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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-01
Weekly Bulletin 81 Per Year
OahuRa iIwayTime Table
Outward.

SSsWsSes F-f =
For waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stationsr-s9:15 .. m. $3.50 p m.
For. Pearl City, Eva Mil and Way
Statlons-t7.30 .. m, '9:15 q. m,
'1l:30 q. m, s2:15 p, m, $3.50 D. m.
'5:l6 y. m.., t9.a0 pc m, t11:15 p. m.
For Wahiawa and Leilehua--s10:2O
%. M. '5:15 p. m, 1880 p. m, t11:15
.p. IN.
y Inward. :.
Arrive Honolulu from xahuku. wal
aulua and Waianae-'s:S6 a. m,
'5:31 p. m. g ,..g' q aH
Arrive Honolulu from EVA Mill and
Pearl City--t7.45s q. m, 'S:38 a. M.
'I1:02 a. m. '1:40 y, M, '4:26 p. M.
'5:Sl p. m. 1850 p. m. "a ~, "a
Arrive Honolulu from WahiAwa and
Leilehua-77e;15 a. M, tl;+0 p. m. 1891
p. m. tlQ:10, p. m. ,,. ~, !,rt
, The Haleiwa Limited, a two.hour
train (only first class tickets honored) /,
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 1896
q. M; returning. arrives In Honolulu
|at 10:1 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl. City and Waianae outward,
and Waianae, Waipahu and Pearl City
inward. ~. -. $500
'Daily. tsunday Excepted. tsunday
G. 2. .nSsisoS. #. c. sMir THIa
stsgHPs!ripltasReds4Rst.s sos4 f,eR.,A'
:. BuIietin vusiness ffInA Ph an. QKh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-01

Collection. Promptly Accounted. Eor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-01

Their information apply to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-01

/. Ass editorial raom,-256 bp,',
ness offies. These are the telephone
numbers Of the Bulletin officS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
&crbGrsnuti5 be5iglid @rnnobciiters=
Gel 1d)es.

9u Elm bon ,Sohn 2auermon1, 8runb<
beiiser bes Sdulbiitrifts SEQ. 10 in Sic
lem County, undergraduates Sci ud,, in
lpeld1em a%rgegeben lit, huB er Der @iz
gent6iimer uai)ite6enb beldrtebener 2dnz
bereieu III, Die in aellun11tem 9iitrift &C
legen iilD, ndmlid: N@A BON S@A
bon Section 33, Ippn1btp 124, Ha11ge
80, uno OaB idb nuheSu brei Dleilen
5ur Sdlu!e inn 9iltrift $50. 10 unb mn
elite Nteiie sur Sd1ule I'M 9iitrift rs
hnbe; DEM 8ourb Der Gpul,tn zaor1n1t1dr<
re bon Stearl1s gountn unterbreitet plrz
Be; u11o bu in oem1elbeu %nad}seil1at piro,
Oub fetlle beIogteu 2ol1oereien upnt 81
itrfft $50. 10 eetrel'it ulip Dem 81
1trift SEQ. Is 5uge5dblt lperben m0dten.
r1o 81 geua11nter gparD 3eit unD Srt
be1ti1nmt hat fiir etu olesbe5iislides Ser
bDr, 10 lit hermit
Mpti5 %erlal1en, boB ge1auntes @e'ucA
bonn gouro in eiuer am Z. Wdr5, 1911.
Wtprgens 9 l1br IN Ser Sffice Deg Count
IT, Ml1bitprs in ct. glpuo beginnenben
6ibung besGountDz Natbs erDrtert uurbe,
gu fpelder 3ett l11D an lpelfem Srte
g%enun1te 8ebDrbe Sic Mrs11mente auer
babet intereiirter Garteien fin ober nez
GEN @enehmignng bes @eiuhes m1aeb0rt
nerben ioIen. 9abirt, ct. CLUB, Ninn.,
Den is. 2e5ember, 1910. SSm Nuftrage
BEG Board Ser gountpz &pnmindre.
(gerItegelt) Subn 3. &an.
gountns Mnbitor unb erofficio t >e5
8oar6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
&erb0rsnoti5 besiiglid) @runobeiiters
@eimdes.

9a ein bon Gal1l @egleiter, 8runpz
beliser I'M Sdulbiirrift 100 in bieiem
gountp, unter5eid]netes @elud, in melz
6em bargetbur1 lit, DaB er Ser yigenthIz
mer Ser nadltebenb beid1riebenen 2a11oez
reien lit, ndmlid: Cots $50. 13 unb IA
bon Section 6, Sptpnibip 1876, 9fange 81
me- tltd; unD baB ib bier Ai11per babe,
Die idulpflihtig 1inD, Sic @ege gum 81
1trift 202 ndber l111b beiier iil1p, lpie uud1
81 ali meiuem in ienem 9t1trtft gelegez
mem 2arbe; benz goarb Ser gpuntpz
&pmmi1Gre bon Steurns Gpuntp inter
brettet purDe; u11D bu in bemlelben 11adz
geiu6t tpirb, Dag feline beiugten 2d11Oez
reten bon genanntem 9titrtft 100 gez
trennt unb Sem %beiagten 9ii1rift 2O2 5uz
ae5dblt fperben mDdten; uuD ba belagter
8oarO 3ett unb Srt fir ein biesbe5iigliz
DIES gerb0r beltim1nt bat. 10 lit hermit
Noft5 erla1e11, OaB genanntes @e1uh
pom 8oarp in elmer ON I. Ndr5, 1911,
Morgens 8 l1br IN Ser Sifice bes Count
u SluOitors in ct. GlplD beginnenbeu
Sieung DesGpuntp z8atbs erDrtert tpurbe,
81 iDelf)er Seit ltub an lpeldem Srte
%geran1tte 8ebDrbe sic Nrgurnente aler
babel interenirter 9arteien fir oDer gez
gen @enehmigung be5 @eludes al1gebDrt
lperben lollen. 9aDirt, ct. glpuD, Ntinn.,
Sen 16. 9e5enber, 1910. SIN Muftrage
beg Board ser County &om1nindre.
(@erliegelt) Sp1n 3. &an.
Gountnz Nubitur, unb erofficio Glerf De5
8oarb. 6z2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
(Sffi5ieD
Serbanolungen oes 8uarb Ser Guun=
tn=Gummiil0re upu StcarnS
Guuntp, Miun.
gpu1tp Nunitor5 Cf1ice, Stenitug, Ben
80. gfuren1ber, 1910.

gpuntp auoitors CfTicc, Sienlrag, Sen
50. 9fnrember, 1910.
SpcSiele StHnug.|- Sem hilterlegz
ten Nufruf %5ufo(ge trut Die SebDroe S1z
1umn1en; unpeleno: S. 8. &Dlpulfplpsfi,
Gor1iBer; u11D Die apn1n1i1dre @eber,
aremer lnb ga1fielo. Put antrag lpurz
Sc ser @eridt pes DTfeutlidleu Grumtz
11atpren gutgehetBen unD G%intragul1g an
oecronet. = Suf Introa lplrbe ras Sc
1uh ser @enppefn Slpnn ais Seitumentsz
pplltrefertu, in meldlen1 I'M Nllderl tatz
tuug uuf Terionoletge1t5u1nsz Steuern
nndge1udt miro, bonn 8ourD gut
ee6eiBen l11,b Ser @utheiBung Der Wlin1ez
lota Steuer<a onrni1ion enpfoblen. -
sluf Nutrag tpuroe oas Geluh Deg @. 9.
Mithea fir &erringerung uuD Hiiderz
1%tnttllng Der Steuerl1 perlpprf fen. = Put
@eiu41 nabm Die Seh0rbe bic pp11 Ser
neutrality-suspicious. qer1ad1ten grhDz
burger auf @rlnnbei9ent6um uno @ebduz
Be I'M @il1age Golb Spring IN @ieDererz
1pdgu11g, unD auf Intrug murbe Ser
Mir11eiptaz5 teuerfommiNiDu empfo1len,
DaB Ste g%rb0bung, Sic auf @ebGllbe pprr
- sqle!fullusbnurb ullf 25 ~"roSent CT
bDbuna berabgeieBt lperben 1pa. lr1D baB
Die auf @runpeigertbum %gen1adte @rb1z
bnng auf so Ero5eut grbDbung nerrinz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29

@taat gegen @ictor Molenide $1.12;
@beiter @inb6urit, 3elgengebibr, Stant
gegen Sbeo. aautb $1.12; @eit 3ubliibz
ing So, 2 Supplements 1909 Dti11neloz
ia rebibirter @eleBe $40; &c. Dpuna,
SrieDensridtersgebIbr, Staat geger ST.
Serral 1886; besgleihen 3 Gage 9ienit
beim 3dblen Der e~tngegangenen Gpuntnz
@abl5ettel $3.50; GbuarD 3upp, Erdz
mien fir ELECTROMAGNETIC $780,
Muf Mntrag Beg Sacpb @eber, unterltiist
bon S. 8. GanfielO, murDe Die Gedynl1ng
BEG Sacpb 81. 2abr I'M 8etrage bon $50
fir ggtraoienit per1porfen. guf antrag
8ertagung fine Sic.
S. 9. @otpaIfotpsti, @prliter
bes Gountbbnarb bon gtearn5
County, Ntnn.
8eitdtigt: Sobn g: Nau, County Nuoiz
tor nnb egofficio Glerf bes Spuro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
Wiihiaan.

Ietroit.- Iie Gerhanollgngen
III Gem NrpseB Ser &egierung gegen
Sic Great Safes Coming Company,
Sic ais angeblid)er Sruit ~allfgelDlt
merSen lpa, fanre11 am Conner tag in
9etroit s1 gn>e, lt1o merOen am 3.
Snll1ur IN G.epeluuO, 8, Dor Dem
Spe5ialerarinatpr M}iller peiter auf=
ae1onnnen. Nm Inn1erl tag murDe11
nod, Sic Better rno Tilhrer Derld,1e=
reter in 9etrudt fommenDen Tubr=
,sel1ge ais 3el1gen pernomn1e11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
Sreitug, Den 16. 9e5cmber 1910.

Ser @%ertagung gemdB trat Die @e2Drz
Be %slliun1men; ale N5italierer al1neleno:
5. 8. &o1pulfo1p5fi ul5 Gpr1i3er. MuT
Mntrng murhe ou5 8elu'h BEG Nru1l5 So
&c, IN meld)em nufgelud1t rptrD BON elnem
9iltrift in einen nnoerr snoela1en S1
.peroen, perlpprfen. = e'elut beg 6.
Sorgeroing lr1o ul10erer fir %afation Ell
neg 5helle5 be5 @tlrnur uuD Welro1e
Gol1ntn ~iT:u9rlpeas77 snllrDe Dem Sparo I'M
terbreitet unb auf Nntrug angepronet,
oaB Elm @erh0r be5ilglth Deg Sci udes I'M
3immer Ser gountpz aum1ni1dre IN Der
5tubt Ct. GlpltD in genan1ltem Gpn1tp
qehulten peroe ON Gtei1ltug, Den I. Mdra
1911, Morae1s 8 llhr, 5ll lpelher 3eit
l11b an peld)em Flate genannte 9ebprpe
aGes 'nos gegeu uoer~ fir Genehmiauns
oes c'e'udes porgebraft miro, arbD ren
:piro; IND lpeiter6in a11geprnnet, nuB s.
ulfprpsfi, 5. 8. ganfielo ul0 Snz
b @sber, Witglicper Ser Gpuntgbeborz
Sc hermit nls &pn1ite eruannt lt11o, LINT
g%eaannte proponirte Stretfe oe5 nelen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
melde in l1nierem Staate bisber por-
qefulnlren iii. gs hanOelt 1ib oubei

melhe in l1nlerem Staate 6isber por-
gefplmllen iii. gs hanOelt ltb oubei
I'M guubul5 o allen 2angen uno
fir Sic peridieoenlten Germenoungen.
= SIN udditen 6%riibia1re miro nit
Gen Germeilungeu uno nit Ben tbat=
I1dliten Mrbeiten an rieiieen Srri=
gationSproieften begon1en meroe11,
melhe n1ebr oils cine Milliun Mder
Inn 0ltlifeu lulo 5entralen 5belle oes
Staates iiir Acknowledgements gemlnne1
]often. Gle @elanuntfolt ten fir Oas
gul1se llnternebmen meroen nit Der
beOeuteuoen Slmme uun $55,OOO,=
900 perunld)lagt, uuO oiele Soften
meroen Ourh priputes &apitul geoedt
merben, oenn oas ltnternebm1en lit
n0uig unabbangig Don Ben Nroleften
ser @unsesregierrng in &olbington.
Scr beoel1tenoite Sbeil Aieler Mnla=
gen lit Sos Observation-Disclosures oas
100 Meilen meitlih BON Spofane
100000 Ncfer 2au0 bep1liern ion.
3ie Soften oieles Eruiefts meroen lih
nllf uugefGbr $500 itelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
Deilt 11morrhoioen in s bis IL


guer Ipothefer rufro @elo suritrterltatten tpen1
Ha;o ointment uerfphlt. traeuo ei7eu val upn
iudenoeu. blinneu. blutesoeu uno porortnaenoen
6d,norrboioeu in 6 bis IA Sagen SIT belIen. Mern
Npotbeter es uit3t auber. miro pS p%urtotret ue=
ianot roth Glnpfana nes IreileS BON Der Taris Me
niriue SO. ct. 0puis. Mo. %S1=6nte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29

@eges at nnter utlen nn0 buE genunnz
tes Aumite auf Ser 5trede oe5 @eges 3ll~
lammeu fontmeu ipu am A~usgaugspunfz
tie oes prppontrten @eges am Srettug,
Ben 81. Saruur, 1911, Nabmittags 2
lin, gum 3mecfe, Die propp1trte Strede
belugten Meges 81 unter1lld]en unD Darz
ilber al berid]teu IN elmer Stbung DeS
8parb, Die lpdterGin beltimmt miro, ul1D
ba6 Diesbe5ilglihe 8efunutmad)ung erlaIz
in ,1nD nact 8e1ebesppr1Grift dngebeftet
lrerbeu. = Guf Nntrag @ertagung bic
9 llbr Nadjnlittags.
NaImittaasiisu1a, Den IS. Sec. 1910.
Ser @ertagul;g gen1dB trat Die 8e6Drz
De %SuIa1n1ren; ollie WitslieHer anlpelenh
s. 9. &nmalfplpsfi dl5 Gor1iser. = Nuf
Mntrag Oe5 S. 8. @mlftelD, unter ltiist
bon Gdlentiu GERMAN, Dllroen Die Ged)=
mlngen bes Splp1 @rope i'm 8etrage po1,
$3.50 unD $3.50, bas lit fir @egez
uuo @riidenzylrbeit bonn 8ourD pertpprz
fen. = Sic @elube Der nucbgenaunten
Gorliter ibrer betreffeubeu Sotpns, in
lnelteu Inn 8euiQigungen. aus DEM
County, @egez uuD 8riicferzSpnp fir
Splpnz, @egez uno 8riicfenz 3lpede nudlz
gcIudt miro, murbeu Dem Board DDrgez
legt unb uuf antrog Die ibreu relpeftiz
ben Nameu %gegenilber ifebenDen 8etrage
belpiligt: ssp6n 9. 9irfes, Solpu Alba1n,
$$35; 2pllis @nrtig, Solpu Golegepille,
S67.50; 1tinri6 Steihen, Wui11e Erui=
rie 500; Mnton 3irbes, NelroIc $500;
2@ilhetm @pppe, Suf $500; Sobn S.
Meste3, ct. Su1epb $SS. 16; s. S. Sprgz
mo,1l1, Suuf Centre, $247; Widuel @iBz
mu11l1, &afefielo 500; 6. g. sarteu,
Ginuge Serteu S1O6.S7. = Muf gnz
trog lpurbe ba5 @eiuh bes W. 81. Sci
fen, in neld1em Inn HuGerituttlma Ell
reg Sbeiles Der he5ahlten @rul1peigenz
Trims l@teuern nudlgei udt miro, gltgebetz
BEN bon Der Se6DrDe ll1O Der Stuat5z
Steuertouminiou 5ur @utbeiBrng emz
pfpblen. Nuf Nntrag @ertagul1g big 8
lt6r ullperr W}prgens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29
Muf Mntrag |ertagllng

CERT peroe. - auf Antrag S%ertaglng
fine Die.
Office bes Gountnz Nubitor, 5tearrs
S. 9. Annalfolpsfi, Ynr1iser Des
8purb Der gountD= gpn1mil]dre
bon Stearns COUNTY, Mtnn.
Sobn g. Hau, @olmtpz AuDitor
urlb erpfficiD Glerf bes 9ourD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29

F>SIllitSS1 =. NNoSkt ~. CtAAlp SoltktiJ~ AIlio
uuD egofficip glerf bes 9ourD.
County Nuoitprs Office, 9onnerltag, Ben
Is. Sec. 1910.
spcsielle situns. : Sem hinterlegz
ten Mufruf 5ufplge trut Die Golmtpzge.
bDroe su'ummen. S. 8: @otpalfolpsfl
als &prliser unb bic Mitalieber SAT.
@ermanu, Sucub @eber, Syn. @remer
llnn =. s.. Garfield anlpelenh. @eiub oes
sSplepb q. @uer fir Shnnfli5eus i'm
Somn 8rpG.pon murbe nit Dem Sono
Dem 9ourb pprgelegt, uuf Mntrag gutgez
bei6en. Die 8iirg1dlaft Der Nmerican Suz
retp Company beltdtigt nnD S6anfli5ens
9cfuGbrt. : Nuf Mutrua pnroen Die Be
ridlte oes Sberiffs 9. S, Wtortt fir Die
Mpnute Sftpber uub Npuember 1910 an
oenpnmen u1o G%intragung a1georbnet.
: Ser @erid1t bes gcoro Of Mln1t lpurz
Sc Dem @puro pprgelegt, a~ueenommen
II. @iutragung III Sic G%ountpulbitor5 slz
der uuoeDrpnet. : Splgeuoe 8%iirg1d9ufz
ten mllroen pprgelegt unD ppm gou1tpz
slnlpult heitdti9t in Sesug ullf Sprm lnp
Musfiihrung uno uuf Nntrug ml!roeu Die
lelben bonn Sourp gl1tgehelBen: Shr11t.
Sdmitt, Counting Nnsmetiter, S235,O00
,SSphu Is. 9luu. @oumtnzN l1pitDr $1O.O0o;
,Spbn 2u1g, MeQiltror, $4,000; 5einrld,
:. 2imperidl, MISUNDERSTANDING ST.
900; Soleph 9. @irrsl. @ount)z Inpalt
$1,000. = Nllf Nntrug purbe ods Sc
inch oes 2pren5 Sla1nuif uno al1oerer
fiir H%epurutllr am 9plmtnzvrubcu Ao.
II slriidgeleat. Iuf 9lntrag Gertaglng
Bis : llhr Nudlmittags.
notwithstanding, Sen Is. Sec. 1910.
Ser &ertuglma gcmdB trut Die Sehprz
Be sulunfn1eu; ule Mit0l1coer ulllpe1enn,
:. 8. &ppulfntpsfi uls @prlitser. : Sic
Ger1iherlueszYp(i fiir nus Mphnbull5
pes sSuuitors murbe Dem BOARD bon 80.
9oor unroeleat itno in 8etroue BON ST.
900 beldtiot. = Geiud nes Spfu 2ulz
er1nor11, pom Shllniitrift 10 aetren1t
l1uD Dem uneren5enoen 9iltrift Is 6ugez
s6hlt al uerbeu, prrbe Gem 8paro Dor
3cleot, unaenpnrmeu lnn Nuttrug gegez
ZEN. paB Dffentlid1e SefaIu1tn1udlll19e11
e%rloien unn ein &erfDr a%e3ulten lperpe
fir ole babel Suterenlrte IN Der StBung
nes Spurb, nelde, an I. Widr5 1911 be-
oirut in ser Nuottpr5 Office 81 ct.
glnrn, IN genuruteM Gountn. Sc
1llth nes Enrl @egleitner, bonn Sdulz
ciitrift 100 getreunt llo Dem ungrer15eNr
oen ShulDiitrift 2O2 5lgesdhlt 51 lDer7
Der, pl1rpe Dem 8puro porgelegt, dngez
npn,n1eu l,1p ul1geornnet, DaB pfre11tl1dle
Setunntmnd)lmgen %erla1en llllo Elm YET
hIr aler babel interenIrter Torteten &C.
belten meroe in elmer ON I. Wldr5 1911
heainner1ben Sitrng in Der Sffice Deg
Gpul1tn zNunitprs in Ser Stubt ct. Glona
III genol,ntem Gpu.,tl). I11i Nutrug Ser
taglIng bis 8 l1br onpereu yfprgens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-29

&0nnte es etnen b%erjlidcreu, eineu freuu>1idrren @unid 9ebsn,
ais jenen, Ser gum gsediel b8 9ahres III Nuer bcutidem &reiie
sic 9tnnoe madt uno nobel 10 mcblf1in9enb Sic @orte on's Sbr
oe5 Begribten ldallen?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29

vested in his children. The poor
man sacrifices his whole life to raise
his children, and hopes that when
they grow up they will be a help to
him in his old age. If the rich man s
children go to the bad, the rich man
still has money to support him, but
when the poor mans children go to
the bad, all his wealth is lost, and
he is left in his old age to a life of
misery. The saloon is an institution
that robs the poor man of his chill
dren and he ought to be against it
even more than the rich man.
THE rich men will not live where
there are saloons. They will have the
land deeds fixed up so that no sa-
looms can be established, or they will
have laws made to bar out the sa-
looms. Some Christian people ease
their consciences by having laws
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29

John Eaves, Mrs. Della Ford, Mrs.
Mary Gibbs, Ambrose Horton Jr., Miss
Jones, care Mrs. Bobsoe; Walter Jack
son, Gus Johnson, Charles Klinke. F.
x. Kelsow, Walther Ketthler, Grover
Kane, Mrs. Ebert Lindbeck, L. Lar
son, Roy Lampkin, DR.. c. Lee, Fred
Lee, Miss Josephine AIirer, Joliet d.
Muintr, c. D. Morris, George McIntire,
Oscar Peterson, w. w. Pliley, Billy
Price, Thomas w. Rice. Rochester
Brewing company, Miss Sophia SchIp-
pell, William Turner, Dick Woodruff,
Rev w. w. William, c. II. Williams,
Charles E. Williams, Mrs. Winnie
Wieland, Mrs. Grace Wilson. Dick
Winchester, William J. Williams, Mrs.
Walter Wilson, Mrs. Mable D. Walker.
Foreign - Renda Agostino, Jack
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29

made to keep the saloons away from
the church doors; but when you drive
it to-the homes of the poor people
the least able of all to withstand it's
ravages. The poor man cannot drive
the saloon away from his door with
money, like the rich man, for he has
not the money; but he has a vote,
and with that vote he can and should
drive the saloon away from hts door.
where Some Are Going
'|They tell us that If you drive the
saloons out of your city there will be
people who will go long way to get
liquor. Well, it's long way to hell
and some people are going there, but
that is no reason why you should
make a hell of your city for their
las Roman Catholic, appeal to
Roman Catholics to stand solidly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29
Carleson, Louis Mccain.
HUGH A. J. MCDONALD,
Postma ster
Inflammatory rheumatism Cured ir
Three DAYS.

Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind.
says: MY wife had infIammatory
rheumatism in every muscle and joint /;
her suffering was terrible and her body
and face were swollen almost beyond
recognition; had been in bed for six
weeks and had eight physicians, but
received no benefit until she tried DR..
Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism. It
gave immediate relief and she was
able to walk about in three days. am
sure it saved her life" Sold by Otto
Grotjan, 1901 Second avenue, Rock
island; Gust Schlegel & Son. 22o West
Second street, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29
united with their Protestant brethren

united with their Protestant brethren
in this warfare against the saloon,
their common enemy. The Roman
Catholic church is opposed to the sa
loon. The highest authority in the
church in this country, the plenary
council of Baltimore, decreed against
the American saloon, branding it as
a dangerous business and called upon
the people to shun the saloon"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-29
AdvertIsed List No. IL.

For week ending March &c, 1910:
Mrs. Garet Austin, Mrs. Maggie
Allen, George Allen, Mrs. Sadie Bal
llnger, CarmeIo Berardi, Ludie Boggis,
Miss E. Brown, Charlie Campbell,
James j. Carnahan, Miss Bessie Croft
ferd, Mrs. Edna Collins, Richard Gus
ter, Henri NJ. Debreene, L. r. Doud,
Charles butcher. Miss Laura Dawson,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02
STILL MORE LOCALS

Mrs. Milt Henry visited relatives
near Red MOI nd
Il 900 yards 61-inch embroidery &c
per yard. Rogers.
Mrs. w. Nj. Trowbridge is confined
to her home with la grippe.
Come with your cash on Friday,
March A. to Thompson's fire sale.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Prim-
mer, last Thursday, 10-pound daugh-
ter
Mrs Rogue Of Westby was the
guest of Mrs. Nels Solvers0n last Sat
urday.
Hon. ]. Henry Tate celebrates the
eightieth anniversary of his birthday
next Saturday.
Landlord Torger Fortney attended
the automobile show at Milwaukee last
Friday and Saturday
Members of the Freshmen class ut
the high school gave a dancing party at
Opera hall Friday morning.
A Chicago specialist was called to
this city to consult with local doctors
in regard to the condition of Frederick
Dyson, who today is slightly improved.
After three years residence IN TINS
city as editor of The Republican, Mr..
Harry +. Bailey leaves next Friday for
Richland Center. to which place he was
preceded by his family some time ago.
Ringing Brothers are reported TO
have forty elephants in the Baraboo
winter quarters, and they consume 100
pounds Of hay a day, little over 100
pounds to the animal
Mrs. Gertrude Hestethun passed
peacefully away Monday evening at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. 0.
Anderson, in this city. Death came at
the ripe and unusual age of ninety five
years.
Operated on twice within two years,
Reinhard Steiner, of Stoddard com
munity died on the night of the goth at
a hospital after brief illness Of two
weeks, following surgical operation.
Decedent was AZ years old and is sur
vlved by widow and FIVE children.
Congressman A. w. Kopp of this
district introduced a bill in the house of
representatives providing for increased
compensation for rural mail carriers
The bill provides for an annual allow
ance to rural carriers Of $3.50 for horse
hire, in addition to the present salary
of 5000, which is inadequate under the
present high cost of living and horse
feed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02
How often do you
eat this food?

a short time ago there appeared in
the columns Of one Of the prominent
magazines an article on building brain
and muscle by the proper selection of
the foods you eat.
A good many people we're surprised
70 find oatmeal placed at the top Of the
list OF foods recommended; but il the
article had appeared in an English or
Scotch paper every reader would have
expected to see first place given to
good oatmeal.
As a matter of fact Great Britain
and Europe come to us for tremendous
quantities OF Quaker Oats because il
represents tothem perfect food being
the richest in favor and best in clean
hness and purity, Of all oatmeals.
Convenience and economy are served
by the way it is packed-regular size
lOc packages and large size family
packages, 25c. g
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02

Mrs. Robert White, and son James,
Of Riverside, California, arrived Mon
Jay evening, in response to a telegram
announcing the serious condition of her
mother, Mrs. Kate Slater, who fell and
fractured her hip few days ago.
Charles Hawkins of Webster town
says this February has been the most
remarkable he ever saw. He is an old
settler and can't remember of Feb
ruary with so much continued cold and
no thaw.
Henry Benn, who has been suffering
from stomach trouble for some time,
went to Mayo Brothers hospital at
Rochester, Minnesota, to receive treat
ment and undergo an operation if nee
essary. Word has been received from
him that an operation was not neces-
sarv, that he was taking treatment but
would be home soon.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02
An Attentive Daughter.

i don't see why you are not as con
siderate OF my comfort rs you used to
be Of your fathers. remarked bus
band to his Wife. who had shewn signs
Of neglect. When come into the
house / have TO hunt for my slippers
and everything else happen to want,
but when nsed 10 court you. and your
father would come In from the city.
you would gather up his thie-s wheel
bis eaSy chair TO the tire, Waria his
slippers and get hitu head rest aud
foot rest So that ati he had to do
was To be comfortable
oh, that was only 10 make him
50 to sleep sooner" was The young
wife'S satisfactory explanation Lou
don Mail!
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02
lFrom the cashton Record

Henry Hall was IN from Blooming.
dale. He says that his youngest child
is still very sick. The little fellow has
suffered for nearly three months and is
nothing but skin and bone at present.
His sickness started with typhoid fever
In Vernon county Michael Brody's
name is being mentioned in political
circles as possible candidate for mem.
Der of assembly. We doubt if Mr..
Brody has even given the matter a
thought. Mike is excellent timber,
however.
A deal of no small proportion was
made here this week between P. II.
Justinger and Walter Lord. Mr.. LORD
purchased the bo,tling works of Just
niger and traded III his residence prop
erty.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02
The Second Fiddle.

The second fiddle is. on the whole,
the most widely played Of All iustru-
ments- fortunately, since it is 50 espe-
cially the Instrument OF harmony.
\ great many men have an aptitude
fer the second hddle. ANA. where they
they take il up NJ once without TOO
much vain experimenting with more
nretentiouS parts they Gnd much salts.
faction in it, There is plenty Of laor
work done with the second nddIe.
though Men who are forced ID it by
marrying or other mischauce are very
likely TO play badly.
a master Of the second fiddle Is not
least among masters, and he mas ue-
sides the promise Of inheritIug THE
earth, Puck.