Nature warns you kidneys weak seek Swamp Root remedy
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root promotes its use for kidney bladder and liver health claiming early treatment prevents Bright s disease and offers a free sample plus book by mail Readers are urged to request the sample and refer to La Crosse Daily Tribune with address in Binghamton New York
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Bright
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Kilmer & CO
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
la Crosse
Raymond Leads Elk Tournament Victory Run
Raymond sparkles at Elk tournament going unbeaten with four wins no losses. He dominated events, guiding Elk team to top perch as individual and team honors accumulate through the meet.
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Raymond
Nelson McFarland Battling Nelson Fight Arranged
Milwaukee dispatch reports Packy McFarland will fight Battling Nelson within days. Harry Gilmore Jr says terms to be set and San Francisco favored for staging. Weights near 151 for Nelson and 138 for McFarland, with purse split to be negotiated. Multiple clubs are bidding to host the bout.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Packy
McFarland
Nelson
Harry Gilmore, Jr
Stock Yards
Gilmore
San Francisco
Gans
Josefus
Jovial Denver hunter and son seek Brighton quarry
A cheerful Denver man, famed for hunting jokes, has spent six Saturdays with his son donning his hunting coat cap and belt and heading to Brighton in search of chickens or ducks. The tale ends abruptly as the hunt seems unfinished.
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Denver
Brighton
Billiard Tour Leaders Hold Steady at Elks Club
E C Raymond stretched Class A lead by defeating T J Farlan 110 to 87 while George E Taylor kept top status with a 99 to 55 win over A Gantert. A M Brayton fell 110 to 104 to Sam La Chapelle. Other results from yesterdays play include D S Cairnbairn 90, H Niebuhr 86, and J Jarvis 49 as Class C scores listed.
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E. C. Raymond
The
Elks’ Club
T. J. Farlan
George FE. Taylor
A. Gantert
A. M. Brayton
Sam la Chapelle
Egbert Sill Passes After Short Illness at 3 AM
Egbert Sill of 1427 Market street died Sunday morning after a brief illness of dropsy. He served as a soldier in Germany and settled in La Crosse in 1876. Survived by his widow, four sons Leopold Otto Robert and Emil, one brother Carl, and a German Lutheran church member. Funeral from home Wednesday at 2 PM then 2:30 PM service at the German Lutheran church. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Rev. Gamm officiates. Mrs. Theo Mannstedt to supervise arrangements.
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Egbert Sill
Market Street
Germany
la Crosse
Third Ward Aid Society
Oak Grove Cemetery
Gamm
Theo Mannstedt
Knickerbocker Tip Sparks Christmas Wish Talk
Knickerbocker and Bocker discuss a wager not on markets or horses but on a personal Christmas wish of Knickerbocker's wife in Brooklyn Life. The exchange notes a playful bet about holiday desires rather than financial or racing stakes.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial Package
Mailing from Pyramid Drug Co claims free trial of Pyramid Pile Cure to prove its painless cure for piles. Letters from users say soreness and swelling diminish after first treatment. The ad urges readers to request a free trial by mail from Marshall Michigan, with buy options after trial and home treatment benefits.
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C. Crowley
Seattle
Wash
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Paizo Ointment
Advertises Paizo Ointment promising cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. States price of 50c.
Clash in Insurance Meeting Is Averted
In a three hour adjourned session of the Life Insurance Presidents association the Wisconsin proposition was explored with state officials present. The attorney general read laws interpretation and several companies were said to withdraw such as Phoenix Mutual Life Michigan Mutual Mutual Benefit of New Jersey and New York Mutual Life. A heated exchange nearly sparked a clash but personal accusations were defused and Cox approved the suggestion to avoid further f.
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New York
Life Insurance Presidents’ Association
Wisconsin
Ekern
Beedie
Glover
Gilbert
Phoenix Mutual Life
Michigan Mutual
Mutual Benefit of New Jersey
New York Mutual Life
Day
Equitable
Erodle
La Crosse Y M C A Suffers Defeat in Hillsboro
The La Crosse Y M C A basketball team lost 75 to 22 to Hillsboro White Sox in Hillsboro Wisconsin. Missing two regulars hindered La Crosse’s teamwork as they head into a rematch planned at home. Hillsboro, regarded as top in the state, dominated the game with precise, machine like play.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Hillsboro White Sox
White Sox
la Crosse
BERT CHANDLER HEADS WOODMEN
Gateway City camp No. 360 of the Modern Woodmen held their annual election of officers at their hall and elected A B Chandler consul L Kleeber advisor J D Wilson clerk W H Luth banker E F E McKinstry physicians D S McArthur Oscar Houck F R Weston C R Beckman E J Tiedeman and William Lambert watchman sentry W F Sheldon manager for three years W S Peck
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Gateway City
A. B. Chandler
L. Kleeber
J. D. Wilson
W. H. Luth
E. FE. McKinstry
D. S. McArthur
Oscar Houck
F. R. Weston
C. R. Beckman
E. J. Tiedeman
William Lambert
William Lambert. Watchman
W. F. Sheldon
W.S. Peck
Boxers Death in La Salle County Manslaughter Trial
Eddie Tance of Chicago faces manslaughter charges in the death of Young Greenburg a Chicago pugilist after a July 4 1906 bout at the La Salle County Athletic Club. Defendants include James Bardell Joliet T E Jones promoter Howard Carr Chicago and James Ross Rochest er NY with Mannie Greenberg granted separate trial.
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Bloomington
Ill
Central Illinois
Eddie Tance
Chicago
la Salle County
James Bardell
Joliet
T. E. Jones
Billy Papke
James Ross
Rochester
N. Y
Howard Carr
Young
Ross
Bardell
Young Greenburg
la Salle
Three operations prove successful at St Francis
Mrs Theodore Boma of 703 South FP seventh street underwent gall stone surgery Sunday at St Francis hospital by Dr Marquardt and is recovering well. W F Affeldt of Wykoff Minnesota was brought in with a compound fracture of the lower limb. Dr Evans reduced it and the patient rests easily. Mrs Aird of Waterville Iowa had a double goitre operation by Dr Edward Evans yesterday and is doing very well.
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Theodore Boma
South
Seventh Street
St. Francis Hospital
Marquardt
W. F. Affeldt
Wykoff, Minn
Evans
Aird
Waterville
Edward Evans
Reuter String Quartette To Perform At Masonic Temple
This evening the Reuter String Quartette with Miss Minnie May will present a concert at the Masonic Temple. Violin solos by Mr. Jacob Reuter have delighted La Crosse audiences, and the event is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Reuter
Minnie May
Masonic Temple
Jacob Reuter
la Crosse
Modesty and shock meet in the naked truth
A reflection on how restraint and blunt reality clash. The remark suggests that not only modesty but also our tolerance shapes reactions to frank facts. It frames truth as potentially unsettling regardless of manners or decorum.
Women Who Own Cut Glass Should Not Throw Stones
A concise aphorism asserts that owners of fine cut glass ought to avoid casting stones, framing a social reminder about restraint and decorum among refined households.
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