasliic. No. rye sc Good feeding bar
ley ssaas,sc e fair r, to choice mailing: 4sms9c
primo Tlr,othv seed sass. Mess pork per
barrel. s1..!cfi4.4s; lard per 100 pounds; q. so@
clear sides Cboxedl. sSl5is. Is. Whiskey basis
Of high wines, l.sa. Glover, contract grade.
dairles. lsa2sc. Cheese--Steadp Mt 11Anlsc.
Eggs-Ftrn1er at mark cases included, l57 l6c.;
hrsts l6cia: prime flrsts. i7lsc.; extras. l?.ac
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. 5. 1905.
ARRIVED. 81
Steamer Chtistiana. Galveston.
Steamer Askehall. Barry:
Steamer Bay Shore. Providence.
Barges John Forsyth. Boston.
Barge Majestic. Providence.
Barge Radger. Providence.
Barge Berkshire, Providence.
- SAILED s.
steamer Chrlstlana. Hamburg.
Barge Indiana. New York "a
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STEAMBOATS,,
NLD DOMINION ION!
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Niqht Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (fcot
An Street sn se a. sSpDlns at NSewpl
trip Including stataroom berth; meals, Soc
each. Street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-04
ROOSEVELT AND LABoRINC MEN

President Roosevelt had a heart
TO heart talk with the labor union
people last week and as is usual ne gave
them good supply Of common sense.
It is IS refreshing as cup of cold wa.
ter in the midst Of a sandy desert to read
the frank, honest and eminently sensible
views on mooted questions that he utter.
ed. There is honesty. dignity and pro-
found craftsmanship in this short SEN
tenee
i will do ali in my power for the lab
OFi"g man except to do what il wrong.
q I'd 7 will rot do that for him or any.
Lne else.
That is the right doctrine for the cap
isaIist or the laboring man. That is
what should govern both in what they
ask Of government and society. Ii ia be-
cause capital has demanded what is
wrong, that we now see public senti-
Inent So trougly aroused to set all mon.
oPolistic forces and creations back onto
the ground they ought to occupy.
It is because the com biuations Of labor
ask for privileges that are too utterly
selfish and wrong. that destroy the su-
premacy Of law ard order. shat they are
set back to where they belong. The
greatest safety any man or interest can
have among other men and interests, is
10 ask no more than what Ia fair and
right. The moment we organize force
to seek unjust and selfish gain, that mo.
nent do We force society to organize
against u President X losevelt il for
square and fair deal all around with the
people as mssters And it is a cheering
thing to see aim stand for a common
justice so resolutely ana grandly For
Iner Governor Hoard in Jefferson Conn.
y Union
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-04
First publication FEB. II. 1006--4.
PROBATE NOTICE.
order limiting Time, and Moth

xTERNON COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE
In the matter of the estate OF George
StriegeI, deceased
On the application Of William striegel, exc
cutor Of the estate OF George Striesel late OF
Vernon county deceased, no one having re-
qnired the appoin unent OF commissioners on
said estate:
1t Is ordered. that all creditors are required
to present their claims and demands against the
ssAid estate OF George Striegel deceased. for
examination and allowance on or before the
rarst Tuesday, OF October a. D. 1906, which
slime is hereby allowed and limited for that
purpose.
1t Is further ordered. That all claims and de-
msnds OF all persons against the said estate
ae George Striegel deceased, will be receiv-
sd. examined and adjusted before this court,
Rt the court room In Court house, in the city Of
Vtsoqua in said county, at regular term there
of, appointed TO be held on the first Tuesday OF
october 1905, and sll creditors are hereby
saSttxed thereof
Gt4s further ordered, That notice Of the time
Within which creditors may present their claims
and demands and Of the time When the same
will be examined and adj usted by t2e court, as
aforesaid, be given by publishing copy Of this
order and notice for -four W seks successfully,
s01sos IN each week 10 the Vernon County Cen
s0r, shawsDaper published IN the city OF VirO-
qua % said eOuntv: the first publication to be
wGaiash Esn DAYS from the date hereof
Ny the C0urt -. @. MAaONEY, County Judge.
Dated this 18th day Of March, 1906
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-04
First publication March 81. i9o6-4.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order limiting time and notice.

VrueF uniting time and notice.
" ERNON COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE
10 the. ratter o. the estate Of william
Barilani, deceased.
On the sppiics lion OF Chas. DIT. Iexscu-
tor OF the estate Of William Bsrflsni
lase OF Vernon county, deceased, no rne having
required the appointment Of commissioners on
said estate,
1t is ordered. that six months from and after
the date OF this order be and Is hereby Axed as
the time within which all creditors are required
TO present their claims and demands against the
said William Barliani. deceased, TO the County
Court OF Vernon County, for examination and
allowance.
It Is further ordered, that all claims and g.
mands 80 presented Will be examined Ana I'D
justed before the said County Court AT it's
Court Boom in the Court House in the City OF
FrOqu in said county, al regular terms thereof,
appointed to be- held on the first Tuesday Of
October, 1906. and all creditors are hereby
notified thereof:
II is further ordered that notice of The time
and place at which said claims and demands
will be received, exzrlinei and adjusted afore-
said and OF the time herei y limited for creditors
70 present their claims, b, given by Publishing a
copy Of this order and moi ICE FOR four weeks
eessive y. once in each week, AZ the Vernon
COUNTY Censor. newspaper published in the
city of VirOqua In said county; the first pub
cation 20 be within ten days from the date here
Of
BY the Court, d. o. MAHoSEY, Cou mtg Judge
Dated this 18th dav OF March. 1896.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-04

Reedsburg Times There is some com
plant on account of the primary election
Law in cities that persist in the senseless
habit Of eleetinz city officers on partisan
lines. If the primary election law is SIS
unsatisfactory as its enemies claim. it
win, notwithstanding, prove the best
investment the people of the state have
piAds in years if ii succeeds in knocking
out party lines in city elections. There
may be place and use for political
machines but not to be found in cleo
tions touching purely city affairs. The
question Of a municipal lighting plant
for instance, should not be decided with
the prejudices and ideas that center
around the question of protective tariff
or free trade, or who committed the
crime Of 10
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-04
Human Mood MARKS.

A tale of horror was told hy marks OF
human blood in the home OF J. w, Viii
liams. well known merchant Of Bac.
Ky. He writes; Twenty years ago l
had severe hemorrhsges of the lungs
and was near death when began TAX
ing DR.. Kings New Discovegy. IL COM
pletely cured me and have remained
well ever since" 1t cures hemorrhages,
chronic coughs. settled colds and bron-
chitis. and is the only known cure for
we,k lungs. Every bottle guaranteed
by A. ]. johnson, druggist Soc and
81. Trial bottle freF.