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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

iS,usuallysthe. case when broughtsfrom
thesmill. This led n Rural New York
or correspondent to arrange an in
Eenioussgrnder, whichshe tells .aboutpas
follows ;''Imade,a hopper large enough
TO hold aslrund observation-disclosures of crack
es"eaSp. with A. slnltoff sin sthe bottom
so Us ses. IsGTid4esytlnfSAaows of grain.
Then with three sizes sof galvanized
wiresnettingsI made Sscrepnsaabout, one
iootwide 'bycsixsfeetuong Tbeshopper
was splaced4 zip at the head of the
grunary tstanNyay. with .thetscreenstun.
derneathsingsuchsak manner that when
the crackedtlcoru lis allowed to run
slowly from ltheslhoppeg II grades &c
nicely finto atlrecssFles of8craCked corn
besides Fthes1fneEmcal which would 70
oswastesiftsc a1trrsi4on Hhe ground for
thepouft1y .sar dsanyN he sur
prisedtatsttraa nuRruttof tl1s mc;rlsayed
even 4from~tfc bestsSi1tCd cracked. corn.
l uscjNo, 4 mebing dor Ehestop OF. coars-
est screen, .as j want it, rs coarse as
possible aforipigeouS mo. s6s for second.
and No az sforsunest5'
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CHOICE MISCELLANY
a Novel Railroad.

A railroad whose trains never stop
throughout their journey is projected
in the plans of a Belgian scientist who
has recently proposed a new trans
portation scheme. The plan is decided
" revolutionary and aims TO save the
time consumed in the case of ordinary
railroads in letting off and taking on
passengers at stations. The new trains
as planned will consist Of cars pro-
PEELED by separate motors and will
work, says a writer in Harper's Week
", in the following manner: when a
station is approached the passengers
and baggage for that station are moved
into the rear car, which is cut off just
before the point is reached. The pas
sengers DESTROYS of boarding the train
take their places in car on a siding
at the station. which proceeds to the
main track at full speed and catches
the passenger train, to which It is cou-
pied and the passengers and baggage
transferred. Those for the next sta
ton are then received, and in turn 'the
car is duly dropped. The scheme is
most fantastic lS5e present impracti-
cable, yet 1t fst be admitted that
many of thsyMments necessary, such
as the separate motors, which can be
controI1edstogether or individually, are
already developed"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

Dear Sir: Mr. N Avery, Delhi. NY,
had two houses exactly alike, and paint.
ed them: one Devoe lead and-zinc; the
other barytas-and zinc. He paid same
price for DOH paints
He used six gallons of lead and.zinc,
t2 gallons barytes- and zinc.
He paid SlS for painting lead and
ENC, f36 for painting barytes and. zinc.
The total cost of the lead and zinc
job was f21 the total cost of the barry
tes-aD3 zinc job was s54
He '.tdn't know he was buying barry.
ties the dealer told him that paint was
as good as Deyoe
A fair example of how it generally
comes out, when You buy something
inst as good Better go by the name
the name; and the name is Devoe.
Yours truly
r. w. DeVoe Il Co
New York and Chicago
p: s. J. f. Nuzum, Vircqua, sells our
paint.
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coRNsTA1ks AND PAPER.
A Step In. the staIIzsprObIem--Afac
erysHandIes Them.

cry
The world "do move" as said sthe
Rev.tJasper. The factory nowsgoesIt0
the sfarm. Everybody has heard !. of
% persInaking kfrom cornstalks, sbuttQ,
linois shasta snew4 deyelopment,of1it,. a
development, sbyAthe way, (which sindi-
Gates a growing gregard for the slime
and labor Of the farmer. The corn
feldssof Illinois, sitlshould be explained,
furnishsthestaiks that Maine factory
turns into gpaper. At jKankakee Sis a
gathering plant for the same. The
usual proceeding would be forS the
farmers to haul theirs corn foddersto
this collecting9 station and then haul
the ec5 res ;andfhuslzs back home again
toibe4used, as feed But, acting ontthe
moro tmodern splan of accomplishing
any, given .endswith} the least expendi-
tureaofi energy, sthe jwideawake' SUPER
intendent of the plant last year.
brought into good working order /. y
steamsmachine which, like the travel:
ing thrashing smachine, can be sent
from one farm ito .another and settup
near the barn sready to convert the
compliant intofpaper stock.
First the lnachtne Snaps off the ears
Of corn and husks them as theyl are,
carried salong .and out of the machine
into q wagon box The clean, TRIM
stalksmeantime are being aidistraightl
side by side, srolled linto 1.-THE 'neatest,of
bundles tand1bound4 with Hemp. Then
the machineEdropss one 'siGefor
future preference. Ontan endless beltl
the,corn Sleayessandk husks ktravelktoEd
blower, whichhsendsl thems Cup tintosths
barn in 'splendidashapesfo cattle "feedg
ing.
Forsthese dat ssthe manager. ofsthe
Observation-Disclosures orieachsacre
of dled!andtreceiyessth stalks,
whichsisewhat!hegis safter .Thetfarmer,
has his 'huskings doneiat affixed price
per acre, agFfnsts so 'mauy5 cents spe1
bushel, and s.yes saway onlyAthat.part
of observation-disclosures of least valueito
him and hardestito handle .satisfacto-
rily on; the farm. six. acr slis an estf5
matedt or average'd ay' 5 work for the
machine.
The stalks are gathered NJ by their.
new owner and. hauled, or shipped, .ac-,
cordingato distance, .totthe local plant
where "a machine 'deEisedi for the 'pur-,
pose makes a .clean1separation ofsthe
pith and the shard outer coat of sthe
stalk. These sproducts are separately
baled and shipped to the Maine tfac-,
tory. They 'aretsepmatedt because titGiS
foundsthatstheysdo mot respond to Sthe.
same streatment+in paper making, but
work up individually into products of
Internationally
1t is,stated thataG0, 900 tons of corn
substantially arequired to feed. a.
mill'oftthe' capaeitysof alhundred tons.
ofpaper daily.
Chicago.
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srRRIING

PURDY, June 2I-Time calls for candor; our
community is busy; the strife aud turmoil OF
the farmers is heard over hills and valleys.
They are not daunted by hard times OF last
year but pushing forward with all the Ylgor
aud confidence in their enterpri ,es. .... Oar
seese factory IS doing nicely IL promises
10 he a great help TO the farmers as they re-
ceiye quick returns for their labor and money
invested. John Erickson is adding second
story TO his dwelling house,. Amund Peter
son has bought new Deering mower and
rake. Emma Peterson Is visiting In Prairie
du Chien ..... Mapdus Lunde arrived home
from the west and IS helping the nelghoors
set tobacco. John Hanson Is working in
Westby. Isaac Jacobson IS working Andrew
swcns0n tobacco land on shares. -. Mary
BrzezOWsky came home from Niroqua on
Monday. Peter AIKEN, Peter Tausky ana
ole Tryggestad sold their tobacco last week
to the American Co, the price ranging from
one 10 Two cents per pound. Melvin Peter
son has sold his black coach mare to some
parties in Nir0qua. Miss Title Legler H.
visiting With her parents. X. Il Johnston
Is ClerkinR for q. O. Iielgeson. the latter in
tending TO go on the road as salesman for the
Purdy Cheese Co. JUNE FLOWER.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

and Miss Effie Wakefield, !. The young folks
were pleased to meet with Harry Cole, yester-
day, on a flying visit from his business ia La
Crosse. We also met EstelIa Miller. who is on
a short visit home from her occupation, at
tended by one OF her pupils, little Bessie Wiz
lis of Soldiers GrL ye =, Miss Stellie Side ana
husband attended our childrens day exer-
cises and many others from distance, We
hear that Henry Tenny IS improving since he
was Frustrated by injuries received from
oveFlifang on piano about three weeks ago
He now plays to beautiful little daughter
$3.50. Chas Tenny and family moved TO De
Soto about a month rgo into residence he
had purch ased. Henry Halverson Is carry
ing on the Sork for Ed. orowther While he Is
attending court as juryman His well drlllers
still progress ia their work, Mrs. Howard
West, Mrs. John baltimore and daughter
Myrtle, Mrs. Lloyd Cole and son, Leo, and
Nelson Cole. went on the boat excursion trip
to La Crosse last Thursday Mr., and Mrs
Cilley are entertaining young SON. miss
Cora Foster and pupils gave a ghost party
last Friday evening at Sailender's hail. very
entertaining. GOOD NfLL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

Now as TO the sprofit in sheep. This
depends, as the old proverb goes. on
good lucktGnd good management" I
believe that, for the capital Investment,
the amountF of slabor involved and the
risk, sheep wilIstoday pay larger divi-
tlends than any other stock we keep.
For example, take 500. That amount
wills buyitwentys good breeding ewes in
the late ssunImer. These ewes should
produce ttwenty-fiv the least,
and stheseAlaJnbs- ought tofand will, if
properly managed, bring you s. per
head off tie grass. or YOU viii keep
them for%winter feeding'uutil they are
worth $5lper shead,Or' more, makingsfor
you the. amount Of investment at 81
perihend, .and4$25imore. at So per head
If; you 'feedsthemson, withlthe wool ex-
trG. What other animals will. for so
smalls an.oIrlay andgfor so little work,
return such good dividends? Then
these twenty ewes Aaud lambs can be
keptson an average, one hundred acre
farmsat Il very smldl cost indeed, BY
gangsplowing your fstubble ground in
tended for corn and, roots immediately
afteT'harvest, sowingtone-half bushel Of
ryc'and three or four.pounds rape seed
pcriacregyou will get q lot of fan and
spring pasture; ,also you viii gerninate
weed seeds which VIII be destroyed by
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS blowing. and
your llandAwill besin better shape for
yourtncXt'crop.-J III. Woolcy, Ontario
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ON TIE cnrNTY LINE.

CAsHToE. jane 20-Mrs f. Barth bias re-
CeiYed word from Congressman Esch that be
has recommended her for the appointment as
T.. ri. OF this village 10 TIL the uneXpired term
Of her husband, deceased. Mrs. II G. ska
ten Is visiting relatives at la Crosse. Mrs
Catherine B4rth and son Nelus are visiting
relatives at Sparta Fred Wheeler aud wife
OF Eiroqua, visited with J. II, Sherriek and
family last week Geo. Jersey W. Lord and
W. Harrington drove across country to Gen q
last saturday, for fresh fish -. Miss Constance
nuuum Is attending the Vircqua busiue 5
college Homegrown Strawberries are plen-
ttful In our markets. NJ RS. Ella DeAver OF
Viroqna, visited the families OF L. ]. aud J .
J DeavuF the past wees. Ed Olson ana wife
are happy over the arrival of big baby boy
at their home after keeping house ten years
without any children. :. We have not seen
President Teddy Roosevelt yet, who was ex~
pected by fellow over In Clinton who wrota
him to attend to r. d, y. No. 40. p. Dunn
um and wife made trip to Barron county.
last week, looking over their farm recently
bought Of Frank Chase. VIM. Jones OF Spar
Ia, spent saturday and Sunday with relatives
and friends here. orr.
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MMEATLANn.

RID MOUND. June 2O-Childreus' dsyWas nf.
served here yesterday with 3 tue program.
and In the evening several of the ,entralItas
went 10 Retreat rnd were highly enfeFta{ned
there also by childrens day exercises The
next good thing viii be the commencement
EXERCISES for the Retreat Brown ana Kpd
Mound schools 10 be bold 81 Central church
on next Friday ever 4ng, Jnue 18th. The
silver medal contest is postponed uutll sorns
indefinite period in July We uust not forget
what lovely time We had, nor what DELICIOUS
ice cream. oranges, Lemonade, etc, were ser
we'd 10 us by miss Katie Watson at the picpic
on the occasion OF the last day Of our S,hool
a week ago last Friday. under the heautifui
I rees on he grounds nov occupied by uhas
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

WEST RAiRIE, June 20 Weather Is fine;
rrop~ ar climbing fast. The young folk on
the tralrle attended childreu's exercises ~
ketreAt....All report 81 good program and a
crowded house Andrew Forum has taken
several orders FOR fash light LECTURES OF the
1904 graduates Of West Prairie The pictures
proved 10 be excellent. Pictures of the rose
driil are so good that those who sent In an
order for them are now ordering twice that
number. ..,The wedding OF last Wednesday
Of Miss Ida Davis and John Mnnson, was at
tended, the young couple receiving many
useful presents. Joy and happiness is the
Wish OF their many friends. Frank Mills Wis
lted at MunsOn's, sunday. Marie Schoen-
berger contempiates attending summer school
this year. Bertha Hum visit ID with Min
nte Sehoenberger, Sunday Lauretta SchUen-
berger visited Miss McCauley, Thursday OF
last week".+..h gOodly number came out 10
Chbrch last saturday evening at Fargo ......
teF. Klein ave an interesting sermon Ma
RE Swlggum and Mrs. A. Briuge isited at
tails. Sunday. Charolottie Fiuney, Aman-
da t0rtner and Martha Molland drove 20 Re-
treat, Sunday eve to attend children exer-
ClseS Christina Yttri is again with us from
TEACHING duties In Minnesota Everybody
nnsY planting corn. l..
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

In the growing Of cut flowers the
greatest advances have been made with
hoses, carnations and violets. There
are now annually sold in this country
100000 to 100000 worth of cut
roses. This represents something like
100000 or 125.00o,0Oo flowers. The
growing Of ros as an industry has de-
veloPed especially in the vicinity OF cur
lRCgest cities, such as New York. Chi
cago and Philadelphia.-Worid's Work
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FRANKLIN

LiRERrY POLE, June I've ate having fine
weather now aud farmers are busy PLANTING
their TOBACCO, MI and Mrs ChrlsS Drepue
are rejoicing over the arrival of a Twelve.
FOUND baby girl. AFnte Furthun Il bu4V
cultlFatlnB ais farm, which he claims IN IN
on the top OF the moon Martin uaEansa
from Aekt Pruirie, IS helping Dla Fufaaa ?, lanf
tohacco Mr.. and Mrs. CbrisS Eortuey Wis
lieu At Easten Monsoon Soc. Ida ChFtstgauson
Is Wording FOR Fred Turner Of Sfnmp Rldoo
John HagAnes Erlck Erickson an Fvar
hraaten from West Pralrle. visited al l[teka.
poo, sunday The picnic held in hnaur on
Sylvester lregne, last sunday, wasVety wrU
attended and oil report good ti4ne Minnie
iilleStad is stsil staying al home Nj and
MFs James boistad visited al MFAna Mrs
Larson OF Freeman asst SUNDAY. 4n INN.
9th there Will he AN lee crcam social I'd Jghp
DfeEhe s.. ..Mrs. Ole Syund40, WHO has bect
To Ia Crosse 20 unuerg0 an operation. Is barB
NeaiH. Mr and Mrs. Jack Henderson were
seen EolnS through the streets last week
Mrs. ida i0nakeF visited with her sister
Mrs. steve Il ier last week. Mary Dregpp H.
Working Tor her aunt Mrs. SvUnGso... Cnrtss.
thrlstianson MAKES his regular trips 10 li1r
Ohck 7 he Misses Lizzie and Hattie simon
son visited at their sisters last week Miss
Iowa, where she has been attcndiBr s.hn6i
the past year, BERTHA Bolstad is taking
music lessons from Mrs, Easton Monsoon
Etttr ; lm0nSon is seen quite often on Sunni
htdge now days. Mary Boistad visited t1
Annie Iiesne last week. -.. Martin Nelson i.
back az an from the university - Madison
Mhere he has beeR attending school ter
trude ttri is working af0r Mrs sherry Ida
itri viii attend summer school miAJrolps
SOPHIA Stegene has received p nasfAorf rs
hookkteper at Readstown.,. Nel~ Bnlstn5'
'S working FOR Chris Enriney. Uaivur Hal
,"t~ou tates that he is going Is buad acunrt
h"u-v fpr Elias Johnson of rowyrvuGe.
ArLtoW JAJkFT
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Canadian Min1ona.t---

Lord Stratheona. the Canadian high
commissioner in London, has. according
to Mr. Jap.cs LunSGen in his work
Westward" a fortune estimated at No
less the 4 S125.000O00 Lord Mount
Stephen, who commenced life as a pio-
neer in western Canada, is worth $780,
100000, ar3 Mr. Ross Of Montreal is
the poss II q like amount. Mr..
Reid, known in Canada as car Reid,
is accredited with fortune Of 500
100000.
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OUR COUNTY GIEANINGS
FROM the Brain and Pens of the Censor
Live Country and Village writer's
wHrTEsToWN


onrApIo lime 20-GeoFge Lord and child
rea were here till Wednesday last ms VT
was buried here recently ana they fetuI,ne~
home TO Sparta. H. G'ouenU {n5 home
triu 10 sparta last Monday, returning hotne
Tuesday TraveliuRman Bennett was hefe
again Tue. day High Bugbee went 10 , xls,t
his son Myron at Johnny Sa , ~ Gov III
Ue-dAy ) b. Paine lost MS Dest COW ny
bloat last Tuesday Mrs. Nancy Lotu ano
her son George, visited Win MI anu Mfs.
Louis Walker of Pleasant ltidBH, last Mohuay
Mrs Elizabeth Finnell was the guest OF
MRS William wilkinson. she viii 20 70 Agyles
Minnesota for her future home ;Juu WIN
cheli and wife OF Burr attended the young
pc. pies convention here. clmIneon Coliihs
If I1eIl Was "A pleasant caller IN town last
Thursday. sullivan and Stoddafa were op,
posing attorneys in repieyian SUIT at W
city. sullivan won ....OD. NelsOh ana wire
of Ibe town Of Forest stopped In our village
enr0ute for home returning from Niroqu0
Il ; Prentice resigned the Justice office. WOIk
ON tile tunnel for the electric light plant has
been temporarily suspended. Large DIS Ia
rrd, white and blue are out for the celebra-
ton OF the glorious Fourth IN our village.
Lea the loyal people turn out = -, st5 q.
Welcher and @. g. HaSkeil VBnt 70 sparta
for medical XalninatOn. IL Born receiV-
ed notice that his pension had been Increased
from s. TO Sl2 per MONTH. NaRhan shefiaah
~ BRrabOn had business in our village last
saturday for The iir5 lime IN u years. 80
Mr. aud Mrs. Ernest LudWick or milwaukee,,
came last week to visit the latters iAther' y.
y Paine That Sc 50 received from "A. T..
Garry, treasurer Of Forest for Decoration
Day expenses, was thankfully received by
JAS. Williams Post, Now let other towns
emulate that example and help TO put tiaRs
and flowers on the graves or those VINO mel pea
to save his the greatest nation on earth ....
The Westhy base ball team was defeated by
the Ontario Clippers, to J. on Ilie ontario
diamond last Saturday. The WeslDy boys
went from here 20 cross bats with NOrwalk on
Sunday where Wesley " on rank Stokes
has rented the Q. Is. Day opera hall for the
fourth or July Come TO Ontario on that day
An hos p han tfPI Ia G{H
ers viii he executed a. the store o. IL Ii
GoqdsnOugh on the Fourth. The L u. con
ventiOa closed Sunday night. 1t was by Tar
their best effort In cur village. Brought the
best talent Of several states TO speak " US.
KEY kuacre Of Can on. o.. yrs their abiest
minister oNTABtO hiD
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MARRIED
A rLEAaANr wepn1Nn

A FtEASANR WEDDING
On the afternoon OF june IS, at the home Of
the BRIDES parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Laugdon ".
Davis. near West Prairie, we're united ia mar
rlage Miss Ida Belle Davis and Mr.. J. l., Mum
sou, Ihe ceremony was conducted BY Rev.
AAshium after the very beautiful Episcopal
ian order. Of service. The bride and groom
stood under an alCoNc Of eyergrcens and
roses A wedding march was well rendered
oV miss Iona Slack. Mr.. James Davis and
as groomsman and bridesmaid. The occasion
was most happy and enjoyable one. more
lhah l+u Invited guests being present 4
hountitni aud most excellent supper was en-
loyed ny all and the evening was pleasantly
passed Ia dancing. A FRTFSn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

HAVING CONSULTED WITH FRIENDS
/ IN every section o. the county. aad be
IieNiug HAT my candidacy will be fav0ra hIy
received, hereby announce ,. ystIf as "A can :
4ld ate Tor sheriff. sub lect 10 the action Of The
republican county convention. [ have resid.
ed Within the county almost ail my life and
nave voted The republican ticket foc - Vears
ever s'nce became voter. | solicit the
IRdiY consideration aud sapt,ort ~ aU re
pdhiCsus Nery truiv yours, T. T.. WARD
Cha>cOurg, May . tp4
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wisconsin Free Mssons

The tixtieth communication OF tn'
grand lodge Free and Accepted Mason'
Of Wisconsin came to close in Milwsu.
zee last Thursday. The ofhcers elected
Sre: 49,,
Grand mss,er-David II Wright, Madison
peputy graud master-Jesse c. Bradley
senior grand warden-E. H. Urqahsrt
gSnlor grand warden-F. K. Jones, Han.
cock. Nt,.s.,r,
Gsanj secretary-w. W. Perry, Milwaukee
Grand lectvrer-JacOb 1reher--NliW see
Grand cha .iAin-The Rev, 1. j. bfo"1
GraGd Marshall. F. Lo1nsbury. Aenomo
sen,or grand deacon-w- J, cochrane. Eos
Lake. o., .-,.., --
BAYFIELD,. 49,.
Grand stewardS-o, M. Cody, >he6aygaa
Fails. ard N. II Michaeison, narliugton
Grand sword beareF-A. s Wright, irov'
GRIND pursuiysnt-W- A. Ramsey -NA
houru City.
Grand tlier-John b. Cromwell
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Foe REolsrFRop hrEps. e.

AS a candidate for register 81 deeds. sab iert
"a the aetiou 81 the republican county con
Nent'on, ! have been a resident OF the
GenhtY ap0ut :" years always p strong work
e. ioi the party tn writing aud personal eNer
ti'hs aud never held an office can state
ING rest rtieronce Ter oducatfJn aud ability
jefferson Wisconsin, GuIIECk HErLANn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

I TAKE THIS METHOD TO ANNOUNCE
to nay publican friends ia Vernon county
that VII be candidate for the nomination
for register of deeds At the approach ing con
tention, ! viii appreciate the assistance 81
triends, ! have been worker for republican
success ever during my voting years.
Very truly JoHN Nj. RRNNEFr
NtrpQuA Juup yu tA03
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

Sourn GREER, June 2o-olara oliver $ get
ting bctter......D. Wakefield was caller AT
Genoa, Sunday last. 49,. School Will close
Friday. The basket sociable at Harmony
a good time. 49,, Miss Annie Demil IS visiting
at J.. DOmke's.... our mall carrier made u
flying trip to La Crosse Saturday last...Jno
Phillips visited with his cousin George, sun
day FAST. Joseph Bobst w"' caller at
GENOA last Sunday Aug. nike was "a
business caller at DeSoto Thu ay....Jos.
Demitw was q business caller AT Aug Domke' 8
last Saturday. BLUE BIRD,
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roR kEGIsrER OF peFns

I I DESIRE 10 ANNOUNCE THAT If MY
/ work has been satjsfaC tory to tie patrons
OF the office that 10 is my intention 10 stand
a candidate Tor teEominatton IA tire pnsi-
uoi 90 register ~ deeds, subject IL the &c
l cislou O., the republican county convention
FHAS NaRE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

FnK corNrY rRRAslIrrp

.I'O THE REPUBLICANS or VERNON
1 county, | hereby announce myself as a
candidate Tor the office Of treasurer Of er-
nou county, ! solicit the kindly c6nsidaTa-
ton OF the republican, AZ their nominal ing
convention. Respectfully. q. T. SVoNs.H.
Stoddard, Wis, 3nue 20 1905
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

fE'hE NpERSlGNEp HEREBY ANNOT y
1 ces himself IS a candidate for the efYlra
~ District Attorney ior Vernon county, sub
leCt to iut action az she republican cuuutY
tHhN ehti2n. LAWRENCE & BTNsGup
Westby, Wis. Nav 81 l94
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M KEUIsTERnt IlEEns-

To THE RIP JRLcAN VoFgRs ~ VrR1oN
candidate Tor the nomination al Register
or Deeds OF Vernon county. subject Ia the
viii % tie republican uomtnattn g'cunyeut ion.
Htlis0Oru, Wis. ~ Roam
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22
ron POSITION OFsIKvFyOE

I ANNOUNCER NsELPAS A CANDIDATE
L for the nomination OF county surveyor.
subject 90 the decision of The republican
county convention ALIEN Rtsrnn
Genoa. June 20 1901
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22
FOR SIIBVFNoR

.TANNOt NCF THAT IAN A CANDIDATE
for re-electiou for the office OF county sur
Acvnr ~ Vernon county H. y, OrnFE.
NprSuEyilIe Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-06-22

Wedding days create n large de
msnd for high class Soods especially
the kind we keep Every piece wsrrsn'
ted jos Boz HRER. Jeweler.