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Unimproved.

O o 0 O O o o o 90 o o o o
o ,5oo-52x1e5. EAST FRONT LOT, ON Q
o Blaisdell av, near 25th. o
o S1,1CO-4sx135, Harriet av. near 25th; east o
O front; it's hne. & L.. 0
o s5soIox12s, Emerson av, near 9th st. 0
o 81 ,20O-5Ox135. Aldrich, inside Franklin; o
O fine east front lot. - 4E.... o
o Lots at all prices. Ask for catalog. 0
o, WALTER L. BADGER, Q
o 800 Oneida Block. 0
0 o 0 o o 600 o o o 0 o. 90 o 0 Q
FOR sALE-S2, 900, IF TAKEN AT ONCE, FOR
two east front lots; nicely terraced; worth
49, 900; Calhoun Park; finest view in the city;
line; on Humboldt av s., between a4th and and
1111J. L. P. Van Norman. 41e Andrus bldg.
FOR $500 WE WILL SELL YOU a LOT WITH
sewer, water. gas and stone walk located on
9th ay S between 2sth and 2eth SITS; easy terms ms
D. c. Bell Investment Co., III 4th st S.
ON EASY TERMS AT SITS WE GAN SELL
you fine wooded lot oox1S2; east front aS on
Johnson st Me- between a 10Th and I'D 22d a Az
Ill 4th st S.
LAUDERDALE co. & SLOANE, s55 TEMPLE
Court have three fine lots Aldrich between
9th and Doth avs N, several feet above grade
good size, with trees. These are cheap at $25(
FOR SALE BY owNER-sEPARATE OR TO
price Very very low for cash. Address F. S. N.
P. o. Box 511.
TWO BARGAINs-sl,5 800, svNNYsIDE, EAs:
s425:' Kenwood. east front Sheridan az. I
| J. Clough, 511 Phoenix.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McgULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY, $40 KAsoTA
bldg S. ]. McNulty, Mgr. Detective wors
Ns all it's branches. References police heads
skeaa1ws. Minneapolis. n. W. phone.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Flats.

e1s WESTERN Av, FOUR ROOMS, FIRST
| floor, city water, So a. ..,,s
| 221O Clinton av, SECOND floor hve roo1ns'
modern. except heat, SIT.
! Minnesota Title ms. and Trust Co.
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Ss5-HAvE YOU THE PRICE 7-$s5
16O-acre best of farm land, adjoining land
that sells readily at $12 per acre.
$98-NO MORE, NO LESS-s9S.
l6O-acre timbered farm land. Best Of soil,
black loan on clay subsoil with enough timber
for buildings fencing and fuel; to 16 miles
from railroad station. within 200 miles of Min.
neapclis 49,
U. S. HOMESTEAD LAND CO.,
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10 RENT-TWo OR THREE LARGE, PLEAS
ant rooms for housekeeping, furnished gas,
telephone easy walking; $12 or $l4. 1910 9th
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

PATENTS PROMPTLY OBTAINED. SOLD,
bought, manufa ctured model making: % years
established; unexcelled reputation; no attor-
ney fee before patent. Inventors book free.
Write Patent Market, st. Paul, MINI.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solicitors main office, 920-935 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis. MINI. So McGill buiiu-
ing, Washington. D.. @. 80 -,
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FOR RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM, NEWLY
furnished; lrivate family: fine location: near
two car lines and easy walking distance 1881
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Rooms.
Continued.

FOR RENT-FIvE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR,
city water SO per month 2+41 9th av s.
noDly SCI
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FIRST FLOOR FURNISHED PARLoR. EXCLu-
modern detached house, down town. I'll 10Th
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FURNISHED FRONT AND SIDE PARLoRs.
front room and alcove, second floor; station
ary washbowl; light housekeeping allowed;
rnndern eXcent heat. 9OS Hepnep1n aV.
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MAGNETIC HEALING

zENo MILLER INSTITUTE OF MAGNETISM
and Suggestive Therapeutics treats all mental,
nervous chronic diseases. 620h Mic. room 4ls.
MASSAGE. VAPoR BATHS AND MAGNETIC
treatment; all diseases Of men and Womens
Dr. Lillian Grow. 475 Syndicate Arcade. -
GATES INSTITUTE, $50 BANK OF MIME.
apolis building, 302 Nicollet: consultation tree
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Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room with private entrance, in strictly modern
steam heated dat gentleman only; no othe'
roomers; price So per month. AIS e 10th St
Hat
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
REPUBLICANS.

Saturday, Feb. ~. is caucus
day throughout Vernon county.
This is the nrst step towards
nominating candidate for con-
gress There is golden oppor-
tunity in sight to secure the nom
nation of a Vernon county man.
This we all desire, so let us en-
brace it with that spirit of loyal
~ known only to true Americans.
"Home first, the world after
wards, is the Censor's motto,
and should be that of one aud all.
See to it that every delegate to
the county convention is work
err for our county's aSpirant,
Judge d. @. Mahoney.
Caucuses in townships. 10 )
O'clock p m
Cauenses in villages, 1880 to
$50 p. M
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
Holss u YIrcaaa Raslpess colltee.


Misses Dawson and Drew were well
come visitors at the business college last
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Bolstad entered school on Monday
last, and is doing nice woEk in the book.
keeping department.
Miss Smith says she will soon be able
to talk shorthand
Albert says that bookkeeping Is all
right, only il is little tough on boys.
Mrs, Silbaugh was compelled to be ont
of school part of = week on account of
having the grippe
John says he likes shorthand, also all
the students in his class
Mr.. Tobias is In the mysteries, of deb
its and credits, bat says he will soon put
them where they belong
Mr. Eerlie Moore ia again able to be-
at his post in the night school afte> hav-
ing the grippe,
Mrs. Hessiing entered school week
ago and is taking bookkeeping
Albert says that IL would Just suit
him If the shorthand class would sit in
the business department. all the time.
Miss Olson, who has been at the w B.
u. 81 year is at home and ia finishing
her course in the Vir qua Business col
lege.
Mr.. +. Davis is getting along nicely In
peumanship.
Prof. Cook spent Washington vaca-
tton N Minnesota.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
From GolrmbIsn Exposition City.
- I.nIIIs MISs0rRr. Feh.

ST.. LOUIS, MISSOURI, Feb. TO.
FRIEND MUNSON: The other day my
brother Lyman and myself boarded
street car for Jefferson Barracks, about
IA miles in South st. Louis, and took in
that part of the city on our way. We
could see all kinds of enterprises such
as breweries, steel and iron plants,
brickyards and thing plants. There
were many acres of brick and thing
corded up from 6 to 10 feet high. TAX
ing the next car we reached Lyon park,
fine place, with skating and all kinds
Of amusement On the west side of the
street stretched the city as far Us you
could see; to the east about a mile was
the Old Mississippi, where we could see
large steamers plying up and iowa the
river. We reached Clausman's Cave,
Mapnings theatre and gardens, both
pleasure resorts; then the Odd Fellows
cemetery beautiful spot Jefferson
Barracks, finest place of them all, was
now in sight just outside the city lin
its. They consist of about se9enty-fiye
fine. large brick building, erected and
maintained by the government. The
houses are built side by side in circle
around piece of land of about forty
acres, on which the soldiers do their
drilling ana pafadlng, Inc BARRACKS
are situated on high ground and down
under the hill runs the Iron Mountain
railway
The next day we took car QUITO
MaplewooG, In the west part of the city,
where we were invited to social party
by friend of my brother. On the way
out we passed Grand avenue, the most
beautiful street ! ever saw We came
to a high support for street car tracks.
built especially for the Worlds fair.
Maplewood is & city within itself, a nice
business place, but fongh and billy. The
next day we went to Broadway and saw
the whale that swallowed Jonah $50 they
say Saturday was very warm and
pleasant but about midnight ii began
to blow and blew regular Jimmy
kane, with thunder and lightning and
torrent of rain. 1t tore down some
houses and trees and / thought the
heavens and earth were coming togeth-
er.
Next Monday morning / take boat
for Memphis, Tennessee, and you will
hear from me again when reach Coma,
Mississippi. w. w. DUNLAP.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
FUTURE FOR ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN.

EDITOR CENSOR: In regard to the
many questions in letters / am receiving
about the arid lands / wrote about in
the CENSOR Of January Goth, would say,
write to the commissioner of the gener-
al land Office at Washington, d. c., for
information and you will get far more
than / can tell. From the tone of some
of the inquirers it seems that they are
men of small means and ask about work
and wages, In new country where
such enterprises are being put forward
5y the government. there are always
chances for the steady, wide.awake man
to get i home 1t he cares TO-
Re my communication is the means Of
men waking up and striking out from
the oldsettled places where land is too
high in value Tor them to get home,
and make success, it viii give me
great satisfaction. Would be pleased
to hear trnrG any Of them after they
have tried it, il they do.
CHARLES WATERS.
White Salmon, Washington
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

Company manners belong TO the vul-
gar. we can set as sc please among
ourselves says child, but when
company comes we must he very nice
or we VIII catch Il when they are
gone" Che superiieiaiity Of company
manners makes them easily detected
t'nconsei0uSiy they viii prove them
selves a mask trying 10 cover q lack of
rial Refinement When each member
OF the household Is expected to say
please IN asking something and Il
sra iaus "fhank yeu.' for little fay ors,
when they do nor forest 10 say kindly
Coed ulgbt' and 4 pleasant Good
morning. obey wH} have no difficulty
in acquiring gentle manners that will
stamp thcm as truly Well bred Where
good home training is lacking there will
be found thase traces Ell diseord which
mai the character inharmooious and
ms, ,heient}y huHt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
when I'm a Man.

When grow into q great big man
And buy what I want TO wear,
I'm going to have trousers mile or two
long
And never will brush my hair.
I'll buy a silk hat with a very tall crown,
And carry gold headed cane
I'll not wear d necktie; it takes so much
time
To unite it IRA tie il again.
I'm going to eat candy whenever / please
And play on the street till it's dark.
With peanuts my pockets viii always be
stuffed.
Oh. say, won't just have a lark!
Iii hitch on the ice wagons all that /
please.
with no one to make me get of.
Il won't be polite to a nurse or girl,
And my hat / never S.iil doff.
And never oh, never wsll g9 to bed
Before it's al least half past eight!
-Ah. a jolly good tire III have when e
mau
Youth see If you only Just wait
-&ag York tTribuaR
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
Teach children to lie cheerful.


Children should be encouraged to cul.
tivate cheeffulness i'm order that their
minds and bodies develop In healthfuI-
ness and beauty. \ child brought up
amid ehoorless dispositions viii he
prone 10 initiate them. while tne child
cultivated In an atmosphere of home
sunshine VIII naturally reflect many
happy. lovabic qualities Teach the
child by your own example rather than
precept the charm that lies in happy
smiles and the sweetness that rests in
kind words il sou want him to grow
up with beautiful characteristic traits
Beautiful examples Of eheerfulness are
about the rarest things in life. although
the are the most necessary for human
welfare. People are so wrapped up In
themselves they forget to cultivate the
lovely qualities Of uuseltishness which
bear the fragrant blossoms of happi-
ness What we want is more self wor-
fitness and less self sordidness.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
NO USE DENYING
ABSOLUTE FACTS 1!

above the water. Now eareruIfy turn
the glass OF air under the water so that
its mouth communicates with the mouth
OF the water filed glass. Since air Is
lighter than water, the air from the
lower vessel win flow up into the water
filled glass, and the water which was
in the glass will flow down into the
glass which had contained air. If the
glass which contained air had contain
ed oil. which is lighter than water, the
same experiment could have been per-
formed, and the upper glass would have
received, the oil.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

A naturalist has been making obser-
vations on the toilet of certain ants
and has discovered that each insect
goes through most elaborate additions.
They are not only performed by her
self, but by another. who acts for the
time as lady's maid. The assistant
starts by washing the face of her COM
panion and then goes over the whole
body. The attitude of the ant that is
being washed is one of intense salts
faction. She lies down. with all her
limbs stretched loosely ont; she rolls
over on her side, even her back. a per
feet picture of ease The pleasure the
little insect shows In thus being cousbed
and sponged is really enjoyable to the
observer
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

sFill glass with water and. without
removing it from the vessel in which
you filled it, stand il upside down under
the water until sou are ready to use 1T.
Now take an empty glass and turn this
directly mouth downward into the same
vessel Of water. and no mater how
hard you press il downward no water
viii flow into it. fur it Is not really emp
", as you at first supposed. 1t is filled
with air, which takes up room. and this
must flow out before water can enter II
Now, keeping the GrSt glass, which is
tilled with water, mouth downward.
raise it near the surface, though not
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
A DOLLS BOOKCASE.

spoois are dark wood nearly the
shade of the shelves. aud the whole
case is varnished over.
The bookcase may I've made large
enough to hold your sisters little Ii
brary, and the shelves may be made
of any pretty wood, sub as is especial
" used In fret saw work. The book
shelves will not be strong enough to
hang from the picture molding with
books in. but should be placed upon a
shelf low enough for the little girl to
reach her fayorite story books.-New
York Tribune.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
DxEI,

} l. SoMERBY was born al Montpelier VI
iS5s and died January l. 1904 at his home En
Les Angeles. California. where he b al resided
for many years lie enlisted as Private III
The ciyil whr IN G.. 9Th Reg. OF Wis Was
given The rank OF Captain by Brevet" Aug
nst y 1862, ia recognition OF his great Pal
iantrv at the battle OF Gaines Vile Va wheFe
after being severely wounded Ia the throat
be picked up his musket and remained IN the.
ranks; firing with the greatest GOODNESS apr{i
wounded ia the argE ana permanently afS-
sb' "a. II Is heath was never the same akfer
leaving the army. inciined 10 LOOK UNA ~.
bright SIDE prolonged his life. t3e was 4 me-.
Der % the lmmanueA Presbyterian church
fer eight years
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGs
From the brain and Pens of The ceusor'n
tive Gountry and Village writers.
olrnToN

hL0oMINGnALE, Feb o. Babcock's mid
winter can. paign Is drawing to a close, and we
are not "it, but nevertheless every loyal re-
publican sbonld ats nd she caucus next SAT-
Hrday at 2 D, M. and see that delegates favor
able 70 D. q. Mahoney are sent 70 the eonven-
ton at NiroQua. We ought to show Babcock $
agents that there is still one white spot in the
Third congressional district, old Vernon
II u. kustau was 1t CashtDn yesterday coli
ieetiHg taxes. He reports collections cry
good 5 Francis older Of Sprlngyille, is visit
ing al Gus MGFteFud's. OlHf Jefson and r T.
S5igen we're at Viroqua, Saturday. our teach
ers attended association at Niroqua, satnr'
day, aud as there was no school Monday they
remained there until Monday Chr. Dahl Of
0sseo, Is visiting At H0rtefud's...T There Is
quite a lot of sickness In this vicinity at
present. JAS Dickson and Maud Dickson
are both quite poorly as is also Chr. Even
stad. Dr. Schrienef & Se~ee are attending
Ihem.. Born, to Mr.. and Ass. J ii, @. Han
son, son, on February 20, Mr.. ana MFs
Melvin Hagen OF Westby, visited at Sw snson I
Sunday, The M, w. a. Will give basket
social at their hall 81 Friday eve, March ath,
for ihe benefit 81 ono Of their members
Everybody Invited. Ladies requested 10 bring
baskets. Thos. Pierce is at Ontario attend
Ing farmers Institute --.In0s Haney and j
N. Wiggent0n made a trip 70 UaShton one
day last week -. Postmaster Bratlie Of Test
10y, was In town yesterda y as the rpFai free
delivery men haa holiday, ne also brought
our mail with him. MAI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

SIX drops Of olive oil used every third
night "a HasS9Se tle loWeg face aad
threat viii hong keep of thc first throat
and ctitn wrinkles tba all women
dread tse the til'S of tNe fingers aud
stroke the o1 In seasly yet firmly,
Leave st ,a orrF rsghs, wasting it Off in
the m"vnIug vita hot water and with
out sew a. it is found that every
third night keeps the skin biz too oily
the interval may be little heightened.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
Slaughter sale Of all Suits, over.
coats, Furnishing goods. Hats and Shoes
meet prices of any special sale.
THE Blue FRONT STORE,


The man who is ever ready to bet on
anything said suddenly to a group OF
henderson, club. s'Ill beta case of
catchup to bottle Of curry powder
that there Isn't man in the party that
ean name the denominations Of United
States paper maney Ali lost, md all
were abashed waen he mentioned 81.
50, So, $40, $50, $50, Slo0. $500, $1,000.
$4,000 and $4,000 Most men are un-
accustomed TO handling notes above
$500, AMI few ever saw one of $4,000.
New York Press
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

Undertake to make a coin fiy out of a
wineglass without touching either.
Place dime st the bottom of wine
glass and ut 4 larger coin. such as q
half dollar. about quarter of an inch
from the top. making lid. Now blow
sharply on one side Of the lid. This
will turn to vertical position, and the
force of the air passing underneath the
larger coin win drive the dime out at
the other side.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
rr.nnter xni.ia

In selecting bodice for theater wear
1t is well 20 thin1 of the lights. Shades
that are very pretty By daylight are
not at all 50 when seen in brilliant
glare The wise woman will remember
that color that gave her roseats
sunlight may make her CHASTITY by arti-
ts..sn9 tts-i-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

BRtsToR Feb. Exclusives flourishing
everything on the boom since our last SNOW
sad good sieighIag -, Farmers are busy haul
ing logs to the saw mill Ia the Erickson val
ley Forum Bros. have been harvesting ice
for the coming season. -. Most OF the farmers
got their tobacco removed from the poles,
But ittlc stripping has been done. Mr. and
Mrs Ole Olson are happy over the arrival Of
q I0-pound girl az their home sam EFick-
san has moved 10 the ridge on the farm
which he purchased OF }, II. knutson year
ago ,oag blacksmith is heard early and
late now days He has Just purchased a fine
buggy team; bis two Sons are on Z g road
every day .Babcock's money has paid for a
lot Of free reading scattered among our farm
eFs.. Oar merchant says there was never
such hard time for money. Magnns tor
sun is the man who runs the snow plow In
our streets. The dancing party at Chris
ElIefs0ns last Saturday night was larg ely at
tended and "a good time Is reported There
Will De oae at BPistoW hall Thursday 3ning
music by Nottingham band Sam Olson and
Aets QveHson have been stripping tobacco for
John Thompson. Mrs. Elem Olson y soon
going 70 move TO Clay county, where her
daughter Is working. We All regret to have
au Old time neighbor leave us. Mrs knute
Erickson s insane again and will be taken TO
Mendoza this week. Martin Peterson and
family Sundayed with Mg Hanson,
SPRING Bird.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
hftrhrn fnnxnnienc...

Grooyed rolling pins FOR rolling out
cookies and other small cakes gre seen
among kitchen conFcal.aces Iron hold
'srs lined with asbeSIus are offered
They prevent any burning Of the hand,
1hoagh the most convenient fatlron Is
the one with a detached handle which
does not become hot
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

sac CtTY, Feb. Z2-Our schools clasedM0n-
day, b being Was kingdoms birthday. Scott
sand aick lost ueariv All of his flock of sheep,
cue evening last SIX. They were either
allied by wolves or neighboEss dogs. Fred
Vance took IN the dance at Geo, hitzaer's,
saturday evening. Rudolph Bumaun IS Vi
sitting his sister alEs J. NJ. Vance. James
Davis returned home from Madison, Friday OF
last we X Miss ida Davis returned from her
school At T0weryille and attended teachers
meeting at 8iroqna.. Ellen Brudos came
home 10 VISIT over Sunday w.th parents. she
returns Monday ia her school at Genoa. -. Ed
Chose ana Alex Nelson visited Sack City,
SunG ;,y p, armers are very busy hauling
logs to the mlH a the head or Rush Greek -.
fbe mill e run by DVerbo Bros. OK West
Etairie. Let All ba present at the caucus
1atuaday aeAt There viii be preaching al
Fargo, saturday evening, at $3.50 :. Several
people In oar vicinity have been laid uD with
ia gr ppe Gar9l.ue Sandwich Is visiting rei-
atiEes at NirGqua. caas, ottutn visited at
the BFaaos hone Saturday aud Sunday ......
Lauise Manson GottempIates writing for d.
ptf ma Mareh 50 and 8 III .~ Mss Minnie Sehaen-
teFgar is attending 'lewalt school Mt present.
OTHELO.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

There will BIO a Sunday school rally
at Ontario, beginning Friday evening,
February 60 and continuing over Sum
day Very interesting meetings are as
sured Earnest workers will be in at.
tendance and a profitable time il expect
ed. Everyone most cordially invited
and urged TO be present
V, A. STODDARD, Sec'y.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

a little Chicago girl while walking ON
the shore with her father felt her foot
wet and hooking down saw tnat little
ripple had crept up near where they
wers walking. "Oh, papa" she cried.
81 e lake stepped On my toer
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
tempting Fritters.

If you desire fritters to tempt the
Faost exacting taste. take three eggs.
two tablespoonfuls of sugar. pint of
sour milk, a teaspoonful Of soda, &
pinch Of salt and hour enough to make
a stir batter. Beat this well, drop in
hot lard and roll IN powdered sugar.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24
- CO. G ,IonIsts 80.

Every daY in March and Arril from
Firoqus TO TO nts N the west AID sc Of >
west @nere the enc wy rate IL 60 or
more-aBd or Mayeh / 3 Is p % ana
Arril ). 10. IS % to points pn tina G, M
4 St P railroad. on ahA Hastins,- (,
Dakota Div. main line ard branehe~
si1.4S. For fun particulars ali On ~
ssaress L { BOYLE, Agent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

Following we quote a
few uni card of low prices:
Mems suits >$2.4S, $3.9S,
5.46,,7.98, 1913. Boys and
childrens' suits S9c, go,
1.48, 1.79, 2.48.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-02-24

We have cut the former
sale prices n two once more
in order to still clean up
more heavy goods. Now all
will have an opportunity to
TO secure honest goods aC a
remarkable reduction in the
prices. Don't miss it,