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New-York tribune., 1905-04-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTED

Situations Wanted-MaIs and Fennar.
-Four lines tl0t exceeding - 49,
three insertions, IS cents: seven InsertiorS
90 cents. Exceeding - words and Ieg7 go.
20 words. three insertions. 90 cents. 80.
Insertions. 60 cents
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HELP WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Male and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding "a Words
three insertions, 10 cents. seven Insertions
20 cents. Exceeding - words and less than
40 WORDS. three insertions. 30 cents, seven
Insertions. co cents.
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COOK.-iady leaving for Europe wisneq "a
ind a situation f0r her cook. aIsr, i -l., ~
alton for her waitress. they have been v-irF
their present employer the last two vvinfsrs
and can be well recommended. viii be dl-,
engaged April 20. Cali ~ Lexlngton-ave
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OACHMAN-SinEie: thoroughly cOmpe-
tent: strictly sober and honest; first class
references: city or country. i. ~. Tribune
Uptown ONCE, 1866 Broadway
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Male
GENTLEMAN, one. two or three hours a
day. NJ. STUART, 2S6 LAvingstOn-st..
Brooklyn.
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COACHMAN.-Single young man: good reI-
erence, understands mis- business. Apply
1s8 East 6Ath-st. EDWARD DONOVAN
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CHMAN.-ThoroUghly competenb; ne
dunn sized; energetic. total abstalner;
respectful trustworthy; anywhere. KING,
02l 6th-ave.
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RESTAURANTS.
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.

PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.
PAINTERS. Decorators. Paperhangers We
90 work for landlords. Iessees and agents
reas -Gcle SBAE 2.274 broadway.
PAINTING. paperhanginS. kals0mining
only first class; city. country. BOWER,
fJS East G5th-st.. Apartment Il
PAINTING decorating paperhanging and
kalzomiuing. reasonable; first class work
guaranteed. J. MILLER. 1876 West 2Sth-st
PAINTER.-FIrs class: union man; compe-
tent 20 90 al kinds ~ work; steady work
PETERSEN. l22 Noruau-ave-. Brooklyn.
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ARr ANrIaUEs 40 cURIos.

10 Fl-INrLoCK and WHEELLsOCK GUNS
enc ~ nlntlock pistols al WILLIAM
slMPSoN's. 81 Park Row.
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coos Ia Y Jit{ two sisters. one
class Iaundrcss. So. best city refarer-.e-
city or country. Mrs DICEINgONsg ~
operative Bureau. 331 Madlson-ays Tel
973f-3s:h
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Male

1L24e.
AGENTS WANTED Looking for steady
emp. mcnt the wear round Our agents
earn from SO 10 So weekly. free lessons
unnecessary. C. i. ADAMS CO., 343 Grove
ST.. Jersey city.
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SO
10 SO weekly ln spare time corresponding
for newspapers no ca4lNahslnE, send for
particulars. NORTHERN PRESS sYNDI-
CATE. L0ckport n. y.
CARPENTERS To sell $40 PORTLAND
CEMENT building block machine: build
ings GTepro1-J cheaper than brick or
frame. handsome cement stone houses made
Of old frames. ABLE MACHINE co. sO6
Chestnut-st-, St Louis
CASH BOYS wanted al Wanamaker's: rapid
advancement for bright industrious bays.
salary 50 20 start bring Board Of Health
certificate.
EXPERIENCED linen and white goods
saI=stnen apply Supt.' 3 Office to-day
sIAIPSON-CftAWFoRD co.
HIGH GRADE POSITIONS OPEN.
Executive Clerical Technical. Statesmen
paving TfaU SiOG1 20 5000 year. can or
write HAPGooDs dEcJ. suite sos. 300
Broadway. A- !.
IT7,I- AM WOMEN 10 sell Living s7-1r.-
Filter. II fits aud gives pure water from
any faucet: patented 1895. quick seller. 10
terms. send for free booklet WILLARD
NANI-tA Af7rl'fuNG 90. Lewiston. Ne
.ACCOIrNTAN NT-competent Address KNIT
GOODS BOX q Tribune Once
sTENOGR APHER young man
expert. one with experience ia nelgspa9er
0Hlce preferred. Apply, giving references
wages expected. etc, NJ Box 10. Trbun-
Office.
WBNTED.-A young man as general clerl
IN downtown real estate Office resident ~
Manhattan or The Bronx. Address IN own
handwriting. L J. c. lsS Tribune once.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
ATTENDANT and NURSE to invalid gen
tleman; best OF city references; would
travel. Address K, Tribune Uptown Office
]. 364 Broadway
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Single: strictly temperate ;
understands his business; best city and
country references moderate wages P NJ,
Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1854 Broadway
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y REPAIR. seg and exchange typeWrit-
crs and save you from - 20 75et from
InaulfaCturer' prlce. Remiugfans a spe-
cialtg STANDARD TYpEWRITER Ex-
CHANGE 23l broadway
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Male-
WANTED - Gardener assistant: handy
man; accustomed to working on gentle
etc; Tarrytown, n. Y steady place fo, a
reliable man. Address G. l.. Box is. Trib~
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FURNusHED ROOMS.

A-sr7l IA GIVE. large. cool rooms IN an in
teresLng old Colonial house. for gentle
vrer. r.fereuces LIB East 24th-st
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BUTLER ard COOK.-In private family;
no objection TO going to the country for
summer; ten years reference from last
place. Address J. n. c.. Box 80. Tribune
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WORK WANTED.

ACCOCNTANT-Even Work, keeping a
set OF books. assisting bookkeeper, or
trlal balances, balance sheets, etc: terms
moderate Address ACCOUNTANT. Tri-
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433 Broadway, corner Howard Street.
755 broadway. corner Sth Street
$50 Broadway. corner 14th Street
l249 Broadway, corner 36th Street.
1447-l449 Broadway. corner 4lst St
90 Nassau Street.
$50 West 125th street.
974 Third Avenue.
22O2 Third Avenue. cor. 120th St.
2779 Third Ave. bet 146th & 147th SITS
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HELP WANTFn.

Heip Wanted-Male and FenaIe-Threo
lines (not exceeding Is words) each
insertion 10 cents. Six lines mot ex-
ceeolng SO words), each insertion. 20
GenIs. &C. Us exceeding So words. for each line
IN the whole advertisement, s cents.
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HOTEL. CLERK, %, IinguIst, 10 years ex-
perience seeks opening in hotel; posted In
all routine work; highest credentials. Ad-
dress DEGENHARDT, III East 6lst-st-
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COACHMAN and useful man around house;
good city driver; Scotch. five years reI-
eTences; city or country; strictly sober
PHAIR. 642 COlumbus-av.
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MACHINERY.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought az highest market value made
into new articles OF exchanged Tor new
jewelry OF japanese goods al 81 r TEP-
PEh'S FACTORY. 10 ". 3lst. basement.
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COACHMAN.-By steady young man. IN
derstands care Of fine horses. carriages
and harness; good driver strictly sober
best reference. Address II BERKEFtf.
045 6th-ave.
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COACHMAN.-M one child: medium
size; age 30; understands his business; ~
years with last employer; written or per
Bonal reference A. b. IFS West oOth-at
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CFAIAN-Gentleman parting with his
coacknan would like 70 secure him a
good position G b. Tribune Uptown Of
fve. 1854 Broadway.
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FemlalG

CONrRALTO SOLOIST.-In church choir.
me sight reader. Address Mrs p
SCHCLZE. l.l46 Lafayette BROOKLYN.
HOC EWORKER.-Smal family. s25 ref-
eiences required. must understand cook
ing and waiting. Mrs. COLLIER, l22 West
2od-sJ
NANIED.-A young, competent Swedish
k!tchenmald in private family; CITY refer
ences required. Apply at 1 East T4th-st. on
April p. between 10 and ! O'Clock
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

AANJHACIDE-ES Of billiard and pool
tables. high grade bowling alley buudersf
lowest prices MARK BROS. - Union
square.
n. WAGNER-ADLER COMPANY. manu-
iaciurers superior billiard tables. Schae-
Ter cushions. 42d-st. ana BroadWay; e
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ACHATAN.-Singie; medium size; thor
0uGhiv understands care OF fine horses.
carTiaree harness. careful driver sober,
willing. obliging; fl 81 class written and per
sOnaI references; city OF country BOX 81.
Tribune Once.
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OACHMAN.-American. 40: country; win
be hard 70 find better or more reliable
man: references best. WILLIAM, Carpeh-
ter's Bureau. 154 6th-ave.
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REAL ESTATE.


FIVE ROOMS and bath apartments: Ster-
ling Place. So and S34. KOLLER, 1.47I
BedfOrd-aVe.. Brooklyn.
NORTHWEST corner store. 74th-st and
Lexington suitable for any fine busi
ness. Ring middle bell.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-22

COACHMAN and CSROOM.-Singie. a good
rider and driver and can be- well recon-
1nended. Address +. NJ, % East 4Oth-st-
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REAL ESTATE.-Young man in charge Of
small estate desires more property TO
manage: thoroughly experienced: economy
IN repairs; best references; also bond.
ECONOMY Tribune Office.
SEE MRS. ADAMS 81. George. staten Isl
and for furnished houses, season or year;
unfurnsteG houses from S276 year: new
boats this season. fare cents. come early
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observation-disclosures. thoroughly expert
enced care horses and carriages careful
driver; strictly temperate; willing. Obis-
ing: last employer can be seen: city or
country. SCOTT. 4fI Amsterdam ave
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22
wHEATANp.

RED MOUND, Nov. 20-Rev. Cooper
is conducting revival meetings with the
assistance of Rev. Case, our presiding
elder some years ago, but now state
evangelist. Unfortunately the fall
work keeps many of the farmers from
attending. Last Saturday evening a
large crowd gathered at the church, to
hear lecture by Japanese gentleman
on the Russian and Japanese war, Illus
trated with fiue lantern views. It was
interesting and we all admired the in
tense patriotism of the speaker :. !. Mrs
Crowther and daughter made trip to
Viroqua last week. Mrs. Cole also made
a trip there in the interest of her daugh-
ter Velma. Mr. and Mrs L. T Miller
went to Viroqua last Wednesday and on
returning in the darkness, met an en-
CINE between Vircqus and Liberty Pole
and had narrow escape with their
young team, the men with the engine
seeming very Indifferent TO their welfare
Such lawless people ought to be prose.
cuted. Mrs Shaw is visiting Anna
Cole Joe Rosenthal, the peddler,
passed through here last week, also
another peddler from La Crosse. Liz.
zie Larson is assisting Rev Coopers wife
whose time is quite taken up with her
infant daughter. /. Charley Morgan lost
a fine watch. We congratulate Wen.
dell Morgan on the acquisition of wife
Mr. Sergeant was around getting mem
bers to pledge themselves TO pay certain
sums of money to the minister. He was
quite successful. GOOD WILL
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Letter to MIR: John O. Fortnsy.

Dear Sir: A great many people will
see your house in the course of the next
ten years We want it to show what
Devoe lead and zinc will do We should
like you to paint it and then not paint
it again for ten years unless 1t needs
repainting.
We'd like such sample as that in
every town in the country-with no.
tlce about it la the local paper; Mr.
Is house was painted ten -ears ago
with DEVICES lead-and-zinc, and has
never been reprinted The color is not
30 bright as it was; but the paint is as
good coat as ever, to keep out water. :"
A good lead and-oil job is expected to
last thres years; it is a good one that
lasts three years; 1t generally does not.
Devoe lead and zinc lasts twice as long,
If not
IF you have any fault to find with
this paint, sither now in putting 1t on
or hereafter in the wear, tell your deal
or about it.
We authorizs him to do what ia right
at our expense.
We want your house as a sample and
You as witness
Yours truly,
F. w. DEvoE & Co
New York and Chicago.
P s J. E Nuzum of Viroqua sells
our paint
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22
A conNEg OVERLAP.

iy objected to, and justly so, too, on
pied If required to nest in beds on
them during the winter season. Even
though an abundance of bedding IS
used on cement floors, bad results
seem to follow just the same. There
are few worse places for brood sow
to farrow than on a cement floor. She
gathers the small amount of bedding
allowed her into u small pile, beds on
it. and the newly born pigs wriggle
on ON the bare floor, which, being slip
perry, prevents them from getting on
their feet; the cold floor soon exndaSts
them, and they perish 1t was with
the object Of overcoming these objec-
tions to the cement floors that overlays
were used.
The first cut shows an oYerlay 6 by
S feet in one corner OF a pen with
theHdoor in =, le opposite corner.
This plan is possessed of the advan-
tagessof providing shelter for the bed
when the outer door is open, and the
pigs cango In and out without crossing
the bed. The second cut shows nine
$50 pound pigs bedded down comfort.
ably on this overlap. This form Of
overlay IS hinged to the wall so that
when-thepen Is cleaned out 1t is tipped
up, bedding and all, and any filth
which, may have accumulated under
meath isscleaned out When the floor
is cleanedfthe overlay is let down and
the bedding thrown Off on the door for
absorbent, being replaced by fresh
strawat least once a week When the
overlay is placed in the Corner Of the
penrthat portion Of the floor should be
raised somewhat
Both this overlay and another now in
use In the piggery were constructed
frou~secondha inch lumber They
are raised <ofc4the floor by inch cleats
which hold the. boards. together. A 2
by A wagset up around the outer edges
OF the overlap TO hold the bedding In
place. "a Q by O may be used.) These
were nailed to the boards below and
strengthened by triangular pieces of
scantiing fastened In the angle formed
by the 2 by and the board floor. In
the use of these overlays three facts
have been strikingly noticeable-viz,
first, pigs invariably use the overlays
by preference. sleeping on the bare
boards IL there should be no straw ON
them; second, of the 800 or 400 hogs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22
IEFERRsnN

The Adventist brethren have lately
reshingled the church and will soon
adorn the interior with a new covering
OF wall paper The A. G. Conference
convenes here from December 7 to 10
At their regular service last Sunday JOS
eph Buchanan and B. /. Hunter were
chosen as delegates . Robert Graham
of Groton S D., arrived last week for a
stay with numerous relatives here.
Miss Maude Dickson of Bloomingdale,
came down from Viroqua Saturday eve
ming to spend Sunday at the Groves
farm. Mrs VIM Outcelt Is visiting
her parents Lilah Anderson is with
her mother again after spending the
summer in the employ of Mrs. Jos Bu-
chanan. Florence and Sadie Officer
are each possessors of new pianos The
former won an $50 prize in one Of the
word forming contests. ). e H. Officers
fine large barn is completed and is re-
ceiving coat of paint -. Now is the
time to consider how we shall celebrate
Christmas; suggestions are in order, but
do not all speak at once.
ROSE GERANIuM,
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CLINTON.

SUGAR GROVE, Nov. Weather
cool but pleasant. " Quite number
from this place attended quarterly meet.
ing at Dell. School began again Monday
after few days vacation on account OF
sickness. JEFF Perkins and daughter,
Arabelle' made trip 70 Westby. James
Wirts and family have moved on the
Krepp farm near Dell. -. r.. M. New
lum, Webster Creek, delivered cattle at
Silas Calhoun's the first of the week; al
so Robert Myers and John Pierson
Elder Whitney and Rev. Fry were guests
of VIM. Dolen Saturday and Sunday. !.
Fred Nelson and Miss Swembev visited
at Monroe Wirts' Sunday .Sebe Cal
houn still makes his regular calls at Ro-
bert Myers -. .LeGa cnd Eugene Parr
are visiting friends in Sparta.
NORTH WIND.
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ed from his western journey The
parry at Mrs. Caulkin's was well attend
ed and all reported fine time. !. John
Hanson came home after spending two
years in dakota. j. j. Christina Larson is
visiting Ter annts in Minneapolis.
Miss Annie Stark Of La Crosse Is teach
ing the McLees school Mrs. Joe De-
vorse is slowly improving, after long
spell of sickness. Mrs. Crow and
daughter Ada returned home after visit
ing her mother Mrs. Devorse.
OLD JACK FROST.
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Clippinr New crn.. seedina.

Clipping the new seeding early in the
fall and allowing the surplus growth
TO so back upon the surface tend to
conserve moisture by covering the soil
and preventing direct exposure to the
hot sun during both the fall and early
spring. 1t is very essential in the fail
that the soil be well saturated with
moisture before freezing. so the plant
VIII be well supplied. With late fall
rains to soak the ground, and the srI-
face covering tc prevent evaporation,
an ideal condition IS provided for the
dormant plant, advises American Ag-
riculturist.
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HAmRuRa.

CHAsEBURG, Nov. 20-The houses of
John B johnson and Adolph Blusky are
nearing completion; also A o Wangen 8
and E Lensers barn. Mr. and Mrs Lars
Runningen are entertaining Minnesota
visitors. A hand to hand combat was
fought by two Of our most noted beaux,
cause of trouble being love affairs. Only
q few scratches were sustained by the
combstants C L Finstad, our road
boss, las been ont with crew of men
improving the roads in this vicinity
john Natwick is grading the lot he
bought from A Jot nson Born, to Mr..
aud Mrs Otto Glib rtsop, baby girl.
Parties who returned from the dance at
John Lepke's report a good time with
piles OF 'katzsnjammer" . Gus Gross.
kept is putting wings to his house Fare
wen, Gus p. NJ. s.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22

WANTED, 10000 YOUNG MEN To oTrAI-
w lily for positions as brakemen anc' fire.
men on big railroads all over the United
states HIGH WAGES, QUICK PRO, lotion CHAR
LED a. soon as qualified. We leach you the
standard rules and signals, by mail AZ yonr
nome. Write us today for PARTICULARS Adj
dress; The NATIONAL RAILWAY rRAININC
SCHOOL, 81 Boston Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22

PIGS LIKE TO SLEEP on THE ovERLAY.
that have been housed in the plggery
there are lew instances where the bed.
ding on the overlays has been befouied
with excreta, and the tendency TO this
Is much less In the case OF the overlays
in the pen corners where The pigs are
not trampllng over them: third, we
have not'had a crippled hog In the pig
gerry since these devices have been in
use
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

A public examination for teachers GER
tificates will be held in the court house
Friday and Saturday, Nov. "a and 25.
Examination will be held on third
grade branches only. Applicants should
come prepared with pen, good legal cap
paper and black ink
81. L. GARDNER,
County superintendent.
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>sa){5ssH|26sv
r. sNSSssess
ovERLAYs IN HoePENs.
Pigs Comfortably Bedded Down In
Winter ON Concrete Floors

EfEN NUHHIUTNAUNF BtUUtU I1UWU IN
Winter ON Concrete Floors.
By ROBERT S, SHAW. Michigan expert.
ment station.
at the present time there is no floor
in use in piggeries more desirable or
inexpensive, considering durability,
than one properly constructed Of con-
crete, nor can as good sanitary condi-
tons be maintained by the use of any
other. And yet, Notwithstanding these
good qualities, cement ficors are strong
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22

A liquid cold cure and the only Cough
Syrup which moves the bowels works
all cold out of the SYSTEMS Kennedy g
Laxative Honey and Tar. Clears the
head and throat and makes weak lnnas
strong, Best for Group. Whooping
Cough. etc. Children love it. Sold by
A. J. johnson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22
DIED

Auoth of the pioneer Scandinavian Am
erlcan pioneer settlers ~ hlckai80 town has
passed 10 hts eternal reward At his home
hear Nanntug, November "a. Mr 1NGEBRRr
WEpwiCN died aged eighty zone years, after
an illnoss ~ fourteen years tuuch % that
time being confined 10 hts bed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22
Stray STEER TAKEN ZIP

TAKEN UP, BY THE UNDERSIGNED.
a living two miles est and one mile north
OF tne west Prairie store, about Septem or
I, lyOo, one red yearling steer, with white
Dead, owner VIII prove property, pay charges
and take said animal away.
HENRY FORMER
West Prairie, Wis Nov. /, 1905.
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MARRIED.

At ST Johns Catholic church 10 UuiOn by
Rev Uurch, Mr. JAMES LIsKA and NJ iss EN-
Ma NQNT, both OF Greenwood town The we'd.
aims reception aud dinner was held AT the
bride hone, and largely attended.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22
vIR0oUA MARKET PRICES.

Under this head will be found weekly
the local market qutations for such arti.
Giles and products of the farm as are
sold and purchased here:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22

Just received our fourth shipment
of those artisticslly tailored suits and
overcoats OF which we have sold great
many already. Because all garments
fit perfectly, retain their shape and are
made Of the best material obtainahle
and the prices within the range of'ev-
,ryone. THE BOSTON"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22

One fifth off on all childrens suits
ages three to sixteen. Remember this
sale is Of the Viking" make of suits.
The Blue Front Store
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22

Heroes and husbands are made by the
occasion; no one is born husband and
no one is born homicidal hero.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22

1 VIM. F,Lindemanu,Jr. cashierof the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
foregoing statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge aud belief.
NM. r. LtNpEMANN. in. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 2Ist
day CT November, tasa5.
JACKSON sILBAUGH, Notary Public
Attest: WI. +, LINpEMANN. Ir., ;. a. FAIR
Directors.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Fur and Fur-lined 0yercoats.
We make speciality of these and
believe we can show you values such as
you can not get elsewhere.
THE BLUE FRONT STORE.
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Hogs For Sale.

berkshire boars and sows. April farrow
from mature sows esired by Sir Thomas, the
noted boar at head Of Martins herd. Come
ana see them on the Kuehn farm, town OF
Genoa. Order now
W. W. POWELL & FRrEpEI, Victory. wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-11-22

HARMONY, Nov. 19-People are al.
most done with their fall work. Mrs
A. Glimsdsle returned to her home after
spending The summer with her daughter.
Mrs Roehrer, Some of the young BOYS
on the ridge attended dance at Hauff
germs last Saturday night. Mr. aud
Mrs. VI McLees moved to Liberty Pole
tw b weeks ago and started housekeeping
on the Tainter farm Mrs. a. Eliasou
aut son Albert visited st Ole Trasstsd's
last Sunday Paul Hanson has return