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@cnSclcr's !SutcI, 400 Galuert.,
Gfe TnIberrg.St I'll Glegantc Sdlai-
simmer, mafiec YrciIe. Wablseiten
81 icScr Saacs5cit. GcsmlGrc Simcrs.
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Sin blinOcr @Hitlina.

1reo. Y. QiuinqIton ioa Der &otcr Or2
ainoe$ iein, Dem Oic iefS5ebnjd1-
ri0c Sennie Softer @fitte GejeIll'
Der in Ser ,Gromr Gorf & Seal
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oeitern uerbaitet.
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Der Don Sen @robgeidmorclleil inter
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geiebt luoroen ipor, Der 8oter oeS
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tier, Is Sabre aft, bel Ser Nrbelt IN
ser nGromn Gorf & Seal 60" on
@uilforbs9lp bas 9eben CAB, muroe
geltern pom 9ebeimpoli5iiten cid
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ausgeIiefert, Ser bcn @cfongenen benz
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na6 Dem st. 2ufe's Soipital" an
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qegen 2%ipingiton, nit Ociien 1od)ter
iie perfcbrtc, groUircnOc auSiagen,
un0 eriolgte oarolli hin Die @rbe.
burlg ser Slnfloge ser @roBgcIdWore.
men.
Nm %. Gc5em6cr 1899 erItidtc
2%ipinGitnn, Der oomolS IN gr. 1t60.
Gollmbia-Npenlle, mobnte, feline
6rou Roio I'M Bette, mic er iagte, in
SeIbitpertbeioigun9. Gr ~lieicrte iid
am 2G. 93cmber, WorQcn@ 5miidpn
6 unO Z llbr, Dem 2teutenont 5llllem
in Der iiiopeitliGen Goli3ciitotioli
ans, bod mllrOe er bon ser GoronerS.
Sltrp bon oIlcr Sd)hIo frei9eiprohen.
PIN 3. Sanior 1900 criolgte aui Ser
ouloliuna Der @roBgeiduorenen iei.
nc @ieoerucrbuitung, bod puroe er
onI 5. Mi1rj 1900 Our6 oos Grimi,
~nolgerift altf freien Sub geIeBt.
2ipin9iton lit ieit ungei6br % Sab.
rem itodblinO. @r bate i'm 9iir9er.
friege in einem Netp,Y orfer &egi.
ment geoient uno iuuroe in Der
S6laGt bel 6oir = Dot, So, bon
@ronotipIittern am &opf uno an Sen
@eineu beripunoet. 9ie a~opftpunoe
perllriabte nit Scr 3eit ben GerIlllt
6eS Nugenli6teS, uno befam er in
8olge oeIlen monotli6 $72 Yenlion.
Tor % Snbren fam er BON Hetps
Worf, no CT geboren mar mo reide
Scriuon0tc bn6cn loa, nab 9nItimo.
re. Sicr beirotbete CT Damn % Sabre
ipGtcr Sri. Noia 2offIer, cine 3eut"
Ihe, Die aus Stuttgart Itontmte uno
% Sabre alt mor. Sri. 2offler mar
altd auf einem gluge blind. Sic bot
bier cincl1 9rrtOcr, Srn. q. 20iiler,
Der mebrere Sabre NrGIioent bes ygrs
setter. Wt6mer6orS" mar.
Sic Goli5eibebor0 entlicb
geiteru Den Holi5iiten Sorrp $. Wtc.
Gotter pom neItlifen Giitrift rpegen
zines uu5Idtigcn glngriffS nuf War.
tbn 6. Sipe bon gtr. 403, Sii0-Gaca.
itrobe, aus oem Gienit. Gieielbe gn,
floge gegen Die Eoli3iiten @m. s.
@eit unb Sobn s. SbieB pom meitIi.
den Giitrift witrOe niebergei6laeen.
Eoli5ilt Senrp s. &omer pom meItIi.
den 9iitrift muroe wegen 9etrrn-
fenbeit mn %. Sanllor nit $50 be-
trait. Gic 9e1orOe legte oen 9Soa
ocs Hunoeiergeanten So. 9. Sdrporb
pom norbmeitli6en Giltrift bis ouf
8eitereS 5uriif, Oa Yoli5eior5t Or.
@irt u. 9upoa beridtete, bob Iun.
~oeiergeant ShparB, ser I'M @unorp.
Sanitorium gufnabme eeiunoen bat,
%leirer gnIift nnd) geiltcsgeitort lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

bon un0 nod europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Nem-9orf, @aiiite ODER 3piifen.
bed. 8ehiel, aiislGnoiideS @eIS,
Greoitbriefe uub @eloienoun9en.
Sbcu. $. Sicncr e &c.,
Nr. 217, SitsSaltimure-S trake.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
,Sarmunie . Gafc,n

Wr. Al, @cit'5npctte.S trake, aarl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. 8iirsbnrser Soi.
bran frildl an 3apf. Diners, Sunpcrs
a la carte. Scbcm Samitaa gbeno
Sret=eon5er. (gpriI1,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
SoteIbeiiter aeIt b

Sotelbettber geltorben.
- Sm aIter bon 81 Sobren itorb am
Santitag hilbert 81. Homio, friiber
GapitGn Der Stlollf.G ompoenie Mr.
5 uno 5ulett 9eiiser oes vNort6
Yoint.&otels" an Hortb Eoint- un6
Shell. Hooo. Sic 9eerbigung finoei
belte 0admittae auf Dem nMt. Gar
mel. Srieobof" itott. Eaitor @iliant
Bat Don Der belitihen epnngeIilden
Stride an Canton miro Den Srouer.
goitesbienlt balten. Ter Ieritorbens
binterlGBi iteben ieiner @ittne einen
Sobn, Serrn arnolb &amia.
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SORT lbr Scrr'n mno la6t Gndl iaacn,

Steigt berab bonn @aiiermagen.
Erinft itatt Sriel nit Gernmuit
6ranf Steils Bier MIR in 3uhlnit.
(2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
Sbeo. S. Siener & Go,

Seutides unS anberes aiglGnoi.
ideS @elb s%cfauft uno %perfauft.
@eloienounsen beiorgt mad Geutid.
LAMB, Seitreid, &ublano Ii. /. 10.
@ehiel ousaeitelt alf ausIdnoiid,e
ganfen. greoitbriefe uno SraueIers
Cheques.
Str.
a.
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itntcrGnltnnaS WcaluCiicr.


,Nfdoemie" - nEbc Griuce Chap.
,,Alb1uaHis." 49, zoe SuiiO Mrs. TubniOn.
,CSaHetn" - uyOUnOu bellies.
rSInnen,S" Ibe 0utIaips gbrtIimas".
rTurn'S" - abe MllH OF toe Sour,
rNuntoa1" r -Ibe guO lpitb the Doodle.
p9noiiurtum" - Abe 0ouepmooHPrs".
pNiGrllauo" 49, 3tib'5 ogu Gtnr" Suuoet
bile.
,Gcu Muuumcutal" - Oriental Go3O Cor.
ucr Sirla".
rSUs." North.9uruue uuo cat.etrabe -
IGalih @orfte1irqeu ~oreifirier niloer Lbiere,
GRANDCHILDREN uuo Roufhubfdhreu.
SnBtn's, O4-4O Eit.SaIttmure. Strnbe -
MISUNDERSTANDING uno beueeIihe 9tiIoer.
pSbc @t5nrb," Serin1tui', uahe Charles. Str,
SSnnoeIbtIoer: rSns Gebeu uno 9etoer
Gbriiti".
pSGc Nmuicu," Tr. 225, Roro.G utap. ctr. -
NSunoelbtlOer. Sic RGiftunsfptele".
rSnric," - philadelphia Srheiter, WiouioG,
3. Sebruar,
SeHutes @eGbnou. Netital" 49, 5reitaa, Den 81.
SGWInr. 9tddWttilQS 4 llbr.
ycnmcn.Nerctn Der 1reieiniateits .Bemeiuot'
lRdiior Sieracrl Dlontaa, Sienitng uno
NItttiooh Tbeio NuiicrlpS ouper I'M SbuI6uuie,
Hc6Cn Der Niybe.
ngeittelsbad. e%citiuu" - MIittlpob. ben 20.
Sanlar, arober Mdefcnbuu in Der rSernduius
WtdUWcrhDr=S aue".
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Ibam Dit,

Or. 511, @eit : 2eginstOn Strake,
empficblt iein Eager tn &bein. aaS
Wofelweinca fir bic Tcicrtase.
(slpriI17. SoaRoEo,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

TaiIe STR &eiie in's NnsIanS &c.
iorst 6. Raiac, 'Wr. Alb, Cit-Salti-
moreitralc, na9c Gnitom &suie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

Sr. Sdcob -. Soll0ll0et lngte &C.
iterrL BOB oie bon Der Hciorm.2ign
oliSgcorbeitcte Bill fir Die Sdof.
iung elmer lltiIitGt1 Gommiilion Slir
llebcrluoduug ser Gorporotionen,
meld)c Sic StroBen benuben. iiir Dol
tinlorc cine 5lpingenoe H%otbucnoigs
fcit iei. Gin &crglcid NIT Neip Dorf
lei pouig miSgcitlplien mo lGee cS
oui Der &nnO. ooB cine iolde Cont
miilion bic Situotion better bcberrs
iden t0nnr, ais Die StootsQcicbgc.
bunA Die in elmer Sciiion bon 90
Sogen cine Nieienorbeit 81 bepGlti
gen babe. Sericlben Inlid)t lit nlld)
Serr @iQiom Hepnolos BON ser &c.
form.Si9n, Der Nutor Der Sill, Der
iagte, Oob Die Soften hieier Gpnumii.
iion lobrlib taum 100000 betragen
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
A HOME LESSON TO BE OBSERVED
Loyalty to Citizens and Institutions a
Commendable Trait.

Buy home. 1t pays. A man who
sends away from his home town for ar
ticles, is not sure of getting his money s
worth. The real thing may not be as
good as the sample.
When your home merchant, manu-
facturer or farmer is making and selling
a good article and is advertising the
fact, it will pay you to trade with him
for you can see what you are getting.
When you send away your money IN
an envelope it is q consent to the mail
order man to send you what he pleases;
not what pleases you, for he has your
money and he knows you will not go to
a lot of trouble to get what you want.
When you want thing generally, you
want it quickly and you have no time
to fool away changing by the mail order
method until you get what suits you,
Buy at home. Buy at Viroqua. The
business men of this town for the most
part, and the better part, advertise
their goods and you can take your
purse in your hand and not relnqush
your hold on it until you have the ar.
ticle YOU set out to find wrapped up ane
put in your hand. There is no money
in the mail order business for any one
but the man that does the mailing.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18

Harry Costing is employed at Ban
gor.
Floyd Hamilton was down from
La Crosse over Sunday.
Ever Munson has been using crut-
ches this week due to lameness.
Mrs. J. H. Coons of Potosi is visit
ing at the home of C. H. Edwards.
Ransom Bates of Retreat spent a
couple of days at Viroqua this week
Get No. 9 Sharples, skins $50 to
1000 pounds per hour, and you've got a
d9nGy. c. 0. Helgeson.
DO you want a separator? Try the
new Sharples. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Chris. o. Helgeson, Route 2.
Sam Ellefson has rented the An
drew Sherry farm. Mr.. Sherry is
planning to visit Norway this summer.
Edwin Nelson returned last week
from Madison where he has been at
tending the Agricultural department
of the university.
Thomas and Henry Nelson have
purchased land at Boyd and left this
week with carload of personal prop
erty to take possession of the new farm.
Mr.. Jerome Favor accompanied his
daughter Erma to Huron Lake, Min
nesota, where she will remain for some
tine for the improvement of her health.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
A WORD OF EXPLANATION.

CHASEBURG, WIS, March Is, 1908.
EDITOR CENSOR: | would like little
space in your columns in which to make
reply to an article published by one A.
A. Miller in your last iasue, headed
Diminutive, Positive! A b sOlut e!!
Petty!!! | have no doubt that Mr.. Mil
Ter is gentleman and understands his
business, and am very sorry that |
could not see my way clear to close my
doors and allow him full sway for two
weeks while he held special sale at
Chaseburg for my competitor. His
statement as to copying his bills is abb
solutely false, as any one who has read
the two bills will readily see. | can
not boast of having % years experience
in this line of business, neither can |
boast f losing sixty thousand dollars
on the board of trade. One reason is
never had sixty thousand dollars, and
another is | never gambled on the board
of trade. | did not have the pleasure
of meeting Mr.. Miller while in our
village, and do not blame him so much
for the attitude he takes as | would if
ne had been informed as to the condi-
tions here when he came here to con-
duct a sale for my competitor. In the
first place, had bills out for a special
sale before he came here, and as nv
competitor had advertised to extend his
special sale and made prices a shade
below my prices, | was forced to get
out new bill and revise prices and at
the same time gave notice of extending
my sale for one year if necessary and
also made the statement over my sig
nature that | would not be undersold
by any one. So when Mr.. Miller came
here and put out his bill, was obliged
to make my word good by getting out
another price list of goods that 1 had
to offer for sale, which | did, ard have
some of the bills on hand, il anyone
wishes to compare them. | kept Mr..
Miler's sale bill posted in my store dur
ing the two weeks he held the sale
here, and am very sorry that he is not
satisfied with the results. l am very
we'll satisfied with the results of the
two weeks that he was here, and am
sorry that did not have the opportunity
to meet the gentleman. But still, |
prefer to run my own business instead of
having an outsider or trt nsient sales
man run it for me.
c. E. WARD, Chaseburg, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
Insure with John Dawson & Co.

Insure with John Dawson & Co.
Mems SOC overalls, 39c, at the Fair
Saving store.
Before purchasing, consult Sam
Lillis, jeweler.
Charles Kuebler is spending the
week at Wilton.
Mrs. Mary Humbert has returned
from La Crosse.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank By
ers, boy, on March 5.
Attend the Wausau Business Col
lege, Wausau, Wisconsin.
Eugene Gates of Lodi spent cou-
pie of days with his brother S. B. Gates.
The best band and the best speaker
in the state at the Opera house, Sun
day night.
10 Reeves, one of the best harp
players in the country, is with Car
penter's orchestra.
The La Fargo Enterprise says
Carlos Buchanan, who has been away
on a western trip, returned home.
Perry McHenry lost valuable COW
Tuesday evening. The animal caught
its head and fell, breaking its neck.
Warm lunches served every day at
noon. Mrs Peter Thompson. first resi-
dence east of the new First National
bank building.
What's become of the old fashion
woman who fixed up supply of sui
phur and molassess for the family about
this time of the year?
Easiest running, skins the cleanest,
wears the longest, that's the Sharples
Tubular. For sale by c. o. Helgeson,
Route 2, Viroqua Wisconsin.
Carpenters Harp orchestra, one of
for dance Saturday night, March Il.
Dancing 8 to IL. Tickets Tee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ostrem enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Severson and
son Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Olson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb. Chapman and son
friedrich. at dinner Sunday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
Alfalfa Meal In Commerce.

I. D. Graham in a report prepared
for the bureau of animal industry
states that a number of factories
equipped with more or less expensive
machinery have engaged in the manu-.
facture of alfalfa meal on a CONNER
cial scale.
In order to accomplish this it is nee,
essary that the hay be kiln dried, and
even then it is ground at the expense
of great power. Hay as ordinarily
made Is not suitable for the manufac.
ture of alfalfa meal because 1t con.
tains too much moisture, which rem.
ders 1t exceedingly difficult to grind
and more liable to spoil. The CONNER.
cial article is made from selected al.
falfa and mixed with sugar beet mo
lasses in the proportion of IS per cent
alfalfa and % per cent molasses. The
product contains from Is to II per cent
of protein and about so per cent OF
carbohydrates and fat 1t is being used
by numerous feeders IN the prepare
ton of their show animals of different
breeds.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
FARM STOCK AND DAIRY NOTES.

West Prairie cheese fac tory, last
year, Melted its patrons SIS, 7ll.S2. This
institution was established two years
ago by Chas. l.. Curry. Fine thing for
farmers of that community.
Every animal should nave clean
place i'm which - eat, drink and breath.
Since it eats and drinks only part of
the time, but breathes continuously, it
is important that it have pure atmo-
sphere at all times.
Thirty-iive years is an unusual period
for an equine to tread this earth, but
that is the age of a mare owned all
chose wears bv Daniel I. Carr of Niro-
qua town. Good ''Old Kit" was known
to the community pretty near as well
as any human, and quite as much loved
by the family and neighbors. She
passed out on recent day by becoming
cast in stall, dying from paralysis.
Mr.. Carr saws she was one of the finest
and best beasts he has ever known.
She had done him good service, breed
ing till twenty-five years old. He yet
has three work animals of her foal.
The old mare has had vacation during
the past five years. 1890
can honestly water milk and that is
through the cow at the watering trough.
That is a thing that we can not neg
lect. because milk is largely water,
and the cows must have plenty of 1t,
and that which is good and pure too.
The total clip of wool in the United
States for 1907 was Dos, 294. 760 pounds
including the washed and unwashed
product. OF the total output there
were $50, S59, lis pounds of secured wool,
valued at SIS, 263. l65.
DR.. Roberts, state veterinarian, says
that within the past year and q half
twenty thousand cattle have been IN
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The program given by the Bryan de-
batting society this week was mock
session of congress. Several bills were
introduced and discussed. A great deal
of animated extemperaneous debating
was done. The society has decided to
discontinue their meetings for this year
after four more programs are given.
The last program to be given will be a
banquet.
Anexhibition of the work done in the
manual training department will be
given in the near future. Some ex-
cellent work has been done by the
mammal training pupils this year.
The domestic science class made white
mountain loaf cake Monday.
The Saturday domestic science class
made doughnuts.
On Tuesday, high school students
celebrated St. Patrick s day by wearing
shamrock
Mrs. w. L. Tate entertained the
seniors last Wednesday evening in hon
or of her sister Miss Gladys DeGarmo.
The Freshman gave their party last
Friday night. Over one hundred guests
were present.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES.

Social events seem to be the order
just now.
Several students were entertained at
party given by Miss Edith Drake,
Friday evening, March 6. A good time
was reported by all.
The students of the training school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Miss Wilson, Miss
Richards and Miss Thomas were en-
tertained by Supt Gardner and wife on
the evening of March 10. A guessing
game was given in which Miss Florence
Weber won the prize. The guests en-
loved several games of ''Pillow Dex,
also singing by Miss Thomas and the
school. Refreshments were served be-
fore leaving. We all enjoyed the even
ing very much and thank Supt. and
Mrs. Gardner for the good time.
Emma Olson and Matilda Ericsson are
assisting Miss Richards in manual train
ing.
Kate Weber is teaching arithmetic
in second grade.
Winifred Graham is teaching language
in third grade.
Clara Burkum, Kate Rayner and
Emma Randolph are teaching reading
in first grade.
George Harris is teaching reading III
second grade.
Matilda Ericsson is teaching manual
training in second grade.
Mae Allison is assisting Miss Harris
in manual training.
Florence Weber is teaching geography
in fourth grade.
Emma Schmidt, Julia Snearly, Alice
Anderson and Agnes Johnson visited
the training school a few days since.
The training school received a new
case in which to keep the permanent
( records of the school.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18

FARM LANDS Farmers Attention. :"
If you are looking for bargain in farm
lands, here is your chance: | offer for
sale and must be sold within 80 days,
one of the best 800 acre tracts in West
ern Wisconsin located in Dunn Co, Wis
consin. This is fine tract all perfect
ly level, all highly improved and under
cultivation, feet of black loan with a
clay subsoil, near good markets, cream
cries, Ry. stations, good roads to all
points, one mile of church and school;
telephone and r. F. D. connections;
good neighborhood, price $54 per acre,
easy terms" Write H. c. Inenfeldt,
Menomonie, Wisconsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRooUA:

Nomination papers having been signed
by many citizens of this city asking me
to become a candidate for the Office Of
city attorney, and Mr.. Bennett having
declined to further serve, hereby an
nounce myself a candidate fer such
office. | respectfully solicit the votes
and support of all, and pledge myself
to administer the affairs of the office
carefully and conscientiously.
c. H. MINSHALL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
TRUANT OFFICERS NOTICE.

All Vernon county officials should
know that the new truant law provides
for compulsory attendance at school of
children between Z and 10 years of age
for six months in each year of 20 days
per month. All persons knowing of
children not in actual attendance are
requested to notify me at once, stating
name of children and parents, address
and school district where children should
attend. A. SILBAUGH,
Sheriff and Ex-Officer Truant Offic er
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
W. S. Waters is entertaining rela-


W. S. Waters is entertaining rela-
tives from Boscobel.
Ernest Kuehn was at Lone Rock this
on a business errand.
Miss Dora Morrison of Westby
spent Sunday with friends in the city.
A library institute will be held in
the Viroqua public library on Friday,
March q. Librarians, assistants and
trustees will be in attendance from La
Crosse, Sparta, Tomah and Westby.
All who are interested are invited to
attend
"A Decatur county Qowa)- paper,
which is mailed to the CENSOR by
Jasper j. Peterson, contains pictures
of Mr.. Peterson and a new 500, 600
court house on which he is supervisor
of construction. His ability as builder
and energy are commented on in most
complimentary terms.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18

spected for tuberculosis in this state.
Of this number approximately six per
cent have been condemned. Through
the system of inspection followed in
fected cattle are rapidly being weeded
out of the state and some counties are
nearly free of the disease. All over
the state communities are waking up to
the danger of human beings becoming
infected from milk taken from cows
with the disease and many cities are
passing strict ordinances providing for
licensing of dealers and inspection of
MILL
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
Cow Manure For Cotton.

We never expect to see the south
cattle country, but we do expect to see
more and more attention given to this
important feature of successful farm.
ing. We notice with pleasure that all
of our best farmers are raising cattle
more or less, and many are working
to put this branch of their farm opera
tions upon a better basis. We notice
where cotton was fortified with sta.
bic manure and especially With COW
manure 1t has not suffered from the eff.
feet of drought, as has that where
commercial fertilizer alone is used
Southern Cultivator.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
Anti-Saloon Meeting

The Congregational ard Methodist
churches have secured the services of
Mr.. U. G. Humphrey, superintendent
of the Wisconsin Anti-saloon league,
for a temperance meeting to be held at
the Opera house Sunday evening. The
band will assist in making the program
a pleasing one. Mr.. Humphrey is a
convincing speaker and all are promised
a rousing time. Sunday morning union
services will be held in the Congrega-
tional church.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
Fish Fry for Streams.

1t is Low the season when small fish
for stocking the streams are sent out
from state hatcheries. The editor of
the CENSOR will file orders for his con-
stituents if they care to address him at
Madison. This should be done at once
If at all
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18
-.cArcHY HORSE POSTERS.

The CENSOR job department is fully
prepared to execute neat and attractive
horse bills. We have a good variety
of horse cuts. Give your orders and
have the work executed before spring
rush is with US.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-03-18

FARM For SALE-Consisting of III
acres, located Ii miles from Red Mound
store and miles from railroad station.
l25 acres under cultivation, 40 acres
ploughed; balance pasture and timber.
All we'll fenced, two good dwelling
houses, one 16x20, one 20x25, just re-
sided. New barn 60x60. New hen
house 12x20. New corncrib 6X7x26-
Tobacco shed 26x84x16. Well and wind
mill. Hayshed and machine shed. This
land is in first class condition. Price
$4,000. Call or write AxLEN BROS,
route l, De Soto, Wisconsin.