Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-08-24

Famous Marquette cement at Thay-
er's.
September 9th is labor day in Wis
cOnsin.
H. w. Bakers cough remedy
cures hat awful cough. 6. F Dah'
How quickly nature seemed to re-
cruperate after the drought was brok-
en-.
Orders placed with A. Z Surenson
for fresh cut flowers, insure your salts
faction.
Only a few days more of hustling
and anxiety for candidates seeking fav-
ors political.
DIR. Henika, late of Readstown has
located at Beaver Dam for the practice
Of his profession.
Rev. Wright and wife of Reads
town have been holding revival meet
ings at Rockton.
DO you like ginger ale? Then get
the best It's Altpetcr's Three Star"
and sold only at the Optimo.
Piano tuning by an expert from
the Maynard Piano Factory of Chicago
Leave orders at Brown Music Co.
If you want your woodwork and
floors to look like hardwood, use Chi
Namel. Either mission or gloss finish
o. f. Davis, Druggist.
Buy the best cement on earth,
1.-THE Atlas, of j. f. Nuzum and get a
hook free telling you how to do all
kinds of cement work.
Brick! We can save you money on
any quantity as we buy in large guam
titles and at low prices. Call and get
prices. Tibbits Cameron Lumber Co.
Judge d. O Mah0ney speaks at
DOdgeVille tonight in the interests of
LaFollette lie will speak at several
points in the southern part of the state.
"A party of Mound Park fishermen
passed through this city, returning
from the Mississippi, where they passe d
few days with scant success in ang-
ling.
To the boy under fourteen years of
age selling the most ''E dyes. be-
tween now and December goth. will
give nice watch. o. Il Davis, drug
gist.
Mr.. J. j. O'Neill of Chicago, piano
rebuilder and repairer, will be in the
city for a few weeks. All kinds of pi
ano work at reasonable rates. Leave
orders with Brown Music Co.
Il can save you money on any lum-
Der yOu will need this fall as we buy in
large lots. | can undersell all COM
petitors. Call and see us and we will
do the rest. j. E. Nuzum, The Lum-
herman.
AT largely attended meeting of
the state bankers assSciation held in
La Crosse, last week, viii = Linde-
mann of Viroqua was elected mem
Der of the executive committee for
three years.
Byron Yakey of La Crosse, adjust
err for the Time Insurance company,
was in town Saturday and paid E. M.
Nye SIS for aninjury he received d few
days ago. Mr.. Yakey has branch of
flee at La Crosse.
1t will pay you to Investigate the
way finish lumber, cement, lime and
plaster are cared for at our yard. All
are kept perfectly dry and therefore
cement does not lose strength. lib
bits Cameron Lumber Co.
Being wholesalers as well as re-
tailers buying as we do sometimes, a
mills entire output, can INSURE our
customers q good grade as well as
saving of money. Call and be convinced.
Tibbit s-Cameron Lumber Co.
Hereafter persons who send regis
tered mail will not have a receipt re-
turned unless the same is requested. If,
when sending registered mail, you wish
a receipt, Just write the words ere
ceipt requested on your package.
New standard 500 Smith Premier
typewriter, $4,000 unlimited schol-
arship, and guaranteed position for
$3.50 90! Write for particulars and in
teresting book Brandrup q NettletOn
Business College, Winona, Minnesota.
The De Soto Argus reports that
Roy Woman of Redmound had the mis-
fortune to lose a valuable horse last
Thursday, its death having occurred
from lock- jaw brought on by an injury
Sustained in one Of the animals hoofs.
We notice the name of A. I. Jor-
dan is announced as a candidate for
member of assembly from Vernon eoun-
ty. Vernon county people would do
credit to themselves by sending Mr..
Jordan to the legislature. He is a
man of ability and strict integrity, and
would make an influential member. -
Richland RUSTIC.
During last month Larson Bros.
sold nice monuments to ]. E. NuZum,
Chris Lewison. Mrs. Andrew Jasper
son, Olaf Walby and Mrs. p. w. Hor-
ion of Virogua; John Joseph and Mrs.
S. Fazel of Viola; Henthorn, Frank
Van Fleet and Dave Waller of Sylvan;
Mrs. Elyerpm of Westhy. The monu-
ment purchased by ]. E. Nuzqm is an
all hammered and carved Barre granite
monument, and will be erected at Mer-
fimac, this state, for Mrs. Augum 8
parents. There is half carload In this
monument and markers. Larson Bros.
have erected several such large monu-
ments this summer. Philip Bouffleur,
Elk Nelson, Torger Berge, N. C. Ner-
ison, moen Brothers and Jerome Favor
all purchased monuments of this class
and are well pleased.
C. A. r. Commander Francis A.
Walsh has decided upon a new depart.
ure in the direction of recruiting new
members. His plan, which will be pro
mulgated in general order No 3, is Il
divide the state into eleven recruiting
districts. with department recruiting
officer for each These eleven newly
created department officers win be au
thorized 10 assist all of the posts ii
their respective districts IN gathering
into the tsrand Army of the Republic
as many as possible of the soldiers no
nov belonging TO the order. They vii
&c called uDon, as are members IN :.
of the pastg, to bring in the creates
possible number Of comrades who hayt
been suspe, ied or otherwise droppel