Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-01-19
YE GOOD OLD PIONEER DAYS.

Old Settlers Meeting Next Week-Makc i
Big success.
The first annual meeting of The rsor
ganizsd county pioneer association vii
be held at the Opera house in yiroana
on Thursday Of next week, January 27
The roads, weather and sisck season d
year ought to contribute to large auc
interesting meeting OF pioneers. The
hoIlr for meeting is 1890. when Presi
deaf McMichael will give Grief talk anc
welcome the fathers and mothers who
b'aved the adversities and rude condit
ions of early days. The musical features
OF the day will be in charge of Mrs. d
q Mahoney. Col. Butt will deliver ar
address before the dinner hour.
Afternoon music, short talks on ear.
ly times and affairs. George III. Bryan
will give his early recollections of tbs
town of Stark. Mother Seeley, aged 81
will speak OF pioneer days. There will
be other addresses.
At this meeting arrangements will be
made for the semi-centennial celebration
OF state constitution, 10 be held May %
Now days when man goes to see
his doctor, he is promptly advised te
Csc Rocky Mountain Tea. - Craig & Go
Rocky Mountain Tea comes from
natures laboratory and has proved time
and again that nothing equals it as
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DIR. Fox's Tablets are not patent
medicine, but scientific preparation
containing pepsin, pancreatic, ginger
etc, especially prepared for the cure
of dyspepsia and indigestion.
Give DIR. Fox's Tablets one tria
and you will feel immediate relief. Ash
your druggist about them.
If You wish to know the secrets Of
society woman's beauty, listen to what
they say about Rocky Mountain Tea. -
Craig & Co.
Ne.ghboring journalistic Jottiugs
The Milwaukee Sentinel has just in,
stalled $4,000 perfecting press in its
Office. just think of that, boys, what 9
lot of subscription rutabagal and cord
wood it would take to buy ''critter" Of
that lind. But the Sentinel can use il
in it's business because it is one Of the
really great metropolitan papers of the
west.
The MonSovi Herald, always bright
and interesting, Clearly outdid all its
contemporaries in giving an exhaustive
write-up of its ch uming little city,
artistically illustrating the same with
cuts of its business blocks, streets and
individuals.
The La Crosse Chroaicle is taking on
its old time vigor and enterprise. In
general La Crosse people have oanse for
congratulation over the enterprise and
character Of their newspapers
The Baraboo Republic has few equals
among our exchanges as a local news
gatherer. But perhaps the Republican
brethren don't care to he classed among
the country fry" since it issues 8
sprightiy daily.
The Prairie du CHEN Union editor
tally gives Hon. j. o. Davidson most
deserving endorsement for state treas
urer.
The CENSOR ventures advice to the
Boscobel Dial Enterprise not to become
too warm on congressional and other
politics It's the right season Of year to
become too ovsrhented, brethren.
The publisher of the Richland Rustic
is making pleasant weekly feature in
his paper by printing the picture of
some well known or prominent person.
age. The last issue contained the fsmll-
lar face of Lewis / Johnson, superin-
tendent of their county asylum.
The Mineral Point Tribune celebrated
the half. century of its publication on
January Age does not impair its
usefulness or dim it's brightness. Dur
ing thirty years of this time the name
of w. Fl. Bennett has stood at the head
of the Tribune editorial column as edit