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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

July I. Modern Woodrnen of America
records for the FIRST time showed more
than million beneficial members. The
exact number in good standing being
LOIS. 569. In addition there NeI 81.
400 social members, making tile tctal
number LOSS, 068. On July there was
81 ,625, /, 600, 600 protection in force. Mod.
ern Woodmen Of America IS row al
the head Of al fraternal benefcisI so-
cieties or insurance companies Using
business in the United States in pAssst<1
of certificates or policy holders, AMI
only one company has a larger ampunS
Of insurance in force It means syme~
thing t. be a Modern Woodman for
the average man wishes to be paFt CT
that which is the largest and best ips
existence.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
HoRsE MEARs IRonsERs

Steve Woods is humane and original
with his humanity. The flies have
bothered the horse that Steve uses in
hauling baggage, and anything that
bothers that horse is the natural enemy
of the baggagenan. So Steve set about
devising ways and means for cireum-
venting the pestersome flies. He first
got pair Of trousers, that had served
their time for humans, and after rip
ping them IN two put leg over each
front leg of the horse. That worked
and Murphy, the horse is called Mr.
Murpey, liked it so we'll that his driver
took no rest until he had encased the
hind legs in another cast-Uff men g
trousers. Now Mr. Murphy wears two
pairs of mems pants Boscobel Dial.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

John Pulver returned from his TRIP
through the northwest, and reports
some very fine country.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Munyon
of this village August 5th, an pound
boy.
VIM. Lattimer Of this village was
making hay or the island, and had the
misfortune to partially disloeate his
right knee by slipping as he stepped
backward
Alfred Adams has left on an extended
visit 10 the coast He will take in the
fair at Seattle and also the sights at
the Yellow Stone Park. He was ac-
complained by Earnest Amaun of Vie
tnrV
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

This noted soprano from Norway will
give a concert at the Opera house on
Thursday evening. August 70. under
the auspices of the United church
young peoples society She has tray-
ard America, ana has everywhere re-
oeived most favorable comment in the
leading papers She bears q personal
recommendation from Edward Grieg
Norwegian and English songs. secular
and religious; folksonGs, national songs,
hymns. etc, will be igcluded Ia her pro-
gram. She deserves h full house.
REV. q. L. SYBmRUD.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
LONGS TO comr HOME
NJ. d. Chase. Esq,
Viroqua, Wis.
Nv Ueaf Friend.

M. II. Chase. Esq,
Viroqua, Wis.
My Deat Friend
Your splendid letter Of
the 18th uIt., inviting me to the s'hosno
coming. was duly received and greats
~ appreciated 1t had occurred to me
that would greatly enjoy this home
coming and when your letter came
and put the matte before me SO charul-
ingly ! simply yieldti and promised
myself / would try to make the "trip.
A promise to try is as far as I can &{18
at this time, for our busy seas6n wi3i
be on then and it may be next to ir1i
possible to get away You need not ar
range TO get the band" out to meet
me, but ! think In be there. Have
been on the firing line" all my Iif8
and II ! don't have some fun pretty
soon, wont have any this side of che
New Jerusalem.
/ do not know the whereabouts of
Arthur Hsgrrman or of Uuele Billy
Stegenson's 3 family except Lizzie She
is now Mrs. Fulton and lives in Hitch
cock, South Dakota, Her mother died
a few months ago
Wont it be great to meet the old
friends again? For after all the old
friends and the old scenes are the ones
Lest remembered.
Yours till see you,
A. M. Mo9RE
Fauikton South Dakota, August I.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
n.thodi.t sand.y 90 80

The annual picnic foT the Methodist
Sunday school of this city will be held
tomorrow, Thursday, at Camp Tate.
near coon Valley. A special coach will
be furnished bY the Southeastern rail-
way and a good time is anticipated by
all. No fares VIII be collected frcu
Sunday school members, az expense
viii be met by q subsclipt.on OF the
adults. It Is hoped that fol- attend
aree Of young and old viii BE- there.
Cone and bring your baskets and come
early Train leaves at 300 sharp.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
said or wr,lten o the c.n.or

W. ID. Lind, Carstairs, Alberta, Cana
da "Am here at Carstairs and find IL
to be the best crop country | have yet
seen. This Is the garden Of the Al
berta country. has rich black loomy soil
and Is very productive. The sun set
here last night at 8.i5. The days are
very long but il don't get so hot as II
doe, back east The climate il very
DicC, and we are right in sight Of the
sutw capped rangesof the Rocky noun
taiIis. Am going north to Edmonton in
a few days. The village property here
jumped from one hundred dollars a lot
to double and as high as thousand dol
lars lot, They are bidding as high as
fifteen hundred for corner lots In new
towns just as soon as the depots are
built There Is sn awful demand for
land here and every where and it won t
be long before land will double its pre-
sent value, which is from fifteen to
thirty dollars per acre. Horses are
worth from $500 to $3.50 head, and all
stock is looking fine and much fatter
than they ever get in Vernon county.
Eggs are worth twenty cents a dozen
and pound Of meat is about the same
as it is at Viroqua, and you can get
good meal for 25c This is tho country
IN which 10 make good Investment
right now.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
NEIGHBoRING SMALL NEWS PICKS
HORsE GoRED

Madison Hill, residing about a mile
out of town had the misfortune to lose
a valuable horse one day this week from
being gored by bull. 1t is not known
how it happened as no one saw the ac-
eident, but the animal was discovered
late in the afternoon with big hole in
its side and one rib broken. The horse
died shortly after being found.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

On Monday last. in justice court in
this city, Messrs. Joe Longmire, Bert
Morley and George Adams Of Reads
town. were tried on the charge Of hay-
ing unlawfuily disposed Of intoxicating
liquor. The cases against the two lat
ter gentleman were dismissed, while
Longmire was bound over to circuit
court and released on q bail Of 500
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
Reunion of Veterans

On Wednesday. Sept nber %. at TO
O'Clock a. M, there win be reunion
of the boys In blue at the tabernacle in
this city. This win he during the coun-
ty lair and home coming week, and
will give every old soldier an opportun-
ity TO meet his old friends from Far and
near, Ii is TO be hoped that every
wet" win join hands with the Alex.
Lowrie post ard the Woven Relief
Corps, and assist in having a good
time. VIII hay. good speaking and
singing, ard soa'e new stones viii be
donated for the good OF the order
These stories will be sprung by the ex-
pert story tellers, General D. M. Rog-
ers and Private H. G. Goeling. The
door is open to every old soldier in Ver-
non and adjoining counties, SO fall in
line and let'i have one more grand re-
union. ~
Remem}, the date, September %,
10 o'clock 4. M. Address eommunica-
tons to G. +. Morley, Viroqua. Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
Noi,ee "a Credfiosa

All perso.s indebted 10 me are here
be nofified to make settlement by sap
tenber 18th next. After that date win
place my accounts 10 the hands Of a
collector. Gall at express Office at
Southeastes spst ia LIND, CitY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18
You ouaht 70 Hays a POLICY
VIroqua, VIZ. JuIy l7. rs

Viroqua, Wis, July II, 19i#I
Time Indemnify CO.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Gentlemen
Your state agent, Mr.. TMsaiex
called on me today and we agreed IN Z
satisfactory settlement for all the tiine
lost from my recent illness. will
always speak a good word for your old
reliable company. +. A. CHASE, s
Mayor of Viroqu;a.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-08-18

Those wishing to take vocal lessbns
may consult Mrs. II c. Smeby atI "a.
Synod parsonage next Monday aasan
noon. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-20

rio. - cstos dias. cn cStos mobiles dia'
lie consscmoracion de hcchos, de en-
W rcal,zaci6n Sc cnorgullecen los hom
brcs. turbaran las alegriaS regociJa
das q, tragico acenio con que las go
lcct,yidadoS somctidaS a la fuerZa FOR
mian sns rcclamacIoncs y proteslaS.
N,v,mos on unos dlas on los que n'
pucdc prospcrar ninguna forma de do
r,nari0n esclavizadora. as que 81
oran cspiritu universal Sc ha senSihl
lizado. ~ ha cnnoblcclc y rechaza. col
fncr,a , rcpugna con asco todo Guam
20 Ncve en- ii germcn"s de scrvidum
hre. cue cs Ia esclayitud dcgenerada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-20
La banda De IA Po|icIa
Los musicos cesantes

I'm virtud de Ia orden general ex-
psdida hoy por 81 cuartel general de
la policia. han quedado suspendidos de
cmpleos y sueldo, los senorcs siguien'
tes:
Francisco verar. German Arguinzo-
nj. Tomas MILAN, Liborio MILAN, Ra-
fael Macano. Inis Quiara, Juan Col
cochea, Felix Gimencz, Fermin Rami-
rez, Juan MADEIRA. Luis Morales, Jose
Calder6n, Carlos Colon, Antonio Can
dia, Fernando Rarrios, Ramon Parri-
Has, Leoncio Baez. Matco Cora, Bcnig-
no Affignc, Francisco Urbiztondo, Ne
mesio Pagan. Jerardo Jordan, Carme
10 Diaz, Federico Pagani, Jesiis FL
gueroa, Candido Acevedo, Eugcnio Du-
eos. Juan Diaz Pastrana, Ag,lstin Mon
santo, Eulalio Jordan, Castuio Adorno,
Valcntin S. Vazquez. Antonio David,
Lorenzo Lopez, Sotero CayO Garcia,
Francisco Dulievre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-20
La canpaia santa'iia
Los articulos adulterados

~ nos ha facilitado en- la oticina
da attorney. el proyecto de ley apro-
hado rn Ia legislature, contra los ar
ticulos adulterados.
Dcho proyecto dice asi
Decretsse por la Asamblea legs
lativa de Puerto Rico.
Secci6n l. Que el Articulo 331 del
cod 20 Penal queda redactado On Ia
forma siguiente:
Art. 337. Todo el que adulterase
- diluAers cualquier comestiblc, dro--
tra medicina, lcor cspiritucso d de
cebada. VINO . cualquiera s1hstancia
empleada en la composition o mezcia
de- alglnos de ellos, con el fraudulent
t. propd~ito De ofrecerlo " hacer "
permitir qlle Sc ofrezca IN yenta co
mo pnro no diluido. . que traudulen
tanente xendiere. tuviere Ii otrecIere
en- 'vr.nta dicho articulo, como 10 adlll-
t4rado . diInido. incurrira en INSIDE
meanor. Y sera castlgado con multa ma
xima he cien dollars . carcel por uh
tt1miito maximo De tres meses ade--
mas d. dicha pena Ia substantial adnl-
icrada ,,era decom isada.
t.n todos los casos en que Ia bebida
u. /, ~ "a
erlpab|e De ia adulteraelon, tenencia
para Ia yenta vcnta dc dicha behi->
da. las p.nas he arresto De dos meses
4 sei~ mulfa he treinta d cim dollars
Dependencies. que Ia reincidencia
Ia adulteracion tenencia . ycnta De
leche adulterada aparejara para el cul
pabla las penas De arreSto de- sels me-
s,-s 4 an ano. multa de cien treScien-
to, dollars. clausura del establecimien-
70 1ep6sito en que aqutllas So efec-
tuasen publicidad dc Ia sentcneia con
1enatoria. In cual sc inSertara IN dos
b. loS periodicos de mayor oirculaci6n
De Ia lsa. y 81 anInclara por medic De
cartelones que ~ fijaran IN distintos
parajes pablicos en- q domicilio es
tablecimiento del sentenciado. todo ell
en su costa.
Secci6n , Toda jurisdiction para
imponer pmas por infrscciones de las
1isposiciones de esta ley. referentes a
adulteraciones Dc leche. por la prcsen-
t. 81 retira de las cortes municipales,
confiri6ndola exelusivamente a las Cor
t.s de DE5trito.
Seccion J. Toda ley parte de lev
que Sc oponga la preSente, queda de-
rogBia.
Seccrn 4. E@ta ley empczars re-
CIR Il primero de abril dc 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-20
E@&a del @]6@

Los delcgados puertorriquenoS llcga
ran al tcrmino de All wage On un me-
Morable da. que recuerda crandcs re
uaracioncs iusticicras atlas gcncro-
.,dadcs humanas.
ldegaran 4 Washington el Nelntidos
de Mario. porquc cs SECURE que han dc
,tr~c prlsa en- l'cgar, quericndo, como
querrn, plantear cuanto antes. ante
los podcrcs nacionaicS IN reclamation
que llcvan en nombrc de Ia nnyorit
dc' pals.
llcgaran i Washington, la ciudad
cue cvoca el nombrc glorioSo del gran
libertador americana, cl dia en- que Sc
cumple Il aniversario de la abolIclon
de Ia esclavitud en- Puerto Rico.
Dia grande { impcreccdero que con
fortara los espiritus que Sc aprcsian
/; la lucha. al propio tempo que Sc
raia una verdad desgarradora y dolo-
soSa.
La cSclavitud en- todos sus aspectos
mo ha deSaparecido de la terra no tue
abolida del todo On la feeha Slmbollca
aue Sc apresta celcbrar Puerto Ri
90.
La cscIayitnd subsiste, la cselavltud
perdura cn su aspecto enorme y cons
ternador hay aun pueblos esciaVos, 60
mo hubo, como hay todavia j11tlIvlduos
e,cIa>pa .
Y los hiios de aquellos denodados
patrlarcas De la libertad, los netos
lie los puritanos 81 quieren conyencer-
- de csta ycrdad dolorosa. no tienen
mas que prestar atencion, una atenclon
trAnquila curada de prmicios a las
-laeiaS de los comisionados de la isia.
Tai veg les este duro q admitirio
pero son elios los que nantlenen la e>-
cIayltud coIectiva, De todo un pueblo
,umelid6 4 un regimen dc inferiorldad
contra Il que no son dc ahora. nj ','
.stos diaS ~ 4. csta crisis del parla-
mento las nrotestas las denuncias
La obra glurlosa y rcdentora de LIN
coin, esta incomplete ha quedAdo sih
terminar
,o,el bonhre extraordjDario. olle Ii.
brara tan cmpe1adas luehas pof' defen-
.,., IL los ,n3;,;,nos ma
1t;a ,. .a,,,t,- o,o fnara aado +
h,.. !. J.. e,a,1a concnlaar - de-
o,,o.
los 'oi'''S'o' ''-hio' i"'.' ''' ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-20
RectifcandO
UNA CARTA DEL PRESI-
DENTE DE LA CAMARA
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL. San Juan

WI .StlUlbuO amigo.
Acabo de leer en- Ia information que
publca s$e dign0 periodico, sobrc
Ola Crisis del Parlamento,n las 81
guimtes palahraS atrlbuidas al senor
Comisionado de Instruction:
oVe usted, cnco minutes antes de
darse por terminada la legislatura,ce-
lebre una entrevista con cl scnOr de
Diego, sobre 81 bill de los ojardines
de recreo para la infancia,n que inte-
resaban mas de cuarenta Ayuntamicn-
tos le recomcnde que la Camara
aprobasc Il proyccto. contrstacion del
base 81 proyecto. Condensation del
Speaker: ola Camara no aprObara nm
gun proyccto de lepn Yo no dlgo ESQ
para hacer IN cargo al seilor de Die
90, sino sencillamente para dcmostrar
que habia una gran hoStllIdad contra
hos proycctos del Consejo Ejecntlvo.p
ST este 10 ha dicho asl el senor Dex-
ter lhc''rre en- '''l" ''l''F Fo''''''' I'd
mcntaoie que deoo rFc'iii0"F'
rs Verdad que n'lnn'o' "''D'S 90
termlnar Ia session eA'Fdofof'hirla w
la A>amhica LeglSal'Va' . s'i'or i'eN-
ter sc: aferco Ia mesa l'reSl'i'aT''i
de la Camara, roeand0me que vera -
podia aproharse, 10 Ia .oiiey sohre jar
dimes dc reereo para la In'ancia'0 81
no el eI}ill sobre mdnitenimlento de Ia
lniversldad de Puerto hlco.o
Conte$te al senor tomisionado que
leXploraria la vol'intad tie los senores
egadoS y le eontestaria Immediate
|rnente. Lo hice asi ai9nnos delega--
dos me manifestaron' que no estaban
cNnformes con dicho Proyecto, otros
Qua era tarde va para eStudlario: Y
con el sefior Bennett. SecretariO del
Consejo Eiecutivo, comuniqut al Sc
nor Dexter que era muy dificll la
r. - l...,n,.4. :. :, anna doho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-20
EI glbeInador Nj. Post

liza salldO para Ponce, Guayama fA@s'
ss,. en- excursion. PsrmaDeeera brcvsg
horas en- dicbos pueblos, deteni6D<iosc
en Guayama slonde examinara t>sf
obras del riego, que han empezsTfo ea
aqueIla Jurisdiction Mr.. Post r>-
grezsarz el lunes. Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-20


te de Distrito de los Estad0s Unieios
para el Distrito de Puerto Rico, u
creando un cr6dto para tai objetos
aprobada en- Febrero 6 de 1902, y pa-
ra proveer para IN publication de iss
sentencias del Tribunal Supreme do
Puerto Rico creando un eredito para
tal objeto. aprobada en Mario ~ ds.
I0OS.
Aprobada en- \ lie Mario de 1909
Ley para enmendar la ley titulada
Ley proveyendo 10 necesario para CON.
tinuar ei trahajo de la Suppression de
la anemia tropical q uncinariasis en-
Puerto Rico, aprobada en- Septiembrr
Is de 1908, v para otros fines.
Aprobada en- ii de Mario de 1909
Ley para enmendar la Secci6n 80
de In Ley Municipal, aprobada en- Mar
10 s de 1906.
Aprobada en- II de Mario de 1909.
Ley para enmendar la ley tituIada
Ley para enmcndar la ley para enmes+-
dar las ScccioneS 10, II, 13, IA, I5, IG,
10, u y "a de In ley titulada: Ley
proveyendo para ei mantenimiento y
policia de los caminos pnblicos en- In
isla de Puerto Rico, aprobada en- Mar
10 8, de 1906, para reglamentar n
velocidad proveer lcencias de an
tom6viles, para otros fines, aprobadz
en- Mario II de 1907, aprobada en- Mar.
10 II de 1908, y para enmendar La ley
"Para enmendar las SeccIones 10, 12.
13, IA, -, l6, II, %, "a y "a de la ley
titulada Ley proveyendo para ell mar
tenimento V policia dc los caminos pa
blcoS en- la isla de Puerto Rico, aprc-
bada en- Mario 8 de 1906, para re-.
glamentar la velocidad proveer Hcen-
ciaS de automobiles, y para otros fines
aprobada en- Mario ii dc 1907.
Aprobada en- II de Mario de 1902
Resolution Conjllnta autorizahdo aE
Auditor de Puerto Rico para saldar Eazs
recamaciopes de empleados que fun
cionaron como inspectores Y secreta-~
RIOS de coiegIoS en- las elecciones cefe>'
oradas en- . dc NoViemore de l''fo-
Aprohada en- - de tnero dc l9oJ
Ley para enmendar Ell Artienlo @h-
del Codigo Politico.
Aprobada en- de Mario de 1909.
Ley para enmendar la Secclon rs
oe I'd he@ pfo'f3 el''o para Ia '"i'ss'
trucci"n de un slstema de rfego, paxss
flJar los ingreSoS que del riego sc dss-
rlfen, para una aSighoclon lhcident&a
dc d"s"'>ntoS nal collars, con ei I'm esa
dar prncipl3 " IA obr~i Y para otrs'ss
tines, aprooada en- Sepuemore ID d@
l9Oo.
Aprobada en y de ftbrero de 1903
Ley proveyendo 10 neeesario para
Ia creacion de un negociado dc eStas-
distieas Judicial Y criminal Y para
otros fines
Aprohada IN II de Mario he l@1
Ley para ennendar Ia Seee3on ~ fae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-20

~ nos ha facilitado en- la ohcina
ia attorney. el proyecto de ley apr"-
hado rn Ia legislature, contra los ar
ticuios adulterados.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-15
SENTENCES IMPOSED.

0VerTuling the motlO1 in arrest OF
Judgment offered by the defense, Judge
William B. Sheppard, in Savannah, yes
terday afternoon, sentenced the five men
found guilty Of violating the Sherman
antitrust law and in two cases jail
sentences were imposed.
Spencer P. ShoIter, chairman OF the
board of directors Of the American Naval
Stores Company, was sentenced to serve
three months in Jail and to pay 6ne Of
So, 900.
Edmund S. Nash. president OF the
company, was fined $3, 900.
J. F. Cooper Myers, vice president of the
American Company and president of the
National Transportation aud Terminal
Company, was sentenced totbree months
in Jail and to paw fue Of 81, 500.
George Mead Bosrdmsn, of New York,
treasurer Of the American Naval Stores
Company. was fined $4,000.
Osrl Molilr, of Jacksonville, Fla,
agent of the American and general
manager OF the National transportation
aud Terminal Company, Jacksonville,
was fined s., 900.
Mr.. Shotter and Mr.. Myers we're
sentenced to terms in the Chatham
county Jail because they had been before
the court two years ago, entering pleas
of guilty.
Mr. MOller's sentence was made
heavy because of his connection with
the Terminal yards in Jacksonville,
where regarding and regaugIng we're al.
legged to have taken place.
The case will be sppealed to the
United States Court Of Appeals.
Bond 10 the sum Of $40, 600 was
given for all the defendants Jointly, and
they we're released pending the deter
mination Of their appeal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-15
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KILLED BY TORNADOES.

A dispatch from Kansas City says a
number OF persons we're killed BY lorna
does In that section yesterday afternoon,
aud probably twenty-five persons were
injured in Kansas Cilv last night. A
tornado visited the northern part OF Law
renee township, seven miles from Con-
cordia, Ksns, yesterday afternoon, de-
stro,iog much farm property and the
village of Hollis, including the church
and the elevator. There are reports cf
eight a'hs. A tornado at HolsingIoD,
fourteen miles west OF Great Bend, Kans. &,
yesterday killed two persons.
A bad storm passed through the
northwest part of Pawnee county, Kan
sss, yesterday evening, 10 which it is re-
ported one man was killed and another
one badly injured. Considerable damsge
10 property was reported.