Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-18
..'Hunch" 5 cents stra ight.

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Does your child sleep with mouth
openf DR.. MacNett can cure him.
Enlarged tonsils, polypus growths
removed without pain by DIR. MacNett.
Fix up for winter. Buy your glass
from A. ] johnson & Co, who keep all
sizes and of best quality.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
Will lind an expert workman.
The newest and handsomest new
style muffiers, 25c to 81 so
BLUE FRONT STORE.
The finest line of neckwear ever
shown in the city, from 25e to S1.00.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
IT. N Slime and family have moved
from Soldiers Srove to Seelayburg. Mr..
Sine is manager of the new Touring
mill.
Fred Stoll recently returned from
the fat stock show at Chic igo, bringing
with him two fine specime. g of Hereford
stock.
Have you tried Fl. w. Barkers
Cough Catarrh Consnmpt on Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. a. J. John2
son & Co.
Mrs. p Mitby came down from
ashton on Friday, and srent the day
with friends. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Kline.
-Messrs Coff1and and Andrews left
on Monday for Chicago and other points
on business connected with the new
Brown broom.
Judging from the number of people
who daily visit the Office of Dr. MacNett,
the Specialist, he is rapidly gaining the
confidence of the community.
Winters cold weather coming. Get
ready for it. Don't let your feet suffer
| but get pair of warm shoes at the vi
roqua shoe store.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
You will find some bargains in felt
shoes and slippers for men and women
| by looking over the stock of Rogers q
Williams OF the Viroqua shoe store.
THE FAMOUS GORDON e. FERGU-
SON FUR COATS. The best coats made
| All kinds. Do not buy until you see
them. THE BLUE FRONT STORE
Miss Ida Melvin of Webster, has
| osen visiting in the city with the family
of William Peavy. Her hosts surmise
that the young lady is preparing for an
important event.
The American Cigar Company will
soon be ready to beg work at their
establishment at SPARTA 1t is said that
they will employ 500 hands when bust
ness is well under way.
We hope all our subscribers will
| square their arrears before the close of
the year in order that they may receive
our present of leading agricultural
paper free for the year 1902.
| The Chicago Evening Post says of
| Miles M. Dawson's Poems of the New
Time: "The most noticeable collection
of verse published in the United States
for some time" For sale at Towner's
Billy Purdy has enlarged and great
ly improved his Spring Green News.
His old friends here are pleased to learn
that Mr.. Purdy has been prosperous and
made host of friends in his new home
The Norwegian Lutheran denomi-
nation has been negotiating for the pur-
chase of the old M. E. church at La
Fargo. 1t is stated that T. N Slime mas
of, red half the purchase money if the
other half can be raised.
Not within the time the present
publisher has been connected with the
| CENSOR have so many new subscribers
been added to the papers lists as within
the past two months. This too, with
out soliciting a single person.
When in search of fine holiday re-
membrances please note that Joseph
Omundson has a great array of presents
that will make your relative glad the
whole year round. Something new for
the old and young
| Telegraph operator Fawcett has
placed an instrument in ed. Minsh Ills
express Office in the new lank basement
where he will receive ano transmit mes
sages during early evening hours. This
is an accommodation whi ,h the public
will appreciate.
Emery E. Allen arri, ed from South
Dakota, Saturday, on bu Iiness and for
a months visiting, He ays they have
splendid crops in Sphinx &C unity this year,
where number of Verne lites are locat-
ed Mr.. Allen is working rented farm
of 500 acres in company With his broth
er Matt.
Theodore Oftedal ard G. Fl. Mills,
two of Jefferson's young fermers, return
ed from land seeking t,ur in Mime
sofa on Saturday, greatly elated with
future prospects in the west They pur-
chased farm lands in Hubbard county.
and think they found all the conditions
there to make them happy and prosper
Gus. They do not expect to remove
there this season.
Few people know that the time in
dicated ON the printed clocks in front of
jewelry stores, used as signs, means
something. All wooden clocks in the
United States are exactly the same; they
all point to S:1S. which was the exact
time of the death of President Lincoln
A movement is now on foot by the Jew
elers association of the country to have
this changed to the minute when Presi-
dent Mckinley was shot,. which was
3:55. The time recorded on these adver.
tisements has been designated the hour
of fate.
Assistant State Treasurer NJ G. Bergh
came up from Madison to attend the
funeral of his old employer, W. F.
Lindemann, with whom he was closely
identified in the banking work so many
years. 1t is not an unusual thing tc
read in the state press favorable men
ton of Mr.. Bergh as possible candidate
for state treasurer before next years
republican nominating convention
When approached on the subject by the
CENSOR. Mr.. Bergh said that he had
been urged to stand as candidate by
! leading men in all parts of the Third
} congressional district, and elsewhere in
the state, but he had not seriously con
: sidered the matter and was not vet pre-
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