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The Washington times., 1904-04-07
ROOFS And BOARD.

III s.h ST. NW.-:.arge furnished tMrd story
front room, with board; 81 q month; also one
single roa-I- n
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board;
-e-sr udbic terms. COS South Carolina ave- Sc.
a,.-3t
$50 4th ST NE.-Nicciy furnished room, pri-
gate family, with without board apl-3J
HuoN AND BOARD-BrIobt second story front
.oeH, with board, $50 month OBS ] So.
aps-al
ROOMS, BOARD-N Mechanics OF clerks. S3.55
week. 1902 9th ST. Hw. apJ-SJ
HOrFI. BALTIMORE. 10th ST. aud New YORK
ave. NV. trsusicnts, 81 per day monthly So
and up; family rates. table board $3.50 DeE
week, music. apZ-lt
The Washington times., 1904-04-07

tor general Homework rs N
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
A e.Hun A. rhat Was Profitable.

One of II. C. Fahnestock's custom
ers came into the brokers' Office dur
ing a phenomenal rise in cotton in a
terrible hurry. Cotton was booming
toward the high mark.
"See here, Fahnestock," said the
man with the hurry on, I'm not SUI
perstitious,. butt want you to close out
my line Of cotton and put me short q
few thousand bales. I've got a doctor
tinkering at my nose, and this morning
he kept pushing the cotton up higher
anu higher. He hurt so that it gave
mesa. bunch tthat / couldn't stand for
its going anysyhigher."
Fahnestock protested, but the i'm
petuous customer stuck to his point
againsttaln argument. Three days later
tho crasmcame, and Fahnestock's Gus
toner closed out his deal with such
profitable results that the broker now
insists sthe customer owes to the ply
stefan who gave him his ''hunch" a
biggerIfev than any tipster ever before
received
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
JEFFERSON.

SPaHSGvILLE. JaIv 10 AT the annual
school meeting, Andrew HOMELAND acted as
chairman. l.. u. ! homo sou declined TO serve
another torn. J. A. ID err Was unanimously
elected clerk The committee OF inspection
for : he ensuing year IA Mrs, 81. Brown, +.
J. . der burps Dbl. W. s, BoWden of
Bt0aahssu, gave an earnest discourse to the
Advent congregation ut the last evening ap-
poin'meFt The soung brother will give ser
n0us 10 future In this place and Newton We
are T. ID Pastor Klein was prevented from
meeting with as itsL sunday evening There
VIII be al iee cree ~ social at John Fhieis this
Friday evening, dig H. Mr. ana Mrs. Nit
cnel ~ Gays a,Il >. sited tueir coasin. Mrs.
Ruth ndsfson Saturday and Sunday. Miss
Myrtle JACKSON OF sparta, visited her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Waters. Miss
Lille GIN was at L. T kendalis few days
since. Miss Nellie Derf, who takes the
course 10 shorthand 81 the yiroque Business
college spent Sunday 1t home. j.. Columbu
6raham and Ruduiph Dtrr have left us on "A
iand seeking expedition They went in piO-
neef style with team ana Covered wagon. BE-,
Ciaude German az Harry Allen drove 10 De
soto and brought Ernest Sheets home with
them- Wllimar ROyce and family have de-
parted and Will soon make their home in one
or the Dakotas.. Sam Potter aud Chester
Byre lett fer the west, Monday g.. George La
hiash has enlarged his dwelling and mas a
Wen drilled Misses Mary Morse and Min
ME McLess uf Fir0qua, were among the At
tendants at church service at the last meet
ing. Glad TO meet cur old time neigh 5ors.
airs FRAZIER OF Sparta, Is At A. l. Reeds She
makes the cquaintance of q young grand
daughter, born on the 18th inst, a 1ih
s"under II Is said ... Frank Reeds tobacco
he'd vas BADLY damaged b. the recent storm
Rose GERANIUM.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
NEW SHORT STORES
a wonderfuI Wine Expert,

At thelaeronautical dinner thatfJohn
BrisbeatYVaIker recentlys gave lin New
York to Professor S. +. L1ngleyAthe
talk, duringtone course turnedstcwines.
Santos-Dumont declared his belief In
the wine,expert;s, power, ndhenoldsin
Brenchsan. episode that supported 'his
belief.
SEA friende ofsmine in Normandy" The
said, "hasi q superb wine cellar sparttc-
nIarlysnotedsfo q bin-of rs Johannis-
bergerathat itacontained. My friend
gave 4 house party last year., and
among the guests there was an Eng
ushnan who posed as a conLoisseur
Of wines. But our host, doubling A.m,
determined to put his powers to the
test.
Accordingly one evening. before din
per he sent tosa small shoplin the vii
ugevand. got mquart,ofiredswine FORE
francs. This wine was served tc the
English guest.
".Whatrdo'you think of it?' said-the
host.
'eThewEnglishman tasted it, tasted It
again, shifted it carefully.
Excellent he said. Delicious. 1t
is, your famous rs acknowledgement lis It
not?
eft issavEile mixture that Il bought
fromga cheapsshopkeeper or'2sfrancs,'
was thereby.
"Hereuponswe ,allvlaughedtloudly~ at
the Englishman. But he, though dis
comfited, was notyconvinced.
ts'If / could see9that shopkeeper,' he
murmured. There may be some err
ror. l. coulds never SNAKE tstch 'mis-
take
sand accordingly the shopkeeper
was sent for, andsourahosti beforeall of
us asked him where che had got that
wine
1.-THE manspaledA and3trembled.
"'I admit my guilt 'hessaid. lad
mitsthat for tsome time tpast 'haVe
been buying all my red" wine from
yourlbutler'
AN investigation showed that it
was the famous 70 Johannisberger
binsthat had 'beenrobbed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
PRAISE MEANS MUCH IN THIS WORLD.

Praise is one of the greatest elements
of good in the universe Haven't you
sometime, somewhere in your life, dear
brother, been away down in the valley
of shadows" so deep that every drop in
your cup of hope seemed to have evap-
Grated and then Just at that 6oleful
moment did 1t ever happen that some
noble, big-hearted brother came to you
with hearty hsndclasp and deep
rich word or two of praise? 1t so, then
you are not by any means a stranger to
the benefits and blessings of earnest
praise.
No matter what the pursuit of man,
praise is the goal of all his efforts-it Is
the lubricant that relieves the friction
of life's toll.
The statesman, the craftsman, the
orator, writer, teacher. musician, and
all are striving first for the praise of
their fellow men, and (most of them II
the hope of the Masters final, We'll
done, thou good and faithful servantl
No matter how modest or how indlf-
ferent to praise some natures may APP
pear, externally, somewhere within
them is that same human hunger TO-
favor in the eyes of their fellow beings,
and felicitation from their lips.
Just as the winds can fan the tinyest
spark into leaping, glowing tame. 90
can word or two of heartfelt praise,
when directed upon them. enls,g7 and
beantify the specks of goodness which
are to be found in all characters; there
fore it naturally follows that we Nwn 1t
TO ourselves. our fellow beings and TO
the world in which we exist, to keep a
keen aud alert eye ever open to the
good all about us, and a ready word -
credit for all the deserving
True. some minds are so deplorsb'y
dwarfed through selfishness and eynic-
ism that thsy never penetrate beyond
their own cramped realms of imagined
greatness, aud when they dc, It Is IL see
only the faults aud fsllaeies of others
Let US not be stingy with commenda-
lions. but on the contrary. where the
labors and deeds are worthy, let rs drop
tie appropriate ens,oInium that may os
the incentive to greater and better
things for sill of us.-De Soto Argus
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
LA FARCE ENTERPRISES.

Judge Parker takes a plunge in the
Hudson every morning about the time
President Roosevelt dives into Ovstar
Bay. Assuming chat cleanliness Is next
to godhness this is sure to be a pious
campaign.
Chas. Cowee and Elmer Widmer Of
Rocktcn, who graduated from the Stew.
ems Point business college recently. have
seA,urad good positions in the First Ma
5lonSl bank of Stevens PciEt and are
no" there taking up their new duties.
About 100000 pins aud brackets are
stored away at the pin and arm factory
ready for shipment Some Of the boys
working ia the factory have figured ii
cnt that there are enough to set M "a
line around the globe
The village board voted to change the
bridge over the Kickspoo near DeTeans
place to point that will be directly in
line with Main street This. 1t is ex.
pected, will make it SO that the road
Y N not be i.npassabie every time there
Is high watsr in the Kiokapoo
The number Of school children in our
District is 257, eight more than last sea-
soa. There are i've married women on
the list and 13 more boys than girls. or
thoas 10 the village between the ages Of
Z and a. - per cent have attended
s2aooi the go weeks required by law. OF
those outside of the village the atten-
dance was 90 per cent
Elmer Wallace Of Rockton, has 70.
tur1esi from Stevens Point, having fin
lshe1 1h cIacss in bookkeeping in the
business college there He has had sey.
era otfsr Of positions but will no. ac-
cept any until he has first finished some
institute work he ass planned 'ar sais
summer
Il c pumpson, we are informed il
Closing out his stock and making prep
arat. Hus to leave La Fargo next fall
Mr. P'impton hss had q good aud pros.
porous oo-iness while here and has al.
waya heen very much interested in the
welfare OF tas village, but he now has
plans by which be believes he can better
himself sad thinks the change advis-
able. - Sc
Ray Jordan writes from Chicago he
has received S notice from the Treasury
Department at Washington. .. c that
ne lad been certified Tor an snpoint
meDt in that department at a salary oF
500 per year. July 10Th he again
writes Us Il Just came home from
church; probably the last time l sd an
attend Sunday servicas in Chicago f,. a
long time as / wiz accept the WASHING.
ton Job Will tell the firm tomorrnyv
and II they will req II down in their
pockets and say stay. I vin sisy. Thss
comes under the civil service.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20


Theyhydropathic} treatmentsof a cold
in the head is {more reliable than ANY
other and oneAwhich< scarcely requires
the aid of afphysician. 1t is as fol
lows: In Bthe 1norning after rising and
at night before retiring wash the feet
and legs as shigh up astthe knees in
cold water. then rub them with a
rough towelfand, ssagelthem till the
skinJs red andagl wing. Insaddition to
this cautiously snuff tepid water up
the nose frequently during the day
and sip with a.teaspuon -.ssful as
hot rs can be- sbOrDc Aour before
eachmCahandtat,b be --me. "A few days
is often quite sufficient for simple
cases. .andfobssmate ones yield If the
treatment isprolongel No medicines
are required Iftaken intthe first stage
OF the disease cold Is broken mp
which might otherwise thecou a Sc
were caae of 'hrrocnitiss LASTING many
daysAur werl~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
Written for the Censor
TIE DAYS OF cHTVALRY,
BY WIN. HAuGHror

BY VIM HAUGHToN.
Tn c days of chivalry are spent
And mammon rules the heart
We've changed the knightly tournamen
To Pugihstic art.
What courtly danes and gentlemen
Met in the drawing ROOM
We'd like TO see those days again,
When knighthood was In bloom.
What stately converse, friend with friend
What faith in &c blood
Nor did the publ. Iress descend
To daub its foes with mud
Remember dear cid Thackeray,
v ose lance was keen and strong
unsoIed by rust, twas deftly thrust
Between the ribs OF wrong.
What Fuliles and what stiltea speech
What high heeled shoes they wore,
And headgear you could hardly reach,
la style, La pompadour.
Nor did the women shout their rights
Too wise for that were they;
BY winning smile and gentle guile
They held the right OF way.
You've read, and may remember yet.
The bow OF courtly grace
The slow and $, emn Minuet:
The patches on the face.
Butnow the young ale oft too rude
10 grace the drawing room
It's sad 10 see Yulgarity
Ere youth has lostits bloom.
Viroqua, Wisconsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20

Oranges and lqalons fare better If
hung In a net mt in a cool and 'dry
corner Of the store cupboard Apples
stored for the winter should he packed
In a barrel with sawdust orIpaper be
tween each fruit. AMI iIoIes should be
bored in the bottom and sbles of the
barrel, which should stard upon n
small raised, dry platform Bananas
il purchased by the banch, sholld be
hung from n hook IN the ceiling. rs
this tfruitts poiIseraptdlys laid up-a
dish or shelf
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
ALITTLE SERMON.
HAS $40 ApAY.

HAS Ftb a IN ~
a college graduate writes complaint
OF the public taste aud hewails his fate
because of it,
He says he has spent eight years in
preparation since he left the public
schools but no one l. seeking his SER
vices His only chance il to begin ga
a day iaborercr as cierk. At the same
time he knows a young man who Quit
the common schools in the sixth grade
who makes $40 a day by diving twice
daily from che top cf sixty foot ladder
into a taEk
Sure.
The public is not interested it the col
legisu's plant. A portion vi il is quite
willing to pay It's money to see 4 higS
diver risk his neck. Il seeks 70 be thrilled
and pays accordingly.
The college man ought tO learn from
the diver this lesson: The world Of
to-day is asking young men nos what
10 you know but, what can yuu dos
The diver can DO something. He does
his stunt and gets his $40 The coliegian
cannot do ii and therefore cannot get
the $40
Moreover the diver can do his Job bet.
ter than any one else And the world
requires that of the successful man
And lust here is where the college
t..ssaHS cosass Ia, Presumably il sh4r-
pens mans mind 50 that he can do
things better than the man whose mind
Is not sharpened
LIST the college giaduste begin At t1e
bottom where all must begin day Ia
borer or clerkiug or what not His $40
a day viii come Z" him when he can d.
something better than any other When
he learns 20 manage better or write bet.
ter or sTelS better than his fellows be
will get his price
But II he scOrns 10 begin at the hal
tom he I'LL NEWER catch up with the
diver and his $40 day. Madison Jour
nal
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20

The Viroqua Business college will
sell scholarships until September 18th,
good for nine months at ffty-fve $3.50
dollars. Bookkeeping and shorthand
combined. good for nine months, seven
ty-fve $3.50 dollars. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded Write for
free catalog.
VlBoQUA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
when. wilton spoke Up.

The wife of Wilton Lackaye, the ac-
tor, is ever anxious that her husband
should be satisfied with. her purchases.
Consequently whel shetwished to buy
a new hat just before leaving New
York she hauled the protesting Wilton
with her to the milliner's.
The milliner being engaged, an as
sistant showed Mrs. Lackaye some
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
PICTURE FRAMING.
How Prints and Photographs May Be
Inexpenslvrly Preserved.

Inexpenslyrly Preserved.
Every body colec s prints and photo
graphs that he would like to preserve,
but framing is rather expensive bust
ness when cost is to be considered,
says the St Louis Republic.
- So many pictures grow faded and
worn from being showed from place to
place and are finally classed as trash
and destroyed because Of lack Of
knowledge in thu framing art
Glass and binding are the essentials,
and an adept advises brown for photo
graphs of brown tone, dark gray for
black, pale gray for lighter tones and
dark green Tor an all around good
color
II you are distant from shops yo;I can
make your own binding out Of plain
wall paper OF thin brown paper, cut
ting it into even strips an inch wide
and then into four pieces, two Of them
the exact length of the top and bottom
of the frame and then the other two
half an inch longer than the two sides.
Put the picture, with or without the
mount, between the glass and the back,
taking care thatit is in perfectly even.
Brush the longer pieces with muci-
lage, and bind the edges, allowing the
paper to project over a third of an inch
on the face side, while the ends, whic l
were left longer can be turned over
and stuck at the back.
Then in the same way bind the top
and bottom edges together, mitering
the corners neatly.
Before binding the edges together
make two Sits IT, the cardboard back
where the tlat ends of the little br;lss
hangers may be inserted
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20

az Wau1eka, July 8, by Rev. Rabehl, Mr.
.RwIs SH0oRMAN ana Jessie X EFTogg bnth
yell known and respected young people oi
keadat0wn P
Near Readatowu, July Il. Miss LYDIA HALr
q spring valley was united In marriage IL
US. elias JOHNSON young farmer OF X ell-
At the Office OF and by A. + Drew. court
Nc kitJFick and Miss MARY srnrr hnth hfgb-
y res3ected and well known goung citizens
" he town Of Union
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
How to Clean chamoi. Trimming.

How to Clean Channels Trimmings,
Innings or facings of chamoiS leather
upon garments may betcleaucd by rub.
btng all over with soft white soap; then
sponge the lcather,with,warm soapSu6s
in which a little soda has bccH dis
solved. Wash this on with lukcwarm
water containing a,sliGht percentage Of
soda and finally dry the faciugs he
tween two toweS. II the channels
leather is not delta, able from the rest
Of the garment, c;ze should be taken
that the latter does not become wet also.
Hang the article 90 dry in the shade
aud stretch the leather straight and
smooth while it is still damp. Tor it
must not be iruped.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20

HAVING CONSULTED VITA FRIENDS
Ia every section az the county and be-
lisviCg that my candidacy Will bee favurably
received, | hereby announce myself as II can
didate for sheriff. subject to the action of the
republican county convention. have restd-
ed within the county almost all my life and
have vole,. thu republican ticket fer - yeara
ever since J gt"ame a voter. I solicit the
kindly consideration aud Support 90 all re-
pubIicaus Very truly yours, e. f, WARD.
GhAsehurg MAY . 1904.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20

SOME ONE WAS ABSENT FROM RRHEAB-
SAL"
hats and quoted their prices. Then
tie milliner herself took the customer
in charge, and I more minute inspec-
ton Of her wares ensued. while Mr..
Laekaye locked on as helplessly as any
other man in the same circumstances.
Finally it came to a choice between
two hats, and Mrs. Lackaye said:
Let me see-what is the price Of
this one?"
THAT is $50, madam" replied the
milliner.
"Why, your assistant told me the
price was $50" remarked Mrs. Lack
aye, with some surprise.
well, some one was absent from
rehearsal explained Mr.. Lackaye to
his wife soto voce.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
FOR CLERK OF THE COURT

IT HAS BEEN MANY YEARS SINCE THE
strong aud loyal town OF Sterling has had
a county officer Relieving that the repub.
lIcAn convention will recognize said town. !
hereby announce myselta candidate for cIerk
OF the court pledglug faithful service II
nominated sad elected. / am serving my
ninth term AS town clerk | solicit the sup
port OF my fellow republicans throughout the
county. Respec fully LASGDoN N,DANis.
Sterling, Wis, June %.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20

G.veftAeM So-sl rich bacI1>Soil and a
Ssaug SogaJ window Cut back if
iargcfio induce new growth Soon the
new shoots Wiz start. and on each Of
these there WI! appear a cluster Of
buds which win in time tblossom and
will,outrivaltthe ijapOnicasin weakness
The color Is much solterland daintier
thanwheu Kindergarten. ranging from
a pure wh.;eito beautiful shade of
pink
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
FOR REGIsrER OF nEEn.s

II RESPECTFUL LILY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
4 As a candidate for register OF deeds. subject
20 tins action OF the republican county con
vention / have heen u resident Of the
comfy about % years; always a strong work
er for the party Ia writing aud personal axer-
tlous and never Seld al office. ! can state
the best reference for education aud ability
jefferson Wisconsin .saAs.fCE HgpLAND.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
AFTER COUNTY TREASURER.

A FPER DELI BERATION J HAVE DE
n termlued TO stand for the domination
for county treasurer subject 60 DECISION OF my
rarity in convention assembled. II nominate
- and elected 1t would be my ,moIton 70
discharge the duties Of the Office wIth credit
10 the people my party aud myself
Very truly, ToRuER bERuk'
gTaasiin Jaae 20, 1894
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20

With the establishment OF the new
free rurai delivery system throughout
the country, crooks have devised a new
scheme for using the routes for swird i.
ling purposes. Two sharks 20 among
the merchants of city, representing
that they publish a rural route direc.
tory and secure advertisements for the
same. A contract is then made with
the local printer, the money for the ad-
vertisements is collected and the pro
moters move on to fresher pastures.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20

FOR CLERK OF COURT.
I TAKE THIS MEANS OF ANNOUNCING
4 to my republican friends that Will De
IA candidate for denomination tu the office
OF clerk OF the court 90 the coming county
solicit assistance OF my friends
throughout tue county Respectfully,
d. r. MAINS,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20

Bud, July i6.- Crops are doing nicely on
aGse. a nice little shower yesterday ...
Cofai Bangsberg is on the sick list. bangs
iloh at Zach Ridge and report a tine time
ALBERT Christopherson purchased a new
buggy Eiva Thompson is visiting many
t65lehdS and relatives at Lansing The white
tigeous Will play the south Greek base balI
Team at John McLees pasture Ia the near fu-
ture. A hard game Is expected
RIP VAN WrNKLF.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
rnR REGISTER or neEns

n DESIRE To ANNOUNCES THAT IF NY
4 work has been satisfactory 20 the patrons
Of the office, that b. ts my intention 70 stand
IA a candidate fuf denomination 20 the posi-
ton Of register OF deeds, subject 10 tho de
cisian q. the republican county convention
TuOs q MORk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
EnR REaIsTER OF nEEns.

7 TAKE THIS METHOD TO ANNOUNCE
1 TO my republican friends ia Vernon county
that viii be a candidate for the nomination
for register OF deeds at the approach ing con
yention. / viii appreciate the assistance OF
friends, nave been q worker for republic an
success ever during my voting years,
Very truly JonH Nj BENNETT
NiruuuA Juue 60 1904.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
There are ten things for which no

There are ten things for which no
one has ever yet been sorry. These are;
For doing good to sil; for spea king evil
of none: for hesring before judging
for thinking before speaking; Tor hold
ing an angry tongue; for being kind 70
the distressed for asking pardon Tor SIl
wrongs; for being patient towards
everybody: for stopping the ears to
tsIebearer: for disbelieving most OF the
i'll reports. -Ex.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
r0R COUNTY TRrAsURER.

y1u THE REPUBLICANS OF VERNON
/ county; / hereby announce myself as
candidate for the Office OF treasurer of err
non county, / solicit the kindly consideFa-
ton OF the republicans a. their nominating
convention. Respectfully, .. J. STokKE.
Stnddnrd Wis. June %. 1914.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
FnR REGIsrER nE nEEns

To THE REPUBLICAN VorERs or VEBNoS
COUNTY; II hereby announce myself az q
candidate Tor the nomination = Register
81 Deeas Of Vernon county, subject Ia the
viii IF the republican nom mating convention
HlilSbOro, Wis. f. J. BpABp
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-07-20
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
OFT EOR sHERIFF.

A THOUGH A LITTLE LATE WISH TO
a Inform republicans that | am a candi-
dsfe Tor the nomination for sheriff, subject 10
tie action OF the republican county conven-
ton. - :. f. SO"i'7'