Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-11-13
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1 A-itiiC IOl ia SuA lis ls Qullc ia WlED
intiammatory rheumatism.
! Does your child sleep with mouth
j open? DR.. MacNett can cure him.
For sale, one registered Hereford
! bull, two y ears old. Il J. SUTTLE.
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed without pain by DR.. MacNett.
Don't buy your winter apples till
YOU inspect the varieties at Dan Wise
feed store.
William Clark and family of Hills
! boro, have returned from a summers
sojourn in England
Fix up for winter. Buy your glass
/ from A, Johnson 81 Co, who keep all
sizes and of best quality.
"A. d. Hazard & Co buy poultry for
cash every day in the week at, the old
rink, North Main street
james Dennis and family have re-
moved to Gates county, having shipped
from this station on Monday.
Have you tried Fl w Rarker,s
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A. j. John
son & Co.
To exch arge for sheep, two-year-
old Red Polled hull Inquire of or ad-
dress w. c. Williams, Rural Delivery.
Viro qua
DIR R. W. Baldwin, Dentist, is now
located up stairs in the new block opp
1t the postoffice Take stairway just
outh of Dahl's drug store.
"A. J. johnson d Co. guarantee every
bottle OF Ii. W. BarKer's Cough Cauarrn
Consumption kemedy. Nolhing ike 1t
- do .h
THE FAMOUS GORDON 81 FERGU-
| son FUR COATS. Ine best coats made
All kinds. Do not buy until you see
them THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
Mrs. H. P. Proctor departed, Mon
| day evening, for Ashville, North Caro-
hna, to see Airs. Walter Proctor, who Is
reported very ill with typhoid fever.
Former Superinte ndent of Schools
I Howard G. Miller has moved from Spar
Id to Amigo. He has u position as
! travelling agent for The Northwestern
Railroad Company.
Miss Cass of Montreal, Canada, is
visiting at the home of j. W. Cade In
this city. Miss Cass is a crayon artist
OF merit, and purposes giving lnstruc-
Jlon hers for time.
Our state univ ersity defeated Ames
college, Iowa, Saturday last, at foot ball,
40 to y. Wisconsin and Minnesota uni
versity teams will contest at Madison
on Saturday of this week.
1t will soon be time to select your
reading matter for the new year The
| CENSOR will be Die, as usual, to pro-
vide rates with almost any outside pub
lication in connection with the CENSOR.
Young people of the Congregational
church are to serve chicken pie sur
per at the church parlors on Wedres-
day, November Goth, from $50 to TOO
o'clock A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all to attend this feast
IF. M. Towner has new jeweler at
his store in the person of Mr.. f. B. Ell
| lott of Marshalltown, Iowa who comes
here to take up his home. Mr.. Eli oft
comes with the recommendation of be-
ing master in his profession.
Every path runs two ways-you
may be on the road to success, but be
sure you are going in the right direction.
| Our store always has something to your
personal benefit Don't fail to search it
for good values. Jos. BoEHRER.
--Hillsboro village taxpayers are to
express themselves, by petition on the
proposition of bonding the village for
the sum of twenty thousand dollars to
aid in the construction of the contem
plated railroad between Hillsboro and
Union Center.
| Thousands of men and women suf-
| fer from piles, especially women with
female weakness have this suffering to
contend with in addition TO their other
pains. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment
will quickly effect cure. Price SOC in
bottles, tubes rs cents. Arnold & Davis.
The Enterprise reports that the La
Fargo local telephone exchange has been
sold by David Harris to Thomas Brock
ley, late of Valley, who will improve the
service by extending toll lines to Rock
ton and Valley, When this is accom-
plished Mr.. Brockley will have seventy
phones on his system, fifty of the num-
Der in the La Fargo village exchange.
The annual business meeting of the
Kickapoo Valley Agricultural and Driv-
ing Park association at Viola have elect
ed officers for the ensuing year as follows
President, e. B Bender; vice-president,
G. J. DeJean; secretary. A. J. McCartv
treasurer, w. N Miller; directors, w
H Thompson, c. A Henthorn. A. g.
Bender, Jacob Benn and Geo. Guess
Col Henry Casson leaves Madison
for Washington on Monday next to be
on hand at the opening Of congress. Col
Casson is candidate for reelection al
sergeant-at-arms of the House OF Repre-
sentatives, which he has filled witt
credit to himself and that great body
during the past two years. There is nc
doubt of his being chosen again to tht
r responsible and honorable position.
Among those who have gone dee
hunting to Northern Wisconsin from
the neighborhood of Viola are E. r
, Cushman Byron Cushman, Chas. Kin
1 der c. F. Mathews. Virgil Mathews
8 II. J. Pomeroy, J. Fl. Frazier, A. G
: Bender. Bert Ambrose. Geo. Benn, Thos
: OlSon, Bert Grear, Jack Loveless, II. c
Calkins, Dr. Dake, R. P. Clark, LAX
9 Harris, Allen Fish and Claud Palmer.
9 According to statement from th
t postofice department there are nov
2 5,31O rural free delivery routes in opera
: tion in various parts of The countr
D and if the plans of the department ar
n carried out the pumber will bs increase,
to 5000 by the close of the next fisca
4 year, June 80, 1902. The postmaste
n general will recommend to congress a.
!. appropriation of SO, $50, 600 for the main
a tenance and extension of the system fo
the year beginning July /. 1903 Thi
a will be an increase of g, $50, 600 over th
. present year and if granted will pu
i. 5000 additional routes in operation nez
year.