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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-25
First publication September IL. 1913.
ROAD NOTICE.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AP-
" plication has been made to the Board Of Sup
eryisors Of Vernon county. Wisconsin. to alter
highway in the town of jefferson. the same being
a county road as follows:
Commencing at center of highway by Boutiieurs
store at SprihGville, running north and following
street one block north. thence following street
west to lot 4. block Ia. thence in northwestefly
direction about two rods west of town hall,
through lots Nos. 4. and 6. thence in the same
direction through street north of town property.
thence in a northwestery direction through the
George IaFlash property. thencenorth on the west
side of cemetery about Is to 20 rods. thence in a
northeasteriy direction about p rods. thence west
about rods thence ia a southwesterly direction
about 10 to 14rods thence in northwesterly
direction about 80 to IS rods to the west llne OF
the neA of swh of Section q. Town Is, Range
5 west thence in anurthwtsterly direction
about 50 rods. thence in northeastefly
direction about u rods to center OF Old
highway on or about where the old highway
crosses the west line the sell Of NV sad Secuon
90 Also petition to discontinue the old highway
from the south end of abutms nts of old bfidg
known as the Iznech Graham bridge running IN a
northwesterly direction through the NV = of sw of
Section % to where the proposed rad runs u.to
old highway.
We the undersigned committee duly appointed
by the county board Of supervisors OF NsrnCn coun-
~ Wisconsin. viii meet at the Town ftHii IN the
town of jefferson. Vernon coul ~ VISION IN on
Monday the 3Bth day of September. a. ~. lta1. az
10 O'Clock "A m Of said DAY. 70 TX y and dtcoS up
on said proposed altt ratioTs
MARTIN Roof
C. J. MCCLELLAN Committee
THOMAS STEVENS J
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-25

Gays Mills expects to make unusual
efforts to entertain a big crowd and
give creditable program on the oc-
easion of their fair the second week
in October. 1t will be the last fair and
race meeting in western Wisconsin this
year and will be. as it has been in the
past, a signal for a last rally of farm
ers, horsemen and visitors.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-25
Lightning Lieks About westby.

Ole Helle's barn was struck by light
ming, and tne structure together with
grain stacks burned to the ground.
Mr. Helle carried some insurance.
Even Nottortad's place was struck by
lightning and some damage done. Mel
win Hagen's residence was struck and
the chimney shattered. The Svendby
place was struck at the same time and
the plastering was badly damaged. -
Westby Times.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-25

Dedication of the Wisconsin Ander-
sonville monument at the old prison
pen at Andersonville, Georgia, will take
place, October 18th. A special train
for the occasion will leave Madison, Oc-
tober Is, and the fare for the round
trip will be $26.70 from Chicago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-25

Attend Toland's Business School,
La Crosse, Wisconsin. Five thousand
graduates in positions; more than all
the other schools in the Northwest com
bined The standard business school of
the United States and the first in the
success of its graduates
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-25

The city of Madison has taken pro-
gressive step. At special election to
determine the amount for saloOr IL
cense to be exacted $1,000 was decided
upon. Present fee is $500.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-25

After meeting Tenny 5on for the a-st
time an EuglIshman asked the Ncet ?
friend. Jonas Speeding II his ie:ss,s'''i-
ment was as melancholy as his eoun-
tenance Indicated. We'll. Speeding
began thoughtfuny. Il fancy when
he is alone TennysOn finds himself 10
very grave company"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-25
For Sale or Rent. Two
Good Vernon County Farms

I COATED IN TOWN OF STERLING-ONE
] of 81 acres all improved. adjoining West Pra-
RE store. One of 1872 acres ia miles west of store
$50 acres improved; good buildings. Both are very
desirable farms and for sale at reasonable figures
Call on or write A. J. BoLsTAD. West Prairie Wis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
colden weadlng Il ReanInglon.

Remington. June i.-lNir. aud Mrs,
Myron :. Chandler observed tho sch
anniversary Of their wedding et their
homo on West Branch street Thursday
evening. The celebration took the form
al reception and dinner for which
Invitations were sent over two weeks
ago. The guests were received by
Misses Fannie Taft and Anldred Burn.
ham, the only two surviving grand.
children Of aIr, and Mira Chandler.
MI Chandler Ia i native Of Henning.
ton but hls wife was born IN the ed,
Joining town ~ shaftshny where the
esnnlc were married at tho Congrcea
tional parsonage 80 years ago Thurs,
day. They have lived = large portion
OF their lives IN Bennington, although
fur number Of years during the CON.
,tu,etion Of the ilooaie tunnel they re,
kided h Adams keeping and at present
conducts good sized apiafy.
Air, and Mrs Chandler who are both
IN cNocllent health, have one daughter,
Airs. NJ, q, nurnham, Who resides with
them,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
10000 OUT OF
WORK IN FRISCO
Great Army Of Men and Won
en- Idle as Result OF
EXISTING LABOR TROUBLE
Many Of Them On strke--c Clerks, Irou-
workers, Laborers, Carmen, Teie-
phone Girls, Drivers Wander
About in Droyes.
EXISTING LABOR TROUBLE

San Francisco, june l.A-fDrty thou.
sand persons are without work here as
the direct result 0f The existing labor
troubles according to the figures based
on an investigation conducted by Har-
Dor Commissioner M ". Stafford
Mr.. Stafford, who was formerly state
labor commissioner, has submitted the
following report to Governor Gilletts
THE San Francisco Musicians union
has i membership 81 900. Al this time
but ffty are working regularly The ma.
jority IL the members 81 the union are
taking turn about 70 This employment.
"0f about & 5000 clerks and statesmen III
frtail stores 1000 arc out Of employment,
ana those that are working get two days
I'll weekly some with and some without
pay
There are $1,000 ironworkers, 5000
carmen. 500 telephone girls and 500
laundry workers out on strike.
'eren thousand men d the building
trades are out Of work q result 81
the laundry workers strike
aUp 10 d month ago architects took
craftsmen who could moi speak English
and were glad to get them. Now there
are four or five applicants IN every office
daily, and no work 70 he had.
p'rhe restaurant business "A cut in half
and the help dismissed proportionately
'Fonr thousand lAborefs on street rail
road work are laid on They walk che
streets III droves looking fpr work and
longest The employment Offices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
JERSEY BULL SOLD FOR sli,soo.
Highest Price Ever Paid for Horned
Animal Some Other Fancy Figures.

Allen town Pa, Tune a Tho worlds
record price sl 400 was paid Thursday
BY A. Is. lewis, Of i'radesieksburg VII,
for StocIwell. the Ring Of the herd, ~
the sale Of Jersey cattle OF the Linden
Grove Farfihy n, i. copper II was
announced the ball would head TIE herd
on Thomas T. Ryan's Virginia estate.
Stockwell was born IN 1903 He was
bred BY Philip } Ahief, d 81, Martin,
Island .uf Jersey. Ile was sired by OX
ford Lad, out ~ Flying Fox, and he-
sides being 81 solid color, With perfect
biloxi tongue and switch, hnN i most
agiatocratir carriage. liz commanded
the highest price ever bid for 4 horned
animal at any auction IL the world.
Az the same sale Ave young COWS
sired hy ssockwell brought prices rang.
INK from $4,000 to $4,000.
The bun calf Sensational Fern, seven
month"; old bred here by Mr. Cooper
brought $1,000. Ninetyseven head, in
eluding ealyes. brought $e3,s50 The
average VIVA the highest ever derived
AZ any cattle sale IN America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
CHURCHILL WON'T RUN.
New Hampshire Author Not Seeking the
Goyernorship.

Cornish, N. H., June l-Winston
Churchill had announced that he would
not bc candidate for governor al the
next election and implied that the action
oE the last legislature on the free.pass
issue was not satisfactory To the Lin-.
coin wing II the Republican party. Mr..
Churehils action is ia the interest Of
harmony and che good government
,canse. Tic SAYS
when entered the field Tor the
lgnbetpatpfiaI nomination last wear It
was not With The hope % obtaining Of
liea bat With TIE idea of advocating cer-
tain principles "a American government
involving thc liberties efsthe people that
have BEEN allowed te lapse, III this and
dAher states II hsas emphasized from
the beginning that the triumph 81 those
principles would not be matter Of one
campaign bit Of many, and l was fully
prepared aud ( am 9Th prepared to en-
counter, as matter Of course. defeat
ana bitter personal attacks through the
Years that are to follow, with the con.
vIetion that good government must come
to the end
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
WORKING eli on HER NEEDs.
A Square Deal and Not Charity Is
Wanted She Tells SuttTagists.

FL
Miss Rose Sneiderman, a young sew
ing machine operotor, told the Equal
Suifrag league meeting in the Hotel
Aston
aThe working girl Il not looking for
charity said Miss Sneiderman, she
only wants 4 square deal. She Is not
as much interested in proposed lodging
houses as the people who are trying
to start them for her and as they are
recommended In Dorothy Richardson's
book, "The Long Day. The men We
work for would like them better than
the girls for they could say:
There Is no need Of our paying
you. more than SIS week, for If you
can get board and lodging for So, that
leaves So for clothes, and you arc conlt
fortably OIL
The lodging houses the City Feder-
ation is starting for working girls will
not be run for profit said Mrs. Belle
de Rivera, shut to give the girls 4
clean and comfortable home for the
money they are able to pay"
If it is cooperative there viii not
be so much objection to IT," said Miss
II do not think Miss Richardson I'M
tended the lodging houses she suggests
as charity said Mrs Frederick Ma
than, "hlIt to give full value Tor the
money the girls pa, gIGeb is~some-
thing they do not Isus1ly receive. -
Ney York Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
EGGS MATCHED ON WAY.


Vinoland, y. q, .Tunr / /. Tho latest
and mort renarkable case Of Matching
eggs i man "a this place claims IA BIS
own. Nj III lsaugshaw N the man III
recently lived il RoAemout, I,e. lie haa
twentysix egRs which were nearly
Matched III hiy Incubator and he was at
hiH wits nnd VI know what To 10 with
Them while moving. Finally, III decided
70 tty and save them he lined basket
With paper and, placing the eggs care.
tally between warm WOODEN blankets,
started for thR place Thursday
The journey was oyer fifty nilcs. He
lad 10 wait nearly five hours iii Cam
den for d train and did not arrive here
until late iastiigiit. The first thing he
did upon reaching home wins tn open The
basket. 10 Ills great surprise nc beheld
twenty lively little chicks as spry a
any eyer hatelcd II was expected the
other cRg would hateh to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
SOUTH BARRE.

Mrs. Douglass. who has been on the
sick list the past few days Is reported
better.
d, G. Howard Is putting on an add.
tion TO his veranda at the store.
Mr. and Mrs. William Person 81 Mont
nelier spent sunday with hiS brother,
Fred Person. George Person Of the City
was at South Barre Saturday on bust
ness
Mr.. and mrs, Chester Spaulding OF
The City spent Sunday at the home Of
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
james Ashline.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
MAY BIT BIC COAL STRIKE,
10000 Men in pittsbnrg District Send
Operators an Ultimatum

pittsburg, hme ia strike 81 aG,-
00o miners Ia Che pittsbprg district
may begin on Saturday unless the OPP,
trat6rs and United Mine Workers reach
4 compromise tomorrow
The operators have been told That
nnloAs the new automatic shaker dumps.
lately introduced are taken ont not
pound of coal will be mined after
Friday night
In reply the operators have sent word
that VI The mines are forced To- close
they win never be re0pencd with the
union worlmen
Roth sides seem ready for a strike.
The wofkmen say the machines viii
feduce their wages about n cents 4 ton,
abe shaker dump u a contriyancc for
separating different grades 81 coal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
NEW FREE ZONE BETWEEN
MEXICO AND UNITED STATES


Washington, June rho president
haa issiiad \ proclamation creating n
fcsmyaiipn sixty frct ID Width along the
entire northern border af Mexico, inelad
iiig tho state of California and Tho tar
iitofira ~ Arizona ana New Mexico
Tie purpose Of The reservation y de-
calcd IN Che presidential proclamation
III M the suppression II smuggling across
thn International linrs Private entries
III The middle 81 the projected reservation
AMI silch ppltioiia NJ II AZ are needed for
rnaaa are reserved from The operation of
thu order
since the abolition 81 the old Nzona
Iihre, o. ffec zone, between Mexico and
The United States. II has been found in.
cfrahingIy difficult NJ prcynt smuggling
across the boundary hence che preaiden'
tial proclamation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
VERMONT ACADEMY WON.
State Interscholastic Track Champions
ship at Burlington.

snip ~ hut8fA8toh-
Vermont academy carried ofI the state
championship banner " tae second an
nual inteysefolaetic track meet beld M
aer tie auspices d the university 81 YER
mont From the start the contest was
III exciting one one school being ahead
Tor time, and then the another gaining
TIE lead 0f twelve schools entered Or
thc meet, only three sent tbeir teams,
burlington high school, Vermont acad.
envy ana Leland and Gray seminary.
still the meet was more interesting than
that ~ last year because Burlington and
Vermont academy were 50 evenly match
ri, Leland and Gray showed mp well,
too, considering that track work has been
taken up for the first time this spring.
Culver of Leland and Gray created the
sensation OF the afternoon III winning
The second place h the pole vault, al
though He had never attempted the vault
before
Baker Of Burlington broke the record
for the pole vault and fol the broad
Jumps aAu tiHu NltU bAitDNh ~ n. ~
Hi breaking the 220- yard hurdle record
Rand If Burlington lowered tile inter
scholastic record for the 200 and 100.
yard dashes.
Vermont academy reached her long
suit IL handling INC weights, scoring 2s
out 81 d possible 80 points IN these three
events. Her men also showed mp well
everywhere egeept ID the jumps. Fnl-
ler won rs points, Heath 1915, Burrows
i6 and Squire 10. All In all Vermont
academy Is deserving Of much credit IN
winning The meet with 40 snulll a team
and entirely without the ringers that
sometimes count for 70 mueh The iinal
score resulted, Vermont academy 651a
points, Burlington high school C2la
points, and Leland and Gray seminary
IA points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
TRAMP HAS istss
TRAVELLED 100000 MILES
Court Releases Him on His Promise 10
Get q Job

Chicago, Jline lA trump, nineteen
years ED. WHO has Travelled one hundred
thousand Aties III the last foin wears.
wasirelcascd from 4 charge Of disnrderly
conduct by Municipal tnnac Walker
Wednesday, when Ne promised 70 20 TO
work II he could get a job.
The boys name Is Francis Ramsey,
and his home Is anywhere on the North
American Continent, Ho began tratnping
when only fifteen years old, and has
travelled distance sufficient % circle
the globe four times, o. once each year
Ramsey came To Chicago from Elkhart,
Ind. Tuesday night. in q Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern box ear When
the car was opened in The Englewoqd
freight yards Ramsey aud his travelling
companion Parker Ialman. twenty seven
years cid, we're arrested,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
n cet Atter Makers u Fake Rutter.

Washington. June 1.-The diary d.
vision Of the Department Of Agriculture
is going TO get after those who manu-
facture inferior brands Of eleomargarine
and sell them al butter A chemical
laboratory has been established in the
New York office Of the Department.
where samples Of butter bought IN the
open market will be tested with a view
IN ascertaining whether or not they
come up 70 the required standard OF
richness and quality Special attention
viii be paid 20 butter intended for in.
terstate and foreign shipment. Levi
Wells Of Washington viii be placed in
charge Of the Laboratory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

The Central Vermont Railway will
run the first Of its popular excursions
this season to Missisquoi park On Wed.
nesday, june 9Th, 1907. Train leaves
Barre s.4s a. M, Montpelier ssl6 a.
M, due Missisquoi park 1910 D. M.
Returning, train win leave the park at
1888 p. m. Tickets for the round trir
al the usual low prices.
See hand bills at stations for time Of
train at intermediate stations, and also
other detailed information.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
~etAD TO SIZE your
said President After Throwing a Few
Garments over His paiamas,

lunsdale Aiieh., May sig President
Roosevelt reached ullsdale in his way
80 Lansing 1T 44#l this morning, When
DC reached Angola az Gao great
crowd awaited him with band and
company 81 sghool children, Tho rresi
dent hslrgidly threw few garments
over his paiamAs and rushed 10 the
platform ii time 70 call. 'Good mora
INK, ~GlaA 70 see yeu,e as the train
pulled out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
ADVICE no MINISTERS WHO
CRITIcisE CANAL WORK
W. ]. Oliver says Work at Panama u
NO Sunday School Affair

W. ~ MtNf%t tf"l Y FtHfN ~ 2 ~ttH-ffff w
NO Sunday School Affair.
Washington, june 1 William > or
var 81 Nashsllle. Who came near getting
The Panama canal contract has given
emphatic advice 70 ministers who are
vfiilolslng neral conditions ID the canal
gones particularly ~ the Rev. Wllliaul
II. Il. Ferguson TX New York
slrhosc ministers who talk about ini.
morality on the isthpns" said nv Oil
yer should fecollees they might find q
good DEAL 90 prevent right along Bgoa,t
way without going away from home "
Cell the government how II should con-
duct affairs. II broadway Il not a sun
dag school how can Panama be expected
10 be omar The building d the canal
ii not going q be 9 pink tea affair, and
Il should not be conducted ~ an adjunct
uf the Epwofth league"
The mon mist be amused, Air. Oliver
Rays, " results are 20 BE- attained, and
tlu preachers waste time decrying eyill
they can find almost anywhere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
eRAEIrEvILLE

A large audience attended the pre-.
Memorial exercises held IN Miles hall
on Wednesday evening. The programme
was finely rendered BY the school chit
dren. Ii comprised recitations, dialogues,
drills aud music neXeelled in town for
some time. Good talent and spirit were
displayed and much credit il due the
teachers for the careful preparation
Given
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
WATCHED HIS ARM cur OFF
Extraordinary Grit Of Fourtsen-Ysar-
Ola Austrian Boy.

yieuna. lime Il. fourteen. ycar.old
boy Of the name Of Tuctk has aston.
ished the prominent surgeon Baron von
Eislcbcfg by the remarkable grit he dis
played in undergoing an operation.
fuceka arm had 70 be amputated lie
refused to take an anaesthetic because
he wanted 70 watch the operation.
Tie resisted all the pcssuasions Of the
surgeon. who ultimately yielded. The
boy did not vince and made no sound
Throughout. but watched the surgeon's
work with keen attention. Re said
aftorward The sight WAS 50 interesting
Ii was well worth tho pain.
Dr. Won EisleberR recognized his pluck
by giving him watch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
FARMERS THE PEOPLE,
SAYS Secretary Wilson in Address at
Lansing, Mich.

lansing, Mich, May 81. Tho pfiuei
pal address AZ the semi centennial ccle,
hfation q the founding Of agricultural
colleges 10 the United States today was
made hy The Secretary Of Agricultural
Wilson. Among hia epigrammatic ut
terances were when the professions
need quiet nerves and capacity for study
and strain the farmer 4 IN request
As people We are quito successful IN
governing the country The city per
plcNitiesh Gpod farming Is basis of
the bank accounts Of ouy country
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
A Narrow Escape.

&, w. Cl0yd, a merchant. Of plunk,
No, had narrow escape fonr years ago,
when he ran iimson bur into bis
thumb lie says The doctor wanted
10 amputatc It bat ! would not consent.
/ bought box 81 Bucklen's Afuiea
Salve and that cured the dangerous
wound" a5c AZ the Red Gross PhaF-
macy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
70 cApruRE rHr CITY
Rebcilious Tnass Ase Marching On Sva-
tow. China.

Canton. China, iane 1.-The city Of
Swallow "a said to hg on the verge ~
capture ~ 10000 feNelhons fgiaas who
afe mafehlHg on tee eity sitter defeat
inc soldiers sonl Ii intercept them. Re.
ports fram ether quarters say tho fe
sclt "a spreading ever hwang fung PROV
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
GREAT sEAMENs STRIKE.
Went Into Eject at an The Ports
To-day

Paris. June 4. The contemplated
general strike 81 seampn Ia the merchant
marine went into effect yesterday, Re.
ports from all the great French ports
say that tho officers and sailors lett
their ships together. At nAyre the
strike has tied up he shipping. % snrh
an extent that Il - doubtful, Il the
frcneh liner Provence will b able "a
sail tomorrow for New York The
strike determined upon by the dafcoes
compittee OF tho national seamens
which i dissatisfied with tht policy
regarding PENSIONS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

Special toilet soap sale.--Three three.
ounce cakes Of nice toilet soap III box,
only loo per box. See our window. Ken.
yon ( Co.'s Bargain Store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01


Bond, g. r.
Dodge, Wesley
Dodge, Laroy
Dudley, Al J.
..cil, Daniel
Perry, Herman
FARWELL CEMETERY.
The Revolution.
Beekley, zebedpe
Dodge, Nathaniel Brown
war ii 1919.
BeckIey, Horace
tsIidden, Joseph
Rowland. Esek
Lawson, Samuel
Rodee, Peter
The Rebellion
Carleton, Newell
Dow. Jerome u.
(sIidden, Joseph, Jr.
Rowland, Hiram
Howard, G. II.
Aforehonse. ID. w.
Richards, Il.
CATHOLIC cEMETEd
The Rebellion
John Conway
sandy Cook
III. Marion
Robert shannon
Joseph Wells
SPANISH-AMERICAK WAR.
Elmwood Cemetery.
II. II. hanson
Arthur !. Smith
G. G. Bickock
Hope Cemetery.
d. Gibson
w. y. Grant
w. r. Durham
~. s. Tiiurston
wiIliarnstOwn Cemetery.
Peter S. Booth
Catholic Cemetery.
Albert N. Cayhue
Wilson Cemetery,
Charles Clark
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

COLDS essss gf sv y sSsy s ao,', se 3,
-nAMrc 6f NAfmipg st1mAthics, Besides It's
~Nfssh always hsNlthful. ~ years the stan.
r1T ~ dafa hf Shla3y favor aiid strength
NSAA~ Avoid Substitutes.