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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1908

Page

6

Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Strength for Weak Hearts

An old advertisement explains heart weakness from weak constitution or illness and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure with Nervine. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. F. J. Norton of Freeville New York and notes druggists may refund the first bottle if no benefit is seen. The Miles Medical Co. in Elkhart is named.

Miles F. J. Norton Freeville New York Miles Medical Co Elkhart

Neighborhood Favorite Electric Bitters praised by Harbor resident

Mrs. E. D. Charles of Harbor Maine calls Electric Bitters a neighborhood favorite and a remedy for dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles malnutrition nervousness weakness and debility Its blood purifying action suits spring medicine and is sold under guarantee at C T Erhart's drug store ic.

E. D. Charles Harbor Maine C. T. Erhart

Thaw Case Moves to Transfer from Matteawan

Attorney Littleton signals no immediate habeas corpus for Harry Thaw and expects the state lunacy board to transfer him to another institution. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw visits Matteawan, pleads for his removal, and describes her concern over his confinement as she witnessed the inmates and conditions.

New York Littleton Thaw Mattewan State Board of Lunacy Harry Harry Thaw Evelyn Thaw Baker Matteawan Britton D. Evans White

Howard Asks New Trial in JAS Case

Judge Fruit takes under advisement a motion for a new trial for James Howard convicted of night burglary at Joint District No. 10 school. Attorney Hartwell seeks reversal citing errors. if denied, Howard plans an appeal with funds promised from unknown source. Howard remanded to county jail. sentencing later.

Fruit Circuit Court James Howard Hamilton Farmington F. H. Hartwell Howard Bosshard Supreme Court Hartwell Peter J. Sime Crawford County Wallace Martner H. Bech J. H. Babcock H. Beach Peter Burns Henry Niebuhr Partridge Cigar Company Judge Fruit

Independent Toll Line Co to Build in City

Independent Toll Line Co plans a new toll line project with construction to finish by next fall. George Schweizer comments on election returns being received over the next period.

Independent Toll Line CO

Independent long distance line aims to break Bell hold

Articles of incorporation filed for the Independent Telephone Company of Milwaukee with H. D. Critchfield leading the effort. Planned copper line from Milwaukee to La Crosse with work to begin after snow flies, connecting via Madison and other towns to enter state long distance competition.

la Crosse Milwaukee Wis Bell Independent Telephone Company of Secretary of State H. D. Critchfield Ohio Independents R. W. Dunlap J. C. Harper Madison la Crosse G Viroqua Richland Center J George Schweizer la Crosse Interurban Telephone Company Critchfield Chicago Ill Janesville Beloit Duluth Minn Copper Country Eau Claire Tri-State Ashland Wisconsin Milwaukee, Madison and la Crosse

Recipe for Colds and Pine Oil Remedy

An old domestic remedy advises mixing whiskey glycerine and concentrated oil of pine for cold doses every four hours. The pine oil comes in one half ounce vials in birch cases to protect from light and retain ozone. A topical salve is made by mixing raw pine oil with hot lard for chest or bruised areas.

Philadelphia

Relatives Return From the Funeral of a Young Man

Mrs. Julia DeLap Miss Mable De Lap and Miss Sylvia Kelly relatives of Lee H DeLap have returned from Boscobel where funeral services were held Monday January 27. Lee H DeLap 24 worked at the corrugating works son of Fletcher DeLap 527 Division street leaves behind Fletcher DeLap Mrs Julia DeLap Bert of Montana Miss Mable and Miss Sylvia Kelly. Interment was in Boscobel where grandparents greeted the body. Floral offerings were noted as beautiful and appreciated by the bereaved.

Julia DeLap Mable DeLap Sylvia Kelly Lee H. DeLap Boscobel DeLap Fletcher DeLap Division Street Bert Montana Miss Mable

Ground Hog Goes Back Into Hole

The ground hog from 704 South Sixth Street, owned by Messrs Nathan and Walter Johnson, did not stay outside on Groundhog Day February 2 as sunshine and cold winds drove it back to its hole. It briefly appeared February 3 but then disappeared, leading observers to assume winter will continue about six more weeks.

Messrs Nathan Walter Johnson South Sixth Street

Fire department responds to basement smoking ashes at Hunt Bowling Alleys

About 2:30 this morning an alarm of fire sent the central department to the Hunt Bowling alleys on North Third street where ashes dumped in the basement on the cement floor were smoking. No damage resulted.

Central Department Hunt North Third Street

Classified notice wants workers for Arctic Ice and Fuel Co

Wanted iTeams Arctic Ice and Fuel Co Redfield between 12th and 13th 7 a m tomorrow morning 4.00 per day. For rent four rooms upstairs 5.90 per month 526 Mississippi.

iTeams Arctic Ice and Fuel Co Redfield Mississippi

Knights Templar Inspection Held in La Crosse Lodge

The La Crosse commandery Knights Templar held an inspection of the lodge last evening under Grand Inspector J. E. Durgin of Racine. A chicken pie supper was served at 6 50 before the inspection. Tonight Durgin will inspect the Sparta lodge with local members preparing to attend.

la Crosse Knights Templar J. E. Durgin Racine

Costs Husband $40 to Kick Wife in Love Taps

In Deadwood South Dakota on February 4 William Bennett a shoe maker defended himself from his wife’s alleged love taps and paid a $40 fine in local justice court. Bennett a Red Man denied serious harm stating he kicked in self defense. Mrs Bennett had him arrested on assault and battery charges claiming the wife was trying to caress him.

Deadwood S. D William Bennett Bennett

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