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SPECIAL RATES VIA SOUTHERN BY

The Southern Railway now has on sale winter tourist rate tickets to all prominent resorts for the winter season. Elegant train service on quick and convenient schedules.
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MOTION, STOCKS AND GRAIN,

An purchases and sales are made direc, m tho Exchange for which the order is p,correspondents-J. H. Parker 6 Co.: Ac xy fee G Co.,; Purnell. Hagaman & Co NN.w York, Fairchild & Hobson, New or Essns, Ware & Leland, Chicago
 'sesferences-First National Bank of R,r. niurham: First National Bank of Rome.
 TEIEPHoNE No. l1A
 dneciai Attention givsp to orders over tea3bf6ne and orders sent from out of the
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For quick and good repairs on any kind of machinery, phone 21O. John D. Lykes.
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Remember the Southern Railway now op- crates a th rough sleeper Birmingham to Richmond, Va, leaving Birmingham train No. 36, 4:10 D. m.; no change now.
 Apply to union depot ticket office, or Southern Railway passenger office, No. 2019 First avenue for full particulars
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Chicago, January 19.-Cattle: Receipts 2OOO, nominally steady: good to prime steers s5 2OG16 10; poor to medium $3.50G5 10; stock CTS and feeders $2. .70@4 60; calves $3 75@6. .10; Texas fed steers $4@475 Texas grass steers s9. 3OoD4. .OO; Texas bulls $2.5Oa3. .50.
 Hogs: Receipts 16,000; market closed weak; mixed and butchers s. .15@5. AZ; good to choice heavy $5 .30@5. .45, light $5.15@5. 10.
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H. D. COTHRAN & GO,

Members of Chicago Board of Trade and New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Rooms 1 and 9 Alabama National Bank
 Building. Private leased wires to New York, New orleans and Chicago.
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Live Stock Market.

Cincinnati, January 19.-Hogs active and higher at $4.15@4.5O; cattle steady at $2. .25@ 465, sheep steady at $1.75@4.10; lambs strong at $3 .5Oq5.S0.
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oFFIcERs-N H. Woodward Vice resident w J. H. Bar AS sstant Cashier.
 DiREcToRs-T F. Moore, F. D. Nabers H. Molto Wm A. walker " s Brown. N E. Barker W. D. C. Harding.
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
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5pened i HiehestI LoWestI Closing
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New York Stock Market. By Private Wire to Murphy & Col
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18

OF the springs into the d yelling and barn
YARD. The buildings are all in fine condition
consisting OF room stone DIV cling 23x4S16; a
basement barn 2x50; log barn 26x2s-1 hog
mouse 28x70-1O; corn crib 10x2 }; two good gran
aries; and hay shed with a ca pacity Of about IS
TONS The farla is ir. high state of cultivation,
ana Is bargain. Price $1,000.
No 39.-FARM OF no AcR IS, 10 miles from
Viroqua, miles from creame y, IL miles from
scnool; o0 acres under pillow, balance in pasture
all fenced; has new 406-foot well with so feet of
water; new windmill; new three -oom log dwell
ling 16x22-14, new frame Qrauary 16x1S12;
chicken house and other out buildings. Price
81, 800.
No 40.-ONE LoT and broom dwelling house
$500
4l.-ONE CORNER LOT, 40 feet rods in
the original plat, city of Vraqua with house
thereon 16x2S-10 and wing 13x20-S, all in good
condition. Price $3.50.
No 42.-FARM OF 824 ACRES. one-half mile
from Viroqua city limits, all well fenced rs acres
near, balance timber, all clear land in high of
dwelliDg 16x2414 with wing 14x24 ii, stable COX
sO-14, corn crib, chicken house Good orchard
A 1ne property Price per acre $62 So
No. 4S.-405 ACRES. 81 miles west from viro-
qua, all under g cd fence, about 225 acres under
piow and in good state of cultivation; 1870 acres
IN pasture; 12O acres lies II miles from the other
2So and consists of about 40 acres valley 40 acres
ridge and 40 acres bluffs. has spring and creek
running through valley, and is all we'll fenced
and used as pasture for young stock Main farm
Is u miles from church, one mile from school
and 81 miles from creamery; on free rural mail
route Orchard of about so apple trees, so wal
hut trees, 100 good, healthy. bearing grape vines
besides raspberries, backberri-s etc Good we'll
windmill, tank and cistern. The buildings are
in fine shape, consisting of dwelling Of rooms
besides closets pantries. good cellar and summer
kitchen; granary and corn crib 30x36; chicken
house 10x20; two tobacco sheds, one 26x100-14
and one 36x1OO14 the latter built this fall; barn
56xS6 feet with stone basement, built less than
two years ago, and a fine structure This makes
an ideal stock and tobacco farm, and is fine
bargain at the price asked Can be sold on easy
terms to suit parties Price, per acre $780,
No A LOT AIS RoDs in the original plat,
city of Viroqua, with two-rot IN dwelling thereon
dwelling being AXIS 10 and in fair condition 1t
lays well and is Slone worth more than is asked
for the whole properly. Price $475.
No. "A PIECE of GROUND containing
about a half acre fronting ON Decker street, city
of Viroqua, with new house thereon 30x32 10 an
kitchen addition 121le-fD; rooms downstairs all
finished and rooms un1tairs not finished, also
barn 12xI6-12, chicken honse 10z10-S woodshed
10x12-s all new and all we'll huiIt Price 81, 400.
No. 46-Two LOTS AND NEW HOUSE 1Sx24 10
in village Of LaFarge. good property and we'll
located. Price s., 900.
TOWNER'S BLOCK, VIRoQUA, WIS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18
HARMONY

SOUTH CREEK, September IL, Mr..
Thomas Side and Johnnie Watson have
returned from Viroqua. Hiram Wake
field is working for Dave Cade at Lii
berty Pole . The dance at Chris Wapp 8
was largely attended and good time is
reported Mrs Isabelle Side has been
visiting relatives and friends on Asbury
Ridge .Thos l. Side did business at
Viroqua. Our school is progressing
nicely under management of Miss Emma
Andrews. Joe. DeLap has returned
from his brother-in-law' Robert Side
r. P. johnson took flying trip
towards Viroqua on Tuesday last. p.
A. Davis has returned from the north,
where he has been visiting his son Homer
r. p. Side is on the sick list g.. Ed
Oliver will soon start up the cane mill
!. Pearl Hay was called home by his
grandfather's death. Miss Effie Wake
field will soon return from Washington,
where she has been for some time. Asa
Pideock is seen going down to Mr.. Dom
kies of late. Boys get your cow bells
ready. Clara Oliver and Melissa Side
called at Stoddard one day last week. .
Miss Clara Rutter is working for Mrs
John Side Harrison Oliver is still
working for Wapp. Hiram Wakefield
was seen on South Creek on Sunday last
SOUTH CREEK TUFT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18
WEBSTER

AVALANCHE, Sept. 15.-Farmers have
their tobacco in shed. =. d. Olaf Johansor
is back from the west. E. q. Steve Straight
is engineer at the Avalanche wooden
mills. .Larn Kalvestran is attending
school at Viroqua Jose Keith of La
Crosse, has been whiting her mother for
the past two weeks Hans Christian
son mas britt new corn crib and put u
new roof on the barn for kalvestrau. 49,.
4. Fladden is harvesting second crop of
tobacco Avalanche people attended
the picnic at CoSn Prairie church
Peter Johanson has bought a bronco of
Ed. Enockson Mary Larson is working
for Clark DeCiarmo. EnOck Enockson
Is going west to visit relatives at Red
River Valley e.. Baron larson is build
ing basement for new barn. Mrs
Christianson has been visiting in Iowa
The Woodman dance was "A success
... Mr. Graham and wife visited at
Springville last Sunday Miss Ragna
halvorson j teaching ne Norwegian
school here Ed Wig has been work
ing for o. \ IL through tobacco har-
rest Corn cutting is well uuder way.
COPPER MINER.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18

RUsK CORNERS. Sept. 10 Farmers
are nearly through harvesting tobacco.
Miss Alma Fish Of Sparta, who is visit
ing friends and relatives here expects to
return home next Saturday Miss
Lottie Harris is able TO be out again
after two weeks illness. Ruth Shil-
ling and Olive Kast are attending school
at Viola Our ball nine won a game
at Viola last Sunday, They expect to
play at the fair , Mr.. Hayden preached
at our church last Sunday He expects
to attend college soon Allen Fish and
family visited Grandma Fish last Sun
day Mrs. Edgar Kast returned home
from visit with her daughter, Mrs,
Wanless of Liberty Pole. -. Alice Oliver
has returned home form Mrs. Boggs
Our school is progressing under the rule
of Miss Fay Conner of Ross. e. Miss
Bina Kast il visiting her sister. Mrs J
Wanless. d. The solitude is great since
Mr.. Nutting left us. &C.. Many water
melons are missed near here,
jim AND BIDDY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18

WEST Coon PRAIRIE, Sept, 10 The
drouth is passed and refreshing rains
are numerous and now we may begin to
make preparations for a visit from Jack
Frost Some of our good people are
planning on going TO the fair. +.
Hegestu accompanied by Adolph, Gu
tav. and Ludwig Sandsmark took in the
show at La Crosse Monday. Mrs n.
G. Nelson. who underwent an operation,
is somewhat improved ut the present
writing Carl Egness is having a well
drilled on his farm. l. X. Rundahl
and family visited az I. Sebion's Sun
day. Some of our young people at
tended the lawn party vt A Hansons,
last Sunday in spite of The bad weather
Grandma Hegestu visited at Sands
marks last Thursday. She has been
suffering from lame foot. Our Nor
wegian school commences today. with
Mr.. Flygstad as instructor. =. There's
an echo from the hollow, Baby mine.
baby mine there's - be another scholar
baby mine, baby mine" Carl Egeness
and wife are rejoicing over the arrival
of a little boy, September H.. Austin
TolIacson is our Skandenava boy this
year. We hope that all his efforts may
he a success. t. Sebion was called TO
, mother part of the town to meet with
the town board to accept some masonry
work for new steel bridge. Miss
Della Sebion visited at Herbert Mills
portion of last week.
OLD MAID.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18
OUR COUNTY GLEANlNGS.
From the Brain and Pens of the Censors
Live Country and village writers
HAMBURG.

CHASEBURG Sept 16-Born to Mr.. and
Mrs w. H. Brown, a l4-pound girl,
August Is. Mrs. George GroscauI
was called TO La Crosse to attend her
mothers funeral Mr.. Koeplin pur-
chased z. Wroble's farm and moved on
the same. b Lemoset sold his farm
to Chris Finistad, who will take posses
sion within week Mr. Lemoset is to
move on to the farm of Mr.. Olson, his
father. in law Mrs. Winn the La
Crosse. has been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs Natwick, during the past two
weeks She returned home on Saturday
w. IL Brown and family returned
from their farm on Friday last, where
they had been visiting for a week
Ludwig Peterson resigned his position
"a clerk in Eide q Peterson's store to
finish his course in Tolands Business
College. C. E Ward, after spending
day or two with his family, left for
Ontario, Sunday last Jerome Favor
was seen on our streets Sunday Scot
Hoyt. one of the last years graduates
from our school, is attending high school
ut La Crosse. Mrs. Hoyt returned
from Buffalo where she attended the
Pan-American exposition. -. SchcCl
opened in district No ) on the 10th inst
with w. III. Brown in charge. . IL the
weather is favorable a goodly number
will attend the fair. =. On account of
bad weather, the work on the new birds e
is progressing slowly.
SPRING BLOSSOM.
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cheese factory; to 10 acres good valley tobacco
land. Price 81, 100
No. 1S-THREE AND oNEHALF ACRES in city
of Viroqua, with dwelling house 1Sx20-14, wing
lOxl2S, well improved and nicely located. A
bargain. Price 81, 600
No. 2O--ONE or THE FINEST, best located
farms In Vernon county, containing 255 acres, all
under plow; one mile from railroad town, school
and creamery Whole farm fenced mostly with
barb wire fence New rsodern dwelling 32x24
10 with porches: Basement etc two tobacco
sheds, % lOS feet EACH Basement barn
40xlOS 20 foot above wall, granary and
other buildings all good az new Also has well
and windmill with pipes and hydranss to barn
and dwelling All the tobacco land any man
would care for. This farm will be worth $l25
Ter acre in very few years. Price per acre $50.
This is part of Jerry Risks famous farm
No 21.-FARM OF 63 ACRES, miles from
railroad town and creamery, three-fourths of
mile to school; 25 acres under plow, balance
in timber and PASTURE well f. need good we'll and
pump; frame dwelling 16x24-14 with wing 15x16-
s, good barn 16x1S-12, stone root house 8xl3 in
side, with stone arch roof, also granary chicken
house, corn crib and other buildings on the place
Price, if taken at once ST. 800
No. 25-NEW 7-RoOM House and small barn
on lot rods by Is rods, in the city of Vroqua
Price 81 200.
Mo 30-Two LOIS fronting on Main street
city of Viroqua, good location Price, each 81 900
No. 30.-TWO LOTS fronting on Rock avenue
city of Viroqus. Price, each $500.
No. 33 -EIGHTY ACRES, ridge and valley
land, miles from railroad town, one mile to
school, whole farm well fenced, running water
in pasture; frame dwelling 16x20-t2 log barn
1Sx30, new tobacco shed 26x42-17 Some good
tobacco land Price g., 900
No. 34-FARM OF 100 ACRES lis acres under
pillow, balance timber and pasture, allwell fenced
Farm lies on rural mail route, miles from Viro
qua I mile from school and four miles from
creamery. Has dwelling 14x23-12 with wing
lexis TO- basement barn 26x40-t2 tobacco she'd
machine shed; granary 14x24-t2 and other out
buildings Thrifty orchard of about go trees
Price s. 900.
No 35.-FIvE ROOM HOUSE AND GOOD LOT in
Woedens addition to city of Viroqua. Building
IN good shape Price 5000.
No SO ACgsS all clear and we'll fenced
lies miles frorl railroad town and creamery
mile from school on rural mail route Dwelling
16x24-14, with wing 14x22-10. Stable 14x42 one
story; tobacco shed 26x4s-l4, and other outbuild-
ings; eli tern with capacity of 500 barrels. A
good property. Price per acre $40
No. 81 80 ACRES, sOout go acres clear bal
auce timber; miles from VirOqua, on rural mail
route Good land. Price s., 300.
No. IS FARM OF 275 ACRES lying Is miles
from La Crosse, aud 81 miles from Cha-eburg
$50 acres cleal balance timber anu pasture all
we'll fenced / mile to school and three-fourth
mile to cheese factory The farm has two springs
and creek running through it, and hydroulic
ram forces perpetual stream of water from
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18
WtttATLAND.

RED MOUND. Sept 16-We are SC
shocked at the idea of losing our noble
PRESIDENT that we can hardly write about
anything else We feel that we should
not allow the free expression of anarch-
ist sentiments after this. =. How thank
full we are,for the refreshing rains we
have been having lately. How much
good they have done saved the potato
crop, we beheve-but many of our young
people were keenly disappointed on Sat
urday morning TO wake up to the music
of the rain on the roof. which hindered
their going to the menagerie at Niroqua.
We hope the weather will be more ia
vorable for the fair -. Some of our
neighbors visited La Fargo Just before
the rain came and felt we'll rewarded
after the circuitous ride they took
through clouds of dust to come to one
of the lovliest valleys and suddenly ar
rive at the beautiful railroad town with
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18
VERNON COUNTY LAND co.
TOLRUD s JOHNSON Proprieors.
Properties listed with them for sale:

No Farm OF 200 ACRES, 100 acres clear
balance In timber and pasture all we'll fenced,
two miles from railroad town and creamery
frame dwelling house 26x30-14 well 266 feet dee
and windmill also, 26x74 tobacco shed, granarS
barn machine shed and other buildings. Young
orchard of from % to 40 trees. Ridge land.
Price So 000
No. 2.-FARM OF 95 ACRES, ridge and valley
land; about 40 acres clear, some tobacco land,
balance pasture; fences in fair condition, good
snrinp in pasture Farm lies two miles from
Viroqua, one-fourth mile from school. Barn ~
x14 tobacco shed 26x4S-16 A bargain If taken
quick. Price 81, 300
No Farm OF 100 ACRES all ridge land;
. miles from Viroqua on rural mail route, 35 acres
clear 40 to 50 acres more can be cleared, hne
bearing orchard of about 80 trees dwelling l6x
1912 with wing 12x16-9 in good condition; also,
tobacco shed 26x36-16 and other buildings; 1885,
foot well with new windmill. Price -, $40.
No. 6-275 ACRES, four miles from railroad
town nearly all ridge and prairie land, 10 acreA
under the plow balance meadow, pasture and
timber nearly all well fenced; dwelling lox24-l4
with wing 14x22-9 good cellar and cistern. base
rnent barn 30x56-16; 1SS-foot tobacco shed 1.-TWO
buildings); good granary corn crib, machine
shed, tobacco stripping house, and other build
ings. 20 acres of good tobacco land Also, well
and windmill with large cistern. A hns farm
for tobacco and stock. Price per acre, $40
No 1O1.-THREE AND oNE-HALF ACRES of
land with new house 16x24-14 and wing 14x14-l0
" shed About one block from postoffice in
Readstown, Wis Price 81, 900.
No. IL -S3{ ACRES, all under pillow, 40 acres
within Viroqua city limits, well fenced. Has
tobacco shed 16x96-16, also stripping house All
bound to advance in price rapidly. A good spec
ulation for some one. Price per acre $50.
No 13-FARM OF 40 ACRES, 81 miles from
railroad town one-fourth mile TO school. all Dut
six acres clear; fine young orchard; well and
windmill; dwelling 14x2S-14, tobacco shed @5AJS-
49, good frame barn, granary, chicken house and
other buildings. Most of farm: new land. Price
So 600
No 15.-TEN ACRES Jus mile from Ni-ogua,
free rural mail delivery; ii-room house 92toot
tobacco shed, barn 14yiO, chicken house, corn
crib and other out houies Fine orchard, garden
and berry patch; two Csterns, well and windmill
All the land tillable and practically all ut for
tobacco custure. Price s.. 300.
No 16.-FARM OF 40 ACRES, four miles from
railroad town. % acres clear, balance good timber
all fenced Most Of the cleared land Is new, D.
room frame dwelling three bent tobacco she'd
corn crib and other h1ildings Orchard of about
Al trees, old and youlg; to 10 acres good tobac-
co land. A bargain. Price $l,5O0.
No. II lilo ACRES, go acres clear balance
pasture and timber; Is to 25 acres more can be
cleared. Ridge and valley hand, spring in pas
ture good well; all well fenced; lSx25-l8 three
room log dwelling log stables; tobacco shed 26x
so. 49, Five miles to railroad town, miles to
- u fE l
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18

is several business places, large school
house. grand new church and hotels In
progress If building, pretty dwelling
houses and cottages, each with its gar
den spot and shade trees. OF course
everyone locked thriving and happy.
Our old neighbors, Thayer Brosthers,
are doing we'll in their store and lumber
trade, and Homer Lomba rd Is doing a
good business in his restaurant, another
indication Of the activity in the town. !.
Don't forget to come to the match social
at Bro Marshalls tomorrow night.
GOOD WILL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18
Call and see our samples Yours for business,
ChaS. S. Slack 6 Co.
I'm dealing with man, remember /

I'm dealing with man, remember
that spoonful of oil will go farther
than gallon Of vinegar. The same
may be said Of children. There is nothing
SO good for children as the oid-fashiensd
castor oil However much they may
abhor it, it is their best medicine for
disorders of the bowels In the more
severe csses Of diarrhoea aud dysentery,
however, Chambsrlain's Collie, Cholera
and Disrrhoea Remedy should be given
after the oil operates. and a quick cure
is sure TO follow. For sale by A. ]. john
son q Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18
BLUE FRONT STORE.
A LITTLE SERMON.
PROTECT THE ANIMALS. =


Is cruelty to animals growing, or is
the public becoming less capable of no
tlcing the many cases of ill-treatmsut to
be seen daily on the streets? Overloaded,
abused, CALLED and sore horses are to be
seen daily, and if ones duties take him
where other animals are to be seen, he
will notice not few instances of failure
to properly regard their comfort Then
there is in addition the numberless in
stances OF thoughtlessness OF boys and
girls with respect to the domestic ami
mails and birds which throng the city
aud neighborhood. The right of animals
or all sorts to live and enjoy life is ad-
mttted by right-thinking people, but
W hat is done to enforce the idea general
" among those who think othe-wiseS
To the credit Of those empowered with
the administration of the Jaws. it must
be said that they are doing their duty,
but that alone will not protect all classes
of animals at all times and insure them
AZ least q comfortable existence. a re-
fined and energetic public sentiment is
n s'eed --N'lwaukce .in~~voi
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18

Mrs a. J GERBT ICH. nee. Mary Tulluch OF
Calumet Michigan Septemb Der 4, at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Tulloeh
OF Genoa. The de; tn OF Mrs Gerblich ives \
sad one. and hApps ned while she was he ne
on visit She hAs been telegraphed TO- 70
come 10 her mothe who was dangerously a..
She came and Aug st elst was taken III and
despite the herpi efforts TO save her he
passed away. p Al was held At the h %.
Rev. Kibouson oficis ins, and Intern n at
La CFOSSe. Z. -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18
DIED,

At his home near Westby, September 8, Mr.
BERNARD HOMELAND, at,the age of al years. d
consumption. He was buried from CooI
Prairie church Sebtemoers Rev. HslvorsoT
officiating. The dece tsed was born on the
same farm where he has siuc lived. de
was married to Miss Mary Hoien in 1859, and
leaves wife aud six children.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18

At the home OF her sister Mrs. A. P, Latta,
near this city, September 10 OF quick con-
sumption, Miss 0LENA ASpERsos, aged %
years. Interment at Coon Prairie on Mon
day.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18

AZ the residence OF the brides parents, M.
and Mrs. Solfest Otteson in the town OF Ster-
ling, September IL, by Rev. Ausheim, M.
ARNIR FLIKKE OF Emmetsburg. Iowa, ana
Miss JrIIA OrTRsoS The Wedding WAS .
quiet affair, none but relatives participating
after the wedding dinner the happy couple
departed for the Pan American exDosi'irn
They will 20 TO Emmetsburg where Mr. Flikke
Is telegraph operator. This was happy
union between young people OF life associates,
both natives OF the county.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18
MARRTEI.

At the Lutheran parsonage In Yiroqua,
September II by Rev Westfai, Mr. ROBERT
BoTTJEsoN of Jefferson. aud Miss REGINA
THOMSON OF Harmony
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18

DECTETIVES: NE WANT A SHARP. RE-
IL spoasiDle man In every city nd town q
for actual service; postage for reply Inter
4sgolAi Dsts3tsve Age ncy. Milwaukee, VIE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-09-18

Take Galvanic Soap for washing
dishes and Glassware and You will never
again use sticky, yellow soaps for this
purpose.
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CIFrEFN TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS A
L week saIzry for an Intelligent man or ws-
man in each town Permanent position. -
cents per hour for spare time MANuFACT-
URER. Box no, Chicago.
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OFFICE IN TowNER's BLOCK, VIRoouA, WIS
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see them correspond with them you want sell or buy