Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-13
Great sale of snow shoyels.

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order take it to Towner.
Buy your Christmas gifts at Tie
Big Store.
Small house for rent. Inquire of
jackson Silbaugh.
For WALL PAPER ana WINDOW
SHADES, 60 to Towner's.
Fine gloves and mittens; large
stock at the Blue Front Store.
See our Christmas neckwear for
ladies and gentlemen. THE BIG STORE.
/ See those new pianos at Browns
music store, just received from the
Genuine Japanese crockery for
Christmas gifts, at The Big Store
Thomas Peterson of Bristow, is
rustling clothing at Michaelsohn's store.
/ Watch us for watches.
Jos. BoEHRER
Some choice city and country real
estate for sale; inquire of c. n. Minshall.
will sell personal property at auction,
near Purdy.
B. G. Dinsdale has purchased the
Lawton farm of 212 acres in the town of
Liberty.
| Twenty-Five cent iardiniers for 10
cents, and 81. 80 jardiniers for 9S cents
at The Big Store.
See that beautiful line of fine neck
wear and muffiers bought especially for
Christmas THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Muffiers for Christmas, the latest
New York novelties. We have them
from 25 cents to $1.75 at Michaelsohn's
/ In replacing the broken panes that
have been good enough for summer
remember A. J. johnson 81 Co. carry
| glass.
| The finest line of artistic parlor
lamps ever shown in Viroqua are now
on exhibition at johnson & Cos drug
store.
| 1t will pay you to anticipate your
wants for spring by securing some of the
great bargains in the slaughter sale of
wall paper at Towner's.
| Paul Hanson has been appointed
postmaster at Harmony and the Office
moved to his place He succeeds the
late VIM. Whitcraft.
| John E. Casson returned home last
| Thursday, after having served several
months with government surveying
party in the far western states.
A piano or organ makes an excel
| lent Christmas present. See the new
styles at Browns music store. Over
| ten styles to select from.
| True beauty comes from within,
| instead of without. A beautiful face is
the outward sign. That's why Rocky
Mountain Tea makes women beautiful.
A. J. Johnson 81 Co.
Makes fat. blood and muscles more
| rapidly than any known remedy. It's
| food for the blood brain and nerves
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea is
A. J. johnson & Co.
| We've got it in dead earnest, suffi-
Gent to satisfy the most exacting.
Throughout Monday a blizzard pre-
vailed in this section, six or eight inches
of snow fell and is badly drifted.
| There will be church fair at the
M. E. church, Liberty Pole, Dec. Goth
| OYSTERS will be served. Also an enter
tainment of the broom drill" music,
etc, to commence at 7; 30.
There is no use in wearing an over
coat that hangs as if it had brick in
each ocket, while we sell the Pickwick
the perfect fitting and comfortable
kind. and at saving of middlemens'
profits at MICHAELSoHN's.
| "A great opportunity in diamonds.
Although diamonds are worth fully so
per cent. more than six months ago, we
are offering them for less money than
| they can be imported for. We will con-
tinue doing so as long as our present
stock lasts. JOS. BoEHRER.
The State University foot ball team
dropped its well earned laurels to the
Chicago team at Madison last Saturday,
| II to o. What sorrowful sight, my
countrymen, must there have been at
the seat of learning that fateful EVENING"
| The game was witnessed by Is, 900
people.
I will be at my home with fancy
work, and on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday afternoons one lesson will be
given free with order for goods, until
iJanuary 1st. Everything new in Ouch
ess and Flemish laces, sofa pillows, etc.
| PORTHEA HANSEN.
Ed Furman of Spokane, Washing
| ton, is visiting relatives at DeSoto,
after an absence of several years. He
recently returned from the Philippines,
where he was stationed for more than
year with the First Washington regi-
ment Mr.. Furman was in much of
the heavy fighting.
| MIR. E. O. Pelton of Viola, is quite
poorly and not expected to live but
short time. He was lately married to
Mrs. G. W. Potts of Webster. MIR. j.
A. Smith, who had On operation some
three months ago, by Drs. Burns q
Dake of Viola, is able to be out around
| quite well now.
| For the fourth year Prof. bronson
comes to Viroqua. AS to his ability in
curing all diseases of the eye he refers
you to any one of the numerous cases
he has healed in this community. Ask
them and see what they say before you
come. At the Park hotel, Viroqua,
Wednesday and Thursday, December
| 18th and 14th.
Don't be deceived into buying a
| worthless mess of wheels, advertised by
unknown and unreliable parties as
watches When you buy watch, you
want good one The watches we carry
are acknowledged the best on earth
we always have them in stock, also full
line of jewelry, silverware clocks, etc.
Jos. BOEHRER.
The engineer who has charge of
making repairs on the Lawton railroad
tunnel near LaFarge, says the side
walls will be concrete and arch above
of brick. Estimated cost is $40, 000
The side and overhead walls in the tun-
mel have been taking off to such an
extent that it has become dangerous
and bothersome to run trains.
AS 81 cure for rheun atism Chamber
lain's Pain Palm, is gaining a wide
reputation d. b. Johnson of Richmond,
Ind, has been troubled with that all
ment since 1862 In speaking of it he
says: 81 never found anything that
would relieve me until used Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. 1t acts like magic
with me- My foot was swollen and
paining me very much, but one good
application of Pain Balm relieved me.
For sale by Johnson & Co. druggists.
The Courier says there is to be
located, at Prairie du Chen, factory
for grinding clam shells into chicken
feed after the button factories have cut
out the button blanks. We don't see
, why such an industry should not pay q
good profit, as the waste material costs
, but little We noticed recently at one
of our railway stations, here, nearly 6
e ton of ground clam and oyster shells
shipped from the Atlantic seaboard to {
i poultry raising firm at Bagley, Grant
. county.
a On Thursday last, during the reg
4 ular session of the board of trustees
2 President Taylor of the board of trustees
] of the La Crosse county asylum, arrived
s dined with the superintendent anC
: trustees and spent half day in exam
a lining the various improvements mad,