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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14

Ross. May 12-Knowiug hat great pleas
ure and profit are 70 be derived from perus-
Ing the news letters In our county paper, We
resolv we'd 10 add our little mite and givJ TO
others some OF the pie ssuic we enjoy In r. adj
ing these spiStlss. IL Is so edifying TO note
that Mrs So - so had her washing out nine
O'Clock. and AR. So n So is done seeding; that
Mr.. A $ sheep are sheared, aud Miss took
tea with her very dear friend; that young Mr.
has new buggy and Intends to take his
best girl out for a ride, etc, We have none of
these important events TO chronicle but viii
give few minor happenings In our little
burg q. Our cheese factory Is now Ia opera
ton Oscar Groves Is making the cheese.
We have "a new building and all new machine.
~ and everything Is Ia ship shape. by the
way, l wonder IL hillips has any OF his songs
copyrighted, and are they words and music
or words only, and where could they be
bought Mention has been made OF them
several times lately and we'd like the partic
ulars.. Quarterly meeting was held here
saturday aud Sunday. Rev. Witherbee con-
Quoted the services. The iva little Beigh-
ley children who have sui afed 50 hong from
scarlet fever arp thought % he - little better,
but fears are eptertaisvd for their recovery
The family are new corners hare, having
bought and moved onto the Common farm q
mouth since Shey hsve lost one child since
coming here, with tie same disease. The
entire community sympathzes with them
There are several other case, In the n 3lghoor-
hood but none SO DANGEROUS. d. ONKEY
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14

Low SHoE2 -
Every b dv is going 10 we, them this
suruAtr Ioull need a psig.
ROGERS q WIIJIA 8.
Faust uu licn,lon May IL, la0s.--i
lkORATE MOTT Z

r.et TOT limiting Time 8pr NJ 'ce
VERNON tutiNrH CUURf--IN tNoBAI hin
9u. lustlor u the estate OF Ness so uso 81,
o. ,he application Of Simon ? Lief execu.
tstnf tsv estate Of Neis Job 5 iu laJs Of
t,f...n rosr \. deceased, no Que teNins rsQgtTcd
s-. spItofett a"4f Of Commissioners 30 EetetfS ex -
tlsfue A0o adjust claims against - estate,
ID -sste.t,sl Thststx months H. N and siteT
ne a4te uf b}a order be aud Is hereby hX"d Ne
ri, t.ne u exam witch all creditors are required
tn t.rs~. nj 5ps elAirns d demahGs against the
s.ia Nels Johnson. deceased, 10 Tn comfy
ser { Narpvn cVuEty. .vE tAsh.sAGion and
n q tt.rs or ordered That ali S!aims md de-
sta. ia so q, ssyntrd will ue exass,tued aud al
t4stea. arfvfe tUc att c9uuty c1urt, ~ Its court
s9,lu hi n court house Ia tRo cify Of NrcQua In
sAid county, II f,gGlsr term thereof, NPpM lted
he heta On tht E-at Tuesday OF Dtcenlber r,
lgo2 and al creditors are hereby notified thereof.
Its Further Ordered, that notice OF tue time
within which creditors may present their claims
aud demands aud OF the time When tAe same Vail
lee examined and adjusted py the court As afore-
said. be given BY publishing coNy OF tins order
TOR four successive weeks. once IN each week, IN
the vernon County Censor, nwspspar pub
ilshed IN TIE city Of VroquA, in sid countyi The
nrst publication 20 be made within 10 days
from she date hereof,
Dated this {. h day Of MAY ;S02.
BY the Court y. .. hAhoNhf,
Conuty Judge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
PUPILS EXAMINATIONS
oFFICEoF COUNTY SUIT. or SCHOOLS

OFFICE OF COUNTY SUIT. or SCHOOLS
NIR0QUA. MIsCONSi -. NAY l9. 1902
Examination for graduation Of the state
Graded schools OF Westbv, La Farge Reads
town, De soto. and Genoa viii be held Nav
- q. and %.
will be held at the following tiLfe aud DIacas
and in charge Of the committee named:
Springyllie-May % and -, J. "a Brown G
J. Moen. Enola Carmichael
Liberty Pnle-May a. Lydia Weeds, Marie
Boistsd. Lncretia RIman, Dora Morrison
District No 6 Town Of JefIerscn-N av "a
Blanehe S.ibaugb, Myrtle Wise, Myrtle Wake
fed
R2sS-Nay "A, Harry Frazier. Mary Hayes
uiieA kast.
Chasesurs, May p and "a W. 4. Brown,
Frne>t Armnu. ole Leum
Pupils NhO have endorse merits re TO write
on Saturday only.
When 10 other place Is cunger ens pupiii
= ~ - 70 any EFsded school su srife On
May 3 and -. or thew may come my oftc'
at The court house. h. I. e = RDSRR,
CoEn=y Supt.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
IREEERSON.

SPRtsGVfLLE. May l2-Eider saider gave a
very iutere- ting discourse on The tSIch Man
ana Lazarus" for the setunn ye, erdHy y"
wish "a larger audiepcr cou Il its'e hs4ld I
=. Don't forget tht Quarterly Dleetiug al a !.
3. church next sunday Sunday school AZ 0.50
faItuw4u ~ love teast anu ~ertn ny Pre-
siding Elder Martin. Mr. auo MRS wiz MI 5
wesrs. Dtre from tneir La Crosse home laA
Wednesd ~. They Duried their babe, a Sc n
of seven Week 5, In Ylroqna cemetery Many
friends sympathlze with them IN their bt-
reayement.... The finest monument thai
adorns our cemetery was lately set ny w. ,.
Shepard agent for a La Crosse firm. IL Is
fine design la red granite erected TO the men,
DRY OF The late f.. O. Officer, wife ana chill
dren.. Trustees OF the cemetery Will auction
on the lumber in Inc /, ace, Saturday, May II,
In view of building one OF wire go. Mrs. Peter
Bartholomew OF De Soto, visited numerous
relatives here last week. Miss Flora Bierce
of Newton spent last week with her sister,.
John NILS AID Ohas. Heron are shipping
their cooos to the west, their future home
Robert Mills was married last sunday TO Miss
Sarah Siibaugh of Webster. May all manner
vi good fortune follow Robert aud his bride.
ROSE CIR tNIUM
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
CHRIsTIANA.

WEsTBY, May H. Mr. Eiel Eielson IS max
ing extensive improvements ON his residence
....Jackson, the p0pu ar salesman at the Da-
wilson meat market has been taken into the
business AS a partner e. work on the new
LoVaas residence IS progressing rapidly
hen completed IL Will be a very creuitaole
addition 10 our increasing number OF attract
I've residences. ThOs GALL recently OF vi
roqua has established himself In our village
having formed partnership with II o stew
Ifngs0u in the mercantile business We wish
the new firm success and continuance OF
the popularity which this establishment has
achieved in the past year.. The parsonage
OF Rev. Gulbrandson is ia the hands Of local
contractors for thorough repairs ana i'm
pr0vemenls. Jens Davidson has been on
the sick list for a few days, Is bad cold being
the cause OF the trouble. A number OF our
citizens have made several excursions 10
neigh6nFIDg streams the past two weeks
Their phiiosophic silence when prObed with
questions about their sport Is significant.
They have evidently not studied Staiwart
methods or they are too honest TO employ
them ~. Gilbert Peterson has returned from
his recent soj0urn "a the west. lie speak )
highly OF certain sections visited, notably
Washington. :. .5vsen, the harness maker,
has begun the erection Of store bu lding on
the lot next to Peterson's restaurant, 70 which
he Will soon transfer his stock Eyen EieI-
son left few days ago, for Mtnot, North Da.
kota, to look after land claim, held by his
daughter who died last fail a large nun.
Der attended the Oison-Goldberg wedding
last Sa day 80. DR.. Hoimberg has been out
Of tow a few days visiting relatives and
friends At Galesg.'le. his former nome =. NJ
Moen, Nj IS lnga doen and henry Hall OF
Cashton, we're seeII Ia the village sunday
Miss Mae Morse, oar teacher, was summoned
To her home In Fennimore, last wednesday.
TO attend the funeral OF a brother Daring
her abse &c Miss Adella Michelet met her
classes. one who believes that Westpy IS
one OF tht best trade centeFs In the west and
wants osee her GET Tbs &c ELL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
DIED.

q. @. LAMaA Was born In Belmont county,
Ohio Oct 2 1928. lie WAS married TO Miss
Elizabeth Munyon In 1854 Mr. l. lmma pass
ed 10 the spirit land Ia 1890 TO them were
born twelve children, six sons aud six daugh~
ters five OF whom survive. On the morning,
of Nav B. Mr. Lamma passed on city ava }
from tho scenes OF earth, aged ~ years Z
months and day. Both he and his Wife la
former years we're members OF the Methodist
Fnlscopal church. with his family he emf
rrateti to Wisconsin In 1855 whore 10 had siuce
been "a resident OF Vernon county Rev.
Price fer some unknown reason failed TO
he present at 10 O'Clock sunday ln preach the
funprml snrInon. Mr.. Lamma was laid 10
rest Nv tbs side of his wife Ia l. Qorty Pole
cemetery,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
First publication Nay u. 1902 s.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice Of Application Tor Letters Of Admi
tfation

VERNoN eoUNTY. coURT-IN PROB, : {,
In the matter Of the esta'e OF Grafton Iss-uIni
deceased
On this 18Th day Of May, a. D. 1902 nro7
reading and fling the peu1on Of Rachel Fish
stating thst Grafton Lanni- Of the town o Lib
ierty county Of Vernon, died interstate on o.
bout the Sd dav Of Nav, 1902 aud prayinr
that Wan enFish be appon ted administrator oflhe
estate OF said deceased,
Ii is ordered that ssid application be hearl
before me, st the probage cfice In the citv OF
Yiroqua, 90 the list d2y Of JulS A. D, 1909, u
% O'Clock n.
Aud II is Further Ordered, that notice Of the
time end pisee appointed for hearing said 81
plcattou Dc given IN ali persons iuterestel
~ Publishing cop o. this order, fr rhrse
weeks sGcNFssivslY il the vernon Comfy Censor
g newspaper pr1nted Z saSd e0anty. Previous
the time apro inted for said hearing.
Dated this lssh day Of Nay, A D. 1901.
b The Court D. o. NAEoNKY, Ceznty Jrdee
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
Rls1NRs-N n1lcE-

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ undersigned has Wtthdrawn All his
financial futereslS from the firm of Q j.
Severson 4 Co, Of Ntr,qpa Wis. and thai
the remaining members a. -Rli I'm viii cou-
upue the same business under the same ma g
and style, and wi | ,'oiec ali d"bs due the
said hrH. and assumes and agrees to pay ali
ltabilti los 81: he said hEm, and reiea os the
uuderSt yued from all liabilities ga account Of
past Indebtedness of the said arm.
c LAKE.
Dated At Viroqus, WIS., April2s la'a,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
wHEArLAND.

VICTORY RIDGE, May 1.-THE recent storms
have done considerable damage throughout
the country Mrs. Lena Sutherland OF
Ferry lille Is staying AT be home OF her pa
rents, HRS. q A. Wakefield, lille her llJtle
son is sick vito pneumonia John Hind
burger had a valuable COW killed by lightning
80. Mise olive Gar liner Is at home from Reeds
burg Tor VISIT. Mrs Alma Loucks has pur-
chased the town property OF l. W. CLARK OF
Victory. Dir. Clark aud family expect 10
Washing tuu. Charley Woods was very Tor
4slata while claiming the other Gay. lie
found a pearl valued at 200 Llaud 'Grithn
,ts1 founa oue wh Gu he sold Tor $50 y iss
Myrtle " akeheid is teaching school on Not
,fu2hAm Ridge She spent Sunday Wilh her
parents - Mrs. Mira Cayanee is very IN Win
pasumonta... ME Manning has sold his nome
ia our vicinity 10 donnie Johnsoa, and puf-
chased Il farm tie ar Valley Junction, de ex :
,ecGS ~ move his family there next week. j
IMAM 0t r. also purchased a northern nome.
We are al sorry 10 lUse our old neighJors,
Nrs Emma Alien Of SirUquA Is visiting nee
mother Mrs Loucks, Of Victory. Mrs. Joh't
TesAlt ct Viroqua. visited her sister, Mrs
- aketield last week GOLDEN ROD.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
RECEIVERS NOTICE.

rINHE UNDERsIGNED. RECEIVER OF THE
Lindemann Rask Bank OF Viroqua. de-
sires to give notice that be Is prepared to pay
all certificates and other claims az inst said
institution Persons who have not fled their
claims are requested 20 do SO Mt the earliest
date possible Office over the new Bank of
ViroGua Office hours TO IL; TO 4 O'Clock.
FREp EcKH ARDT Receiver.
Vlroqna, Wis. ApriA22 l902.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
pIITLDIYGs roR SALE.

Il OF Re4 dstown. will affeF fr sale 10 the
highest BIDDER the following described prop
erty; One dwelling house SID barn house 10
in tine condition: possession given on the
day OF sale Also the cid school baiiding and
grounds, possession given 1T end Uf school
year. For further partt..9 call on or ad-
dress. c. ". Reeve. olerk. keadst1wn.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
SOMETHING NEW

NOUB PHpTO ON a SRA SHELL SEND
l yoCr photogralh and 50 cents, and re
i've one 81 Ia, se SHELLS, y our photograph
returned First ten in each town draws a
prize. sax WITH same nh0to for - IS. Order
% once, & l.. i424 Union Ave, Tacoma,
Washington.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
PAsTuRAGF ann Hnnn LAND

EoR SALE. NINETY ACRES OF WOOD
II and pasture land three miles southwest
of Viroqua, Has running water. inquire OF
JOHN W. LAKE Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
LAND FOV SALE

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL REAL
L estate In tile eatate ottn CT lsskobt In
town ~ II amburr one mile south OF Chase
burg, on May % 80 acres OF land To- be sold,
81 acres improved balance gond timber land,
good buildings. i. Nj. KRACHELs-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
Rnrsnlo

THE FOLLOWING pEsrRIBED LAND:
l The sw 4 OF the NV 4 of the sw a Of sec
tio3l7, the ne part OF tbs ne y ~ the swA OF
section II, the ne 4 OF the sw OF section ",
the " = OF the So \ OF section % Mi In town
10, north, range ). west. Apply To
BUTT & BUTT. viroqua, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
AGENTS WANTED.

7 IFE OF 4 nEWITT TALMAGE. BY ms
l. son, Rev, Frank Dewitt TalmaSe and as =
book e 0or-ed by the TaimaEe family Enor
NOUS profit for agents who act quickly Out
NJ ten cents Write immediately CLARK &
Co.. - $. 4th street Philadelphia. Pa. Mem
tion this paper
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
Nnttna-

TNuE UNDERSIGNED HAsA3-YEAR OLD
l Red Poiled built for sale, weight l, 100 or
/ 500 pounds, Is u registered animal and good
one JAS DICKSON, BlonmlngdaIe, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14

SouTH CREEK, May IA snow storfa visit,
family have retuTed to our negbhOfhgd
and settled whit +. oliver Thomas Slaie
has been .uile III. but l. slowly iup'oVinS
ptaer Campbell aud wife 8rd Mfs, smHh !
DE soto Visited a. Wakeiieiu's last s@fdn's-
day NJ - Clara Oliver Is worsirg Tor MIS-
neIlap hessfs. IS Wakefield ana Slhic are
= rial,5 aas pui,.ii 4-eu nts iathcfs valley
farm and moved thereon Thomas ana tets
Watson we're on the creek one ni&ht last
week Hahging May baskets Miss y ~
wakefield VIII soon return home frott wash
ington. where she has been the past Two years
pANSY BLOSSOM.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14

NxTANrED. YOUNG NAN TO LEARN
W drug business; must have fair edu-
cation and speak Norweg AN.
.. A. uNsETH, westby. Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
WALL
PAPER
REGRETS.

Unless you are decidedly pleased with
wall paper before it is hung you are go
ing to dislike it after it is on, and You'll
have to dislike ii good while.
Better insure increasing satisfaction
instead of increasing dislike. by choosing
from our unlimited stock Papers of
every price from 1 cent to so cents
quality superb-price right. No trouble
to find what pleases-the trouble is to
decide which you will have to give up.
Come and see our papers as often as
Won 1ika
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
OUR COUNTY GLEANlGNS.
From The Brain and Pens OF the Censor's
Live Country and Village writers.
GENOA.

GESoA. Shay i2-Mrs. Uorman attended the
funeral 81 Ars. Harriet Thompson. last
Saturday !. Rev. Decker Of Newton aud g. e..
johnson pf Romance, we're Genoa callers
Ghas. ont, Jf. who has bern cierking on the
steamer Lfncham. returned home last We'd
nesday. Miss Anna Laylan returned from
Stoddard. Saturday Mack Shumway moved
20 town, Monday !. Rev KremeF Of La Crosse
will bold services here Sunday J z. Mon
It's button factory Ii closed for the present
Miss stella .hoDti and Herchel Clements went
- Keno. Minnesota, Sunday 70 visit the for
meF's sister Mrs. Ohas. GreeneF.. Miss Jessie
Podetti assisted Stella Monti ia the store last
Thursday, during Mr.. McManany's absence
MISSISSIPPI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
Our Shoe Department.

shoe the cheapest place
good cheap. OUR CHlLDRENS LINE
CLOSED OUT to n Of the regular prices. Come and
can't by buying them from don't buy
furniture will be refused at these low
prices
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14
Test Sale Values in BOYS CIothing.

replete with fashions latest
youth this have the
display chdren hats and furnishings be found
in Vroqua
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-05-14

Come and see our papers as often as
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-08-09
Curious Discovery of Coins.


At Nottingham, En- in 1880, a
remarkable discovery of coins was
made which is Intimately connected
with a passage in the continuation of
Florence of Worcester's Chronicle"
recording what seems to be the very
incident which explains the loss of the
treasure A peculiar feature of this
Nottingham find is that all the coins
have been subjected to intense heat,
and are -blistered and cock1ed by fire.
They were found in the basement of
an old building during excavations for
enlarged cellarage and mostly belong
to the reign of King Stephen The
chronicler, after detailing the sud-
den attack upon Nottingham by the
Earl of Gil ucester, in 1141, relates
that a wealthy townsman was made
prisoner and compelled to give up his
money. He conducted the plunderers
to his cellar. and while they were en-
gagged in breaking open doors and
locks he contrived to make his escape,
locked them all in. and set fire to his
house. 1t is reported that thirty men
in the cellar persisted in the flames
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ancient nobility to which her lineage
as the daughter and granddaughter
of a duke entitle her, and many a
titled parsonage who would have 70
difficulty in gaining admission to a
royal dra Ing room at Buckingham
Palace has never had the chance of
stepping across the Warehouses;
threshold. Lansdowne House, which
stands in Belgrave square, is one of
the show residences in the metropolis,
boasting one of the choicest private
picture galleries in Europe and the fin
est private collection of ancient sculp-
lures outside of Rome.
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cricket-Fighting in China.

The Chinese are inveterate gamb-
lers, and never lose an opportunity to
bet, no matter how trivial the cause
may be. One of their great insIitu-
tons is cricket-fightirs, the crickets
being caught, fed and trained careful
ly as is blooded horse. There is
fixed diet for them, part of their food
consisting of honey and boiled chest
nuts If they get sick, they are fed
with mosquitoes. Prior to fighting,
their weight is ascertained and duly
recorded, there being a fixed regula-
ton as to their size and weight. On
the door of the house in Which tn
fight is to take place the record of
each cricket is pasted up, and the
owner of the winner gets ten per cent
OF all the bets. The cricKet-pit is a
low tub placed on a table, and, after
weighing, the combatants are put in
it and tickled with straws until they
rush at each other with loud chirrups
and fight until one of them is killed.
Good fighting crickets are very valu-
able and are often sold for large sums.
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cfal equality. If free-trade writer's
are arguing the question OF political
economy from the standpoint of the
average office clerk they are work
ing on line that is most compli-
Gated, but while the rate of wages
in this case does not respond a.
quickly to industrial activity, it "a
nevertheless true that the size of the
Office force is quickly reduced when
general business is poor. and these
young men are too proud to work at
manual occupations are not too proud
to go home and live on the money
earned or saved by their fathers In
the obnoxious carpenter shops or iron
mills.