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CENTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ. sheehar

Central AUCTION CO, NJ. Sheehan.
auctioneer. 152 and 154 Canal-st
May by est. John simpson. 175 Bow
cry watches, diamonds. jeweiry, etc,
pledged to No. 7.1o1 March /. 1902, and old
dates.
May BY J. Simpson & Co.. 2o5 Park
Row. diamonds. jeweiry. etc. pledged to
May 5-By I. AlkuS. 8 Seigel-st., Brook
lyn. clothing. TO April 25. 1902;
clothing, to April %. 1902
May by S. Lehman. 292 Columbia-st.,
clothing to May l. 1902
May s-By II. McAleenan, 1914 sth-ave.,
diamonds. watches, Jewelry. etc. No.
16, 900 to 90. 600, and goods held over.
May s-By P. Freel 1G0 Grand-st., cloth
ing 70 May l. 1902.
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LLP WANT ED.

hLLP WANTED.
Female.
AS HOUSEkEE EEPER.-Gentleman' cOun-
try place within 40 miles OF New-YOTb.
going throughout the year; family small
tadultsl. two servants ana cOachman en-
plOyed; party must be thoroughly compe-
tent: no objection to widow with well
behaved child Address, with fullest par
ttculars references and remuneration ex-
pected. c. c.. Box 20. Tribune Office.
WANTED.-A cOpyIst; must be accurate.
Address. with references. B. B.. Box u,
Tribune Uptown Office. 1 .3e4 Broadway.
WANTED. Lady TO take charge Of cook
ing. baking and sweeping In q small fam
lily; pleasant home assured: moderate wages.
Address n. L. NJ. Ossining-on-Hudson
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A T YONKERS, n. Y.-32 Fairfield Road, Ludlow Park.
"a minutes station. IA dwelling overlooking
Hudson: plumbing heated. newly
rated: pot 1OOx135 towering bushes: Will sell
price. Apply premises J. f BRIGGS
49, Columbus-ave. New-Fork City.
NOR sALE-Country residence so minutes out IN New
Jersey, railroad station II rooms; 18th century
Colauial 81 land chicken plant 800 head all
kinds lawns shade. garden. Photographs Address
OWNER, No. $50 Jersey-sve, Jersey City n. J.
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For Sale or to Let-COuntru.

I-NOR SALE OR TO LEr-In SARATOGA. Of the
handsomet cottages the principal residence street
Infon-ave.: rooms newly thoroughly
throughout: only right parties. small family
thoroughly reliable. STABLE. stalls
for coachman. Rent complete for S1.2O0 for season
Selling price SIS COO Apply particulars and photo
graph ISL Broadway. New-York RATCLLFFB
HICKS. Owner.
NOR SALE OR RENT
Bargain responsible party. beautiful Queen Anne
Setory. broom brick residence. Latest modern i'm
provenents Brick stable 4 stalls Fine grounds, high
splendid unobsructed view OF surrounding
try all directions: main line OF H r. r Address
Box 653. WalnEford Ct
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l. I. FIRUsKI. Auc,ioneer. 10 Bowery.


May by NJ. selig & Son. jeweIry.
May by c. Lang & Co, 6SS 6th-ave..
diamonds. watches. jewelry. all pledges
prior April "a. 1902. all older dates
May @By Nj. Bruckheimer. 1s1 East
ave. diamonds. watches jewelry. all
May 6-By ]. J. Friel. 1.473-75 Broad
way. 9S7 Myrtle-ave., Brooklyn, diamonds
watches. jewelry. all pledges prior April
26 1902. all older dates held over.
MAY 6-By ]. GoIdschmidt, I.I37 2d-ave.,
clothing. etc. pledged prior April %. 1902,
diamonds. watches. jewelry. all pledges
prior March T. 1902. and all Nos to I3 925.
and ali goods reserved from previous sales
This sale will include fine assortment cut
glass, bric-e-brac and fancy chinaware
also fine assortment s;lverware.
diamonds, watches. tewelry, all pledges
prior April IS. 1902, all older dates
May s-By L. Cahen & Sons Al Canal
st, diamonds watches. Jewelry all pledges
prior April 90. 1902 from 5000 to s.0O0
May e-By NJ. Levy. 45 Carmine-st..
clothing. etc, pledged prior April 2s 1902
ELI soBEL. Auct. 9s BoWery. sells 10
q. m. goods pledged to April 25. 1902
May by r. Fisher wornen's goods
MAY 4-Bv r. Berger, 460 6th-ave and
460 West 42d-st.. clothing, dresses. shoes,
etc. pledged TO April 25.
MAY 5-Jewelry, watches diamonds. etc
F. Sobei & Son. I.426 2d-ave-
Anderson & Mintz Aucts.. 64 Bowery. sell
1890 May 5-Ry Max Bernstein. 27i
West 125th-st-. and Louis Bernstein. :, 6Ss
sth-ave.. ell clothing pledged 20 April 20
1902
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Country Property for Sale.

A ISLAND. Greenwich. Conn. for sale: over
- 25 acres; no marsh; fne anchorage grand beach,
springs suitable for club resort,
sttution. hotel. private residence. Particulars OF
WM. S. ANDERSON Mount Vernon
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AT REDUCED PRICES 800 SECOND hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought ard sx-
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OFFICES. suites: view; offices. s24O $780,
~ $3.50 yearly twelve stOries hrepOOf construction.
BEARD BUILDING. 120 Liberty.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

present used as a part Of the department store Of
Chairman & Co.
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Real Estate.

in New York City mortgages sold by
this company in the past seven years.
Investors have found these mort
cages good ones, and have taken
them in increasing volume every
year. They are SO carefully selected
by those in a position to know real
estate values, that foreclosure and
loss of principal or interest are un-
known.
So far as the company as informed,
not a dollar of this cast sum has been
lost by the inUestor.
A large assortment of choice mort
cages always on hand for immediate
delivery
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WORK WANTED,
Aln L.

Male
SALESMAN and COLLECTOR-CsentIem
OF education and address. 27s experienced:
where knowledge OF line is not as essential
as grit pluck and salesmanship. r. Box
20. Tribune Office.
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a L.

COACHMAN.-By first c.ass n,sr
best Of references. understands 49, 49, ne
i0ur-in-hand or tandem MAC. - ing f5ss1ns
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DAYS wORK--Respecta woman 70 %
out washing or cleaning by the day Ms
RIEDY. I54 East 1ISth-st-
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NURsE--By Young girl: assist with ot1s-
work. 44S shave.
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PHILA. PAwNBKoKERs' SALES
MACHINERY.

THOs. 3. LoVATT & SONS. Auctioneers
43O S6uth-st. Philadeiphia. Penn.
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COOK--CoIored woman as cook bv week
In boarding house NJ 2 NJ, s15 sth-
ave.
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HOCSEwCRK- Efri. ia-ely i7u4et.
20 do general houssvo-S- Miss GIBNEG.
S31 KiuEsland-ave-. BrOoslvl.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14
A PEW GOOD REASONS.
An Appeal for People to PatrOnizs Home Industries
And Tra6esmen

Why is it that property owners and
others will continue TO patronize a eata-
logue house when they can get what
they want here at home? Did 1t ever
occur to you that when you send 90 .
supply house for anything you can OBJ
tain of your home merchant you are re-
ducing the value OF your property to
certain exteng2 This is fact. 1uppos-
ing half of tae people Of our territor-
send away for thel goods, would it n
be necessary for 9cal stores to
duce their stocks fifty per cf
discharge hs of erks, parti 1. 1
their salesroom on ~. in fact do 8 t
half the business sg are doing 81?
Don't you think tbag such cond % ms
would reflect on the rtlue Of you : OPP
erty2 The town Itself would G.S idle
down to dead and dilaoidats6 { ace,
and the taxable value would be e tuced
oue-half. We believe that the g pie in
any community should be COS 2 rative;
that is, stand by each other, s home
merchant Is the one you go Z q II credit
when you are out of money he is the
one that is approached when there is
church to be built when roads are to be
improved and nearly always he is ready
to do what he can to help you.
What does the supply house do for
your In the first place they take your
money long before yon know what you
will get for it, and when you do get
what you send for it ia an inferior arti-
Gle and costs you more than the home
merchant would charge for the same
thing. The profit your merchant should
have and which ne is justly entitled to
has been given to concern that does
not care for your welfare anymore than
the man in the moon.
The supply house man does not help
you pay taxes to keep up your school,
churches and highways
These are some few and good reasons
why you should stand by your home
merchant He is your friend in need.
He ia your friend indeed. He looks for
markets for your produce from the
farm, and he is always willing to help
you in any way consistent with good
business Why seek from foreign
shore that which You can obtain from
your own home door, -Cashton Inde-
pendent
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14
Ihe Neighaoring Fair.

The editor of the CENSOR was one of
a large number from this section who
ATTENDED the Gays Mills fair last week.
Cold rainy weather was serious draw
back to the fair, but still the attendance
was large and the exhibits in all lines
were representative of the progressive
section in which the fair is situated.
Excursion trains were run, taking great
numbers from all stations along the val
ley. A good Seld of race animals con-
tested for the purses. On Thursday
Governor La Toilette addressed a very
large gathering of interested people.
He demonstrated with facts and figures
what might be had from a supervising
commission to fix and determine rail
road rates in the state; cited the larg
excess rates exacted from shippers. con
sumers and producers along the Kicka-
poo valley over like situated people in
the states of Iowa and Illinois, where
they have railroad commissions and
place corporations under state super
vision.
We doubt if there is another fair
ground in the state so admirably stu
ated as at Gays Mil lying as it does
in level valley, .-early surrounded
by wooded hills. The scene is pictares.
que and charming on bright October
Qay.
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[Rron the westhy Times.

Hans L. Tomtengen died Oct. of
cancer Of the stomach. Deceased was
born in Bigi, Norway. Sept, 2S, 1S4O.
He came u this country witt his pa
rents in 1850
Mari Monson Frynberg passed away
Friday at tue home of Mrs Anderson
Deceased v as 80 years of age She
lee YES four children, 20 grandchildren
and 10 g-ea grand. children. Her hus-
band died four years ago. Decea sed
came from Mes. Hedemarken, Norway,
% years ago BY her death long and
useful life Is ended
Farmers interested in a creamery met
last Saturd ay afternoon An organiza-
ton was perfected with the following
officers: President G. J. dovde; vice
president, John A. Moen, secretary, G.
M. Ballsrud treasurer, T, 0. Kilen; di-
rectors Hans SherVe, Ole Leain and 81.
Il. HoiGen. The association will be Co
operative and owned exclusively by
farmers About 81, 600 has been sub
scribsd arA 400 cows guaranteed. A
new build ng win be erected. This is a
good teeianing and the selection of
officers, added to the efforts and CO.
operation Of q host of substantial farm
ers, virtually ins res the success Of the
| new institution
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outlook Improves Every Day.

The weather conditions for tobacco
curing in sheds are all that could be de.
sired, and there IS a general feeling that
the crop will be Tsnumerative tol grow
ers. Sampling last years packing is
now going forward at most of the ware
houses in tbs and ether packing points,
and Uhe rep .rts are to the effect thai a
mould exists that is not conducive to
easy sales OF stock.
The Beskedal 81 Hazen packing in
this city, co 1sisting of /, 200 cases, has
6een sold to Fisher & Fisher, represent
atiyes of the eastern Johns firm.
Froyn ths Edgerton Reporter com
ment we judge that there is spirit of
good feeling existing elsewhere in the
state. 1t says:
Since the harvest was completed, the
weather conditions have seldom been
more perfect for securing a satisfactory
curing of the tobacco crop. A warm
September iuters persed with occasional
csins served 10 bring about frequent
casing of the leaf, and assist ia rapid
curing in the sheds. The Indications
now are that the late harvested portions
Of the crop will cure ont with as desira,
BILE colols 8 the earlier portion. IN
which even5 it will form the better part
OF the crop, being both larger in growth
and sounder lesR and free from shed
damage as we'll There will be bat lit
tie danger from fat stems this year,
whatever weather occurs from this time
on. Growers can scarcely recall Il more
perfect autumn for the curing Of tobac-
co, despite the lGng season Of bad wealth
er and frequent delays during the bar
vest of the crop.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14
WIN Get "Uucls Sam" After Than

Now that the hunting season is open,
hunters are warned not to shoot at the
mail boxes scattered along the country
roads throughout this country. where
rHral mail boxes are established. On.
Gle Sans mail boxes are excellent marks
at which to shoot and no doubt good
many hunters thoughtlessly try their
workmanship. Out in Minnesota cou-
pie of weeks ago a hunter tried his
workmanship at mail box and hit the
mark. The shooting was witnessed by
other parties. The owner Of the box
complained tc ihc postmaster who re-
ported the riatter to the p0stoffice De-
partment st Washington and an inspect
or was se1t to the grounds; the man
was arrested and fined 5000 Uncle
Sam is bound 20 protect his mail boyes
and will not be fooled, consequently, no
matter how attractive marks the mail
boxes may be, we advise the hunters to
leave them alone.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14

A petition asking Judge Rabb to dis
miss the case against Elmira J. Drake,
was presented 10 the court Wednesday
by Lucas Lebeker. Il contained quite
a number of names. 1t in substance
set forth that from the circumstances
surrounding the death Of Robert j.
Drake, there is no chance for conviction.
The points necessary for conviction are
not susceptible of new evidence. The
state with the advantage of counsel
that could be secured aud all the means
needed have failed to convict and that
further prosecution is and will be use
less and viii only incar heavy expense
on the taxpayers Of the county. The
Judge took mp the matter of the petition
Friday morning and deciding against it
set the case for trial for the 3rd day of
next term which will be November 10.
Prosecutor Ratclilf says toat he will not
ask for the case to be dismissed. and
this means that it will be tried again -
Vreedersburg News.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14

After several weeks layup Peter
Oftedahl resumed his accustomed sta
ton in Williams 81 Co.'S store.
Bert Bellows is spending couple
months on the road as solicitor. He
will resume his clerkship in the Boston
store in December.
Otto Thosterud, thirty years old,
and "a married man, IA former resident
of Christiana, died Of consumption at
his home in Cashton
Lost between Purdy anu Viroqua,
October 9, a fur collarette. A reward
will be paid finder if left at CENSOR of
fee or Purdy store.
Bilious sore throat with threatened at
tack Of fever is best treated with q few
doses of Camps Curative Powder or
ablets. SOC, 25c, Of all druggists
"A sad case of insanity is that Of
Miss Kate Older of Springville, who
was adjudged mentally unbalanced and
taken to Mem +. hospital on Tuesday
The happie uple in the world
should he a de- husband and blind
wife. both tab 'ocky Mountain Tea
Keeps peace in t, amily. IS cents. A.
J. johnson.
Call at the new art studio, opposite
Towners. Orders promptly filled for
all kinds of oil paintings. A new pro
Gees of oil painting Taught for $3.
w. T. STETNBECK.
Its at Lindemann's clothing depart
ment that you will find those Fl. ). 81 NJ.
suits that give the right appearance.
Guaranteed TO give the best OF sotisfac-
tion or money refunded
Mics Frances Steadley Of Chicago,
will demonstrate and q instructions
on he Wheeler & Wii7On sewing ma
chloe at Browns music store from the
,Gfh to the 31st Of October Instruction
free
Miss Frances Steadley, expert Oper-
ator for Wheeler & Wilson Manufaet-
uring company, will 10 in Viroqua Oc-
tober 26 to 81, at Browns Music store.
If you are interested in sewing machine
work, call at any time.
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WIN Deceise Z Rone.

Vernon county residents of Scandi-
navian tongue and blood should not be,
and probably will not be deceived by
the promiscuous scattering of the paper
known as America sent out from
Madison. with Rasmus B. Anderson as
nominal editor and publisher 1t is
wsll-known that Anderson is the rank
est kind of $talwart, that the paper is
sent out with the compliments of the
Sscc5a5on Wagon Company, because
they could not be sent through the
mails as extras without violation of
the posta laws. The paper is devoted
wholly to the abuse of Governor La
Toilette a. d the principles for which
the republi, IN party stands in Wiscon-
sin. It wi be unusual if people are
not compells,l to pay for the paper BE-
fore il la disco tinued
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHB0RS.
lFrom the La Farge Ente rprise. }


Jean Cowee sold his livery barn last
week to Frank Nuzum of this place and
Byrd Poorman Of West Lima The new
proprietors have added to the equip
ment of the stable.
DIR. A. J. Lewis moved his family
down from Bloomingdale last Friday
DIR. Lewis has had 26 years practicing
physician in Vernon county and will
doubtless meet with his share of sue
cess here.
D. w. and e. T. Marshall of Rock
ton are making preparations to open up
a general merchandise store at that
place.
james Henthorn was arrested again
on the charge of selling liquor. He was
taken before Justice Butt, plead guilty,
and fined $40 and costs. He claimed
that he was only trying to get rid of
the liquor hs had on hand and on the
promise that he would ship the liquor
back Immediately and be good" from
henceforth, ne was only given light
penalty.
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Oglgi verbs

Ais we3 that we'll
Thirsty men c r stTaws.
What is love wItlJut anotherP
lie nailed in time saves nine.
It's q poor story that ends two ways.
It's u rare coat tbat has no turning.
a little devil dsvIieth the whole dump.
lie who fools with dynamite is soon
parted.
The bobby catches those who help
themselves
An honest lawyer is the scarcest work
of God
A bird on the plate is worth three on
your bonnet.
Those who iivein glass houses are apt
70 be kodaked
God help the man who can t help him
self these days.
Every man has his price, every wo.
man her caprice.
Our relatives we inherit but thank
God, our friends we find ourselves.
Misery loves company, but rational
company doesn't banker after misery.
Il isn't the long spear. but the stead
lest that impales tie big salmon.
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Now for the sRubber /"

The Soldiers Grove high school aggre-
CATION Of ball tossers arrived in this city
on Saturday with the intention of even
ing up the game lost by them to the
local highs, week ago Saturday, and
proceeded to SO do in we'll played
game of ball at the fair . ounds, the
score being 10 to q Both teams gave
crsdiSable performance throughout, al
though several costly errors were chalk
cd mp against players on each side The
score by innings rs as follows
Sol Tiers &. o 3 1 0 o x-10
Vifoqua. i 0 3 0 G 0 0 D. z
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14

Report Of school district No. Ia the town
OF Coon, for the month beginning September
20. Number Of pupils cnI He'd "a. Whole
number OF days attendance 431. Number OF
days lost by absence 1873. Average daily at
tendance q. -Four OF the pupils did not enter
until the last week. thereby lowering the
average. Those pupils who were neither alb
sent nor tardy were: Tena and Mella Nor.
tenson Josie F1d Elise Nesset, Alfred and
Louis Role, Nsrdal Stendaland, Albln Jacob
son. Those absent but one day were Caroline
SwensOn, Elise and Clara Role. Number Of
library books loaned ". The pupils are very
studious. There was not single case Of tar
diness during the month.
NELLIE NJ, LYONS, teacher.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14
A womsn's Complexion

1t is rank foolishness to attempt to
remove sallowness or greasiness of the
skin by the use Of cosmetics, or local
treatment as advocated by the beauty
doctors. (" The only safe and sure way
that a woman can improve her complex
ion is by purifying and enriching the
blood, which can only be accomplished
by keeping the liver healthy and sctive.
The liver is the seat of disease and blood
pollution Green's August Flower acts
directly on the liver cleanses and en-
riches the blood, puriies the complexion.
1t also cures constipation, biIiousnsss
nervousness, and induces refreshing
sleep A single bottle of August Flower
has been known TO cure the most pro
nounced and distressing cases Of dys.
pepsia and indigestion. New trial size
bottle, 25 cents. regular size 75c. At
all druggists.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14
Rev. Tdmn, read the following brief
facts and statement:

Samuei s. Henry was born ia Oakland
county, Michigan, January is, lS82, came to
Vernon county in 1852. and died Ia Vir0qea
october . asOJ, aged u years, months M ana ~
days. lie was married April 3, 1900, aud mas
lived In NiroquA 2S years. One daughter,
Mrs. Jennie Hewitt, and an adopted son,
Harry Adams, and four grandchildren, with
the wife remain to mourn his loss. FOR the
last eight years he has been In poor health.
Three years aKo he suffered a stroke OF par
alysis, and since then he has besn almost
helpless. During these years his wife has
been as Gods angel OF comfort and inspira-
tion to him.
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MARRIED
WEDDING AZ wEsr pnAln1E.


Thursday afternoon. October lSt, about one
hundred and seventY-hVe people were pres
ent To witness the ceremony whlCh bOun to-
gether the lives OF Miss Carrie Brudos and
SeveFt Seine. The ceremony was performed
at South West Prairie church, leey. Aashcim i'm
officiating. The Misses Ellen ana Jennie
Brudos acted as maids OF honor and Chris
Brudos and Martin Larson as gr3OmsmeB.
The bride was Attired In BLUSH green trimmed
in white, carrying bouquet IN white. The
groom dressed In black. wearing white
buttonhole bouquet. TIE bridesmaids we're
dressed in pale blue trimmed Ia waite vita
white flowers and the grOomsu.6n IA BLACK
also wearing white bouquets. After the Ger
euony they departed for the brides home.
Mrs Toilet Brudos played the wedding march
while the couple received congratulations.
after which they partOok Of supper under
d 7coratioDs. After supper the nights pleas
ure sas opened by march. Music for the
occasion was furnished by Brudland and
Olson. After day break they 81 departed 20
their homes reporting swell time
At the office Of and by A IL i. Drew, court
commissioner. at La Farge October 5. Mr..
CHA BLEs HoLLEEBECK and Miss NOLA COLE
Man both OF Forest.
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important Mneting.

1t is urgent that Viroqua business
men attend the meeting appointed for
Thursday at two o'clock, to consider
the proposition Of establishing cream.
cry at this point Doubtless number
of interested farmers will be on hand to
assist in taking up the matter
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14
Why

Why pay ont money to have pictures
enlarged when you can learn in one
hour TO paint your own pictures from
any photo, using the new process of oil
painting taught for only $500 At the
new art studio opposite Towner's.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-14
AT A sTAEpsTILL.
Indications That Railroad Operations Have Ceased
for This Season.

All manner of work has ceased on the
Viroqua-La Crosse electric line except
efforts by the officials of the road to ar
range matters for renewal of operations.
AS intimated in these columns last
week, there is serious friction between
the financiers, officials and contractors.
They have become so muddled in dis
agreements that those having know
ledge of the difficulties doubt their abil-
ity to adjust matters and renew con-
struction work the present season.
Thsre is general mix-up of garnishee
proceedings instituted by contractors
and sub-contractors.