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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

- Seattle symphony Orchestra
- . resume is popular priced
s,11aF afternoon concerts At the
a'oFs thfee weeks IRON tomorrow
NFeNnsf II. the soiolst a. the first
secsr being the noted pianist.
ese Verne. woman whose yer.
e4aH Of powers and natural en-
~tMsata appfoach absolute genius
t'szi PREPARATIONS are being
Ass ioF the next syfnyhony eve.
~ eoneert on November 80. At
sAta ume the greatest 0f dramatic
.'4nos. Lillian Sordica. will be
-. - - ne soloist. with orchestral
AepoDaHlmenf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

BeF'nning tomorroe afternoon. Al
shs Third avenHs theafre the stock
eorupany vii be called npon for q
tsffasr demonstration Of It's ability
. handle a metropolitan produc.
~ The Great Express Robbery Z
% play thar Koes On t0m0rrow
tastains scenes art Incidents ~ a
&r'salaE ard exciting character The
CAL III BE- greatly augmented by
H'ss and suxlliaftes. II Il r.
haaa thai plays 81 this character
= Ts1 patronlfed At the Third
~eae theatre. they will BE- coz.
- Until the Al Woods iist Of
NJ has been exhausted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
MISS ELLEN RASMUSSEN.

fAwrancs Jonsas ~ Louisville.
KY. has engaged Miss Eiien Ras-
muaAeu. ~ Chicago. to display hiA
string u show huraea at the rari-
Gus events In which they are en-.
tered.
Miss Rasmussen has achieved
fame as a horHeWognAn. A few years
ago. just for adventures sake. she
became a real Hura-cunugh Jockey
AZ 81 Paul and rode twenty mounts
with the fine record 81 fourteen
ftrrta Recently she drove a coach
and four twenty miles through
crowded Chicago streets without q
mishap Ahe viii first take Jones'
horaes 20 the Madison-sq Show IA
Neps York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
WILL DEDICATE
BAPTIST CHURCH

Tho new Baptist church AZ Co.
iutnhla will be dedicated with an
occupation service tomorrow az 3
. m, when Rev ~ T. Whitman.
u the FIRST Baptist church. will
preach The dedleatory sermon. The
church IL situated az Edmunda ~
and Park drive. aud was erected at
cost OF $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
INSURANCE COMPANY
MUST PAY MILL co.

ntNMrIA. oct 90 The nupreme
court has affirmed the Judgment
for tai,pta recovered by the Port
nlakvlcy Miil company against the
Hartford Fire Insurance company
on Policies on the mlii witch WAS
destroyed by fire April a. 1897.
The Insurance company refused 90
pay the Insurance on the ground
that tho mill company had not com.
Piled with provision 90 the policy
that an automatic sprinkler at tho
Mill should te maintained ga coed
.Wnf kIna order The court holds
the burden Of proof war upon The
Insurance company 90 show this
cundltion had been violated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

NORTH YAKIMA. Oct "a A
vigorous ~Htickefs campaign II beiux
planned ~ the praAi1itt0uiata ~
Yakima county aud W l. HuKtabie.
the white fibhuu" candidate for
state senator. Will give sam Cameron
"A run for tie office Mr. HaAtAbie
81 wealthy Mob ffiii rauehcr and ia
r--lEIna an ..nras.laa raranalKn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! ADJUSTMENTS 3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.IVSMNNLMN


~rhe Time. The Place ana Iee
80 musical play which made
eas :, ~. "a wear. win be seen az the
sssls IN seeatrr tor ono week. heein.
s ssss sunday afternoon 1T. J, Is Se1 ;
q Y "a slsy' for the reason that The
nasN ssSined plot l. intercatlng
vel - make it worth PLAYING
xs ssa, music 80 that the dozen
v''lo s.. musical numbers make u
80 A. attractive, Some Of The
=. KS that viii be r en-, :. ,',TSd
rlow the smoke Away, me
s'.,ss honeymoon, Don't You
~ s and THURSDAY is ny Jonah
There Is a beauty chorus u
an under the leadership OF Ned
washnFn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

First Seventh ana spring Rev
VI A. Matthews pastor Morning
topic. Living Sacrifices exeatnK
The Seattle Churches should Build
Rescue Stations
Ballard --iTth and Market, Rev
Geo. 81 Lee. pastor Morning topic
Prepared Word Comprehcnslv .
and Sublime evening. Launching
u the Bible Among the Nations
Reformed. Terry and olive. T 81
Slater. pastor Morning topic. The
Preparation ~ the KinRR Garden" T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
ONE-ARMED MINER

Gle fLuM. Wash, Oct. a.
When one secs hig etrapping fellows
around hcgging for "a back door
hand out one can not help com.
pairing them with 1lm Brooks. a
eolored coal digger. who dcaplte
the fact that he In minus one arm.
and that hts right one. has the repu
tation OF being one OF the best men
IN the mines and can handle the
pick and shovel with the best Jim
says he loet his arm several years
ago In Virginia. but has never
found u necessary to beg q meal IN
his life. This 10 an evidence OF
what a man can DO when he has
pluck and vim,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Westbound during October via
Oregon r. n a Navigation Co
Chicago 10 Seattle. $500. from
ST. Louis. t35so. Kansas CITY
Omaha. etc. 5000 Other rates
aud information furnished and de
posits taken. az Union Ticket Office.
COS First Ave. T.. r Ellis. Gen AGt.
ses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

NEW OhLEANA. oct - Yes
terdHy was "hankman'H day" 10
Louisiana Five persons were oN-
secuted in various part % the state
ali charged with murder Two 81
those hanged belonged 90 tho self
STYLED council ~ Cod" q sect OF
fanatics 90 Sew Orleans, who killed
a policeman who attempted % aueh
a disturbance IN a meeting OF the
sect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

n Ills own Llfe9" evening. Know
Thyaelf"
TheoaQhy 1879 Fourth Mrs L.
l3Hoteric Teachings"
Bnlritualism 1911 Third. 3 and
y. m, w r. Gordon on what
Tangible Evidence Have | Of immor-
taiityY
Seattle Spiritual Association 1891
FIRST q. , Anderson AZ 3 ana o.
M The Law OF Mental auRRoH-
ton" and "rhe Greatest Problem in
the Uufv0rHe"
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orpheunn.

Next weeks show at the orpheum
IL heraldcd as one which will bear
testimony TO the fact that that play
house Is steadily endeavortng 10 I'm.
prove the tone and merit of It's OF.
ferlng The bill will Include
Ssaley a Blrbeck's Transforms
tons. In which are presented
The Musical nlackamithn. fresh
from Europe. Miss Edna Phillips
4 Company in "i.ost--A Kiss
In Central Park, Lew Hawkins.
who is known as The Chester
field OF Minstrelay" Welsh. Meaiy
: Montrose IN Play nalf The
Grassys and William Morrow and
Verda Seheilbarg Ia playlet called
Hsgpys Millions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

BERLIN. oct 2t--The parnevnl
diriaibie balloon met with an ac-
rldent at the height - 5000 feet
yesterday az result OF which II
droppsd rapidly down 60 the earth.
Major PernsNai and bis assistants
earaped and msde = safe iandiuG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

SAN FnANCfscO. Oct zf-A car
load "a salmon. valued a. $4,000.
consigned 90 the Western fiHh com
pauV. vas seized today ~ tts fish
camnlssionsfH On the ground that ~
had been shipped over TIE state line
from Portland ore. before October
"a LMa nnenlnA daN nf we nnaaln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

WAS produced in a dos" town hack
east a few years aRo. then the
late Kirk la Shelle got hold Of Il.
and with the hand 81 a master
turned Il Into one % the Interest.
Ing and successful comedies OF the
present day and incidentally made Il
the biggest box office winner that
ever carried an account ON the
In Shellc books.
Il Is western play treated by n
man who understood western life
and western traditions. who knew
the language Of the west and ap.
prceiated It's humor as well a. It's
pathos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Having confessed hia guilt and with
a prayer upon his lipp Joe James
an isTenr- negro murderer. was
hanged tn the cnuuty tatl here
James murdered G. A ballard.
railway engineer. on the niEht ~
IWt4 3 taaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

PARIS oct as-A mighty howl
from cat lovers has gene W
throughout France today a. The
result II decision ~ Finance Min
tst~r Cniilauk 60 tar al pet eats
The government expects % ubtalu
ST. zee. zee a year through the nov
tax on aafH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

PEORIA. fiL. Oct 2t--After q
stormy seaaiou. the state Federation
~ Labor here yesterday adopted an
Amendment 90 Sc iit4tiQn. "a
rlnw politicians and political trick b
afera and ward hHelefa from mem
..rn.In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

iHNA9iAN oct IL Ahef1 was
an enthusiastic republican rally
Thursday might the first one since
the primary The speakers were
Ralph Pierce Ar Hanna. rsprsNen
tativa ~ organized labor. SudEs
Green ard ~ . cafriaan and Al
Rutherford candidates for county
a.Iuiul aalunaIa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Cnrhets has The personality 50 50.
nsf.ai i ais field Of endeavor. and
IL exmFienee gained In other
plsys should equip him Tor stardom
4 laxislmAta comedy A stronK
uzscrfinx company and adequate
,rsdgulen have hecn provided by
" Il H Frazee. under whose al.
rtssinn NJ. Corhrtts tour win BE-
csk1sfet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
SUNDAY TOPICS


= Notices Cor the church col a
: umnn 81 the Saturday star viii 4
q not be accepted after o'clock 4
. Friday afternoon. -
AT notices must cOuiain =
. subjects Of sermons
a Owing % delay in the aeiiv. =
. err Of malls. no,lces should be 4
= mailed az early as possible. Ia 4
. order 10 Insure their arrival At 4
. The star office a. the time q
= specified. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Grand

,.A. Grand. for a week. begln'
~ Wy ! matinee tomorrow, Mr..
~ cnrbegl Mill b. seen As a
laipss =. hlshly successful comedy
=. ...,,lsa Facing the Music IN
sss l.s nenrs & plxey appeared for
-. - nonshs al the Madison
NsSss. ,hsasre IL New Nefk and
!, pcwers theatre % chisaso, This
q WIN !. s'sslv 70 afford AT Corhctt
9 n. o ! bis legien ot friends
~. ei ser.'s Ae might hase OF dem.
s $500 Nh u strength during the
s s AZ ! tkree act play. MIR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

f.AWHENCE. Ran. oct a. Peter
Maraun. a years 81 age. 81 Cra wfort
II D. uho recelyed t4ao fer walking
hIa way across Tire continent recent 3
81. was struck BY lightning aud kiti-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Adyeniieal-~T Tenth aud James.
Rev 3. 7. Hayward. pastor Morn
lnK topic. The Promises Made 90
the FATHERS"
Queen Anne FIRST and Caller. ]
T. AreenwH li, PASTOR Morning top.
Is. Tbs fFuiia Of the Spirit 81
God evening. Is Christian Union
Desirable and PRACTICAL"
Ballard -20Ea W ETth. Rev A. l..
Grim, pastor Morning topic. "A
Marvellous Neglect evening. loot
ifiHta IN History"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

South PARK Presbyterian T. S
Hscfesf pastor Morning topic Re
duclnR the Tax evening. Life In
Christ
First Divine Science Church-Co-
lumhis hall. Broadway and Pine
Helen Van Anderson. pastor. Tople
"a a. ms The one Essential in
Christian Living
Seattle Fayghir Society --ig10 Sec.
ung az. Mrs A. Satellite. lectures on
What Would Jesus 10 n nc Wee
on EarshF~ az ! 80 o "a
School ~ Occult Hcisnre-Izi y
frffhi Minnie jennings pastor Lee
tuFe al % on The Joys ~ fAfs
New Thought Fourth Az.
". ~ Richardson az "a on The
AiaAeqa. and How 60 Become One
SpififuaiiHt- Rainier bail. it1o
setpna Ars Irene Smith. lecturer.
fssuFsiina topic. IL Man the Architect
The Atlas gaH engine. AZ 30 West
Columbia Il zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

HREMEHToN. oct. at--A specia
election 10 dstermine the question Of
buying Athletic PARK Tor a sity
reereatian ground will be held Mo-
aaeahnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

ftrtt-c Christensen hall. Broad
way and Madison Service at II.
subject Probation After Death"
Second 40ii bpth ag W Morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

~ PLAY that made Paul Arm
e.nk iamous IL % be given n the
.z's' ior = week beginning tomor
- The Heir 70 the H00fah'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

NAVY YARD. Puget sound. oct
"a The cruiser Charleston - tab
las coal aboard preparatory 20 her
trip 10 the AsiAtic station.
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evening, what ra Mosns,o Join thu


Methodist.
Green f.hhc--ielrHt and 8bth N. 10,
Rev, y l. Benedict, pastor Morning
topic, The Parable OF tho Spider"
evening. In Honor Of the business
Men of Green Lake"
Interplay g2nd and Grand blvd. !.
y " Drake pastor Morning topic,
Why We Love God evening, "fhe
church, iia Beauty, Stability and
Character"
University Rev J N. Canse, pas
Tor Morning topic. Wherein Chris
Vanity " Original, evening. THE
Church Door"
queen Anne Fifih ana Garfield
w Rev. 4 r.. Elliot. pastor. Morn I.
Ina topic, "1'he BoRinninFn OF the
Church" evening "The Mnulinens
Of Individual Right Doing. or the
Power OF Vote"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Olympic Court. Green Lake-Rev
" q. Edgar pastor Morning top
", THE Greatest Free VIII OFFER
ing
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St stephens 1894 w t2nd. bal.
lard Rev. John A. ~ Clair, pastor.
Morning topic Triumph over Hin
ORANGES evening. Hawthorne
Scarlet Letter"
Trinity Eighth and James. Rev
u. III Gowen, rector. Morning topic
thu annual appeal Tor apportian-
ment. evening. The Prayer of Solo
mon"
~. James -asth aud Stone Az.
Fremont, II. N. white. rector Morn
iuE topic Protest Against the Eu.
ehariatio Congress
- fhuia Roy and Queen Anne
ats. Rev. Morgan. rector Morning
topic solomon's Choice evening
Tbs fenancos 81 Life"
- Marks Broadway and Mndi-
son, Rev. ). =, - Liwyd. rector
Morning topic, THE Unconscious
christian. "a Sermon 20 an indlyid-
uai"
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Emmanuel ssth and stone av..
Fremont, n A. ". YunR. pastor
Service az AS 3 M. topic. Sight
foF the Blind"
Holy Trinity and ~ olive
Rev. y. q. Luud, pastor Morning
topic, Keeping ones Promises
evening. Blade. Ear and Pun Corn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

HoYlhion olive and noylaton
lteN. J. -. . Powers, pastor Morn
ING topic. Does Preaching OF Amy
Kind rayT'
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The Atlas gaa engine. a, 20 wcst
Colombia u 80
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AmUsEnEsTs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25
TO THE VOTERS or rHEcIrY OF vRooUA.

In compliance with custom | respect
desire TO announce herewith my can
didacy for the office of City Treasurer,
at the ensuing election on Tuesday
April 7'h, next. In so doing | would
simply assure the citizens of Niroqua
that my best efforts to the end that a
business like and honest administration
of the duties Of the office shall be given
by me. My record for thirty years ir
the county is known to it's citizens.
would be ungrateful were | to omit
here the expression Of my deep appre-
citation Of the earnest and voluntary
efforts of my friends and acquaintance
in promoting my candidacy, and of
Messrs. Frank Williams and Ludwig
Sandsmark in withdrawing as candi-
dates for Treasurer in my favor.
Respectfully.
AMUND BELLAND
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25
rRUANr OFFICERS NOTICE.

All Vernon county officials should
know that the new truant law provides
for compulsory attendance at school of
children between z and Is years Of age
for SIX months in each year Of ~ days
per month. All persons knowing of
children not in actual attendance are
requested TO notify me at once, stating
name Of children and parents, address
and school district where children should
attend 4 SMBAUGH,
Sheriff and Ex-OHicer Truant Ofic or
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25
Enthusiastic Temperance rieetins.

Scores were turned away from the
Opera house Sunday evening, no stand
ing room even being left after 7:3C.
The Third Regiment band gave sp!en-
did half hour $ concert, highly appreci-
ated by all Mr.. u. G. Humphrey,
superintendent of the Wisconsin Anti
Saloon league, gave the address, hold
ing the immense crowd perfect for an
hour and half He spoke of the sa-
loon as not only a enemy of manhood
and the home, but as an economic evil.
Money spent in the saloun is money
taken from the stores, for the store
must sacrifice in trade every dollar that
is wasted in the saloon. The lew thous-
and dollars returned in license to the
city is pittance by the side of the
many thousand dollars thrown away
over the bar. The way TO decrease the
individuals S tax is to increas, the
amount of taxable property. This could
be done by keeping the saloon closed
and enabling men to save money and
build homes There is no argument
for the saloon. The speaker voiced the
Joy felt by workers against the saloon
in the out-spoken purpose of the liquor
interests to come out into the open and
oppose them by argument. He exposed
some Of the falsehoods circulated by the
liquor interests and turned to the one
stat IN mt they are making much of,
the amount of farm produce demanded
for making beverages. The large figures
amount to orly 2 per cent of grain pro-
duced so used, after all. He answered
the PROPOSE ion by an answer made Sen
ator Vorhces by farmer in the crowd.
IF you stop the manufacture of liquor,
what will you do with the grain?'
stormed the senator in his speech, and
repeated the question. Raise more
hogs and less hell.' answered the far
NOR
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25
CHURCH NOTES.

Presiding Elder w. II. Vance will
preach and hold communion service next
Sunday afternoon at Brookville and
Sunday evening at Liberty Pole.
Quarterly meeting for the Spring
vile circuit will be held next Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock, at the Viroqua
Methodist church.
Rev. Robert S. Stapelton of Erzroom,
Turkey, will speak at the Congrega-
tional church Monday evening, March,
30 Rev. Mr.. Stapelton is back in
= --,"rica for "A vacation and is visiting
a number Of the churcheJ telling Of his
work Everyone is invited 70 hear him.
No collection is 10 be taken
There will be no service in the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening,
March ., on account Of the address 70
be given by Mrs. NJ. A. r. Smith Of
Madison in the NJ +. church.
THE Church at Re- is the subject
for Sunday morning at the C0ngrega-
tional church.
The Brookyille Iat.as' aid society will
be entertained by Mrs Bert Morrison
and Mrs. Burns Morrison, Thursday,
April 2 Everybody invited.
The Reverend W H. Vance, pre- ding
elder of the La Crosse district Aetho-
dist church. will hold the second quar-
terlv coufe nee gf the VirOqua church
a. the church pari9rs on Saturday even
ing. March Zyth. at 7.3O. He mi
preach Sunday morning at 1920. Mrs.
". a. r. Smith Of Madison viii occupy
th pulpit II the " f. church on sun
dav evening ia the interest of no li-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25
TO ORGANIZE FARMERS CLUBS.
State University TO Aid in Furnishing
Program and Materials.

The university extension division of
the University of Wisconsin is making
systematic effort to aid the residents
of rural districts in the organization
and conduc of clubs for the discussion
and study OF topics of live interest to
the members and to the community at
large. Such clubs are designed to in
clude majority of the families of the
neighborhood in which they are orga-
nized and have a dual, social and edu-
cational object. In cooperation which
the university in furnishing assistance
of various kinds to thc .dbs, are the
Wisconsin State Board of Agriculture,
the Wisconsin Bureau of Labor and In.
dustrial Statistics, the Wisconsin State
Forester, the Wisconsin Free Library
Commission and all of the various de-
partments.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25
TO THE PEOPLE.

am a candidate for the office of city
treasurer and ask and hope to receive
the votes of the people generally. Since
| became a candidate another has been
brought out. have lived in Viroqua
for 28 years During all such time
have been taxpayer paying taxes on
a considerable amount Of borrowed cap
ital invested in my small stock. Aside
from the Office Of city assessor and
treasurer Of certain societies and the
church have never held public Office
If elected | shall perform all official
duties faithfully and honestly. May
have your vote? Thanking you. | am,
Very truly.
! OMUNBSOk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25
DURING NAE LAsT FoRTNIGHTR REspoNsE mo-

" nURING THE LAST FORTNIGHT RESPONSE TO
~ our notice and the commands of our Uncle Samuel
by CENSOR subscribers have been lively and cheerful
The average reader appears to understand that there
is disposition part to depart from the past
satisfactory arrangement between subscribers and the
publisher OF the CENSOR but that the condition which
confront is brought about by postal authorities
The new arrangements, understand it, is an
attempt to exclude from privilege of the mails the
hundreds if not thousands OF catch penny advertising
publications that iood the country and have no bona
fide circulation and that forced upon unwilling
people who not stop such publications coming to
their addresses. In the long this will doubtless
be better for both subscriber and publisher but until
get adjusted to the plan it is little awkward and
embarrassing We hope all will appreciate the stu
alton and make it easy possible for the paper
and themselves.
We have sent no statements relying each in
dvidual subscriber to consult the yellow tag on his
paper and learn the exact condition of his account
Then call at this office and make payment or remit the
amount by postal order draft express order If
this is impossible for any subscribers we hope they
will be prompt and frank in advising that effect
Come now let us assist each other in bringing
about this result. Do IT Now! Remember early
April is the time named by the government for this
rule to go into effect
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25
TREASURERS MAKE SETTLE MENT
Large delinquent List is Recorded by
Tax Collectors Of County.

The annual settlement of city, village
and town treasurers with the county
treasurer reveals the fact that large
amount of taxes remain uncollected- -
more in fact than has been recorded
in years. Below we give the real es-
tate and personal property taxes re
cincts, which taken in grand total
amount to So, ,237.32, as compared with
a total of 81, ,371.7 returned last year.
The TOWNS of C,bristiana Hauburg
and Union and the villages of Hillsboro
treasurers collecting every cent on the
tax rolls.
Following are uncollected amounts:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25
PoRsALE

Ten WY fine Duroc-Jersey gifts, ped
igrces furnished, bred for May farr3w,
all one price, first come first served.
Come first and get first choice Also
very fine registered Jersey bulls, from
to II months old, sired by the best
Jersey bull ever owned in Wisconsin.
"Flora' Golden Fern, son Of Col
den Fern adj " and out Of nigh milk
ine COWS. All the above will be sold
cheap, quality considered. as / am go
ing out Of the stock business. Also a
lot Of whteoakiposts. G. j. SMITH,
Viroqua, Wisconsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-25

will furnish testing outfit and who is
willing to work for 81, 90 day and board
besides pay for broken instruments,
drop me a card so that | may refer
farmers to them. If $4.00 for testing
a herd is too small pay say so. | would
like TO see a young man employed in
every township until May testing cat
tie. He would have a mighty nice
time and do some good.
c. V. PORTER.