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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09

circular Sc propone, tengo el honor de
lamar la atencion de los distinguidos
mieubfos Gle ese Comite Y de todos los
! correbgionarios de su jurisdiction po-
Utica, al grave peligro que para los in :
tcreses del pals para ell Partido Re
pGblicano resultaria 81 nuestros CORE
ligiona1ios cue hayan recibido Ell men-
cionado interrogatorio procedieran
contestarlo.
C"n1o dicho interrogatorio ha sido
va pob]jcado por los periodicos, esa
.ircls,}stanei Ella me kline de insertarlo
ne rafHrir9 los extremes compr'endi-
los = a. Dor su numeracion.
u : faero ! Sc refere q la ciudada- !
G;ss ;,rf4eri IA para los puertori1que-
:'os. y .>3gie:e una proposition s1lsti.u-
a.. 4 diai1t@ la cual. los puertorrique-
Tax 1su;l&nJns obterer la ciudadania
americana individualmente per natll-
ralizaciCn.
FL aatnero propone 81 los jlleaes
municipalities han de designarse por cleo
ci6n popular 8 por nombramie1to 2el
Eiectl.jfo.
Ell ~,:taero Sc retiere a rcforrpae en-
la jurisdiction y organization de la Cor
fe Federal.
FL apartado Sc retiere la sepa,a-
ci6n de las l,unciones eiecutivas De las
legslatiyas propone diferentes pro
yectos de reforma.
El,5.a la eonveniencia de que la nj
noria tenga representation en- la Ca
mara de Delegates.
FL s a Ia restriction del sr1fragio 171ai-
versal.
Y p.~ 1ltflno. ell I sc retiere !; :; Il
,e & 20 snbsistir el Departament0 de
Caridad.
to:Hr Sc ve, en- este cuesiioHI~jG Sc
iuvcillosao cuestiones que per la f'2ns-
itl!";tn 'nisna estan eXpresamenCa e
el.v%f'5a al Congreso, con materias cue
IAN >:'ia son lie la jurisdiction De- la
;samt]8a Legislative de Puerto Rico
Sc hace esta distinction para meier in
elleer::'7a de! aSunto. va que tosla f.9&-
eria ia gal en- Puerto Rico esta ba.jo Ia
jurisdiction del Congreso de los Esta-
los Ilnidos, el que puede anular nues-
ros e>+atutos locales con arreglo a Ia
SeccGn 81 de la Ley Organica.
Ahora bien: la plataforma del Par
lido Ea0ublicano tiene definidas nlies-
r:ls y, lraciones respectO Il dos de Is
,unte~ mites cEumerados. Y ning.n
epuF !ieano, que no Sc declarase hos
il I: los principles y a la discipline Gel
oart0O, puede aspirar de distinto mo-
70.
FL fa5tido Republican, quiere, ante
udo sobre todo, la ciudadania anne
'icana para los puertorriqueiios, colec-
| -ivafnerte; tai, como ell Partido Repu- \
1ncano &c los Estados Unidos Sc ha
)bligado en- su Plataforma conceder-
losla Y no la queremos de otro modo
sin6 Ell virtud de una Ley del Congre
50 de los Estados Unidos; amplia, gran
le dignifcadora de nuestro Pueblo.
Nuestro Partido tambien consigna ell 4
el mismo capftulo, bajo .el epigrafe
''CIUDADANIA Y GOBIERNO PRO
PIo", la forma en- que queremos Sc Sc
paren las funciones legislativas de las
ejecutiyas; este es, 'sustituyendose
nuestro actual Consejo Executive por
IN Senado electivo.'' Y no queremos
nj podemos para clio aeeptar una for
ma mas yestringida. que excluye nues-.
tro crat7o politico.
tccntiniia en- la IA. paginA)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
.@%t@)% 90
Yali0sO teStimoniO
Juan A. Sebrino.

FL eminente letrado amigo ru.stYo.
ION 1Ierminio Dlaz Navarro. nos renll-
te las siguientes belias lineaS @ue p,l-
nlicamos recoD0c;des
Amigo Perez Losada:
Mis- abrumadoras ocupaciones me
impiden, con harto pesar por mi par
e. de ilaoer TN trabajo tiig:o oe IL ma.
aoi'a de mi bucn amigo Perez ho, s
No quiero. sin embargo. Que Ell ei pc
ri6dico dele de apareeer Ia nofa de mi
protesta por sd inesperada muerte, y
lie envio ell adiunto pei1samiento que
no tiene NADIA de original pero que sir
ve a mi prop6sito. ..4
Suyo affmo
II. DIAZ.
LA verdad es que a los que dudan
10 So les 1cbe cI,lpar poroue SO nece-
sta una fe prueba Ge paipables des-
atinos para Greer en- una j,Isticia su-
nrema eterna que condens a muerte
V ejecuta 4 Nemesio PereZ-Moris, alb
suelve deja Ilenos de vida. discurrir
oor esos mundos. q tanto imbecil I:
tapto ser in1til.
Herminio DIAZ."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
NOTA DE DUELO

Seg1n noticia cablegrafca recibida hoy
oor la casa de "a Lynn Hijos'' pro-
o;etaria del BOLETIN MERCANT1L
] "a fallecido en- Santander, el que fue
. crnciado don Nemesio Perez Morris y
Lynn, muy conocido en- la ciudad en- don
de reside algunos amos.
| Z Fue el sefior Perez Morris y Lynn Groe
tor del expresado colega durante alg1n
.tiempo y era hijo del conocido periodista
.sefor Jose Perez-Moris fallecido hace
algunos aiios
Las distinguidas seiioras de los seiiores
Eudosio Cuetara y doctor Munoz Diaz
son de las herrnanas del finado y en- Es-
paila reside ahora la mas joven de elias
sehorita Maria Luisa Diaz Caneja que
reside tambien alg1n tempo en- la isla
y cnyo regreso Sc espera en- breve. Fin
Belgica hay otro de los hermanos del que
fue Y en- Madrid reside ell doctor Rogelio
Perez Morris del lnis,no parentezco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
COMENTAND0 Fl PLEBISC|TO
LA VOZ DE UN PARTIDO


dente del partido republicano, ha diri-
gido la siguiente earta los comites de
su particle en- la Isla:
C@rcu1or NNm 90
San Juan ?. f.. Septiembre de 1903.
Sr. Presidente del Comite Republica-
Distinguish correligienario:
Ha llegado conocimiento de esta Dl-
recci6n Politica, por haberlo visto publ
cado en ia prensa, un Interrogatorio que
el Honorable Regis H. Post, Gobernador
de Puerto Rico, ha dirigido a numerosas
pcrsonas de la Isla. para obtener la OPT
MON individual de estas, sObre varios
puntos que afectan al estado politico y al
desenvolvimiento de la Administrator
P1blica de nuestro Pueblo. ~
Cree el cue suscribe, que, habiendo en-
Ell pals organismos que representa- y di-
rigen, con responsabilidades, las aspira-
clones y la marcia de cada uno de los
partidos aqui existentes no parece que
sea IN procedimiento correcto el de in
,nirjr opiniones personales sobre mate
cias cue afettan a la politica y al inte-
res general, cuando las plataformas de
los nar1idos locales, definen clara con-
:retaInente cusies son las aspiraciones
;.e estes. Y parece logico cue La mejor
Y mas saEa intenciolf de los Gobernantes
| Que desean erientarse bien y rectifcar,
de buena f6, graves errores por ellos CO.
snetidos, ,dehe solicitar el mejor ven reali
| lad el nnico. autorizado conducto por
Il c1aal la opinion publica puede Mas
aifcer2tasote mamifestarse cual es el d
las olc-&;t:2asH.ones directoras de los par
ti<los pc2i7icos existentes Ell ell terrific
so.
f.l]J;s2<se, ta,nlitn, cl s,lscribentc c:!:t
l 81 Honorable GooernadCr Post. no ha
>se3ncst@adG, en este caso, como pares:,
IIne i3li.1'era debido hacerlo cue cl,en 81
cacacter o1icial, Sc halle debidamentc
autori2aGo para promover enmiendas a
IA actual constitution politica de Puerto
Rico, que es materia de la exclusive
iIlr;sdicci6n del Congreso del Pre-
5li!ente de los Estados Unidos, en- re-
lac;on con el Pueblo de Puerto Rico
Entire las atribuciones que confiere a
lGobcrnador de Puerto Rico la Seccin
II de nuestera Ley Organica q Con%ii
1uc;6n vic6nte, no eHisten las que {
Hon. Post parece hailarse ejercien;lu
de preparar y receger opiniones de los
RESIDENCES en- la Isla para reformar !
enmendar dicha Constitution en- deter
llinado sentido, sin que nj siquiera ha
va intentado expresar nj menos justifi
car los fines que Sc proponga con esa
conducta.
Antes bien, dicha Seccion II, ref
riendose a los deberes del Gobernad0r,
le impone Ell de respetar las leyes vi
gentes en- la Isla, puesto que lie orde-
ma que las ''ejecutara fielmente''. Y
no sc concibe como puede respetarse y
ajecutarse fielmente una ley por quien
9sfa hacienda cestioues ofciosas para
reformarIa enmendarla, siendo Ia
personalidad mas ohligada a guardarla
,..tegra. tai como ella esta escrita.
:9,ientras cl Congreso no Ia refOrme. y
& hacerla culnplir por todos los ciuda-
danos. dando Il fnismo el ejemplo.
centado. pues. Que en- opinion del
exponente. la uateria del cuestionar1o
&c que Sc .rat: esta faera de la luris-
dicci6n del Hon. Gobernador Post v
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09
SENSIBLE FAIiLECIMIENTO

En- su chalet de la playa "Ef Sardl-
nero, de Santander, donde viva hace
dos amos. ha falFecido antier Ell aprecla-
Bile caballero, hijo de este suelo, senor
Nemesio Perez Morris Lynn, condueno
dc Ia empresa del BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
Ell seflor Perez Morris, abogado compe-
tente gozaba de la estimaci0n de sus con-
ciudadanos con motive de su sensible
fallecimiento sc recuerda su generosa de
fensa de los reos Acosta, para cuya ape
laci6n hizo todos los gastos.
Ell senior Perez Morris deja a una es-
posa dos nifios quienes adoraba, y la
noticia de su fallecimiento recibida aver
Dor despacho cablegrafco ha causado
honda impression en- su familia resldente
aqui entire sus amigos y empleados.
E Descanse en- paz ell alma de nuestro
particular amigo, y reciban su esposa,
hijossy hermanos la expression de nuestra
condolencia.
Ode LA Democracia".>
DON NEMESIO PEREZ morris
Ha fallecido en- Santander, 4 donde
habiase trasiadado cop objeto de reparar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-09

ella Correspondence envia su mas
sentida expression de duelo los familia-
res del que cumplio su jornada en- la vi
da, y toma parte Ell su pena que le afije
hoy.
Paz al alma del tinado Ell el seno de
Dios.
("La Correspondence
La Redacci6n del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL, agradece los mencionados CO.
legas las frases de dueio que consagran
q la memoria de nuestro inolvidable Di-
rector. 's '1a'IM
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19
ANSWER THIS.

Why will young people neglect the
opportunities that are continual
knocking at their door9 One Of tn
greatest opportunities, which is befor5
the young people today, is the chance
they have of preparing themselves fo1
the business world There are severat
things to consider before starting ou1
% secure this education. OF which theee
are few: Is the course / am goiug
to take SO adapted as to enable ne
make success of the work9 Whor,
will 1 go so as to get the best for tn
least expended, and get it in the short
est times The Columbus Business Col
lege teaches you this work by having
you learn how to do a thing by DOING
it yourself You do not have to PIT
down something which someone has al
ready figured out, but you make the
deal yourself, then make a record Of
it on the necessary book. We give you
course of instruction IN onehalf sht
time the average school gives you tbs
same course We require our students
to be able to do more work than any
business firm would demand before we
turn them out as graduate A saw
ing of time means saving Of money.
If you can finish a course With ua III
three months that it would take SIX
months to finish in some other school
you would have saved three months
board, and would have been working
on good salary three months while sha
other fellow is not cyl ready Tor pc
sition.
The moral surroundings while Ia tbs
Columbus business College are OF thu
best The people of Columbus are q
church going people, ana the college Is
opened each morning with chapel *.
ereises. and IN every way tie import.
anee of honesty, truthfuialess aud fail
dealing, and above All shat nf being :
gentleman or q lady, Is impressed npez
the student body.
Tuition for a comp rte nasan51at If
scholarship Of bookkeeping a. shef5
/ hand IS 500. The Two eamliassi, So
Write for faIi information 10 the
iCOLUMBUS BUSINESS COLLEGE
4 COLUMBUS. MISS.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19

Mrs. E. Frankel entertained yestsr-
day, for large number of little folks,
in most delightful manner, in honor
of the thsrd birthday Of her grand
daughter, Miss Annette Goldstein. After
the childrens had played many pleasant
games, dainty refreshnsats were served.
The dining room wAs tAsts1ully deco
rated in pink and white = birthds~
8 cake with Annstt>'s name was cut
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19
JEs' a THrNETN'.

Jes, a thinkin, sbout Won
When the skies are bright.
To-, % +b;nl,;n, ,ho,f von
In the dark atilJ NIGHT.
les, a fbinkin, ,bopt Won
WHOM fbe clouds droI, low
les, tbipkip, bout YOU
When .sn~iro flowers blow:
r., tt:-7-:e., .t.+ ~
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19

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has been the guest OF MIS- hicll"f'
Ransom TINS week
r
Nf. "'i myers. OF Ne'l'pnis' VINO mas
been spending a lew days IN 0reehVilio
mas FetuAAed nome
n
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mas returned nome al'er d It" oaE
spent IN efeAVlle.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19
% 81 sssSs 80 81
In a Social Gay
. 81 % % 81 81 % S A 5sssN SN3&ss &c IS q =

Little tots present were: faeIe sehail,
Louise Riteman, Janice Erlich. ,Jganisa
Erich, Maurice Rosenstoek, Juan Berg
man, Clifford simon, fnez Netaerbea,
Herman Indy, Beulah Goldstein. Min
ME Frankei, Clarence schnitzer, Helena
Brill, Louis sanders and Helen Itzig.
A number of handsome presents were
received
On yesterday afternoon the Young
Ladies' Bridge club was entertained IN
charming manner by Miss Louise
Finch. The score cards were especially
attractive, being in the shape Of small
Christmas stockings hanging from the
mantelpiece. At the conclusion Of the
game delicious course menu was
served. Twenty players shared in the
Elias frankie, Abe Blomensteii. Mau-
, Mosby, who gained the cub prize, q
pair of silk stockings. Those who en-
jcyed Miss Finch IS hospitality were:
Misses Sarah Walker, Sadie Maui
Rucks, Helen Clifton, Minnie Hanway,
Kathleen Harry, Louise Crit.endeD.
Marion Gordon, Marguerite Little, Clara
Mae Neulsen, Florence Neulsen of st.
Louis, Dorothy Neusen, SalIie Hunt,
Ann Thomas, Abel Benoit, Louise Hax-
ton, Jeane Scruggs. Mesdames Harry
Wetherbee, Jacob Strickland, Louis
Mosby and Charlie 2. Williams.
| On Thursday night a delightful dance
occurred at the Country club which was
thoroughly enjoyed, as are all Of these
informal affairs. Refreshments were
served during the evening. Those pres
emit were: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Srrick
land, Mr.. and Mrs George Archer II.
Miss Louise Finch with Mr.. Haycraft
Finlay, Miss Mary Bell Crittenden with
| Mr.. Will Wall, Miss Marguerite Crit
| tenden with Mr.. Tom Finiay. Miss
Elizabeth Reid with Mr.. steel Bark
ley, Miss Josephine Wiikerson with Mr..
F. \. Rohertshaw, Miss Louise Critlen-
den with Mr. Warren Jackson, Miss
Marguerite Little with Mr.. Scott Arm
strong. Miss jamie Handy of Natchez
with Mr. Laurence Murphy, Miss Floe-
enee Neulsen of St. Louis with Nj.
Steve Finlay. Miss Dorothy NeulseT
| With Mr. Coleman Wright, Miss Sallie
Hunt with Mr. Warren Smith; Messrs
Arthur Hider, Will Hider, Sidney
| Movse, Frank Cannon, Steve Roman
John Finlay, Allen Crittenden, VIII
Percy, Lyme Starring, James Gooch, :,
F. Rodgers, r. l.. Ammons, Fort
Adams, Wilhourne seruggs, Arnoit
Shields, Hugh Foote, W. L. Solomon
| Monterey Lee, Adolph Aaron. Howars
Hood, Lester Kellner and Or. Powell.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19
MONEY TO LOAN.

Low rates on Diamonds, watches and
jewelry. Carmichael & Hulett. Calm
bldg. 40afa Washington ave. 57-6m
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19

Our store will be opened l.atil 10
o'clock every evening the week pre-
ceding Christmas The NeIms & Bum
Co. 64or
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19
FOR RE1TT.

Ny residences Ut ao7 \. Theebald,
with al modern inlPEoT enents. Apply
to rs n. Theoball Mrs. II. Ehrlieh.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19
FoR SALE.

Fresh eggs fer sale every day at 70I
North Broadway. 65-1w
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19

Our store Will be opened until II
clock every evening the week pre-
ceding Christmas The helms s Bum
Co. Gaze
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19
LITTLE PREACHDIENTS.

The universe looks jagged and broken
only to those who are Jagged and
broken. Repair yourself.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
JEFFERSON.

SPRINGvELLE, November % Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham on the
END, a son .... E. Reed moved into his
new house on the 9th. :. In our last
issue we stated that our teacher Flor
ence Reed was not able to resume her
duties as teacher. re were in error
for she surprised the pupils by appear
ing on the 22nd and began her winter
term of school, which promises as sue
cessful as her fall term 49, Tom Bu-
chanan layed wall in well for Chris.
Graham the past week -, Thanksgiving
was observed here by a few home
gatherings !. Mrs. Hester Hovland was
under the care of DR.. Morley for a few
days the past week B. |. Hunter has
began the moving of the house recently
purchased of Howard Smith, from the
bottom to the top Of the hill for Nicholi
Torgesen Truman Hunter traded
horses with Will Groves in Viroqua.
Two gentlemen from HillsborO were
trappingsin the stream below the viii
lage. They have moved their camp to
North Badax below Esofea Some of
the students Of the Viroqua high school
visited our school here on Friday last
=. Joseph Olson is to take up his re-
sidence in the village soon. OLD JOE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
VIRoQuA

PLEASANT RIDGE, November %
The young people on this ridge ate
Thanksgiving supper at Bro okville.
Clyde Smith has returned a. tie
west where he has been visiting the
past two months. +. Miss Leo Purscell
of Blue River is the guest of Verna
Welch Mrs. Chris. Welch returned
home after a weeks visit with her sis
ter at Hillsboro A. Tollefson has
moved into his new residence. Chris.
Bjerk has his new house completed
Mrs Gus Smith is at Readstown for a
visit with her daughter Mrs. H. Bux-
ton Mrs. James WEIGH, who has been
suffering with nervous prostration the
past ten months, s slowly improving
-, Miss Eda Bjerk is learning dress
making at Viroqua. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Lieurance, who have been visiting
at George Henry's, returned to their
Sparta home -. Our school Just closed
a successful fall term with Ella Glenn
ents as teacher. Miss Clara Getter of
Liberty Pole is staying with her sister
Mrs. Otis Buxton for a short time. 49,.
We have Sunday school every Sabbath
at 1000 a. m; preaching every fourth
Sunday of each month by Bro. Wright
of Readstown, E. J.. Jennings is home
from Madison for few days.
A FRIFNn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
GREENWOOD.

SLEEPY Hollow, November z6-Here
we come again after long absence and
we hope we are not forgotten by the
mary readers of the CENSOR pages.
Our Thanksgiving snow was soon lured
away by the pleading tears of Mother
Earth and we sigh for the jingle of
the merry sleigh bells . Chris Christie
con, who has been working in Des-
Moines, Iowa, the past summer is home
again, but being carpenter is kept
quite busy. He is at present engaged
in finishing up a new residence for Ole
Jacobson, one of our newly married
young farmers. 49,. John johnson and
bride have moved into the house vacated
by o. B. Jordan last spring, ne hav-
ing settled in Des Moines, Iowa $50.
Miss Cora Shreve is recovering from a
severe attack of rheumatism Mrs.
r. Newlun visited her daughter, Mrs.
r. G.. s5hreye recently 49,. Miss Olson
depart I'd for Madison one day this week.
Miss L.abelle Christeson IS at home
again Miss Julia Zigler, who visited
at the home of L. w. Webster for some
time past, has gone to Union Center
for a short stay, after which she will
leave for her ''Old Kentucky Home. "
Alvin Shreve after Drawing one winter
in Wisconsin, his first in several years,
returned to Sunny Alabama this fall
He has a position in wholesale HARD
ware store at Mobile at present ....
Several Of our people had the pleasure
of attending a school entertainment and
BASKET social at the Mckenzie school
hrse Thanksgiving night. The school
house was tastefully decorated with
ever green and waxed flowers and other
decorations BETTING the season. One
amusing feature was a shock of corn
fodder placed in a corner of the room,
with pumpkins lying near. r. G. Shreye
had the honor Of auctioneering off the
baskets and he feels rather elated as
that was his first attempt at the bust
ness. Proceeds will go to furnish the
school room. The pupile though small
did fine and Miss Newlun deserves praise
for her efforts in behalf Of the school,
and we are sure all present at the en-
tertainment spent an enjoyable evening.
$3.50. Amos Kegley is the happy pos
SCISSOR Of a fine deer that be shot in
northern woods during his recent hunt
ing trip. Teddy Olson made a flying
trip through our valley last week. He
rather surprised his friends as ne stole
in like a thief in the night "...+..
Chas. Fight and family Of Union Cen
ter, also a cousin Of Mrs Webster from
Kentucky visited at L. w. Webster q
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
LIBRARY NOTES

Miss Lucy Dawson has presented to
the library two dozen pamphlet cases,
in which to file the mounted magazine
clippings which she has prepared. The
pamphlet cases are very convenient, as
they can be labeled and placed upright
on the shelves just like books, and look
very much better than unbound phamh-
let's in addition to being very useful.
The library has received a copy of a
reference book on "Anniver saries and
Holidays" edited by Miss Emogene
Hazeltine, who has visited us on var
ious occasions.
Miss Mary Rusk recently presented
four popular books to the library. We
are always glad to receive such gifts.
During the month of October the
total circulation was 1905. OF this
number, 642 were adult books and 1854
were children's. The total number of
borrowers cards in force at the end of
the the month was 1885, of which 365
were children's cards. There were 7S
books mended in the library during the
month. The estimated reading and re-
ference room attendance was 1850.
= If you want the best sheep lined
coats and overcoats at the best price,
call at The Blue Front Store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
One MillionDollars
foraCood Stomach
This Offer Should be a Warn
ing to Every Man and
Woman

The newspapers and medical journals
have had much to say relative to a
famous millionaIre's offer of a million
dollars for new stomach.
This great multi-millionarie was too
busy to worry about the condition of
his stomach. He allowed his dyspepsia
to run from bad to worse until in the
end it became incurable. His misfor-
tune should serve as a warning TO
others. Every one who suffers with
dyspepsia for a few years will give
everything he owns for new stomach.
Dyspepsia is caused by an abnormal
state of the gastric juices. There is
one element missing Pepsin. The alb
sence of this destroys the function of
the gastric fluids They lose their
power to digest food.
We are now able to supply the pepsin
in form almost identical to that ma
turally created by the system when in
norma health, so that it restores to
the gastric juices their digestive power,
and thus makes the stomach strong and
well.
We want every one troubled with in
digestion and dyspepsia to come to our
store and obtain a box of Rexall Dys-
BSpSia AdbiStS. 1uey COHlAih DiSmuJn-
Subnitrate and Pepsin prepared by
process which develops their greatest
power to overcome digestive disturb
ance.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take. They soothe the
irritable. weak stomach. strengthen
and invigorate the digestive organs,
relieve nausea and indigestion, pro-
mote nutrition and bring about feel
ing of comfort.
If you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
a reasonable trial we will return your
money if you are not satisfied with the
result. Three sizes, 25 cents, so cents
$l.00. Remember you can Obtain Rex
all Remedies in Viroqua only at our
store, The Rexall Store. A. J. John
son, Viroqua, Wis.