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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

Newton May 2s-Dear fellow citizeus. CO.
workers In this sterniy genuine eoniic. OF
life. Let US take up our little Insignificant
pen, a tritiing object in itself yet m lighter
than the Sword" In shaping the destiny OF
nations Lot us write on subjects OF mutual
interest. Now the iiOurishing little village
OF Newton has many attractions Mr., Mulch
our enterprising merchant. has a graDoho-
phone added TO his otherwise attractive
place OF business. His wife has returned
from Lacrosse hospital, with their little son
and we are all glad 10 see him 80 improved.
Chas Noble has put in a stock OF merchandise
and is doing cushing business. 4 Chris
tensOn has bee hauling goods for him the
past week ...... Our school Is progressing
nicely under the management Of Miss DoWney
OF Genoa. no expulsion being made, or having
any need OF the graduates. There Is strong
talk now of having a Fourth OF July celebra-
ton NJ Newton, it Is to be hoped that It will
proved a success. ..-. The young people are
also making preparations for a base bali nine.
They having planned TO play Ia VIM, Camp
bells pasture, which was formerly WIN
Poets place, VIM. Campbell having pure hased
the place for home, which will make them
sn ideal ONE. Mack Allen has purch ased the
Advent pa rsOnage for home and has moved
there, Chas. 3chlOnR mas returned from Tia Q
west where he and his son took up land They
intend 10 remain during the coming winter
Farmers are late with their corn planting
rs there Is so much rain. We all hope for
more dry weather ne month. PASsY
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
TOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY,.

CLAIMING NO SPECIAL ABILITY. BUT
COelieviDg that my experience as farmer
school teacher town clerk and clerk OF the
circuit court, 10 8 measure qualities me to
ike ADM nistratiOn. and having been assured
by the hearty support OF many OF the best
men OF the county, hereby announce my
self as an administration republican candi-
date for member Of assembly, and most cor
daily solicit the support Of my party at the
September primary, II honOrsd with the
nomination and election / promise that my
efforts shall be directed along the same lines
OF legislation as nay predecessor, the Hon. A.
h. Dahl, his CO. worker. Senator o. C. Nun
son, and that my vote on ell questions shall
De in the interest OF my constituents and a
square deal" D. h. MAINS
ViroQua, May, 2, 1906.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
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Little h Ahe browns

A very sad accident occurred at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. August Msnchoff.
four miles west of the city. in which
their 2-year.old son met death by
drowning in a jar of water. 1t appears
that the little boy had made his way
through wire fence that surro 7nded
the house into calf pasturs and was
attracted by large stone Jar contain
Ing water for the calves he evidently
attempted to reach the water and lost
his balance falling head foremost into
the jar. About 5 o'clock in the sfsar-
noon he was discovered, the sight of his
legs above the jar being the FIRST init
mtation of his fate -Roedsburg Times.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
TO The CITIZENS oR VERNON COUNTY.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH TUE REQUEST
1 OF citizens in all sections OF the county
hereby announce myself a candidate for dis
trict attorney, subject to the action OF the
Republican party AT the September primary
election, respectfully solicit and hope to
receive the kindly influence and support OF
all persons. It nominated and elected 10 viii
De my constant purpose to do my full duty
under the law aud To administer the affairs
OF the office ia the interest OF the whole peo-
Die to the best OF my ability 1 desire to fur
ther announce that MIR. Harkin, OF Hiilsboro,
the pre- Mt incumbent, will not be candl-
date Il -e-nOmtnatiOu.
Aour Obedient servant,
J. HENRY BENNETT
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

AT TIE REQU EST OF NUMEROUS
~ friends in the county, hereby announce
myself candidate for the office OF clerk OF
the court subject 10 the decision OF the Re
publican party In september primary. Have
served IN various town Offices for the lasl
twenty years such As town clerk assessor and
justice OF the peace, II / should receive the
nomination and be elected, my aim would be
TO conduct the AFFAIRS OF said office in such
manner that those fayofing me with the;
support, viii at 10 time have reason - regret
their choice. JOaN jacobsen
Town OF Coon, May s, 1906
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
ANNOUNCEMENT.

TwTsH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE REPUB-
4 Iicans OF Vernon county, that ] Will be a
candidate for the office OF district attorney,
at the primary election to be heldiin septem-
Ter Ia making this announcement | also
wish To state, for the information Of such Yo-
tiers who may have been otherwise informed,
thu. II nominated and elected for the office
of district attorney. ] shall have my office at
the county seat End be there TO attend to the
business OF the office.
Westby May 9, 1905. LAWREHCE 6RiaSRuD.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
The Arr OF Entertninins.

The secret of being good hostess Is
in hiding the fact thatlyou are ma king
an effort to please, The houses to
which you like best to 20 are those
where you feel at liberty to ,lookl over
books aud portfolios, where theSpiano
stands open and there are easy tchairs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

After deltberation and having consulted
with friends throughout the county, oeliey
ing that my candidacy will be favorably re-
ceiyed, have determined to stand for the
nomination for sheriff subject to the decision
OF my party ia September primaries, Am
serving my second term as under sherln' II
nominated and elected II will be my ambition
TO discharge the duties OF the Office with
credit to the people, my party ana myself.
Very Truly,
Viroqua, April IL, 1906. W. F. GARRETT
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
ANNOUNCEMENT.

A FTER CAREFUL DELIBERATION AND
n consultation with lay friends | have de-
termined 10 stand for nomination as sheriff
hlect to decision OF September primaries of
my partY-that is, the Roosevelt La Toilette
Davidson party should | receive the nom
lnattan and be elected, my ambition would
oe'to discharge the duties OF the Office to the
best OF my ability Yours respectfully,
PuFdY. April Is. c. o. HELGEsoN,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
SENTIMENT AND PROFIT sourBs.

The man who doubts his own cap8-
bility is the one most clamorous for
recognition
Straw hats in endless variety, five
cents to 81; Panama hats at so cents.
The BLUE FRONT STORE.
Remember that nothing is cheap I'm.
less you have need for it.
Apple Blossom hour 81. 05 per sack.
w. F. LINDEMANN CO.
Ii ia hard TO put forth your beet
efforts to bls ION the fame of some one
else
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. BUTT & BUTT
People who expect to discover all tbs
faults of others form tine basis for
perpetual motion machine
Il am after your business and low
prices is the means | have adopted to
get it. j. w. LUCAS.
Jsweler and Optician.
When man or woman has demon
strated absolute untitness for anything
else, he or she is apt to consider 1t an
Indication of aptitude for literary
career.
When in need of ready prepared
plaster that you can depend on as first
class, get Gypsum" sold by Tibbits-
Cameron Lumber company.
IL there is man on earth who can
invent uniform and correct system of
punctuation fortune awaits him.
Our durable guaranteed suits are
making u great hit. Get one now.
The BLUE FRONT STORE
The Gather is always against the
lazy individual
You will find as good clothing as
ours IN Their stores-hut you'll always
find it 81 higher prices.
The BIvE FRONT STORE.
The trouble with women workers is
that they try to do SO much that is not
germane to the matter on hand.
Rex table syrup, e-gsllon pail,
SOC; Gro wler smoking tobacco lSc per
pound, no pound for 35c,
W. T. LINDEMANN Co
Men Y ho sop to consider whether il
is wcrrh while seldom do any thing.
Rex table syrup SOC per 1.galor
pal. w. F. LINDEMANN Co.
Why il it that tn churches are sup.
ported so reluctantly, when money is
plenty and everybody is investing so
freely in gold bricks?
Get one IF our famous Ok Breaches
at reduced prices at the Fair Savings
Store.
Why is il that the man who prays
| the longest and shouts the hardest. will
frequently bear watching g. a horse
| trader
-Severson's sell reliable shoes for all
classes. Get your next pair of US.
Why is it that bridge whist with q
tie money at stake is more popular
| than the old fashioned game?
Rooms to rent In Ferguson block
Inquire Of Mrs. B. F. Ferguson.
Why is 1t that the preachers best
effort fails TO give him a full house
every time he occupies the sacred desk.
Wanted, girl for light housekeeping
Inquire at Fair Savings store.
Why is 1t that any fool can ask ques
| tions while it takes wise man Il
answer them2
- boxes Ping Pong ssrdines for csc
! W. z. LINDEMANN Co.
Why is 1t that profession is so mucl
easier than possession
Preaching services next Sunday q
iSpringville IL p m, Bishop Branch 2: -
p. M. Liberty Pole p. IN.
WHY Is it that parlor poker is les
demorslizing than card room poker?
Cal. on John E. Nuzum for cemen
and hard wall plaster.
| Whv ia IL that 40 MANY naonla sta
away from church on Sunday?
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
To THE VOTERS % VERNON COTNTY.

TO THE VOTERS or VERNON COUNTY.
Il HEREBY ANNOUNCEMENT AS A RE
L publican candidate for the nomination TO
the office of district attorney for vernon
county, Wisconsin, at the primary election to
be held on the Alb day OF September 1906. i
earnestly solicit the votes and support OF All
the voters OF the county, and IL nominated
and elected promise TO discharge the duties
Of the office in a prompt, efficient and fearless
manner, doing all thin my power to en-
force the laws. Very truly yours,
Il. Z. PROCTOR. JR-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
Concentrations.

When a fermentation is prescribed by
n physician or when it shalllseem to be
the proper thing in the emergency Of
extreme internal pains a flannel cloth
may be folded, wrungi out of hot' wa
ter and applied directly to the skin.
Nevertheless it is better after wiring
ing out the flannel as dry as, desired' to
fold it in dry flannel cloth'of onetor
two thicknesses before applying If 10
the patient \ little time Is Required
for the heat of the fermentation totpen-
citrate the dry flannel, and thusS the
skin is allowed an opportunity totac-
quire tolerance of the heat. andl a
greater degree of temperature, can ibe
borne than If the moist cloth isNbrought
directly in contact with the surface.
The outer fold OF dry flannel will also
serve to keep the cloth warm by pre-
venting evaporation. A fouentStion
is sometimes needed when no hot wa
ter is at hand Soak the flannel in
cold water, wiring as dry as desired,
fold In a newspaper and lay upon ,Ehe
stove or wrap it about the stoyepPe.
In few minutes it will be asywarmaas
the patient can bear.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
FnR CLERk OE an a.

/ hereby annonce that ] viii be candidate
for the position OF clerk Of the court at the
September primaries. Am serving my 18th
term as clerk OF the town Of Sterling.
solicit the support OF all my friends for the
republican nomination.
ViroquA, Route No. 4. l.. ". DAVIS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

WILL STAND FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
At THE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE
N held in September. / win be candidate
for second term, on the republican ticket
for the office Of County Treasurer. / solicit
the support of my republican friends at such
primary. TORGER BERGE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
FoR REGIsrER oF DEEDS.

TN CONFORMITY TO PRECEDENT 1
thereby announce myself a candidate for
reconciliation TO the Office Of Register OF Deeds
for Vernon county, on the republican ticket.
IL my services have been acceptable to the
people of the county ] will appreciate their
support for a second term.
OLAus GHPERTsoN,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
CHESTER NHTTFS FnR SALE.

GPRING PIGS OF BOTH SEXES. MALES
- OF servtceabie age and a few choice fe-
males bred &c 'arrow In April or May Also
some very tine august and September pigs for
sale NJ, II. LAWRENCE
Rlyervlew Farm, lie Soto. wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30

NOR SALE-WHITEH holland TUT KEYS
4 notified Java and X I, red fowls Eggs
in season. Mrs. ARTHUR ROGERS, Vlroqua
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-30
MARRIED..

At the residence OF AID by N CLARK JUS
tice OF the peace, in Mound Park. May %
1905, Mr. CLARENCE HAWKINS TO Miss EoLA
SNEARLY both OF the town Of Webster.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29
SUPERSTITION ABOUT STONES.

Emeralds are spur 10 ambition ana
promote the spirit of a leader
A piece of jade worn in bracelet
clasp or vinaigrette ring will drive
away bad luck even more effectively
than the rabbits foot or horseshoe
In the moonstone the weareT mas an
aid 10 beauty and the gift Of pleasing.
Under this stones influence she sees
everybody and everything about her
in tn. best aspect. Some ancient writ
ers believed the moonstone cured cpl
1ensv. others that its powers waxed
and waned with the moon
The topaz banishes melancholy ana
innparts serenity and a conterited MIND
II young woman wears an anne
thyst. she has an amulet against
f4ightiness and folly.
If she wears a sapphire, she VIII oe
proof against deceitful sultors- no mat
ter how artfuI their wooing may b.
IF she wears a ruby, she has charm
AGAINST rheumatism and kindred dis
eases. and a promoter 10 v1Vaclty and
fascination of manner Falling the
r,,r,x. the carbuncle and the garnet
xril1 exert a similar influence
In the turquoise the wearer mas a
.aI,sraar7 for eIf-possession- The pref
- r,I,,a gem will enable her 10 think
clearly and keep her presence Of NINA
under the most trying circumstances
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29
THE MAKING
OF MACARO0NS
By Amelia Sulzbacher.

It is generally supposed that in max
particular kind of an oven are need
ed. thus precIuding the possibility Of
their successful preparation in the
home kitchen. This, however, is
mistake, and few things are more easily
accomplished as the following simple
rules viii attest. and If the instrue-
lions given are carefully followed. the
result should be mos satisfying.
Almond paste for making macaroons
is put up in f1ve-pound tin pals. and
during the cold weather it viii keep a
long time after it has been opeElee,.
Smaller quantities may usually be OBJ
tanned at the leading bakeries or con-
fectioners. Although it may be made
at home, it Is not nearly so satisfac-
tory, therefore it is advisable 10 buy II
when possible. When it cannot be
purchased. it may be made by the fol-
lowing rule:
Almond Paste:-Blanch a pound Of
best almonds. and 10 lessen the tend
ency to oil during pounding. throw
them into cold water for several hours.
then drain and wipe dry Put them
into a mortar few at a time. and
pound to a smooth paste, adding a few
drops Of water occasionally 10 prevent
oiling When all have been reduced 70
a paste boil four cupfuls OF graduated
sugar and q cupfuI Of water together
until the syrup viii snap when tested
in cold water: then remove from the
fire. add the nut paste and stir con-
tinually until cold; pack in an alright
Jar. cover with heavy dark paper 10
exclude the light and keep in cold
place.
Almond Macaro0ns:-Half a pound OF
almond paste, three-QuarterS OF
pound of powdered sugar. a level tea
spoonful OF flour, the whites OF four
eggs and vanilla to flavor Nix the al
r1ond paste. sugar and flour and work
together with the hands until Wen
mixed and free from humps: or. better
stiIi. if an almond crater is at hand.
mix them and run through the crater:
then add the whites of eggs and vanilla
and knead 70 smooth paste Line
shallow baking pans with paper anu
drop the mixture upon ii in small piles
from the end OF spoon, allowing Fle17-
X Of room for preadiug--Tf1e almond
mixture should be stiff enough TO hold
its shape, but in baking it spreads
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29

Bake fifteen or twenty minutes IN q
slow oven: when done lay the sheet
Of paper containing the cakes upon
board saturated with water and in ha1r
q minute or more. by gently using
knife the macaroons may be easily re-
moved Il desired sricks two together
while the nat under surface Is still
moist.
Date Macaroons:-Six ounces of al
mond paste, six ounces of powdered
sugar. three ounces OF seeded dates,
finely chopped. a very little grated
grange rind and the whites OF three
large eggs.
Nix the almond paste and sugar and
work together with the hands until fine
and smooth or ran through an almond
crater. Add the dates and orange rind
and mix well: then the whites OF eggs
and Rzaead 10 a smooth stiff paste.
using If necessary. a little more white
Or egg: drop on paper in shallow bah-
Ing pans; brush with beaten white or
egg: dust with powdered sugar and in
the center Of each stick q small strip
e. date: bake IN q slow oven and re
rzove from the paper as directed for
almond macaroons-
Coeoanut Eacaroons = To whites
Of three eggs add a cup oi
powdered sugar and beat until very
light, then flavor with vanilla and add
a half-pouna package Of prepared
cocoanut; drop the mixture about the
size Of a large hickory nut upon butter
&c baking pans and allow plenty OF
room for spreading Bake in a slow
oven.
Hfekorvny1t Macaroons:-Mix a cup
q sif1ed confeetioners- sugar and a cup
Of finely chopped or grated hickory nut
meats and make 70 a stiff paste with
the unbeaten whites Of two or more
eggs; flavor half Of the mixture with
vanilla and the remainder with ground
cinnamon: drop upon buttered pans
2bout the size Of q hickory nut and
allow plenty OF room for spreading
Bake in q slow oven.
Chocolate Nacaroons:-Put three
ounces of unsvgeetened chocolate into a
saoeepan ana stand II over hot water
untII melted; add a pound of sifted
confectioners' sugar and mix thorough
": then add the unbeaten whites OF
three eggs and vanilla to favor, and
stir. using q strong spoon, 10 a stlfT
paste
Butter some baking pans and drop
The mixture. about the size Of a small
hickory nut. from the end OF a teaspoon
upon them: allow ample room for
Spreading and bake in q slow oven
until firm 10 the touch; when done, re-
move from the oven. let them stand in
the pan half minute or more and
they win slip of easily. by gently using
q knife 10 loosen them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29

To renew a mirror keep for this pur-
nase a piece of sponge, a cloth and
si1k handkerchief. all entirely free from
dirt as the least grit VIII scratch the
surface OF the glass. First sponge
i with q little spirits Of wine or gin
o,f7 water. to clean of all spots; then
s,,s+ over II powdered blue tied ln
,-,I,s3fr. rub it lightly and quickly on
LII, the cloth and finish by rubbing
,,f-b the silk handkerchief Be care
F,,I not 70 rub the edges OF the frame
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29
FANCY HANDKERcHIEFs

White centers with narrow eoloTed
borders represent the latest vagary, q
,aoa border having for the moment
t..an regarded as out Of place for day
Motifs. ruedallions and dta-
-nonss Of fine rnalines lace are, how
axar inlet into the corners Of The
handkerchiefs. while in the case q
-r,sa destined for mourning wear in
o-,,stations of ChantiIiy lace are con-
si,5a-ed in the best taste
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29
FOUR PARTY MENUS.
BY Mrs. G F Spensley.

MENU For COLD SUPPER
ICED Consouue.
Celery, Sailed Waters
Lobster en- aayonnaise, Brown Bread
Sandwiches
Cold Filet OF Beef,
Saratoga Potatoes. Jelly, Branded
Cherries.
Tomatoes Stuffed with Celery. Green
Peppers and Cucun oers,
Chicken Salad.
Roquefort Cheese Toasted Crackers
Ice Cream in CanEaloupes,
Fruits. Crystallized Candies.
GENTLEMEN CARD PARTY.
oysters ii Block of lee,
Celery, Stuffed Olives, Sailed Waters.
Rum onle.et.
Cold Ham. Cold Tongue. Olives.
Pate de fois gras Sandwiches. Rare
Beef Sandwiches,
Rocuefort Cheese
Grape Fruit Salad.
III
MENU FOR BALL SUPPER
oysters or CLAIMS on Half Shell.
Celery Crackers.
Mock Turtle Soup. Clear Consomme.
Croutons.
Fish Chops.
Brown Bread. Cucumbers French
Dressing.
Roast SQUAD,
Bread Sauce. Currant Jelly, Olives.
Almonds.
Pressed Chicken with Aspic Jelly.
Fresh Lobster salad served in Lettuce
Leaves.
Cheese. Canapes.
Ice Cream Served in MoIds.
Coffee. Chocolate.
C,rystallized Waters. Fruit and Flower
Forms Filled with Candy.
"
Salpicon Of Fruit with Maraschino,
Bisoue of Tomato Warm Rolls.
Lobster Ia Pompadour.
Olives, Branded Figs. Almonds,
Sweetbread Patties.
Asparagus Salad. Cheese Canapes.
Ice Cream, Mint Waters,
Coffee. Chocolate.
Rum OmeIet:-It is better 10 make
several small omelets than one large
one. using three or four eggs for each
omelet- Beat the eggs just enough TO
streak them-the rule is twelve beats.
To three eggs add one-half teaspoon
full of salt. a little sugar, a dash of
pepper and a half Ieaspoonfui OF butter
broken into small bits. A teaspoonful
of milk may be used or not Have the
pan evenly heated. but not seorching
hot Put in a half teaspoonful Of but
ter and let it run evenly over the pan.
but not burn. Turn in the eggs with
q knife or fork. break the cooked sur
face in several places quickly. so the
egg from the top may run TO the bot
tom and cook; this must be done in
the beginning 50 as TO not make the
surface uneven. When the egg is cook
ed, but Yet soft on top. lift the pan on
one side. slip the knife under. and care
fully roll the onelet 10 the center. Let
it cook a moment 70 set any egg that
has run out. and if the color is not
right. add a little butter and let II run
under and slightly color the omelet.
Place a hot dish over the pan. and turn
them together so the omeiet viii fall
in the right place. Press il into good
shape doubling IL under on the ends
II necessary When ready TO pace on
the table. pour over the omelet a few
spoonfuls Of rum or brandy and light
it,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29
COILS UP HER ARM

An original bracelet consists Of q sea
sa-nant. the head and fms q massive
gold. the scales Of gold and silver, each
o,e ser with different precious stone
emerald. opal, sapphire amethyst
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29

sardonyx etc. This bracelet coils
around the arm from the shoulder 10
the elbow. and with the present de-
coLlete styles and very small shoulder
strazs after the fashion Of Greece and
the empire, has an extremely faseinat-
ing effect
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-29

The parting shot. Clara tafter a
tiff presume you would Ike your
ring backe" George Never milsd;
keep it No other girl I know could
use that ring, unless she wore it on her
thumb ss-Tit-Rirs