Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-25

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BLUE FRONT STORE
Lloyd KelIar departed for the old
stamping grounds in Ohio, Tuesday,
where in youth he hunted possum and
stole watermelons. Mrs Kellar has been
there for some time. They will attend
q family reunion at Caldwell, visit to
their hearts content, their first for
twenty years OF the old home,
in case of loss Of hair where the
roots have not entirely lost their vitality
our Qainine Hair Tonic deserves a trial.
We recommend it because it is made
from drugs which physicians generally
recommend as best suited to stimulate
the growth Of hair,
o. E. DAVIS, Druggist.
AT the regular meeting of Viroqua
Grand Army Post to be held Novem-
Der 6, Department Commander Copeland
will make personal and official vista
ton to the post. Officers request the
CENSOR to remind members that every
one of them is expected to be present.
A special meeting of the post will be
held next Monday evening at 7:30.
That he may have full credit for
the highly interesting article that APP
pears in today 8 CENSOR On early citi-
zenship, Improvements, etc, we desire
to say the initials "E NJ. r, are those
of General Rogers, who is the author of
the same. The pioneers, their children
and relatives, and all others viii find
thought for contemplation in the arti-
Gle.
-Viroqua, Westby and people at other
stations along the line, experienced the
noy lily, Tuesday night, of attending a
La Crosse theatre and returning home
at its close. This was made possible by
the Southeastern placing q special train
at the disposal Of citizens, which was
taken advantage OF and four coaches
well-tilled. Seate were reserved for the
play, which was appreciated and visitors
well satisfied with the experience.
We don't want to be like the boy
who, with pie in each hand, was look
ing into bakery window and crying
because he didn't have more. We appre-
ciate your continued patronage, but as
there is much truth in the saying that
nothing succeeds like success, we
want to sell you more goods to meet our
growing business. We feel that we can
do this by furnishing you with what you
need ~ watches, clocks iewelry, silver
and cbin21are. JOS, BOEHRER,
Matchmaker and Jeweler
Probably tic most interesting and
unique group of students attending the
university this f9!l is the contingent of
Filipino government protegee. There
are six of them evenly divided between
the civil engineering and agricultural
departments. Sent over at the expense
Of their home government, they are enc
aud all determined 10 make a record for
themselves that will make their bene-
factors proud Of them and earn for
themselves a high position when they
return
The season Of the year has arrived
when the man who doesn't look after
his horses should be cared for himself.
No real man will leave his team stand.
ing tied 80 q post and exposed to wet or
cold weather for hours IL he cart get
his horses under cover, he will at least
blanket them From now on until
spring some horses Eili be more in nesd
OF the sttentionof the marshal than the
unfeeling men VINO drive them. As q
sample Of this species of cruelty the
CENSOR cites a case that occurred In
piroquR less than q NTH ago, where
In q secluded spo. span Sf horses re.
NAMED tied TO post for twenty hours,
during the whole night The authori.
ties were not to blame for they knew
not Of IL.