Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-02-12
-"Hunch" has no equal

L8utes - cent TaSclnators Tor L tc az
Rogers q Williams.
For pocket knives, table cutlery ani
shears go to Twner's.
For the best tobacco paper in tn
market go TO Towners.
Noises in the ears and deafness cure(
by DR.. MacNett, the specialist.
Fifteen wool blankets at 25 per cent
discount at Rogers & Williams.
Don't forget the Reno Novelty Com
d pany at the Opera house, Wednesday
February 10.
Rogers & Williams are now daily
receiving dress goods in spring and sum
mer weights.
Wade, the great juggler, will be here
with the Reno Novelty Company, Wed
nesday, February 49,
Take your watches. clocks and jew
elry to Towner's for repairs where you
will Nnd an expert workman.
Good farm insurance risks accepted
at re sonable rates by Packard d Proc
t tor, agents, at the Vernon County Bank,
-Moles, warts and superfous hair
permanently removed by electrolysis
without pain or scar, by DR.. Mac Nett.
Have you tried H. w. Barkers
Cough Catsrrh Consumption Remedys
We guarantee every bottle A. J. John
son & Co.
This week fifty pieces of silk from
one-half to five yards in length for 6S
cents per yard. Regular price 81 90 to
81. 3S at Rogers & Williams.
The Y. P. S. of the Synod Lutheran
church, meets with Mrs Bolstad, Fri
day evening February II. A cordial
welcome is extended to all who are in
terested.
"A shadow social will be given by
the missionary society at Relief Corps
hall, Monday evening, February II
Everybody invited. Coffee and cake
sold if desired.
Mrs Gott has few Buff Wyandotte
chickens to sell at So. so per pair Eggs
for hatching in April and May 81 for 13
Stock from pens that took blue ribbon at
state poultry show of 1900
Ladies Aid society of the Lutheran
church will give a Ludefisk supper at
Relief Corps hall, Thursday of this week,
commencing at $50 and closing at 8
O'Clock. The public Is invited.
The little adopted daughter of Mrs.
j. L. Pond, who was taken from Reads
town to the school for feeble minded
! children, some weeks since, died at that
institution at Chippewa Falls, a week
ago.
E. B. Emberson, one Of the faithful
| carriers on the De Soto daily mail route,
has been confined to bis home in De Soto
| but is able to be on deck again. Mr.
Dyer has filled the position during Mr..
Emberson's illness.
-Hillsboro Woodnlan desire to dis
pose of their novel building constructed
of neat hewn logs, loes; ted in a slightly
point of the village. They have out
grown their present quarters and desire
to erect q larger fraterasl bome.
- The agricultural fair ASSOCIATE rs in
this part of the state received aid from
the stale the past year as follows: Viola,
| 81, 200; Gays Mill, 5000 34; Richland,
5000; Hillsboro, $845 rs; Boscobel, $71S OF;
Grant, 600. 20; Sparta, 81, 200.
-Chas. J. Eastman, chairman of For
est, who went to Arizona few weeks
since, scarcely staid long enough to get
acquainted with the breed of bugs don
keys, half breed Indians and Mexicans
that predomlnate in that barren waste.
He was well satisfied to get" at the
first opportunity.
Surveyor Knower was in the city on
Friday. He has been surveying state
lands along the Mississippi about .Stod-
dard State authorities say timber is
being stolen from these lands, and they
warn people to neither trespass or take
timber from the same under penalty of
arrest and prosecution.
Martin Jackson and Ole jackson and
daughter of Sparta, and Claus jackson
and daughter of Haniford, Dakota and
Mat Jackson and wife of Westby, came
up Saturday to visit the gentlemens
aged father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
JacoD jackson. They arrived just in
time to help their father celebrate the
ooh birthday anniversary. P. E. Nit
by of this village also attended. The
old gentleman is hale and hearty for his
age. ge.-Cashton Record.
During the coming season of railroad
advertising, officers of many of the
Larger systems are planning to abandon
all billboard, fence and other advertising
of that class and to a great extent elm
mate advertising from magazines and
other periodicals. 1t is the prevailing
opinion t. at the newspapers now present
the best medium of reaching all the
people, and recommendations to use
newspapers exclusively in all advertis-
ing will be made Many of the more
popular lines have long since discarded
| practically everything but the newspa-
pers in advertising rheir features.
The city authorities of Chicago are
/ threatening to quarantine against the
states of Iowa, Wisconsin and Indiana
| on account of smallpox. Well, let them
! put up the bars an lock the gate, and
the quicker they do SO the more those
states will save in OK tallow sold for
rectified lard, brown paper slabs sold
! for French calf skin, cocoanut shells sold
! for Java coffee, refuse from the stock
/ yards sold for delectable mince meat,
and high-collared confidence gaffs pass
/ ing themselves off for human beings.
Come on with your quar-; it will be like
/ an unexpected release from purgatory
for the western states Ii Chicago could
be relieved from all physical and moral
/ corruption except smallpox the people
might be sure of admission through the
! golden gate without examination. -Ex.
Cold weather of the past month has
demonstrated that the location and
other conditions of the steam heating
plant placed in the court house and Jail
late last winter, is no. perfect success.
For this reason Contractors Hengle q
Palen have force of men at work ex-
cavating under the sheriffs residence
and will locate there a boiler and heat.