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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

Me otrzymawszy zadnego uzasad'
nionege protestu co do ~nieszczesli.
wego brata j. Suchodolskiego, cz}on'
ka gr. 4O5 W Jersey City. Wydzial
Wsparc wysla} nu dnia q z. m.
wsparcie W sumie dwudziestu dola.
row.
Wydzia} Wsparc otrzymal prosbe
cd zarzadu gr. 343 W Filadelfji, Pa,
o udzielenie ~wsparcia jej cz3onkowi,
bratu Walentemu Waligorskiemu,
ojou szesoiorga dzieoi, ohorujaoemu
juz cd trzech miesiecy.
Ktoby z braci zwiazkowyoh mial
DO przeciwko wyp1aceniu wsparcia W
powyaszym wypadku, MECH doniesie
Wydzialowi Wsparc.
K Zychlihski prezes.
s. Barszczenski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

Galesowskisgo. IS Boulevard Ma
lesherbss, Psris, France, prsez Mil
waukee Ave. State Bank, Chica-
60, Ill.
T. N. Helihsh,
Kom. Skarbu Mar. Pol. ma Stany
Zjedn. Am. Pom.
CHICAGO, d. 6 lipca 1899.
Wszystkie pisma polskie uprasza
sie o aaskawe powt6rzenie powytsze'
60 sprawozdania.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
WiadOmOSci ZwiazkOwe.

CIR. 276 20 Chicago.
Posiedssnis tow. Tytusa D1iaiyh,
skiego odbedsie sic " prsys.is ME
dsiele, t. ]. dnia 10 b. M, o gods.
Poiudniu, " hall Puiaskiego, 800 s
Ashland ave. Do saplaoenia pr.y.
psds ma katdsgo osionks rssem
81 81. - Jsblohski, sekr.
CIR. 396 % North Tonawanda.
Zawiadamiam oslonk6w tow. Nv.
Michala Arohaniola, gr. 396, IL 20.
sisdzsnis kwartalns ~odbedzis sic d,
10 liros, o gods. " wiso.orem, v
hall .wykiyoh posisdrsh. Kstdy
csiousk jest obowis.sny stawic sic
punktuslnie, pod kara 25o.
Zswisdamiam takas tycb, kt6r.y
jsszc.s nile nalsfs do Aadnsj organi
sacji, 10 wstspne do nssssgo tow.
wynosi tylko l dolsrs. - PIotr Js.
sella, sekr.
Or. 354 70 Black Rock.
Zswiadamiam q o1lonk6w tow.
Nadr'sjs, gr. S54 W Black Rock, N.
p, IL posisdsenis przypsds " soho.
to, dnia ID b. m, . poniewst posis
dzenis to jest kwartJns, vie, ME-
obscnofc osionks pooisgs "a sobs
ksre 25J. podiug Art. III 5 2 kon-
stytucji tow. O2roor o~yrkulsrIs O..
csionkom trrsba wisdsiec,ts r6wnisz
prsypsds pisoic dOksorowi "a 3 mie-
siaoe.
A tskts swracsm uwage 81. tow,
IL csss nsjwiekssy, sbyscIe obrali ns
tenn posisd,euiu delegate ma Ssjm
prsysziy. Dlasego 81. csaonkowis
povinni sic wsrysoy jak jsden sta
wic M to posisdssnis. = l. Unis
jswski, sekr. prot.
CIR. SO 70 Woverly. ". Y.
Tow. Obrohoy Polski, gr. 80, ns
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
u Bradd0cs, Pa.
Oddzidt Rrakus6u

w 1896 roku, kiedysmy zaiozyli
nasze tow. Ojdziai XII w. P. Kra.
kusow W B~rsddook, Pa, gr. 352 u.
N. p, mielismy zaproszenie ma re
brsnie p~arsfjaIne, ola obrad kup-
ma Tub budowy kosciols W Brad
dock, Pa. Przybycie nasze Da. sale
zwrociso uwsge ks. ST.. (szmei-
za) "a odznaki zwiaskowe, kt6 yob
widoku zniesc ME mogi i rozpoczal
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
P0dziek0wanie.

Druhom nassym buffaloskim
osionkom Zwissku Nsrodowsgo Pol.
skisgo, kt6rzy tax ssrdscsnie, COS.
oinnie, po bratersku prsyjeli M,
Podosas pobytu nas.ego " B1ffale
M Zlocis Sokolim, skladamy nInisj'
sssm podsiekowanis publiosne
Mech 4yjs braoia nssi " Buffalo
Mech ayjs ro.wija sic Zwis.sL
Narodowy Polski, MECH w.rasts v
moo oiala ! ducha Sokolstwo Polskie
"a ohwale Ojo.y zaie, na pobybel
jej vrogoml
Csofsml
s. Barsscsswski, j. J. Chrsanowskl
K. zychlihski, F. Reichel, A. Bias.
ozyhski, w. Ssymahski ora. innl
Sokoh Z Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

~. 452 70 Haslston.
Tow. Ryosrss jena III Sobieskis.
60. pod op. sw. Pietra I PAWN m
p~osiedseniu dais IL ossrvca .rb.
obraao nowy sar.sd Z nassspujsoych
o.sonk6w:Es
.ttIg. ssydio, kspissn.prssss; Jan
Pr.ybsk, Pierwssy officer. wlos-prs.
resi- stanisiaw Berys, drugi officer;
stanisaaw Mstussew ski, .ekr. fin. /;
J6.ef Wyrfai, skarbnik; Pictr Ma.
vr.oaj Paved F~abijss., dyrsLtcrry;
Ka.imisr' Cwikovski. ohcr,ay. =
Wsselkie listy ! korsspondsncje ty.
ossos sie tego tow. prosss sdresowa6:
st. Matuszsvski. No. 8 Company
House. Hssleton, Pa.
~. III 70 Chicago.
Niniejsssm zawiadamism vssyss.
kich ozaonk6w tow. K6lka Drama.
tyosnsgo 81. 277, Il missiso.ns 20.
'iedssnis odbsdds NE " nisd.isls
dois l6 liPoa, o gods. 2 po poludniu
" hall svykfyoh p~osisd1eh, pr.eto
uPrasra sic wssysskieh o,lonk6w, q.
ssby sic jaknsjliosniej stswili, 20.
uiewaa vatns sprawy pr.Yjds pod
obrady. K. Reskowski, sskr.
Or. 8 20 Cleueland, o.
Tow. Obrofc6w Zwiazku bed.ie
mia}o swoje regularne posied.enie
W niedziele d. 10 lipca o godz. 1.30
Pc po&udniu. w poniedzialek o 60
dzinie 8 wieozorem obrachunek i re-
wizja ksiazek oraz obrsohunek z ba-
lu, ktory odbedzis sic W sobote dnia
10 lipoa. Posiedzenia i bal odbeda
sic ma sail ,,Bia1ego Orla" mar. Tod
al. i Third ave. Prosze zarazem 81.
zarzadu z roku 1893, ably sic staral
wszelkie kwity tow. z roku 1893 ma
posiedzeniu towarzystwu w~reozy6.
b. w. Kurzejka, sekr.
Or. 27S 70 Buffalo.
Zawiadamiam wszystkich czlon-
kow tow. Jan III Sobieski, gr. 27S
W Buffalo, il posiedzenie ~p6}roozne
odbedzie sic W niedziele, 18 lipoa r.
b., o godz. 4 pc poludniu, W lokalu
zwykaych posiedzeh p. n. 1903 Sy-
camore ul., ma kt6rem obecnosc
wszystkich cz}onk6w Jest koniecznie
~Potrzebna, gdyz bedzie obierany de.
legat do Sejmu XIII q. N. P
Ignaoy J. Kendziora, sekr.
Gr. 376 10 Plymouth.
Ma rocznem posiedzeniu tow.
Straz Wolnosci, or. 376. odbytem d.
10 ozerwoa r. b., zosta} obrany nowy
zarzad z nastePujscyoh cz}onk6w:
Jozef Zawodniak, prezes; Jak6b
G&odek, wiceprezes; Franoiszek G1o.
dowski, kasjer; Adam S. Piotrowicz
sekr. prot; Waoiaw Sieredzki, sekr.
fin.; oPiekunowie kasy: Franciszek
Jab{ohski, Franoiszek Kolozehski
Antoni Stefahski; marsza.ek Jan Ur-
baniak.
Zarazem zawiadamiam czlonk6w
tow. Straz wolnosci, gr. 376. re PREY.
szle posiedzenis odbedzie sic dnia 16
liPoa T. b., o godzinie punkt 2 pc po-
iudniu. Zatem ka.dy cz.onek jest
obowiazany stawic sic, DO So waane
sprawy do zalatwienia.
Wszelkie listy i korespondenoje
tyozaoe sic tow, powinny bye pre-.
sylane ma rece sekretarza, jak naste-
puje: Adam S. Piotrowicz, P. o. box
Ills, Plymouth, Pa.
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z Detroit, Mich.
PoHedzenie

Posiedzenie.
P6frocsne ssbranis Towarsystwa
Prsyjsci6i Divinity i'm. Tad. KoI
oius,h odbedsie sic " pr.yssis ME.
d.isle, dnis 10 lipoa, o gods. 4 pc
poiudniu. " hall oh. sikory. PREY St.
Aubin al. Zarzqd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13
Wykaz grup,

ktore .aoayly dObrowolny podatek ma
r.eoz Wyd.iaau Wsparc q. N. P. cd
81 maja do l lipca 1899 I.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

, 1887
4 przeniesienia 5I.34
Omylka W popped. wykazie 100
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-13

WOE vi. Siedziba Wiatrow POI.
nocnych. Boreasz siedzi p~omiedzy
lodowatemi gorami, o~taczajsce &c
genjusze dina W traby j graja ma ar.
zach eolskich - tworzac Wiatr POI.
noony.
Woz VII. B,rzs. Pokszuje znisz.
%czenia zrzadzcne przez wiatry POI.
nocne.
Wos VIII. Arka przymierza. Mad
spokojns dolina zwieszs sic tecza, ma
ktoreJ siedzi siedmiu geniusz6w, wy.
o~braaajac siedm kolorow teczy. A
Moi z ~roszczka oliwna W reku wsks.
zuje W gore.
Woz TX. Zrodlo pryzmatyczue,
wyobrazs swiatio s}oneczne podzie
lone na siedm pojedyhozyoh kolo
row odbitycb W pryzmaoh j plyna-
cych niby woda z paszcz potwornyoh
Fab.
WOE X. Lato niesione ma skrzyd.
bach olbrzymiego motyla. Pod wpiy-
wen ciepia, szmeru lisci ] zrodei /
brzeczenia owadow, muchy lesne "a
sypiaja ma mszystych ksmieniacb.
W6z XII. Zima. Przyroda Jest "
lodowstych szponsch zimy. Diva OIL
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
JEFFERSnN

SPRrNGvILLE, Sept. I1th.-The church So
cial on Friday evening was held 1T the home
of w. NJ. Bouffleur. Despite the cool weather
a generous supply of ice cream was exhaust
ed. and the organ fund proportiouately in
creased 30. q. Sveen has the house former
ly Grandma Kendalf's home, moved upon the
wall from which Mr.. Kendall moved his
house last year. Mr.. Syeen will make some
repairs before Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gardner
occupy the same. . w. g. Miller hauled ma
ing his tobacco shed Roy Frazier is home
after a long absence. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N.
Groves lately visited Jas. Dickson. of Clinton
Mrs N p; Moody and Mrs. Reed. former
residents OF the county, spent last Tuesday
at Mr.. Groves -. Miss Frances Older spent II
week with relatives in and near Blooming
dale. Mrs. Peter Hanson and son brought
Chicago. with Miss Minnie Boufieur, were at
w. M Bouffteur's during the week =. Mr..
and MRS. Puiver, parents OF Mrs. VIM. Nc
Donald. were In town a few days since. :.
The following persons have been Frustrated
by sickness during the week: Mrs. Howard
Smith, David Mcdonald, little daughter of
Morris youngest child. While Mrs. Thomas
Mills and Mrs. Herbert Mills were out driv-
ing on Wednesday afternoon their horse be-
Herbert; Mills jumped from the vehicle, and
the elderlady was thrown out after the horse
had run some distance 1t was at first fear
ed that the %latter's injuries might prove seri-
Gus, but at this writing she seems to be re-
covering Our town is not a little excited
over the fight between VIM. Mcdonald and
VIM Marker. Some trouble occurred In
Bo%uffieur's store, Friday. evening, anda sec
and encounter took place early Saturday
morning near the NJ E.. church, Resulting In
three wounds upon Marker inflicted with a
knife, the worst being cash in left lung.
DR.. Surenson Is In attendance. The wound
ed man Is In a precarious condition at this
writing Mrs. Cox gave an interesting talk
at the M. f. church last evening, in the in
terest of the W. G. 7. e.. She is an enter
tanning speaker, and one could not but be
impressed by her zeal in work of reform.
ROSE GERANIUM.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13

Rev. s. H. Anderson, in a sermon deliv-
eIed in the first Methodist church of Osh-
kosh, recently, treated on the social broth
srhood of man and averred that modern
social aristocracy is a bane to civilization,
crushing the universal brotherhood
ss preached and practioed by Christ
He believes that the millionaire and
the day laborer ought to kneel side by
side at the same communion, sit side by
side in the same pew, as they hope to
walk side by side in the same heaven,
and stand side by side at che same judg-
ment." The reverend gentleman is at
work in the right quarter, for if social
equality cannot be established in the
church, where may we expect to find itY
God speed his efforts.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
HITEsTOW

ONTARIO, Sept 9th.-Prof Norgaard, our
new principal from Bangor, came this week.
Miss Keen declined the primary department
and the board hired a Miss Rice Of Lacrosse.
Our school begins Monday, September 11tls
miss Eta Moore of Minnesota. Is here this
week account of the illness of her sister. Mrs
writing -. Miss Juna Motley OF y rush creek,
went to her future home in Nebraska, this
week....We learn that Mr.. Fritske wants
$50 damages to his engine, which it received
by a fall into the mill race. Lucy Walker has
hled a notice for damages with the village
board Mrs. McClane is enjoying "a protract-
ed visit with her sisters in Iowa, and will
return late in the fall. She helped to sing
the Little curly headed Niger in Ohio, in
1864, on the occasion of Fir. Vallandingham's
first lecture. when he returned from his
Punishment to Canada, by President lincoln
....Messrs Lucy Walker and Mason Motley
have each engaged to drive a sale wagon for
the quaker Tea medicine company; Last
sunday we were reminded of the Spanish
bull lights" by a match game of base ball,
one mile north of town. L. called a larger
crowd than was here on the Fourth Wilton
ana Ontario crossed bats. Ontario won the
game. Beer and whiskey was plenty. Some
of our fellows knocked and choked some of
their opponents The cheering was heard for
several miles :. James Williams post holds
Il reunion. October End and Sd. Speakers
galore are invited, Some good orators have
written their willingness to be here. All are
invited to attend these gatherings Our
people Will remember the county fair at
Viroqua, September 10Th to 22nd. We will be
glad to see "a Large delegation from our town.
The society Is wide awake and will have a
fine exhibit in linG... johnny Sullivan came
home from Minnesota and is working at the
carpenter trade for E. w. Sandon. Mr.. San
don is rebuilding the broken down bridge near
his mill, for the yillage....M Miss Bessie II ut
chens and her little brother Roscoe, of VAL
ton, were visiting relatives in our village
last Wednesday - Mr.. Byers of Cashton, took
two loads OF ice from our town last night. He
bought of Lincoln Price. 4. l.. Price is
starting a new butcher shop here, so we will
have competition and plenty of meat :. MIS-
Rice, our primary teacher came to-day.
ONTARIo LAD.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
CLINTON.

SUGAR GROVE, September 9.-School com
menced on the 4th with w. A Lewis at the
helm. We are to have a new school house
this fall. 1t will be IA modern structure with
n seating capacity for SIKH IS. r. Curry
had the misfortune to have mis- finger broken
and shoulders injured. last week. He was
returning home from Dell, when one of the
shafts of the cart struck the horse in the
side. The animal kicked, striking Mr.. Cur
ry on the finger. He was thrown to the
ground but held to the lines until the horse
stopped Miss Augusta Allen has returned
home Robert Clark's new barn is nearing
completion. Also Ole Kirking's toLacro shed
-. Jesse Perkins has rented Will Adams
place. VIM. Dolen ard J. Perkins were at
Viroqua Yesterday on business. =. Prof. Ro-
mama Adams has returned to his duties at
Toiedo. la. His brother Charles takes up his
studies at the same place. Charlie is study
ing medicine. Neighbors, why not buy the
old school house and use the same in which
to hold suppers, lectures, etc. Our ridge
needs a building of this kind and how Is the
time to get 1t cheap The sociable at DR..
Lewis was well attended. 1921 was the am
unit realized. l. A. w.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
Town and Country.

When a man moves from a farm into
the city, about the first thing that he dis
covers is that it costs a whole lot more to
live in the city than it does in the country.
When he has to buy at the market every
thing that he needs. he begins to realize,
for the first time. how much the farm sup.
piled him with, of which he had made lit
tie account The quart of rich cream, the
pair of spring chickens, the fresh eggs, the
unlimited supply of milk, the hay and
grain for his horse and lots of other things
cost a wad of money when one moyes to
town; and then his wife and children have
to dress a little better, and there is always
somebody after him for water tax, cleo
trio light bills. church dues, missionary.
benevolent and patriotic schemes which
he must respond to or be counted a seedy
and back number old duffer. Elk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
THE SHAME OF FRANCE.

Dreyfus is recondemned! The doom
of France is sealed. Her place is in the
lower rank of the worlds powers to
which Spain has descended. Lord Sails
bury's prophetic warning of the rapid
degeneracy of the Latin nations finds
in France further proof and exposition.
The entire civilized-yea, even the bar
barian world, is groveling in shame at
the revelation of human hate, malice,
perjury, forgery, prejudice, venality,
intolerance, bribery, suicide and muir
der, of which the French people have
been guilty in their brutal vindictive
persecution of the hated Jew. Instead
Of the nineteenth century, are we not in
the middle agess Have we not before
us in all but the name, all the horrors,
iniquities and blood-thirstyness of the
Spanish Inquisition? Never was the
outside world SO stirred to it's utmost
depth as by the trial of Dreyfus, and af-
ter studying the case with intelligence
and impartiality it has, with unanimity,
reached the conviction that Dreyfus IL
innocent. The entire civilized world is
30 stirred, not because of Dreyfus the
individual, but because the issues in
volved go to the very foundation of the
political and moral constitution of all
non-barbarian nations. France is not a
republic. The French people are gov
erned by church and army absolutely
and unqualifiedly. The bright side of
the picture is the universally of the in
terest. excited by the trial and the con-
elusive proof afforded that the world
grows more kindly, the social conscience
more sensitive, and the love of justice
for it's own sake, deeper and truer.
The lesson of the hour in Wisconsin:
Watch the case of the, Dodgeville rail-
road agent referred to gravely in scath-
ing terms by Orlando Burnett in our
last weeks issue. The principle of
justice is as vitality involved there as in
the Dreyfus case. Big oaks from lit
tie acOrns grow"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13

The auditor of the war department
has approved the payment of about
$40, 900 to the officers and enlisted men
of the First, Second and Third Wiscon-
sin regiments who served in the Cuban
campaign. This covers the amount
claimed for their men from the date of
enrolment to their muster-in at Camp
Harvey, Milwaukee. The boys will get
about $25 each, officers more.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
Clothing Dept.

We have received our fall stock Of
clothing, which is the largest we ever
put in store, and we guarantee to
give you old prices, which is a great adj
vantage, because prices are rapidly adj
vancing.
CONE AND SEE OUR BOYS CLOTH
ING.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13

plaid skirting, worth on the marke
81, %. something novel per SlA7
5"N '''st'E r+sFtr . . . : . . .
70 1nah wool orepOns, should retail for
sl.o0. Our special price, per sT~
S@NU' . = ssFs.s . e . : = . = . = 80.
46 inch Poplins, all colors, regular $3.50
quality, put on the table, per M
JRhN. . ~
40 In. all wool, imported plaid skirt
good value at S1.00, our special TIE
"t''!."lt Ft+FEtts . E.ss-.st. ss,kO&
40 Ia. all wool plaid skirting, which
others charge IS cents for, our e.
price JJk
You should see the elegant line of
black and colored crepons,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13

RoCKToN, September 1i.-Mcyey & McVey
have opened their new store. Emery Payne
had u light stroke of paralysis, last week, He
is able to be out, but has partially lost the
II g his tongue and vocal organs -. Ernest
Chase is laid up with blood poisoning in his
has been visiting at Widmer's, returned to
his home on Monday last. X. p. Dalton has
moved his family to Valley. Elmer Wild
mer is teaching the lower Webster school,.
BENNETT 4 Widmer took a large drove hogs
to La Fargo, last Tuesday,. J. w Wife is
putting up a Lew barn.. Paris Dempsey, OF
jug Greek, gave our town a 'all one evening
last week. Jack ltusk. Of Webster, is doing
some mason work for Van 5. Bennett. Our
ball nine played two games at LaFarge, vest
erday They both won and lost. .Tobe Col
man and Edward Selba"h are new hands DIT
Benefits OLD Boy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
Volcanic ErnptiOns.

Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures
them; also old, running and fever sores,
ulcers, boils, felons. corns, warts, cuts
bruises, burns, scalds, chapped hands,
chilblains, best pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only 25
cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
A. j. johnson & Co.. druggists.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13

There are persons, but thanks be they
are not numerous, who insist that the
present prosperity of the country is on
ly imaginary. Certain it is that the
conditions of the present are much more
preferable than the realities of 1884.
Should these calamity howlers be
right most people will be content to
dream on.-Ex.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
Q
Rismark's Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver, kid
news and bowels are ont of y. IT
you want these qualities andt access
they bring, use DR.. Kings l,ew Life
Pills. They develop every power of
brain and body. Only % cents at A. j..
Johnson & Co.'S. drug store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
DRESS GOODS.
This department

This department
is alive with new
strictly up-to Date
cloths. demonstrate
ing to all that we
+ headquarters
in Vernon county
for dress goods,
So inch plaid skirt
ing. copied from
very fine imported
styles, a spec 1Eo
TALL. per I'd.
<t III kA~,NaD--
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13

They have in England Farmers Fed
erations," and use them in supplying
help from districts where it is PLENTIFUL
to those Feeding it.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13


OUR BUYER, MR.. F. E. TATE, HAS JUST RETURNED
fromNew York City, where ne has been for the last two weeks
making purchases for our greatly increasing business.
By purchasing direct from the manufacturers and importers
we are enabled to offer to the people of Vernon county latest
styles and lower prices than canbe found elsewhere in Western
Wisconsin.
We are showing exclusive styles and patterns in dress
goods, silks. dress trimmings. linens, aIaperies, lace curtains
rugs, ladies, misses and childrens' Jackets, golf capes, furs and
many other articles in merchandise. During the next two weeks
weshall make as attractive displayof new merchandise as pos
sible and will offer you Inducements which you willfnd to your
advantage to buy ofus.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
Will Garry Lunch Cars.

The Tomah Monitor says that on
and after September the c. M. & st.
p. railway will haul a lunch a on all
trains for the accommodation of its
passengers. No stops will be made for
meals at any station. This action on the
part of the company will considerably
reduce the running time of trains be-
tween terminal points, and is a move
that ought to have been taken years ago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
sILKSAND DRESS TRIMMINGS

Exclusive designs in the very latest silks
and dress trimmings is what this de-
partment offers; something you can
not find everywhere, and something
strikingly new is what you want. we
have it:
Fancy corded Taffetta Silks. 4
all ~colors, nice for "a waist. I.UUvd
Persian figures with stripe. yefy n On
latest in silks, at 81. so to. k.UV
duality isS. at; '1s. one uoiiaF Sc
Di a quarter a% r qnGHfys at @ .''.'f' ana LOO
Black satin Duchess, dollar and M
a half quality at. ........... LEU
A full line of plain imported taffettes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
Carpet Department.

Just received a fall line of all grades
of carpets, in Moauettes, Administers,
Brussels, and al grades of ingrains.
To close, 8 pieces of heavy super. lTc
all.wool ~ingrains, regular So, at III
8 pieces heavy, strictly all-wool lOr
ingram, newest of patterns. -. IN
10 pieces heavy super, one-half Ihc
wool ingram, al ...-......... W
5 pieces union heavy wool in 13H..
grain, at. ID
10 pieces fancy hemp carpet &c
SO&
20 pieces straw mating I1HT30c
in all grades, from. 49,. IL oJUN
Is pieces ingram and Brussels, stair
carpets AT ALL PRICES.
Full line Rugs: and also a complete line
of samples of high grade carpets. You
can order carpets at Chicago prices,
all cut and made ready for your room.
Come and see them.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-09-13
e Great Lines of Goods When You Come TO The Fair.
Orepery Department.

We have just imported. through our
agents in New York, a full line of new
est novelties IN Lace curtains, in Bruss-
els nets, in Irish points, Battenbergs and
Rf fpon Cords ,'!i'. in prices 81. OO6SlOpPFF
No. 1920, % pair domestic lace cur a.
tains, regular price so cents, at fJN
No. 1902, 10 pair domestic lace cur Gnc
tains, regular price $t.25, at. ~
No. 1899, Is pair domestic lace Ct y
curtains at Observation-Disclosures. Di.%O
No. 1894, 10 pair domestic lace CT on
curtains. regular price 81, at 0l.Ot
No, s5s5, 10 pair domestic lace 81 IN