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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

Rev. A. O. Odom, Jr., Of Providence,
who recently accepted call to the
Baptist church In this city, occupied
his new pulpit for the first time Sunday
he preached morning and evening 10
large congregations aud his sermons
were greatly enjoyed. Mr.. Odom Is
looked upon ~ one Of the ablest young
men In the Baptist ministry in Florida,
and his discourses here Sunday ably
sustained this reputation. Not only his
congregation, but other friends here, are
greatly pleased that he accepted the
call and will later become . citizen Of
Starke.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

stronsholds In Bradford. having at the
recent primary voted q follows; Cal
houn. a.; Fielding. %; Rivers, ~.
y. q. Wynn. . prominent peach grow
or Of Broohlyp. ives here Wednesday.
w. q. Seals and w. 3. Roper. Of this
city, and John 0EinaF. of Brooklyn. are
1shtnS q LAke Jdhnsop.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
FAST GAME OF BALL IN PROSPECT.
Starke and Oak Halls WlIl CfosS Bats
July Oh.

Gainesville is TO have great oelebra-
ton Of the glorious Fourth and among
the features Of the days program will
be game Of ball between the Oak
Halls Of that U.ty and the Starke team.
The lineup Of the Starke team for this
game will be ~ follows:
Anderson, p.; Wills, c.; Wall, lb.;
Shipman. 2b.; Andrews, 3d.; Johns.
M. Austin, H.; Jones. CT; Kickliter.
RI.
A large cash prize goes to the winning
team and . rcd hot game may be looked
for. The local team 10 getting In some
good practice and will give the Oak
Halls run for tho money, all right.
Manager Duncan Of the local team h
endeavoring to make arrangements for ,
special train to be run ON convenient
scledule'to accommodate those who want
to 20 over to Gainesville for the game.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
Rsbsri CorIsy d IPeubIa.

Robert Oorley, Q young man who
recently moved TO Ward City from
O'Brien, Suwannes county. was sSSssesd
Tuesday morning on warrant chasg'
ing him with disposing of mostgagsd
property. Ths warrant was swosn out
by y party st O'Brisn. Cosley was
brought 10 this city and lodged In the
county jail TO await the arrival Of ths
sheriff Of suwsnnee county. who 10
exIected hsre today for the prisoner.
Thos. w. Fielding. Esq., hes besn
retained 70 defsnd Corley and will 20 10
O'Brien In behalf Of his client when the
time for his trial lss beeu sek
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

lively small Offices you win find . very
long advertised ist." Mr.. HILLS elm
has been not 10 much to 'plsass'' every.
one a. 70 give good service 10 all.
In connection with the postofIics Mr..
Hull conducts . store In which he han.
dies all the latest magazinea. also sta-
tionery. musical instrumspts. notions a
all kinds, fine confectionery. holiday
goods In sesson. fruit from "sveyywhsre
and beyond" also . limo of small articles
and notions usually very bard 70 and
anywhere away from the Largo CONNER.
cial centen. TRY Mr.. Hull," y . CON-
mon expression when anyone u hunting
AN article mot easily found.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
J. n. MITCHELL.

The gentleman named above has bseu
wholly the architect Of his own l0vtsns.
From early boyhood he hes woven tl,s
woof Of honest industry, worked his
way throagh two colleges and af ~ ass
when the average man hes scsrcsly
sown his vlld oats, v an honorsd and
rssysctet tninsw man q etsrks aud
the lssdAns graduate dsuogist of Brad
ford county.
Nr. Nichsll was bovn q Archsr. A.
achas county. February %. 1875. sa4as6
on farm and educated IN the eom1nnn
schools and u the ylorids usivssaty =
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29
N. b. HULL.

The postofiice at Starke is the best
conducted in Bradford county and We
question IL there Is any in the broad do
main of Florida that excels n In admin.
istrative capacity.
Postmaster Hull appkes the same
business principles to the postoffioe that
he does to his private business.
The Starke postoffioe gross receipts
for stamps. stamped envelopes, postal
cards, box rents, etc., for the year end.
ing March 81, 1905, were nearly y, 600.
This will give you some idea Of the mail
handled though this Office. and yet there
are seldom more than . half dozen let.
ters ON the Advertised list" Promp(
forwarding and careful inquiry save
many letter from the dead letter Of.
flee. In many Of even the compare,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

"a Shogt Jalk g
8. Dswso,i. etasts,
Write . postal oay~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-29

sician and agent of the State Board Of
Health.
Whilst never AN asprant for public
Office DR.. Wills has served the city ~
mayor and as member Of the city
council.
Personally he is the pers0nification Of
urbanity and we'll bred courtesy, with
the true medico's confidence inspiring
manner. which sheds such sunshine and
hope in the sick room.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
Hurd, sas @eiA Der 9nfte.

Seit einisen 3asen befinoet ii6 Der
aus 2prOl 9sbiirti9e % Sabre alts
aeronaut Bartidsr in Der Stabt Stem
gorf, nm PrOpasanoa Su MAIDEN fir
isin PrOjeft, einen Disqualification ;u
bauen, nit Dem er ben Scean treuSen
mill. Serr 98arti6er erflarte, baB er
uon Der Ourbiiibrbarfeit Oes Froiettes
iiberSeust Iei unb OaB bic Reiie NIT
ausnueun9 Der ridti9en SuftitrCmnn'
gen in 5-8 3a9en Su MAIDEN iein
weroe.f Der Sallon Ioll 10000 Subit:
meter Snbalt baben uno itatt Der iibs
li6en @onoel miro er cine bOOtartise
waiierbi6te. Sabine baben, fir ben Sail
zines unileiDilli9en 9lbiteises auf oas
9Salier. 9lu6er einem 9liiiiteuten wiro
Serr 0artider WleteOrolo9en, nautiide
Su6ueritdHoise uno Sournuliiten auf
bic 6abrt mitnebmen. oas beibt, wenn
er iolbe nit Dem nOtbi9en Na9emutb
finoen fam. Die Sabrt Ioll Cube Suli
ltattfiHOen, psuu bis babin Der SallOn
ferti9 lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
gNihtiae Neranserunaen.

Inter ben Diitslieoern oes drStliden
Stabes Der 8unbesarmee iino um'
faIIenbe 9sranbsrunsen uorsenommen.
Sol. Gbarles 6. Sei3mann, Der bisber
in Der Office bes @eneralurstes i'm
SrisssOspurtemeut anssitellt mar, lit als
Sberar;t bes 0spurtements BON Gali'
iornien nud San Srancisco periest
worSsn unO bat in @Ol. Sulerp Suparo
BON @OusrnOrs 9sluno siuen 0iadfOlssr
srbaltsn. sln Sauurb's Stslle lit Col.
Fbinip 8. Sarusp BON Chicago nud
@ousrnOr's Sslanb beruien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
Saucru= SlufItane.

9luS alien Sbsilen bes ruilii6en
Geihss fOmmen mieSsr 9iadri6ten iiber
bluti9e glufitanbe in Den linbli6en
Se;irfen, uub es bereitet iid allsm slns
idein mad cine ullSemsine @rbebuns
Der Bauern Dor, bic mabri6einli9
sleibseitis nit Dem brobenNen @eueral'
Streit Der arbeiter be9innen wiro.
Hdbreno Oes SSinters lit Elm gang neuer
@eiit in bic ionit 10 itumpiiinni9en
Wtui6its seiubreH. sic lino ibsrall uOn
elmer Sampfluit bsieelt, welte lie ME
Supor al Den Gag Sele9t baben. Bdb.
rsno iie iOnit, penn iie iid Der Steuer.
sintrsibuus mioeriesteH, burd bic Sen.
Sarmerie psrbdltuiBmdBis lsi6t ;u
Paaren setrieben uno einseidiidtert
weroen fonnten, leiiten lie berIelben
iest erbitterten Bioeritanb, 10 oas
Wfilitdr requirirt .tperoen muB, mo
INNER es 3u llnruben fommt. Sn
8olpiuo, beiuabe Dor ben 2boren BON
ct. Petersburs, bubsn &anblsute. bic
in ben Der SrOne ssbOriSsn 8aloun'
gen Sdume fallten, cine Sesen iie aus
ssIdidte Wtannidait BON 5Oritbiitern
in Die Sludt seidlusen, uno bel Sa'
ratow babeu rebelliide DUriler cine
sanSe Senoarmerie slbtbeiluns &C.
ian9sn 9enommen uno sinseiperrt.
Sn Der gtabe BON Rifop Sablen Die
Sauern i6on ieit oem slnfang oes
8interS feline Seuern mebr. Sie bas
ben Gin SDitem uou SisHaleu einses
ridtet, onrd wel6es iie itets reht3ei'
tis bon Dem Ssrannabeu Der Stsuer'
eintreiber uno ibrer @filitaresforte
giadri6ten erbalten. gSeun Die uerbaB-
ten Ssamten ii6 irssnbwo blifen lai'
isn, ruisn 3rOmpeteniisuale bic nit
Senien, Seusabeln unb Sniitteln be-
maflneten 8auern aus Der san3en llnls
9esenb berbei, uno Die Ginuebmer
miiiien ibr 9sil in Der 5lu6t iu6sn.
Wtebrers BON ibneu IinS in ben lsttsn
gSo6sn eridla9en worbsu.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
Fire Insurance nutuaIs.

The supreme court OF Wisconsin, in
Gilman VS.. Druse, held thar the fire mu.
tual may levy an assessment on each
member thereof, to cover any deficit
and further that new members are also
liable under such assessment for old
debts.
No member can avoid his liability for
accrued losses by cancelling his policy.
A retired member is liable for unsd.
justed losses as well as adjusted losses
during the life OF his policy.
Membership of mutual is not ended
by the burning of the members own pro.
perty.
Membership does not cease with the
fsilule of the mutual, but lasts until
the court winds mp.
THE INSURANCE YEAR Book ssc-s
that on January /, 1905, the affairs OF
12O mutual companies were in the hands
of receivers.
This mutual insurance business seems
to be on the same level with farmers
union stores A little knowledge OF
court decisions may prove valuable to
people whose only experience In insur.
ance is paying premiums and who may
look upon cheap policies rs bargains. D.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
Not a Years Proud Record

The criminal record Of Richland
county for the past year, says the Re,
publican Observer, Is not oue to he proud
of, as all former records of commit
ments been put in the shade The
NUM- arrests made have been nu-
merods The wedding out of the Grim
inals shows disposition on the part of
the district attorney to put sop to
wrong doing and person committing q
criminal act now has email chance of
escaping the law. During the past
year there were committed to the conn
ty Jail seventy. nine persons. of which
fifty-two were trampe, one charged with
murder, four for assault and battery, five
for statutory crimes, four for assault
with intent to kill, one for burglary,
three for riot, two tor robbery, one for
carrying concealed weapons, three for
petty larceny, two for contempt of court
and one for attempt to kill. Six per
sons are now confined in the county jail,
three serving sentences and three await
ing trial
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17

recently made a pleasure trip to Cbics'
90 to consult physicians concerning Mrs
Coles health, who we hope will soon re-
cover, as she Is attending TO ordinary
duties. Minnie Lawson assists IN
household duties at the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lawson are honored
with granddaughter at Mr.. Stanley
Morris in DE Soto. How soon we pass
from youth to sge!. Mrs. McLi=n OF
Valley junction, Is visiting again in the
vicinity. Arthur Hopkins of LyDxville,
visited in the neighborhood lately. .....
Kathryn Watson has been visiting at
Trempealeau. Noel Gardner is home
again. d. We congratulate the supervis-
ors on their success in economizing on
expenses during the last year, thereby
reducing the excessive burden Of taxa
ton which we had been bearing Our
taxes were twenty dollars less than they
were last year. The weather is get
ting colder, look out for fires. See If
your chimneys are all right, dress warm
and take care of your health. Several
of our farmers will attend the creamery
meeting at Retreat today. Mr Sol
Tewalt is visiting his daughter at Eau
Claire this winter Mrs j. Il. Shaw
is suffering with very lame arm.
Our Epworth League neetingf are post
poned for this winter. COOL WILL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
New Stallion Law in Fofce.

Ia answer to many inqu les it should
pe known that the new a6allion law
(Chapter 116, laws of 1905 is in force
and there is penalty of fiji 2 dollars for
each failure to comply wifi provisions.
From now on all posters and other ad-
vertising matter relating TO stallion
used for public service must show plain
ly complete and exact copy of Ii
cense certificate, provided for by the
law and issued by the De partment of
horse breeding of the college of agricul-
ture, and also show the exact breeding
Of the horse whether "pure-bred, "
grade" or cross bred. This informa-
ton must be posted by the sallion own
er in conspicuous place wnere the stall
lion is kept so that the owner of mares
may readily learn the exact breeding of
the horse he purposes using.
Full particulars relative 20 the law
will be found in bullet 121 on the
principles and practices Of .orse breed
ing, issued by the sgricui ural expert
ment station and free 10 aii residents of
the state, upon request to a. ). Alex
ander, in charge departing at of horse
breeding.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
WHEATAND,

REDMoUND, January s-As most Of
our young people VINO were with us
during vacation, have resumed their
school duties, we do not see how we can
carry on our socials and other parties,
unless the boys and girls of other neigh
borhoods come and help rs. Our shSd-
ow social at Sallanders hall, was not
very successful on account of the snow
drifts and scarcity of young folks
The W. G. T. L. failed to meet at L f.
Miller's on account of the recent snow
storm, which likewise kept orr mail
man away for two days making it
very dull for Us who are used TO have it
come regular. Mr. Lloyd Cole enter
tanned a liveryman and hummer
who got snow bound, over night We
have our regular church services and
Sunday school again. All our christian
friends should give their presence to
help our noble brother. Rev. E L. Coop
or, who 80 nobly again takes up his du'
ties since his great bereavement Our
church is insured again, but On, when
will we paint it2 When warm weather
comes we hope Il F Miller visited
his brothers at Norfolk and Millston
during the holidays. Mrs. John Eos
ter and daughter Cora, are visiting a
daughter and sister at Kewannee, ILL
nois. Miss Cora win also make trip
| TO California, Mrs Levi Cole, in com
pany with her son, Harvey of La Crosse,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17

A Richmond (ya.l Judge tells d story
which illustrates the difficulty met in
trying TO stop the carrying OF pistols.
4 tough youth was brought before the
Judge. charged with firing a revolver
IN the street. The testimony in the
case was to the effect that the young
hoodlum had filed himself with whis-
ky and had discharged his weapon in
a crowded street. Twenty dollars aud
costs said the magistrate. But, your
honor" interposed counsel for the pris-
oner. my client did not hit anybody. -
why, you admit that he fred the
gum Yes. but be fired in the air"
explained the lawyer. Twenty dol
lars and COSTS" repeated the judge.
"He might have shot an angel" And
the riotous fellow went to jail. not
having the money to pay hIsJfne.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS.
From the hrsin and Pens OF the Censor
Live Country and Village writers.


SUGAR GROVE RIDGE, January H.
Good sleighing and everybody busy. -.
VIM Enlan and wife Just returned. last
Friday, from a two weeks visit in Rock
County Freeman Fuller passed over
our ridge with q load of tobacco Mon
day. James Wirts of Dell. has been
stripping his tobacco at VIM DOZEN g; al
so Mr. Selbert Calhoun at McKennY's .
Silss Calhoun had the misfortune of get
ting his face quite badly hurt while
hauling wood to Westby . Blanche
Clark is employed at Roy Gifts at La
Fargo School has opened again after
the holiday vacation. Thilo Adams is
visiting with friends and relatives on
our ridge this winter. Mrs Calhoun
and daughter, Ester, are visiting rela-
tives in Barron county . Will Adams
called on WIN Donavan Wednesday eve
ming Adam Mossholder makes fire.
quent trips to Cashton of late. S Har-
ris and family have moved on the r
Curry farm We miss the smiling
face of Chas Krepps ss he is seldom seen
on our ridge of late. Mr. J HeGdly is
still very i'll =. Some of the Blooming.
dale people came over our ridge for a
sleigh ride Quite number of young
people gathered at the home of Silas
Calhoun to celebrate the twenty. first
birthday of his son, Willie 1t was a
complete surprise to the young man, he
being purposely called away in the even
ing until the crowd had gathered. On
returning he was greatly surprised to
find his young friends gathered in his
home. The young people were enter
tanned by music and games and then a
delicious lap supper was served, after
which the young man was presented
with many pretty and useful gifts. The
party then broke up, the guests return
ing to their homes all feeling that they
had spent very enjoyable evening.
Snow DRIFT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
Notice TO Users Of CITY Water.

Water tax for season beginning Jan
nary 1. 1905, ending July 1, 1906 is now
due and must be paid before January
81. 1906 The same can be paid any day
~ the q. s. Express Office between hours
9 m and 4 p. M.
E NJ MINSHALL, City Treasurer.
January Q, 1905.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
@~-
MARRIED..

In Omaha. Nebraska. January :. 1906, by
Rev. Edward Bart jerks. Pastor First res
byterian church. DIR. HAIRY MCELwEE, Chica-
60, Illinois, to Miss CORA Nj. FOSTER. lie soto,
Wis.
The friends and patients OF Dr. McElwee,
who have come 70 know him well because OF
his years OF frequent visltatiOns 10 Yiroqua.
viii extend hearty CONGRATULATIONS on this
relation. and the further fact that he has
captured one OF Vernon county's best daugh-
tiers. lady we'll connected by kindred and a
teacher OF reputation. The happy couple are
spending month amid the fragrance OF
flowers and perpetual sunshine OF Southern
California.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Hog Ate His Money.

Glen Moore of Gotham, Richland
county, had the unpleasant experience Of
having hog eat up a roll of greenbacks
There was $3.50 in the roll which Moore
had dropped while doing chores. He
rescued the bills when they were about
half masticated and has sent them to
the treasury department for refund.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
Property for Sale.

Good house ard barn and ahout Il
acres Of land adj 1iniDg-a good homo
Also one other house and lot; all property
of the estate of Johu ] Hammond de-
ceased Apply to MRS NETTIE HAM
MOND executrix Of said e.tate or 70
Butt q Butt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
u. c. q S. E. RAMwAY TIME rABLE
Hooded Bulls for Sale.

Guernsey bull Teddy" Of South Side
No $500 A q. c c three years old.
Alec few good bun calves from 6 to S
months old, sired by Teddy S S All
eligible 10 registry. Prices cheap if ts-
hen Immediately. GEO ". HEBRON
VirCqus. K. F. d. No S
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17

At the Methodist parsonage la Viola. damn
airy l4th, occurred the marriage OF VIM.
EkoEEs anu ALLIE SCHROEDER, both OF VIo-
ia. Rev. II. A. waste performing the cere-
moDy. Mr.. Groves is a member OF the enter
prising firm Of Schrc e1erS Groves general ms r
merchants ana was formerly In business al
schroeder. leading citizen and member M
the county board. They begin housokeeping
10 me rate building on Main street Many
life. DPS journey thru
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
pREpApE pAYTAXes.

NOTICE /; HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN unders sned Treasurer ~ the city % Vi
roqua, will he ready to receive tax money
commenciDs December l4th and continuing
10 January q, at one per cent. After that
time three ier ceut will b. haTged for col
lection Office At {. :. SIS cOmpdny,
under bank Of Viroqua. from O'Clock a. IA.
to I. m, f.. NJ. MINSHALf, city Treasurer,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
ne knd OF Underwear That SUITS
! he Kind .-----~~--xha Suitsi
The KNIT ~--Syits!
III UNDERWEAR IS
iif%-.-assd --.--~--TT---rrw<~>~pRts

All clean fresh this years goods at
prices to close and make rom for in
coming spring stock
No 1889. Womens fl9eced ribbed pants
aud vests, in gray, excellent value,
Former price 35c Price now IT.
Observation-Disclosures C
ONE lot of Women's heeced ribbed vests
and pants, our regular 25c seller To-
Sflcs now ....... ..,..........k(&
No 1856 Womeu's Fitwell Vests and
Pants Extra heavy feeced. Our
regular 60c ,ods. Price now 10
oniy ......-.,.... .....,..., wv
ONE lot Women's tlsectd underwear
containing me union suits and also
separate vests and parts These our
regular 81 25 goods Most in QOc
small sizes. ..................,.O OF
Women's union suits. natural wool rib
bed Excellent fine quality. Our
regular 81 so and 81 IS sellers. CT "a
Choice price now ..... DlsJ4
Women's dainty outing 1anuel night
robes. Former price Use and h0c
9S, now acknowledgements, W.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
OITY PROPERTY FOX SAFE

SIA LOTS LYING IN A SQUARE WITHIN
- the city limits. Desire TO sell ali together.
h hso one aoI ON which Is a hve-room house and
CENSOR Office. inquire a'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17

NOR SALE-wHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS
Il notified Java aud K. | red fowls. Eggs
in season. Mrs. ARTHUR ROGERS, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17

WANTED-Bright young man from, vo.
county 10 prepare for paving position in CO..
ids, la. 0"f nap
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
vIROQUA MARKET PRICES.

Under this head will be found weekly
the local market quotations for such art :
Giles and products of the farm "a are
sold and purchased here:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
Local Farm and Stock Notes,

One of the arrivals on the st. Paul
railroad Monday morning was regis
tered JERSEY bull bought by c. J Smith
and VIM. F. Lindemann, Jr., of I. 5
Cooper & Sons Cooperstown Pa. This
animal is without doubt the finest bred
Jersey ever brought into the county.
He is sired by the famous Golden Fern g
Lad. sold at auction when nine years
old for 81, $50. Golden Ferns Lad" Is
the sire of Eminent, sold at auction
for $40, 600 sire of Flying Fox, sold at
auction for r., 500, and several others
that sold into the thousands The dam
of A'Flora's Golden Fern" the bull
bought By Messrs. Smith and Linde-
mann is Flora Rex Carlo End, a mag
nihesnt dairy cow with u butter test OF
IS pounds and ounces Such blood as
this at the head Of the herds Of Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Lindemann ought to
bring good results
Duringthu forthcoming farmers course
to be held at toe University, Madison,
February 616, there will be an exami-
nation and slaughter of kerd of cattle
afflicted with tuberculosis. This herd
belonging to a dairyman in the state,
has recently been diagnosed and found
tuberculous on the basis of the tubercu-
lin test. Farmers attending the course
will have an opportunity of witnessing
the post norton examination Of the dis
eased cows and learn many facts of great
Importance concerning that dread dis
ease. For illustrated circulars descrlS.
ing the farmers course send postal card
TO Dean w. A. Henry, Madis)n, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17

CHESTER WHITES FORs.
CPRING PIGS OF BOTH SENES MALES
- OF serviceable age aud "a few choice fe-
males bred TO farrow in April May. Also
safe. NJ. II. LAWRENCE
RlvervieS Farm, De Soto. Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-01-17
Clearing Prices on Shoes.


lines
goods
Calf Enamel Vic!
IN
lis medium
LOT CT 90
81 to s Clearing SA1O
LOT Good grade shoes large variety ranging in from ss5 Ct M
10 oVV Price now to close Ct'oV