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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
Charles Parents.

While waiting one evening at my
friends house for him was pleasant
IL entertained in the drawing room by
his wife. Our conversation drifted to
the use and abuse Of tobacco, when
Mrs. A. said:
Il am sorry to say that Charles
smokes, and cigarettes TOO. l cal smell
1t on his clothes. l wouldn't have his
father know it for anything. He hates
tobacco in all its forms"
Shortly after, Charles and his father
having come in to dinner, | noticed
Mrs. A. get up and carefully remove
her sons coat to peg on the hall rack
quite distant from his fathers. After
dinner Mr.. A. and / went TO keep an
engagement with a third friend. On
our way home who should we pass but
Charles smoking Il cigarette.
My friend said: Il am so afraid that
boys mother will get on to the fact
that he smokes. She dislikes tobacco
so, especially cigarettes. l know it
would baeal- her heart. Don't mention
II, for goodness sake"
Like wise diplomat / concluded not
to interfere. albany Journal.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

John Bull and the trouble he expert.
ences with he letter III" have been the
occasion OF mary a witticism. There is
the story Of one Londoner who scolded
another for pronouncing hour" heir
and ''honor" correctly. why don't
you haspirate your matches, you hig-
noraut hassT" asked the critic. Among
the traditions Of the London bar Il the
story of one Sergeant CnannelL He
was arguing Il case In viii h a vessel
named the Helen was concerned. Ey-
cry time the name cropped up ChanneIl
called her the Ellen stop, stopw said
the judge at last How many vessels
were there2 I've got two in my notes,
the Ellen and the Helen" At this
point the attorney for the other side
interrupted, giving Channel no chance.
There was only one vessel m lud. -
said he. "She was christened the Hell
en-, but she lost her h in the chops Of
the Channel"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

A judge and a party Of lawyers were
discussing VI Gus maxims when one
of the lawyers said:
"Wcll, judge, do you really believe
honesty is the best policyY
III answer that question by sto-
ry," replied the judge. 'When / was
practicing law one day in the interests
of q client | said to a man:
"'Do you own a large black dog with
white spots?
HE looked at me quizzically and
then said:
"'Oh, no. That dog is L. rely stray
canine that occasionally strOlls into
my yard. You're the tax assessor,
aren't youE
"'No. I'm only lawyer. 1 came to
tell you that client of mine had acct
deutally shot and killed the big dog
and authorized me to pay the owner
$25 damages. But as the animal has
no owner, why, of course there's moth
ing to pay. Good morning "-Cleve-
land Leader
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

Few growers separate their stock or
breeding turkeys from those intended
for market, Entirely too many grow.
crs feed them all together. sell the
most thrifty for market and keep the
least matured for producing stock
This IS great mistake The very best
should be selected for producing stock
and the rest fed for market, Those
selected fJr use in breeding, however
should be separated and fed by them
selves II possible. The best food for
stock turkeys are boiled oats drained
of all moisture, sume wheat and a
little corn This Will keep them in
good healthy condition and quite full
enough of dcsb Ii is a mistake to
keep as producers fowls poor or thin
in tesh. They must be in good condi-
ton, plump, but not 0yerfat Feathers
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
HINTS FOR FARMERS


The ideal way Of caring for manure
is to keep 1t under a covered SIZED and
over a cement floor so that 40 extra
water can leach through it. The loss
by teaching viii run ali the way from
z5 10 80 per cent OF fertilizing value,
depending upon the ease with which
the water washes through the pile.
There is more or Tess drainage through
any soil, though the h~rd clays VIII
hold most of the liquid. y floor Of con
crete under the manure viii pay for
itself We should put some roof over
the manure in order to regulate the
supply Of moisture. Where COW and
horse mauures are mixed you are not
likely 20 be troubled with heating or
tirctanglng, as you would be II the
horse manure were kept alcae. 1t is
sometimes necessary TO put water on
the pile to prevent this heating -Rural
New Yorker.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

Old people often make the mistake
Of coddling themselves too much, says
a physician In What to Eat. Thus
they cause a weakening of the vital
forces before the advance Of age has
done So Nature never intended that
a man should be put into a dollhouse
at sixty and kept there as delicate
plant. Too much solicitude about the
health OF such a person. may be the
actuaj cause Of death. The vitality
Of the person may be somewhat lessen
ed at sixty, bit the man or woman
whose health has received q fair
amount Of attention is not by any
means ready to be shelyed at that age.
All that Is required Is a little lessen
ing of the burden of life and a little
more care of the health
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
PACKING GIFTS.
How Christmas Presents May Be
Wrapped Up Attractivcly.

VI
Even the most long wished for or the
most charming gift is robbed of some
of the joyous Christmas spirit if it is
sent carelessly wrapped or is done up
like an ordinary everyday parcel, and
even the most simple gift receives an
added grace if it is put up attracuvely
and is accompanied by a bright, pleas
ant greeting.
The Christmas gifts may be given a
festal appearance at a very small out
lay of time and money by wrapping
them in scarlet or white paper and ty-
ing them with scarlet ribbon, fastening
a sprig OF holly in the bows, says a
writer in What to Do The effect will
be so CHEEKY and Christmas-lille that
manila paper and Irvine will never be
thought of again.
Little boxes, such as jewelers. boxes,
wrap up in white paper; candy or SINH
lar shaped boxes in two papers, the in
ner one white, the outer one scarlet
Gather the ends up of top, clip into
points and frill out. Wrap books in
scarlet paper, pin cushions or other
fancy work in white, bundles in scar
let or white and scarlet, tying at the
ends with ribbon. Umbrellas and
canes wind with strips of white and
scarlet paper, Transforming them into
time honored candy canes.
In doing up china sets for the bureau
or desk, or oatmeal or tete-a-tetes,
wrap the pieces in scarlet paper, gath
or up on top and tie. Then clip into
poinsettia blooms. Wrap the tray or
plate in green paper and tie the bios
SONS on with ribbon. Cards the size
Of visiting card may be bought as
cheap as n penny apiece. More ex-
pensiye cards may of course be pur-
chased If ones purse holds out. \
very pretty card has a border of holly
in colors. with a blank space n write
or letter the Christmas wish upon,
This may be the usual greeting or a
quotation. Any Of the following lines
are pleasant wishes to send with
gift:
Yule IS Of love burn in the heart
With rosy warmth AMI cheer.
And Car1-weu. may she come at most
Like Christmas, once a year
A happy Christmas TO ycA.
May It bring you all fair things
with the sweetest remembrance
That about Its coming clings.
slnbcams bless thy Christmas day
.GIadneSs with thee dwell FOR aye.
\ better gift you may have, but not
with better heart
Our true intent IS Al, for your delight
An Unfortunate Omission.
Hieks-There is one thing that these
schools of elorution ought TO teach ans
don't
WiekS-What'S that?
/ Hicks-They don't teach their pupils
when they ought to decline positively
to give a taticn.-Somervillc Jour
49,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
More stolcaI Than RED Indians.

No red Indians were ever more cal
lous to pain than the aborigines OF us
tralia. In their tribal fights, which
still occur frequently, the seyerest
wounds urc treated with Indifference.
Old Australian settlers are fond of tell
Ing a famous story of tribal chief
who walked sixty miles with Il spear
sticking clear through his body before
he could get help TO pun it out. They
Insist that the story is true
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
Ayrnhire. Arc Good 1,ornrcr..

Governor =, J. Bell OF Vermont IS
practical dairy farmer ANA keeps
large herd Of Ayrshircs Tor profit. says
American Cultlvator AS compared
with the Holsteins. Governor Bell
thinks the Ayrshires are more suitable
for his conditions, because they can
more easily forage lvc a living on the
rough hillsides. His cattle ere fed en-.
Ellage and dry fodder daily during tho
winter, care being taken not 10 feed the
enslage just before milking in order
to avoid tainting the milk. The ia
vorite grain is gluten and middliugs.
with q little cornmeal. Animals out Of
condition are given a little salt daily.
His herd includes a number Of heifers
and partially dry cows and averages
more than a can Of eight and u half
quarts per animal daily.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

Few would connect the common bath
brick of our kitchens with Il caprice of
nature or would credit that there is
but one spot on the entire globe where
these securing blocks can be manu-
featured Yet so it is, for all bath
bricks are made at Brldgewater, in
Somcrsetshire. and there only, because
the river Parret deposits for dis
lance OF few hundred yards only the
peculiar compound of sand and slime
Of which they are composed Nowhere
else In the world is a similar compound
to be found. London Mail.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
HOY, to MaI.e a Friena.hin Calendar.

The friendship pad calendar is eSpe-
cially nice 10 give elderly people or the
shut in ON Christmas, Either fifty
two or 60 squares of bristol board pa
by Ga inches distributed to friends of
the intended recipient TO write a mes
and date are taken to the printer. who
puts the consecutive dates on in red
ink aud gums the slips into 4 pad
which can then be mounted on deco
rated board or put into leather case
TO stand on thcNtuble
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

ALoYZo s " oODwARD was born in Man
chester Orlean county, New York September
1lta 1S41 be came to Wisconsin In 1855 and
lived ia victory: moving from there over IN
10 Minnesota. lie lived there until 81 when
he came with his family to Vernon county
where be has since resided, i've miles east Of
GENOA. He died March 10, 1905. lie was mar
RED November II. 1869 TO Mis4 Sarah Patter-
son. This happy union lastc1 nearly thirty
six years during which time two sons and a
daughter were resred most successfully.
MIR Woodward served during the year 1865
ia Battalion L OF lst' Wisconsin heavy
artilIeryand was discharged with hOnors at
close OF rebellion, AT the time Of his demise
he was an honorable member Of the Alex.
Lowrie Post Nd. 30. 6. A. r., VlrOqua, Wis
consin.
Mr.. woodward suffered Il sudden rupture Of
the heart which caused his death. lie leaves
to mourn his great loss a faithful wife, sarah
Woodward, tvs sons. Lloyd V Of La Crosse,
and Elmer ] daughter, Mrs. kunice Fran
Gina OF BraytOn, Tenn one brother. VIM, W.
OF Genoa; two sisters, Miss Henrietta Wood
ward aud Mrs W. I. Poets Of Niroqua,
Funeral services were conducted from the
the home Tuesday, March 2lst by Rev. r. 2.
Qu,cE. Intermei being made IN Oak Ridge
cemetery. The stricken family desire TO eN-
tend theI- gratitude to the many Kind friends
who assisted in time OF bereavement.
II, Z. QUICK.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

VERNON COUNTY CoURT-lN PROBATE
IN the matter OF the estate OF John Ed
wares deceased,
Notice is hereby given that the petiu5l u
a. 3. Thompson that the administrators OF the
estate Of John Edwards, late of Vernon eoun'
tY, deceased, be authorized and directed u
convey 10 the petitioner the following des
cribed real estate, towit.
The sex Of the SEX and the south u OF the
neA Of the sea sect ~, and the swa OF the sw
K and all OF the nv 4 Of the sw except a
strip OF nine acres oil the north side decided
10 caNton and li-IO0 acres IN the ne corner OF
tue same decided 10 Elias Thompson Section
-. ali Ia township l3 range west. pursuant
10 contracts MADE by said deceased curing
his life time, Is now pending in this court
Also thRB said petitioner Will be heard at a
special term OF this court TO be held at the
DUurt House ia the City Of Ftroqua Tn the
hth day o. May, 1905, at 10 O'Clock Il m.
j, o. MAHONET, County Judge.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1906
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

Returned Traye!er-What has be-
come Of Catchem & Cheatem, the rich
lawyers? Retired, l presume? Resi-
dent-Yes, retired. They are both in
the poorhouSe,
"Phew What happenedG"
They had quarrel ana sued each
other New York Weekly
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
NiIIaqa of Viola

Owners name Description
Alex Gulst Mound Park lot
blk s..
Alex Guj-t Mound Park lot ,
blk s.
10 IeUberd " part nea uel
sec p + Il Il 3 west o acres
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
City Of VIroqua
Oeig nal Plat.

Owners name Lot Block
N O. Davis. "a, II
ii Mrrrisou - % 2&
utz lot .....-... 3 il
A | morrison lotsl 2. &3 =
Geo M"rri-Ou....---....G %
80 .-...--.... 3 20
w acknowledgements %
Ole l. Tom psCU county
add. go. .........- 3, 6 .
w O Alden GFeVes add W.
of blk 4 lots ?, .. &. < o 4
G W Dewitt Nhealets gdd
..---.-.-.. ,,...-.- ..,.. 8
& Uswalt " he eltls add 8 2
A j Morrison LsyI &c aCd 3 3
J. IL Gaines 7 wneTs add /
l. K Gaines ,CutlOts com ca
II $ and IS TCs q Of sW cor
of blk 2 TUwner' 4 add $
8 rdS e rds n s Cds " 10
bCE-se . 7 l2lt4w 1 100 acre
a y NustAd Butts add lots
4, y, 3. 4, 5, t, 7 and Silk
sam Hanson. Outipts a in
sw cor u nwh ueb tn
brick yard sec - town Is
Il 4 " lHCrC.
Adolph Nustad, outlats
com az intersection line @
A Gillette ST n : rds 2Ii5
links W 30 feet s7r ds 81,
iiuSs q 70 beginning sef
b 4 rs raw
John Dickson. est. mt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

Il don't see why you didn't want me
TO say anything ahou, Miss MiXley 5
age, mamma" said TOMMY, looking mt
the guest. "She doesn't look nearly so
Old as GRANDPA ouch Who's that
h-pinchin' me on the laigT"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

\ noble heart, like the sun. showetn
ats greatest countenance at its lowest
estate Sidney.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
NOTE FoRsALE.

A note for $3.50, bearing six per cent
interest and secured by 25 shares Of the
Republican Printing companys stock,
will be sold at bargain for cash, or
traded for other property. Call on w
J. Robinson or c Fl. Minshall
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

Grimes My wite's the queerest wo.
man that ever lived. Gorman-Yes;
that's what people thought when she
married you. Boston Transcript
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
MANNED

At the Congregational parsonage al Viola,
Rev. Evans officiating, Mr.. CHAs. ", BEEMA Az
and Miss THEoDORA SNEARLY, both OF Web
ster,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

iRUB RIDGE. April J. Marten Berge was
seen on the ridge last sunday 49, Inc laules
Atd socfet. at Mrs ThOmpson's was largely
attended, 4 good time was reported By all.
Anna Chose IS spending a few weeks Nth her
sister !. Carrie Gabrielson and Ella LhOmp-
SON visited EIy's one day last week. Msrten
Flikkie of West Prairie has rented Mrs Thost
Thompson's tobacco ground Thompson aud
Arthur LiBsted and Luie Peterson OF BristoW,
who have spent the past week in La Crosse,
returned home on Sunday Miss Diver Is
Working for Mrs II McLees Thomas Thomp-
son OF Bristow Sundayed a. Test hompsUns
Julia Gahrielson IS home for elk vaca-
ton Of school. JOHN
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
OUR COUNTY GLEANTNGS
won the Brain aud PeEs OF the Censor's
Tive Country and Village writers
JEFFERSON.


FsoFEA. Aprtl g-Harbingers Of spring have
been welcomed most heartily by the people
of our community and although the farmers
realize the busy season Is on for them we are
none the less glad to bid winter goodbye ana
look forward with pleasure TO warmer weather
-. SC 1ool opened again Monday after snort
varatl1u..... NJ r and Miss Berg and Ablfn Ty-
wand o. Westbg visited at a Anderson
last Misses Nora johnson, Martha Gyland
aud Amanda Skong aud Messrs Ole Braaten,
Henry leutz and Albert Anderson attended
young ue0ple's meeting at the Methodist
church Sunday evening". NelS 6yland, VINO
had the misfortune OF breaking both his arms
some wee ks sgo is slowly recuperating from
the effects OF the shock. Alex skolaus IS
ahoUtto leave soon for a visit TO Canada.
OIe's thoulEhts must have been taken up with
some very important question on on his home :
ward Journey from the Y. z. 8. and instead OF
crossiifr TIT bridge leading to his home he
bath for a bath OF that kind AND should ad-
wise him to wait awhile before taking sim
liar one -. Oscar EmilsOn is doing carpenter
work for Hans Thompson. How can II b 3
that that (which cheers and tneoriates is so
easily obtained herel We think tnls shoulu
bear investigation. After April ~ the posi-,
Office here VIII be discontinued. Two rural
routes VIII pass through here; one coming
from WestbY. the other from Viroqua. Lud-
vic Field whom we reported a about to leave
for Dakota has recons!dered the matter and
finally decided that Wisconsin IS as good a
place as any. He is now working fIr Neis Mel
SON Confirmation services at the Lutheran
church will be held Sunday. April 10Th We
have scanned the column" NeiEhbortn, News
in the CENSOR lch week, I'm hopes OF seeing
some ioprn from Town Talk" but thus far we
have been disappointed. Town Talks writ
fugs have always been appreciated most hlgh-
ly by ME AND THE OTHER ONE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
oEEIcE o. TarAsURER or vERnoN cornrr.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
NnrrNrv ~ WupNNSr .

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las ther rwf1on
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
10 County Treasurer.


4 II X s west 40 acres.
Joseph Adams n pit Of st h ne
=. sec Z I II Il 8 w IS tcres
Joseph Adams com 40 rds 6 |
II OF quarter stake between
sec 2 and 5 run east % rds n
S rods south q s rds TO be-
ginning sec s T II R3 w 10
ac ys.
Joseph Adams A track com.
dt SW cor Of NV Anwh run q
5 rds n - rds " 5 rds south
10 place OF beginning sec 8
I III + 3 west acre.
John O'I-eary pt OK sw AnwA
sec 3 1 II Il 3 vi lilo acres
Unknown, a track com % rds
81 z Of u stake between sec
IS 3 run e IS rods 20 l n Sd W
40 rods thence W rs rods ISL
ks 40 rds TO place OF begin
ming sec S 7 IL r. " 9 acres
Wallace Morley. lot s block 3
G L Mnrley.......- lot 5 block 3
Than smith lots ), 4, 5 6. Z
and blk 3
G y Davenport lot 1 block
A q Williams lots I and 8 blk 6
Y W Reeve, com 30 rds 1l%d @
NV cor blk n ltSd s Il rds
e l6 rds l1hd G ~ rds then
to beginning.
c w Reeve com at NV cor Of
block 8 lot 2 Matbens add 5,
70 II g 8 rds Il e Il " S rds to
beginning.
Is Davis A lot com 30 rods e
Of &c cor blk run c ards
b rd5 " rIs 5 rds TO be
ginniug.
Ed Van Winter A track com
~ rods " II 9Ed e OF ne cor
blk Is 9 side 91ad 4 rods
iher re is rods 5 9sad Tds
plaCe Of beginning
Ed Van Winter lott and s blk l
II u Erickson. 49,. lot 8 block 6
Cora Sutherland. lot 4 blk l
q w DOuSe ...--,.lOt ? block ,
@ 4 EWeas lmp's Cos add lot
blk 6.
G a Ewers.. lots 6 y Z blk ?
On IS SmiJbson lots : Il 9 blk
ii Phillips W side river and W
OF highway n r1s " u rds
"a rus g q Fds 10 beginning
Il Z Hebard A tract corn az
ne cor Ii Phillips Imp rs te-
fore described thence n
along highway ( rds W d
Tds 4 rods Il rds to be
ginning.
Ernest Heoard lots 2 81 blk l
Village OF Springville.
Owners name Description
Ol-er Heirs lots l. 2 & 3 blk 2
village Of S6oddard.
Vim 7 Proksch Chrlstines add
,-........ ....- lot blk / sec p
VIM I Prokcsh Cbristines add
...-.-.-. ...... lOt2 blk | sec y
VIM I ProkcSh Uhrislines ada
-...... lot q block l sec q
VIM 7 FrOkcse Ghrlstines add
-.-.-.. ..iOt I blocf / sec Is
VIM 7 Prokcsn Christines add
......,.. lot y block 1 sec %
Village of Victory.
Owners name Description
] Wilson Lots 3, 4 50, & 10 blk l
Clara Smith lots /, ma OF ,
block 5.
Mary Hartley lots 81 Of 4, 5, g,
- blk 5.
Wise n Blanchard lots :, 5. .,
block 8,
@ NJ ButJ...lots /, Il, 10 b kl4
= Wise lots ?, 3, 4, ), 6, blk IA
Unknown, lots 8. 9, 10,l blk II
A } Wizard ...... lots 7. Ia blk
Ed Henderson lots ~ OF 9 10,
20 feet wide from II blk 16
Geo kish outlet
Unknown lots 7 part s, 9, 10
DIX q
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
CORN


Trading in Corn has been on n heavy
scale and this is expected to contiuue.a s
conditions surrounding the market are
the most interesting and satisfactory
from bull standpoint since we began
to deal with the 1904 crop. Tho heavy
receipts have been absorbed BY the mar
ket with no Accommodations in stocks.
Indications are that with the advance
In freight rates on the first Of the
month and the activity on the farms.
that the western movement of Corn is
over, Other legitimate influences are
equally bullish.
The reaction from soc for May. July
and SeDteIr Der Corn in Chicago has
undoubtedly improved the position of
the market a great deal. and should we
run into a period of light offerings and
other evidences Of shortages in supplies
there would be an opportunity for a
sharp up-turn in prices that the bulls
would not overlook The big interests
back of the markC. may be depended
weak places, and If a careful survey OF
the entire situation IS taken there win
be found enough of strength attached
20 the market that could be, and we
think eventually VIII he, developed 10
maintain prices at higher levels. Some
authorities look for 55 a soc Corn dur
ing summer months.
EDWARDS WOOD co.
dncorporated)
DEALERS IN
STOCKS. GRAIN, PROVISIONS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

Remember to get a package O. that
Saturday candy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
Village of Newtnn
Village of Ontario

5 Heuson Bros house AID
lots in VILLAGE OF Ne
q. .., .4.s ~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12
FOLEYSH ONEYAr6;E
stops S21o cough and hea3s EWag s!
a Narrow Es cspe.

Mr. Henry st George Of E III Grove,
VIA, tE ught that he was permanently
crippled Sciutica rheumatism had
sacn 80 iron grippe on him that he
.Jloushl That be would never he able 10
wslb again, but through the aid Of
G or Tonic he ,ves mpletely cnTed,
after hiah PRICED CO., r. failed. Sold
by A Z Johns p.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-04-12

TORGER BERGE, County Treasure
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09

$40. 900 Sin b. divided ssaaiiy amozF Subscribers
who ssears thrss nsw tEbIeririioni. Send for
Information and Sampif Copiss Of the Papsr.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-09


The American public evidently
greatly wronged the members OF
the so-called meat trust. That is
t'ac conclusion based on the re-
port of Commissioner Garfield.
The report bears that the packers
slaughtered but 45 per cent. OF
the cattle which shows that there
exists an active competition by
osbcr smaller concerns. The re-
port also bears that in 1902 the
big Packers actually lost money
on every head OF cattle slaughter
ed. Poor fellows, they arc losing
money on their investment and
the public is getting rich at their
expense.