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The Holly chieftain., 1900-01-12

Protracted meeting is in. progress
now at Coolidge.
Dolls, Dolls 81 all description at
the Holly Pharmacy
SEE WHITE for oil at % cents and
gasoline at % cents.
J. C. Neumeister OF Granada was
trading In Holly yesterday.
SEE White for % cent work pants
--sl.50 eyerv other place.
w'e-sell best Colorado oil at 20 centsy
gasoline at 25 WHITE.
A good suit Of clothes at Matthew'S
tCoolidge) for only s4.75. Boys suits
for 80 up to $1,000.
Grant Clark, formerly an employe
at the Holly hotel. is now manager Of
the Silver State hotel at Lamar.
G. H. Adams returned this morning
from Ohio where he was called some
time ago by the death Of his father.
Z
Work on the school house Is being
rushed and IL the present nice weather
continues it will soon be completed.
New, Novel and Nice.
Canned crab apples. Try them at
WHITES.
A Good Team
or heavy work horses for sale. VIII
sell on time II desired. See WHITE.
L. A. Simons, the smooth-tongued
salesman for the Topeka Paper Co.,
worked Holly for stationery orders
yesterday.
Mems CASH Arctics sl.3s at
WHITES.
Call and see what liberal clubbing
rate we offer. You can't afford to
miss it.
For Sale Cheap.
Span of mules, harness and wagon.
Will sell on twelve months time with
good security.
SEE WHITE.
Robt. Newman has been seriously
Ill of pneumonia for week past but,
under the skillful treatment of DR.
r. d. Wilson, is now improving.
George Miller and J. r. Buckler
started last week for the Carrizo
mines. They found so much mud
south of Lamar that they came back
to wait until dryer weather.
4 Those who are allured away from
their farms by the seemingly big
prospects Of acquiring wealth in u
mining country will miss it is our
Prediction. Better stay with the
farm and not try get rich too fast.
You Don'f See
Any of those delightful little Christ
mas cards in the NEWSPAPERS with
WHITES name to them ordering you
to ''come and SETTLE" You go there
and buy a $500 shoe for 1929 and pay
cash.
The school board has employ ed
j. l.. Wilson to superintend the con.
struction Of the new school building.
This is a wise move on the part of the
board as Mr.. Wilson is first-class
mechanic and will see that the work
is properly done.
The first number OF the Carrizo
Weekly Miner made its appearance In
this Office this week. 1t is edited by
G. Frost Liggett, receiver Of the La.
mar Land Office. The Miner is a
neatly printed seven column paper
and chuck full Of news concerning the
new mining country about Carrizo.
Those who have paid up their sub.
scription to the Chleftain recently are
Z 5. Harden, ID. FL Underwood, c. r..
Marston. J. l Banks, Frank McGrath,
W. +. Montgomery, L. Anderson,
VIM. Giles, of Holly and Thos. Berry,
W. A. Merrill and A. N. Parrish Of
Lamar,
BeSf On Earfh
We say without fear OF contradic-
tion that Empress" is the best -four
on earth. Try free sample at
WHITES.
w. F. Crowley has his men hauling
out manure and distributing it upon
the land which he intends to garden
this season. Mr.. Crowley thoroughly
The Holly chieftain., 1900-01-12


We say without fear OF contradic-
tion that Empress is the best -four
on earth. Try Il free sample at
WHITES.
w. f. Crowley has his men hauling
out manure and distributing it upon
the land which he intends TO garden
this season. Mr.. Crowley thoroughly
understands what is necessary to In
sure good crop and he is making
every effort to make Il record breaker
this year.
The "Star Brand" shoes are better
at WRITES
r. get your watch. clock or icwelry
repaired in iirst class shape take it 10
Applegate, AT Lamar. Ali work guar
anteed.
Those Cigar clippings"tno stems no
DUST are sold at WHITE's.
II you once read a House hole you
will take advantage Of our most lib
eral clubbing offer. Call and get IL
sample.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
A oUEsrIes OF Bread AND BUTTER

IL all the night visions seen and the
ghost stories told by the democrats about
the I'm rerator Mckinley had some basis
of fact which they have not-the sen
eible American citizen would consider
dis irst daty to coasist in guarding his
bread and butter. Having seen the
country Frustrated by low Tariff expert
ments and trembling on the brink OF
the free silver lunacy but few years
ago, then, having watched the recovery
and the unnxampled growth in prosper
ity under the application Of wholesome
tariff policy and the gold standard, and
now seeing the tariff -hating and free
silver party. still unrepentant Of its
long preached ;sostrrms, seeking control
Of the government, he, this sensible
American citizen, can but say:
THE question of just what kind of a
stable government may bs got at In
the far of Philippines, or just when the
tribes there shall be found abls to shift
for themselves, Is mere bubble COM
pared with the tremendous necessity Of
preventing populistic experiments with
the bread and butter of this country. Il
will vote against the policies tlat pro-
duced she panic and in favor Of she pol
icies that have built up and strengthened
the industries and commerce of the
county, making work for the worker
and bread for the eater American
EconoYnist
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
VERY FALSE PROPHET.

Daring the campaign of four year
ago w. J. Bryan, the fusion candidate
for president. in his speeches, made the
following predictions:
IF Mckinley and the republican par
ty IRE successful and put in power for
the next four years, wages will be de-
creased. Hard times will come upon us
and over the land Tie price Of wheat
win 90 down and the price of gold viii
30 up. Mortgages on Qua homes will be
foreclosed by the money lenders. Shops
and factories will close. We will export
no goods and we will import from for
eign lands all the goods we use, many
will not be able to wear shoes, likewise
clothing. Thus will ruin, want and
misery bswith as.
There is not sane person in the Unit
ed States but knows Bryan was false
prophet. Not one Of the awful calami-
ties he declared would come upon the
American people has proven true, but
the very reverse is the case. His calam-
ity howl that the people would not be
able to wear shoes and clothing, and
misery, want and ruin would be with
us, is off the same piece of scare that
animated the democratic party and its
leaders in 1864, when they proclaimed
in their platforms and upon the stump
that Abraham Lincoln was tyrant and
buffoon, and that he wanted to wear
crown and inaugurate an imperialistic
government.
Tie same Bryan is again candidate
for president and his statements and
predictions are no less Incorporate and
wild of fact or history. The American
people will not take stock in his blatant
theories. They eannot trust him because
he has been proven false prophet is a
dangerous man and knows nothing of
the science of government
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
HoRrnY OF UNIVERSAL SUPPORT.

In state affairs the republican party
presents 20 the voters a ticket that needs
no comment. Headed by man, who
was nominated by the people en- masse,
who stands az the champion Of principles
that receive the enthusiastic approval of
well nigh every one, both democrats and
republicans, and the rest of the state
candidates having all served the state
for one terra and each aHd every one
having served it well, and with state
platform that embodies the principles
that all approve and for which the can
didate for governor has laborsd so long
and 50 faithfully. there can be little
doubt bat that the state ticket will re-
ceive the support of large majority of
the people.
No better commendation for the re-
tention of the present state officers who
are serving their first terms can be Of
faTed than the following made by the
treasury department under Hon. James
o. Davidson. Here the best Of business
principles have been applied and the
deople's money kept invested and de-
posted in stch manner as bring the
best results. Here for examples the sit
uation: During the past year and nine
months, or during the term of State
Treasurer Davidson up to this time, he
has collected $40, $4,000 as interest on
state moneys deposited in state banks
During the last quarter the interest
amounted to s7,751.15. For the year
1899 the total interest collected from
these repositories was S24, 941.S1, and
this amount will be exceeded this year.
Other departments of the state gov
eminent are conducted strictly on good
business basis and with regard for eco
nomy. In fact therepublicans state ticket
from top to bottom, is in all respects
worthy of the suffrage of every citizen
who desires thoroughgoing business
administration of state affairs.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
VOTE FOR MCKINLEY.

The following words uttered by VIII
lixni Mckinley at Columbus, on Febru-
ary IA. 1898, are characteristic Of the
.an and historically true of the repub-
lican party:
The republican party values its
principles no less in defeat than IN vic.
tory. 1t holds to them after a reverse,
az before. because it believes in them;
aud believing in them. is ready TO battle
sor ~ %. They are not espoused tor
nea Joliey, nor H. serve in single con-
tsst They are set deep AMI strong IN
the hearts of the party. and arr inter
woven Nth its struggles, its lift and -
history. Without discouragetnsnt,o our
great party reaffirms its allegiance to
republican doctrine and with mistaken
confidence seeks again the public judg-
menf through public discussion. The
defeat of 1902 did not make republican
principles less true. nor our Faith IN
their ultimate triumph less firm
For the past rs years President Nc
Kinley has been in public life and dur
ing that time has probably met more OF
ais fellow citizens than aRy other AM
sricain living. In his personal contact
with Others De is generous Of his time
in the extreme, and exhibits a patience
wish those seeking cadence with him
When he Ia himself bearing well nigh
crushing burdens of administrative re-
sponsibility, which astonishes his ESQ
ciates. He is naturally sympathetic,
Iobliging and self-sacrincing. His pre-
dominant characteristics, which bind
great bodies OF men to him With rivets
of steel; which have lifted him from the
position of private soldier to that OF
chief magistrate of the nation; which
have sustained and carried him through
the many great crises confronting him,
and have given him the trust and con
fidenee of the American people are his
moral strength and his unfinching cour-
age to do the right "a he sees it, ire
spective of temporary consequences.
His natural gentleness and his tendency
TO ignore small and. non-essential differ
ences, his willingness to oblige even his
enemies all these, when the times OF
crisis have come and the eyes Of the
people have turned to him alone, have
give aka added strength TO achieve
great rsults in publ, affairs, At such
times he has found behind him 3 nuiri-
tuds of laen who believe in the sincerity
Of ais pRrpose and has unselfshHsss
are willing to trust his 5a3gsa
ehars tsristics of mM v
Gears are apparent 70 ss.a=
essneeti@n witA national 4rs ana
pxblie suess,ons They hss beeu man
ifsst to the people Of the s}ted States
wAsnt sr great issues have placed r.
spsnsibihty upon him. Whether the
fame Of William Mckinley shall remain
a part OF our national glsry depends
upon another generation as well as upon
ourselves Future generations viii pro-
nource the flnal verdict. Every patriotic
American may and should do his part
to that end, on Tuesday next by east
ing ais vote for him who has stood that
severest of all tests, the faithful per-
Torrance of high public duties in =
great crisis-William Mckinley
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
LOOK OUT FOR 1T.
The great democratic roorback of the
campaign is about due.

The great democratic roorback of the
campaign is about due.
Beware Of it,
Don't believe it.
1t has without any doubt bees care
fully nursed at democratic headquarters
for months, in readiness TO be sprung at
the last moment in the campaign, so
that election cay viii pass before its
falsity can y tloroughly understood by
tia mass OF ,at people.
No one en- tell IN what shape it vii
appear.
1t nsy bsa pure fsrgery, a. was tss
Eorey letter Of 1880
It zsy Be . charge that soms iEaEeR-
tiAl republican is involved in great
scandal
1t nag be that some republican viii
be accused of writing something hurtfal
to labor
1t may be that Mr.. Mckinley or Mr.
Roosevelt will bs accused o. numbering
his grandmother auRt's cousin, or
something equally as absurd
Look out for it
Don't be influenced by it
IL win De false in whatever shape it
appears.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
Fine Farm Fer Sale.

1QH ACRE FARM IN VERNON. COUNTY
ID1 II miles from Virnqua, nine miles from
dearest railroad town; ITO acres cultivated.
80 acres good oak timber; alf-fonced; build.
ings All complete; well watered This farm
Is Wen worth $40 per acre. but II taken soon
We VIII sell for quite a little less and will give
time ON $4,000 for 5 years at 5 per cent. per
ahhum interest For further particulars
auout TINS farm, or any lands In Wisconsin,
NlhAesota, North or South Dakota Call on
or write to IgTER-Sr Arp fSND 20 va
Su4 sosth 4th street, La Crosse, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
La TOILETTE SHOULD WIN.

We hope to see Robert d. La Toilette
rece i've the votes of those democrats who
said that if he was nominated, they
would vote for him. He is the same
man today that he was then He is the
same champion of the people. He is
the same advocate ,of equal taxes
and this is going to mean great deal
to every owner of land in the next two
years The personal property OF the
state that now escapes taxed will be
made to stand its share, and every man
who owns house and lot will be bene-
fitted by the lifting of 8 part of his load
if Gov. La Toilette can bring it about
and a governor can do = great deal to-
ward sha ping Legislation.
The ia ing away Of the pewsr Of the
ward boss in the large cities viii help
the ep in getting men to represent
-a,. Of the corporation" and
4o..is great asal EaoTe to the
ian probably half Of them
4.aa .ae IN fact. Mr. la Fsilstte is the
people, man. He AZ tAs state mAn IN
every sense Of the wo1k and deserves TO
sit in the governors chair, put there by
democrats as well as republicans. There
are corporation loving republicans who
will vces againsf him. There should be
as many democrats vote for him a. re-
eognize in him their own friend ana
defender. -Ex- Governor Hoard in the
Fort Atkinson Union.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31

durable Ihs quaIley can De reIIeu upon
We sell you material and take meas
ures for tailor made suits. We guarantee
fit and styles. Give this department
trial
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31

J. r. Garrison. cashier Of the bank If
ThoTnville, Ohio had been robbed Of
health by a serious lang trouble until he
tried DR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption Then ne wrote: 1t Is the
best medicine I ever used for a severe
cold or 8 bad csse of lung trouble. 81
ways keep a bottle on hand Don't suf-
fer with coughs, colds, or any throat
chest or lung trouhle when You can he
cured 80 easily. Only soc and s1.O0. Trial
bottles free At JohnsoAs drug stose.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31

Il wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, for hav-
ing put on the market such = wonderful
medicine, says ". W. Msssingill OF
Beaumont. Texas. There are many
thousands Of mothers whose children
hsve been saved from attacks of dysens-
cry and cholera infantum who must also
feel thankful. It Is for sale BY Johnsoa
& Co. druggists
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
NATIONAL TICKET.

NATIONAL TICKET
FoR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM McKINLEYof Ohio
For VICE PREsIDENT-
THEODORE RoOSEV EFT, of New York.
Foa MEMBER CONGRESS. THIRD DISTRICT
Joseph ". BABCoCK, OF Juneau.
For State Senator, 2sth District
OLIVER g. MUNsoS OF Vernon.
For Member OF Assembly
ANDREW II. DAHL, ofWestby.
STATE TICKET
ROBERT ii. LA FoLLETTE, of Madison.
For Lieutenant Governor
JESSE STONE Of Waterfowl.
Eor Secretary Of state
WILLIAM H. FROEHLIotk OF jackson
fo JAMES o. DAVfDsoN, of Soldiers Grove.
For Attorney General
EMMETT 4. HICKS, Of oshkosh.
For State Superintendent
LORENZO d. HARVEY, OF Milwaukee.
For Railroad Comm lssloner-
GRAHAM L. RICE, OF Superior.
For Insurance Commissioner
EMIL GfLJOHANN, OF Milwaukee.
COUNTY TICKET.
For County Clerk
DON SHERMAN, OF Hillsboro.
.,or Register of Deeds
THoS. o. MORK. OF yiroqua.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court
D.FRANK MAINS, of Clinton.
For County Treasurer
SIMON Z. LIBR. OF Coon.
For Sheriff
FRANK M. MINsHALL. of viroqua.
For District Attorney
J. HENRY BENNETT. Of Viroqua.
For Superintendent OF schools
HENRY L. GARDNER, OF Franklin.
For Coroner
WARREN w. DUNLAP. of vtroqua
For Surveyor
WILLIAM II. KNowER. OF Genoa.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31

The campaign il this county by demo-
cratic speakers there is little said excep
en- Imperialism and trusts. People are
familiar with the the record of Shs
democratic party in congress GA the
trust issue. They know that every
democrat in congress voted against leg
islation to suppress trusts and the ret
publieans acted solidly IN favor Of giving
the people relief by legislation. They
know that Bryan. while in congress.
took the same position of opposition his
party did in the last session. He is one
OF the members who suppressed bills
looking TO the adjustment of trusts.
This is his record and it cannot be sue
cessfully denied As for the imperial
istic bugaboo, every thinking man knows
it is simply s. democratic ruse 70 draw
attention from the real issues of free
silver and free-trade. Our people are
more anxious that present good times
continue than they are 10 run after
false gods Of democratic making.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31

1t brings to the little ones that price
less gift OF healthy flesh. solid bone snd
muscle. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does S5e johnson q Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31
II. NJ. PETERSON,
Shoemaker and Repair Snip.

Keeps ON hand ready made wor and
does first class new work and repalri-:g,
Randall building, Main street,
NIRoQJA wL=s-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-10-31

Work is the balm for many heart
ache.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01

For sons n01erts Mr.. OTFiynn ara
| sfssst staring at the doctor in speech
1ess surprise Wan Il. Indeed. true tia.
an0thsr heir to the fsreful Arnewooi
s~acrsssson had been stricken down ere
he had faErty entered into Ais inherit.
ares2
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sruaEe1 the enndtential clerk. AN
other q EN- cut on at q moments no
gt:s~ wt-hcg-t Sc much rs a shy vou-
taveT Ia IL sure yo3 sre. doctor. thar
bed dead e~nsirplyg~
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ply But although I have several
tines arren1si the deceased gentle
Ear- ] am nee prepared 70 certify tia
eaEsa cf Death. Tners has been souae
ct-sr agency at work. In my opGlEon.
shan h@aFt-weaknesS Veg should NJ
oCce notify the CORNER. Mr.. NfETynn -
TITS decision had OF course. the e.
fect OF sIpenIrg - from the chamber
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-02-01

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