Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-03-19
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e light till dark.
-Cas-Ks cures one thing, the blood
u Read the Cas-Ka ad.
Mrs Andrew Baldwin, is visiting he
! daughter in Milwaukee.
Mrs. jackson Silbaugh have beel
visiting in Minneapolis
Oscar Newton ana E S Dake wer
, CENSOR callers on Saturday.
-Beauchamp, at Opera house FRIDAY
night will make you laugh for a week
Merchant P.J. McManamy of Genoa
had business in this vicinity during the
week
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, no pay
Price % cents
G. w, Huston and son of Oklahoma
have been visiting old friends and scenes
about Ottervale.
Beauchamp's lecture at Opera house
Friday night, is well worth ST. Reserv-
ed seats 35 cents
Will Lawton went to Phillips on
Moniay to look over the Proctor tele-
phone interests.
Martin d Kuebler have a new
plumber, Mr.. r B Gamble, who arrived
today from Canada
Postmaster Kalhar of Newton, has
been off on prospecting tour of the
state of Washington
e. p. Bishopof Readstown, accepted
a situation as timer with Ladysmith
firm, where he has removed
Don't fail to hear Beauchamp's lee
ture at the Opera house. Friday night
The leading lecturer of America.
We have all kinds of shoes but the
bad kinds and our prices are right.
THE BIG STORE.
IF You have catarrh, rheumatism,
kidney or lung trouble it will pay you
to read the Cas-Ka ad in this paper.
Have you tried II. w Barker
Cough Catarrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle. A. J. John ?
son q Co.
Five hundred bushels Of white seed
| oats wanted at the feed store of Daniel
Wise, in Viroqua. The highest price
vii be paid.
Nrs. Riggs, who spent the winter
| With her daughter Mrs, Abner Silbaugh,
| LEI red for her home ia South Dakota
IN Thursday.
If. W. Barker's Cough Catarrh Con
uI Ilpgion Remedy is the genuine Moth
ng ike ii for coughs and colds A J.
JoI nson & Co.
Ladies, if you are looking for COM
orr, both financial and physical, come
snc let us sell you pair Of Easter shoes.
THE BIG STORE.
You can depend upon those shoes
oought at the Big Store. They sell only
| good dependable footwear that will
aad the strain OF strenuous lives.
| To the ladies Come and see our
ipriug styles in footwear. They are
f,-f, a
| able. fIces the lowest.
THE BIG STORE.
live and let my brethren live
With all that's good with me.
| Unto the poor some cash give,
The balance give Rocky Mountain
Tea A. J. johnson.
Mr. Albon Lindemann returned
from market on Saturday and stacks OF
new and desirable spring goods of bis
| purchase are being received at the insti-
| tuition of which he is manager.
| j. W. Marsh learns from his son
| that the regiment of which he is mem
| her is enjoying a temporary sojourn at
| San Francisco, while waiting the arrival
| Of transport They are encamped in
an orchard and living sumptuously.
-Dressmaking done by Mrs. A. w.
Barthel All cutting and fitting done
| by the celebrated Diamond Tailor Sys.
tenn. Any garment worn by man, wo-
man or child can be cut with this model
Residence two blocks south of school
| house
The last target shoot of the Rod and
Gun club resulted as follows in possi-
BILE of 25: DIR Baldwin II, Jos Boehrer
| 10, Stanley Sweger 13, Don Sherman II,
| Capt. Silbaugh ~, II. E. Rogers Il, DIR.
Morley g. Thos A Tolrud 7, l. S. Griffin
Z, c. II. Minshall 3
! Will Garrett, who is arranging to
| build on lots purchased in the Dinsdale
section Of this city, has made another
| purchase, a four-acre tract of desirable
land east of the depot, which he secured
from Dr. Suttle Mr.. Garrett will use
| it for tobacco culture,
| Mr. Ed. Lind, who lives q mile east
of the city. will put a new wagon on the
| road and commence the sale and deliv-
cry Of milk next Monday. Persons de-
string to be served by him are requested
to advise him.
j. NJ. Bennett, who has represented
| the La Crosse Grocery company in this
territory for several years, has resigned
to accept similar position with Steel
! WidleF company and will call on his old
trade in q few days.
When you want physic that is
mild and gentle, easy to take and pleas
ant in effect use Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets Price % cents.
Samples free. Every box guaranteed.
For sale by A. J johnson.
"A news dispatch from MenomCnie
reports the death of Rev Joseph D.
Brothers at that place on Monday, aged
/ 20 years Mr. Brothers was well known
in this community, having resided and
F. pi cached here. For many years he own
ed the Marvin Henry farm in the eastern
lillts of this city.
Treasurer and Merchant Curry OF
alley, was in the city on Saturday.
Is reports big business in logging
OF 81 4tions and numbering in the eastern
Sc ii N Of the county the present winter.
brt eays there is much hauling unfnis he'd
By the early break up of the roads.
Col B. F. Parker Of rtiiwaukee,
IN I'd the local Forester Court happy
tn a visit on Thursday night, which
WIS the occasion for big turn out and
ENJOYABLE meeting of members of the
order. For almost lifetime Col. Park
er was sect etary of the Good TemplarH
oIier in Wisconsin.
Robert L. Clarke, son of Mr. and
Mrs Geo. h Clarke, will be married To-
1t norrow to Miss Augusta Dittmar, at
Watertown. the home of the lady. They
y i'll take up their home in Milwaukee
where Mr. Clarke has position in job
printing establishment. Many friends
in his native home town will wish Rob.