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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

There is a good deal of comfort about
having a thing finished when it is done.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

Special sale in all departments six
days each week and fifty-two weeks
each year at the Tate Mercantile Cos
store
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
How Pemaln Young

We reason from our heads but act
from our hearts.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

When one hits you with stone, hit
him with a piece of cotton.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

MANY cases of chronic catarrh re-
4t1 suit from a settled cold.
Women are especially liable 10 colds.
These colds occur more frequently cur
ing the wet, sloppy weather OF winter
and spring than any other t,me of the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
GENOA.

McLees Ridge. March I've are enjoying some
nice sunshiny weather now A number Of this
vicinity have their tobacco TO deliver yet, nearly
all are busy getting up logs The W. G, I. u.
win meet with Mrs. Roy Harris Thursday next
The McLees school is progressing nicely, under
the management of Miss Katie Melvin Will
Denning and Ellen Davis were passing over
the ridge Sunday route for Virequa Mabel
and Lizzie McIees spent Sunday last with Miss
Melvin. Clarence Shisler spent Sunday at j. W.
McLees as usual and Lyder Hjelter spent Sunday
evening at T. s. McLees. Among those on the
sick list are: Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith. Mrs. Caul-
kins Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. T. s. McLees and
Mrs. Agnes Brown Joe Honaker is home from
the La Crosse Lutheran hospital, where he had an
operation on his eye we are all glad to hear he is
improving fast Rev. Braddock will hold reviv-
ais at Romance this week. Several around here
/ have sold their farms. They are: Ben Smith,
/ Rob Mills Matthias Matson, Johnnie Erickson.
Amund Tryggestad, Lewis Weinsburg and Lewis
/ Fauske John Shisler and partner will soon be
! seen coming down the ridge with their gasoline
engine. John has number of jobs of wood saw
I ing To do. viii Amsden and Charley Warner
are here from Dakota visiting friends and rela-
; tiVes. FIRST ROSE.
! Genoa March A j. baltimore was taken
I with an attack of appendicitis Friday night. DR.
Tieterman of La Crosse was called to him Sat
4 urday Mrs. Louis Iaylan visited her mother at
Stoddard the latter part of the week Tony
Franeoli is undergoing course of treatments fot
a TOE al the St Francis hospital at La Crosse
\ 49, Fish are being caught in large quantities al
4 the present lirne VIM Iangford has gone tc
( Dakota where he has employment as section fore
4 man Charles Prindle returned from the St
! Francis hospital at La Crosse where he had an
operation performed. He is very much improved
r.. Eddie Hall is here with his wood saw and en-
CINE saving wood Misses Ursula and Katie
/ Betfa came home from La Crosse to help take care
Of their father and sister who are sick. Mrs
/ Hilgert of Galena who was visiting here returned
! to her home on the 25th Mrs. Charles McKen-
yin is very sick. DIR. Timan of Stoddard was
called TO see her Miss Prima Francoh went It
! La Crosse Saturday to have her arm dressed she
having had an operation four weeks ago There
was a creamery menting held here on the % inst
and the following officers elected: p. j
McMannamy president; M. Shumway, vice presi.
dent W. W. Powell secretary; G. C. johnson and
( f. Kuhn, Directors . Creamery company put VI
/ their supply of ice the first of last week A. l.
/ Hopp went to La Crosse to consult doctor.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Burton Harne spent Sunday with
parents.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
Chronic Constipation Cured.

There is no elevator up the ladder of
fame.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
Better than Spanking

Spanking does not cure children Of bed wetting.
If it did there would be- few children that would
do it. There is a constitutional cause for this.
Mrs. NJ SOmers. box Ill Eotre, Dame, Ind. will
send her home treatment to ans mother. She asks
no money. Write her today II your children trou-
bic you in this way Don't blame the child. The
chances are It can't help il
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

No tyranny of circumstances can per
manently imprison determined will.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19

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 gotte Cla,oT1'gl 1sSi evening. The ns,csS sccse Uet unexpected and cNeTythiuS has been Ecist Ca resdincSS Tor sAem.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
SlR0N6 PROOF OF
 BRITISH CONFIDENCE
Ia tNe Stability and Integrity os the
 Anaesiesn Life Insurance Business.

London, oct. lS.-Nothing could bet ter Illustrate the rapid restoration of public confidence in American life in Surance than the acceptance of Lord Sir Baohe Cunard. of the trusteeship for funds which the New York Life In suranCe company maintains in Great Britain. Lord Selby's election to the position has been confirmed by the beard of trustees of the company.
 The new trustee. Lord Selby. was for many years, as Mir. Gully, NJ. P. speaker of the house of commons. To be elected to tint position man must not alone enjoy the unquestioned es- teem and loyalty of every party in parliament. but il is always a sine quo non that his selection will be approv- eJ and endorsed by the nation at large. No government would propose any man for this office unless 1t felt quite sure beforehand. that the appointment would meet that national approval
 The speaker of the British house of commons is virtually the most influ- sntial man in the kingdom while he holds that office. He stands aloof from, and above all cabinet ministers and political parties. When he resigns or retires he is always rewarded with q peeRge as an acknowledgement of the services rendered to the nation. The qualifications for the office are Of very high order. and ensure that the holder must be, in fact. as well as in name. the first commoner in the realm.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
SALT RIVER FLOOD
 SUBMfRGfS ALL DAMS
Six Thousand Second Feet at Roose- welt Yesterday Afternoon and the Verde Rising. Machinery Pulled at Granite Reet.

Upper Salt River was in a very swollen condition yesterday and it is expected that by this morning it will be a raging torrent all the way from Phoenix to the head. The Roosevelt dam was deeply submerged and the weather indications last night in that direction. were that more rain was falling.
 A flood of about 5000 second feet poured out of Pinal creek that runs by Globe. into the river above Living stone. on Thursday night. Early Fri day morning the flood struck the Roosevelt dam and covered it with water. filling the excavation below, and submerging the three big der ricks belonging to Contractor O'Rourke and used in construction work. The Contractor has been working two eight hour shifts of men per day, but the flood came during the other eight hours wRsn the men were not working. and before any successful effort could be made to remove the machinery. the excavation was full 0f water. It is not believed the flood will do other damage than to fil the hole with wa fer. unless it be long continued, Ton the upper face of the dam is suffic- iently high above datum to catch the heavy NouldCrs and other debris that comes down with the flood, as well as much of the silt. IT the flood should laSt long enough, it might deposit con- siderable sand in the excavation, whicl
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19

would serve as a settling tank, but that can be remove, much more easi- ly than rocks.
 Yesterday afternoon another flooG of about the same size. came down Ton to creek and united its waters with the Salt. making a total flow at the dam of 5000 second feet or 240.000. At the same time il was reported yester- day afternoon that the Verde river had been slowly rising all day. At , o'clock there was 60.G00 inches or 1900 second feet passing the Arizona dam. of which 25,O00 inches was running in to the Arizona canal This included the Verde flow at that time, but 1t was expected there would be an in- crease of water from the Verde dur ing the night and also that the Roose- welt flood, flattened out a little below the dam. but augmented by the iner- vening tributaries. would arrive at the Arizona head.
 This if realized. will put the recent ly repaired Arizona canal rock dam to another test and interfere with the construction work at Granite Reef. So far as the rock dam is concerned, there is a hope that it will withstand the flood. but haunting fear that 1t will not. To meet any possible emergency
 Engineer Hill last evening telephoned Engineer Martin at Granite Reef, to take a gang of men to the rock dam
 this morning and make any repairs that may be reeded if these are any, and 1t is possible to do so. In the meantime Announcement Is made to the farmers that all the canals will he running full for a day or so at least and longer if the rock dam does moi go out The service IS only too glad ito divert as much water as possible [ to the lands now in order tc get rid oi ! il. The Arizona canal Is full and will | be given all it can carry as long a: ] the water is high enough or the dan
 holds
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
EMPEROR FRANZ J0StPn
 AN 0BDURAIt PAlltNI
The eeyslsisNs Unable N Convince
 als Majesty that Ae ls Sick

Vienna, oct iS.=fNe emrer,r's cons di,iaa this mNrNlNg was somewhat wMse but he ia m no immediate deaa sen iie passed . r,s,lcss night with frequent attacks W dry eoOshMH Tho catarrhal sSmr,oms Wefe worse and the eoMahng mo,N violent ltN was weaker today but Mere was mo reNen iie rcaNnes the utmost care and the nhvs,cians are worried hN the emper- .n,'s Nnwintngncss to cease work he sits for hours at a desk agsr,Natihg tho trouble iie does not rNalise that he Is nl aud says that an old soNlier
 must not notlcc a cold in the head iie has NgfVcd not tN receive N'latiVCs,
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
FURTHER P0SIP0NtMtN
 OF Iht FRISCO CA>tS
ee oes AeSeue, ee Aee,eee NeNe ~ Ae Lately led,s,sa estseasN,s Were Ready

san flahvisc,A oct M=TNe absence VI iO,her N hlNWR M tos ANsVles delayed his NrlNiahmeNt te-deN NNlil MaNiaN, when he Whl be asked tO aNt sWvr h,,h to the kilNappins anu sNhs 0lna,lon W perjury chaeaos. his as. s0ciate, iNorter Ashe, was present., hat he preferfed to walt for Brown so his ease Was put over NNth the same time,
 As the transcription ot the Vsti. nony taken hetore the stend Jury m the vases or former Supervisors A N. Wilson anu M W, ConeN had not hcen completed, the date Tor them tO plcal to chargcs oG periOry was postponed untn Oct 70.
 Theodore V, nalscy is reported to he slowly Improving m health, and Nov. | was hNcd as tho date for set. ting hts trial
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
KILLED BY ROBBERS.
laborer and His Companions Attack
 oed on a Train.

Ashland. Ore. Oct. 1S.-On man is dead and t"o utrers wounded, follow irS an attempt made last night to rob them. The men. who are laborers, were on their way from Dakota to Reddins, California. They were in box car loaded with lumber. Just after the train had passed Steinman station on the Southern Pacific. nine miles from Ashland when three young fellows boarded the car and ordered the other men tO throw mp their hands Charles Fink who Is believed to be from Downs ansas. was shot in the head. dying in few hours, Each oi his companions was shot in the legs The highwaymen jumped from th, train and escaoed,
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
Saturday October
 I9
TRIMMED HATS AT $500

today we Hen more TnmmH a You hp hpmh have to for the ~ w a
  Hal In tn k you dd
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
ZANE MeNtatv eAveAv
Affects eNN seme ~ the emsllee
 aelat,eA Properties

0alAhelA oct iN,-seVeral smaNef p,Npcrties W tho n0lineM dhttht closed down t0adAN as N result W ho- tce aiven by tho m,ners' union tM,t NN members heyeNttef will woik ror any mlNe or lease now shiphlnH NtV unless the company operating the si,h'e has established semi,mohthN rhNdaNs.
 Nearly all tho companies had c,ni,- rlied with the reuUlremen W the union rot paving men twice c month hefo'r the notice was lssOed CcnseuuentN, whom the rule was put in ror'e at " o'clock lost niahL only two Or hree shutdnWns resulted.
 lt Ia reported abound town to-day
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
,Iht FINISHING TOUCH ON PEACE CONFERENCE
The vhanks et the Meeting Extended
 ,e Nicholas and Theodore,

The uRsNe, oct iS-Jeseph IL Choate, head of the American delegas ,l,,a, today Slgned the einel paet et 1ee e0ngerVnee and the peace meeting Nd' touraea, m hts closing speech, fresi' dent SeltAoff said> "oNr hanke ere expySsSea to the aag0st mltlater e the eeaferenee., hts majesty, the ems peyNar vi Russia, The conference N. day renaers h0mage t0 the psNesdent ee the paltea states, whe ttfst pfe-
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
faass YEAR ele feoff,Ne
 RECORD,

Lexington N, oVt lS='le,,e.all \,at,s. ,hu ,hree Near ola bay ceh hN ANW0p,hN, ,o,ieV ura,ted ,he ntr' heH' m tho NeRtUokN s,aees m 2le2 a.h aoW Woylt'R recNri rr Nvet ",''s' N,etins tho fNuNer tcvANl VI sieN t.' Nc,d hv en,nykN fodd e, columhaH w" NuAfH agh
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19

l,osed the MeettNg of tho seeNhd VNNs
 tepvNe,N hN author tslNg me tN seNd the NnllVWMs telegr,M, 'the dVlesAOes W lAe avVNnd peNoV eNhlerNhVN M\,ha JtNthed theN WNpk and reNvMeer.Na Wtth aW,tuude thN mtAi lNNlnsl,hNh wade pNr Us V,nNNeAlth hN the rtrsa N,vM VI the tNited states, rN'seAla
 htM Ua F,sl,eVtnN hNWAs,N'"
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
SUICIDE OF A rAlIF,

Vancouver oct, iS,-Ocorgc Ninca'd, foreman of the public works m the de- partment Nt Yukon was NrfVstvd M l,awson rceently . on the chargc ot stealing siO,ooo from a rcg,sterd man sack. nc sUleidcd yesterday @ talk ing polSOM
Arizona republican., 1907-10-19

that ,he paisS and other well known ,yNieuies Wege aneV'ea' ee' seee Nes ~ no, tho VAsv, as theN eie w'te'hs ee' @ paying Wipe e mea,h ts "a svestelN admNIeN that thu miNeFs etv fetse, ,N ms,,Ned R iAs,s,ms ea semi-'ese'e' N pay,,aN, ant that thew 's ne l~'ss', hnl,V og aey trNNNle rvsatlNs it''m 'he enfo,Ven,eNt VI lhe neW falN
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-02-07

some over six," Ned says. restrainin'
hisself, count of the fact that Viz
ginia has kinder sided round that
way an was listenin'. "You come up
an git washed"
Fer what?" Hank says again, Q
whole lot disdainful.
"To save you from hell, for which
same you're on the express with no
return ticket" Ned says. q whole lot
earnest
"Hellf Huh! Haint none!" says
Hank, contemptuously.
"Ain't?" says Ned, peelin' his coat
Looks like you're one Of them that
has to be showed" he continued, an
then they tangled.
"An' they shorely did tangle. Never
saw such beauty Of q mixup In all
my life. Couldn't tell what was goin'
on for O minute or two. an then !
heard Ned ask:
lis thar q hell?'
"'No, thar ANTI Hank pants. and
then there was more commotion.
"Is thar any hell now frequent.
ly heard Ned say. an Hank let out q
yell.
"'Thar shore Is! he pants. an soon
as Ned rolls OF him he makes q
charge for that mourners' bench like
he was In front Of q stampede.
"'You certainly believe In the
church militery. Mr.. Carter, Virginia
says, wipln the tears out Of her eyes.
That was the best scrimmage lever
saw. wish Jack could have seen
it-he's the lightweight champion Of
the east, you know. We are going
to be married next month. on the
quiet, and II you ever come east, you
want to look us up"
"Of course-now that gal / knew
in Yuma" Charlie began. but was
promptly smothered with blanket.
Which the funny part OF 1t was"
the Old Man concluded, Ned goes on
prompt on q rampage and shoots up
Redblanket and the Sheriff, an Hank
stuck to the gospel outfit like wool
to O cactus, an now is kind OF
deputy sky pilot hlsself.'
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-02-07
Lowell News.

John Jones was a Lowell visitor
Monday.
Mrs. John Skaggs has been on
the sick list the last few days.
Saith Yoas was in Baxter Tues
day on business.
Jesse Hobson has had a new
roof put on his store.
Mr.. Leggett has been repairing
the approach to the old bridge.
Born, January 81, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Row, bouncing boy.
Charlie Winfrey and Harvey
Scott were Joplin visitors Friday
evening.
Pat winfrey and Miss Grace
Burrows attended literary at No.
S Friday evening.
Miss Mamie Newman is notne
from Baxter, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Morgan from
Columbus have been home a few
days taking care of their mother
who is very sick.
On last Thursday evening Mrs.
Sarah Morgan took seriously Ill
with pleurisy of the heart. Doc
tor Savage of Galena was called
at once.
Jesse Hobson and wife attend
ed quarterly meeting at Miami
Mrs. Gen. Lyons has been very
i'll.
Jesse Jackson, who lives west
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-02-07
DREAM.

Il is about our turn (since near
" all the exchanges have printed
IT'D to print Homer Hoch's dream.
So here is 4 good one:
I'VE had an editorial dream
the other evening. Thought we
went down to the P. o. one morn
ing to get the mail and found our
box full of letters-chock full
and a note from the postmaster
asking us to call for more letters
too many for the box-and
what do you think-when we be-
gan to open those letters we
found that every one OF them con-
tanned a check or money ORDER
and every one of them started OUT
II believe my subscription is out
and I enclose" etc. And all day
long we were kept busy making
proper credits on our books and
making out receipts-and wear
ing the smile that cometh not OF.
And then the next morning fel-
lows who hadn't mailed remit
tances began to come in and plank
down the coin-my, what music
all day long. They kept "a
COMM" The assault on our de-
linquent list was something ter
rible, but we never fiinched.
Stood our ground doggedly, de-
termined that we should see the
thing through if it brought every
name on the list up to date or even
put them in advance. 1t took
nerve to stand such a financial on
slaught, but we stoon it all right
all right. And when the cannon
aiding was over, we couldn't have
found a single name on the whole
list to whom we could send a
statement. 1t was an awful
dream! Makes us shudder yet!
But if such a terrible thing
should come true there is no bet
ter time than right now for it to
happen. It's the close of the year,
YOU knew? So if you want to
test our nerve, sail in, gentlemen!
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-02-07

Mrs. Deg Ewers bought II fine
hens of Mrs. F. Mcdonald.
Frank Mcdonald was in Sem
eca Thursday.
Henry McCauley, Charley and
Ellis Cromer spent the evening
at G. Ewers Friday.
Mrs. Nelson's son has been
quite sick, but at last report was
importing.
Some men think they are doing
a great deal toward righting
their wrongs by fussing with
their neighbors. It's just as easy
to be pleasant as otherwise and
it pays much better.
S. ]. Bakers trial comes Oh
Monday at l o'clock. He is so
sure he can prove that young COW
that Mr.. Furnown raised and
sold to Gregg Ewers.
Some folks on Tennessee prai-
RE want to know when their
nephew has his trial for the muir
der of that Mr.. Hunt. 1t was
near Miami.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-02-07

The Junction Union says many
persons have the impression that
]. R. Burton has been disfran-
chised. 1t says that is a mistake.
He could even be returned to con-
gress, if the people wanted him,
but rs barred from holding a
government job, such as United
States marshal, district attorney,
postmaster or something within
the gift of the president or his
subordinates. He is not barred
from holding a job as congress
man or U. S. senator. He can
hold any state or municipal Office
that he is fortunate enough to
corral"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-02-07
KANSAS DEMOCRATS

are cordially invited to attend the
third annual banquet of the Kan
sas Democrats Club at the Throop
Hotel, Topeka, Friday, February
%, 1907. This general invitation
is extended because it it impossi-
BILE to send personal invitation
to all. Like the other two, this is
to be a real banquet. Reduced
rates will be given by the rail-
roads. Tickets are two dollars
and Democrats desiring seats
should send their orders accompa-
MED by the price before February
Is, to the Throop Hotel, Topeka,
Kan, so the committee will know
how many to provide for.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-02-07

of Baxter, was here Sunday visit
ing relatives.
We understand Lowell is goinP
to have some new residences put
I'D this summer. It looks like
Lowell is booming.
Last Sunday Mr.. Gard, assisted
by other members of his family,
entertained all his electricians.
There we're about fifteen in all.
A nice dinner was served, and
after dinner all the young men
were posed and had their pictures
taken.
The Friends are holding a SER
les of meetings at the Academy.
There will be meeting every
night this week.
Robert Carter and wife of Iowa
are taking part in the big meet
ing.
Newton Elemnon had a very
serious accident Saturday even
ing as he was going to Varck to
meet relatives. The horses got
frightened and backed the buggy
off into the ditch. Buggy and
all upset. The horse got loose
and the boy rode him home.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-02-07
Five Milo News.

Mr.. Leggett OF Gaiena hao
business on Five Mile Wednes'
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnell are the
proud parents of a nine-lb. boy
arrived Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Leach took poison
with the intention of leaving
this earth, but thinks differently
now. Poor unhappy married life
don't get jealous; it doesn't pay.
Mr.. Nelson sold his fat hogs to
Archer's buyer.
Tom Griffin of Blendeville has
bought Mediums hogs.
Mrs. Nelson expects to buy a
new buggy in Baxter.
The dance at Kinnell's on War
ren's branch was a failure. If re-
ports are true it ended with lots
of trouble and sore heads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Murray and
little daughter are visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Steve Porter.
When a man is convinced he is
right he can submit to a great
many wrongs.
You can tell who has killed
hogs by the grease on his chin.
Mr.. Furnown of Spring Grove
reports the arrival of a Glib. boy
at his home.
The neighbors are working the
roads at and near the Hunsuck
crossing on Five Mile. Let the
good work 60 on.
Many homes would be happier
if the head of the family would
treat the wife as we'll and often
as he treats those so-called
friends.
Lew Quarts has moved into the
house at the old mill. He has
been living in Empire. Somehow
people will come back.
Charlie Havens has lots OF
wood choppers working for him.
He is into the business right.
Bill Archer was on Five Mile
Thursday.
Jim DeMoss of Baxter bought
the Five Mile farmers catch OF
furs.
Mr.. Todd is quite sick at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Esta-
brook.
Everett Ewers attends school
on east side of Tennessee prairie.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-02-07

An old soldier writes about
ARIOSA Coffee: "Your coffee
i, the best and richest coffee ever
drank since | left the service, from
81 until | received your coffee
Yesterday" A soldier knows coffee
BY the TASTE. and the way i makes him
feel. and would sooner go without
hi. bread than without lis coffee.
Arbuckles ARIOSA was tie hra
roasted, packased coffee. packased ior