Sleep and Nervine Claim Restful Sleep With No After-Effects
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a natural sleep aid that rebuilds the body's energy during rest and contains no opiates. It features a testimonial from Mrs May Scott describing relief after taking one bottle and notes druggists can return the first bottle if benefits are not seen. Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart, Indiana is cited.
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Miles
May Scott
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
West Salem alibi test for Olson case hinges on Gorman liar claim
In circuit court, witnesses tested Olson’s alibi for December 19 burglary at West Salem Cash Trading. Gorman T Gorman, who confessed, faced questions about sanity and truthfulness while witnesses attested to Olson’s honesty and character. The trial featured conflicting medical opinions on Gorman’s mental state and repeated doubts about his oathworthiness.
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Alfred Olson
West Salem Cash Trading Association
Gorman T. Gorman
Olson
Young Gorman
Gorman
West Salem
E. D. Gregerson
A. N. Gregerson
Wisconsin Industrial School
Fred Miller
Miller
L. O. Kermiss
Kermis
E. Burrington
Burrington
Judge Fruit
G. L. Redding
Redding
S. R. Wakefield
Wakefield
Bosshard
Lecture on Education and Ideals at Opera House
Prof. J. C. Monaghan will speak on Education and Ideals at the opera house Monday evening January 27. The lecture is free for all and hosted by the Knights of Columbus. Monaghan, a noted orator, was once with the University of Wisconsin and now leads the counsellor service in Washington D Cappointed by President Roosevelt while remaining on Notre Dame’s faculty.
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Opera House
J. C. Monaghan
Knights of Columbus
Monaghan
University of Wisconsin At
University of Notre Dame
La Crosse Plumbers Conclude Milwaukee Convention
The State Plumbers association met in Milwaukee with a banquet at the Hotel Pfister planned for tomorrow evening. Local attendees included J. F. Lapitz H. H. Niebuhr Jr P. J. Cavanaugh and J. A. Trane with La Crosse unlikely to bid for the 1909 convention.
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State Plumbers Association
Milwaukee
Pfister
J. F. Lapitz
H. H. Niebuhr, Jr
P. J. Cavanaugh
J. A. Trane
la Crosse
Cashton Votes on 15000 Light Plant Bond
Cashton voters cast ballots today to approve a 15000 bond for building a lighting plant. Approval would allow purchase of the Cashton Milling Company building and installation of machinery to supply street and other city lighting.
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Cashton
Light Today
Cashton Milling Company
Wealthiest Indian James Bigheart Dies in Oklahoma
James Bigheart ex chief of the Osage Indians and reputedly the richest Indian in the United States died of paralysis at his home near Big Heart in the Osage nation.
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Guthrie, Okla
James Bigheart
United States
Big Heart
Severe grip cured by Father John's Medicine
Miss Eben McCormick of 99 Orange St Fall River Massachusetts recovered from a severe grip and pleurisy using Father John's Medicine. She praises it as a splendid remedy that cures throat troubles and acts as a grand body builder. Sold by O T Erhart.
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Eben McCormick
Orange St
Fall River
Mass
Father John
McCormick
O. T. Erhart
Two More Big Sea Fighters For U S
The Senate debates naval spending with $40 million sought for battleship construction. Proponents argue for a two-ocean navy and larger fleet amid tensions with Japan, while opponents warn of deficits and tight budgets. Current counts show Britain leading tonnage, with the United States third.
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Appropriations Committee
State Department
Congress
Japan
Navy Department
War Department
Pacific
Navy
Hobson
Alabama
Atlantic
Great Britain
United States
Germany
France
For Rent Front Room Furnished on 421 South 5th Street
Rental notice for a furnished front room at 421 So 5th Street. Gentleman preferred. Property details are brief with no additional features or terms provided.
Found Small Black Spaniel with Bell
A small black spaniel with a bell is found and the owner may claim by paying for the ad and calling at 619 Avon.
Triangular End in Class A Fight
The La Crosse club race narrows to a three way battle after Dan McMillan defeats Utermoehl, with Hankerson also lagging. The committee schedules a triangular finish starting tomorrow night at 8 as Utermoehl and Hankerson face Gelatt, with Burns officiating and Schweizer scoring.
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Dan McMillan
Hankerson
Uttermoehll
Ott
Utermoehl
Gelatt
Mr. Burns
Charles Schweizer
la Crosse
Fleet to Be Under Guard in Straits
Paris reports the alleged plot to destroy the U S battleship fleet originated there and reached Washington Rio. A youth alerted police after overhearing a talk about blocking the fleet. Surveillance tied suspects to explosives aboard a North German steamer bound for Rio.
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Rio
Admiral Evans
Evans
Punto Arenas
Straits of Magellan
Callao
Valparaiso
Montevideo
Paris
United States
Washington
Pacific
Rio de Janeio
Esclave Island
Rebekahs Install Myron P Lindsley Lodge Officers
Myron P. Lindsley Lodge No. 104 installed officers at the Odd Fellows Temple on Wednesday evening. District Deputy Mrs Hattie Kirschner, ill, appointed Mrs Emma Drake as installing officer. Listed officers include N G Sophia Major Vo G Emma Stephenson Secretary Ella Atkinson Treasurer Lizzie Wynne R S to N G Hattie Kirchner L S to N G Emma Drake Chaplain Cora Jenks Warden Emma Christenson Conductor Francis Maertin I S G Louisa Simonton Co S G Bertha Stork R S to N G Annie Wold. A delicate lunch was served after installation.
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Myron P
Francis Maertin
S. G
Louisa Simonton
Bertha Stork
R. S
N. G
Annie Wold
World traveler returns home from sixteen months abroad
R L Richards arrives at Hotel Stoddard in La Crosse after sixteen months touring the world. He praises Japan as the most beautiful place visited and notes missing a single baseball game. His wife remained in New York City and will join him with Mrs. Maurer. Richards lost about thirty pounds on the trip and plans a long rest at home.
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R. L. Richards
Mr. Richards
Japan
la Crosse
Vancouver
Australia
United States
New Zealand
Philippines
China
Singapore
France
Italy
League Park
John Hoff Dies Following Stroke in La Crosse
John Hoff a longtime La Crosse resident died at his home 621 South Fourth street at eight this morning from a stroke of paralysis after years of poor health. Born in Gudbrandsdalen Norway March 31 1838 he came to La Crosse in 1857 and left a widow and two brothers Amund Hoff Minneapolis and Ole Hoff Avalanche Wisconsin as survivors. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from his residence and 2 30 pm from West Avenue Norwegian church with Rev R Anderson officiating. Interment at Oak Grove. Fessler and Dahl in charge.
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John Hoff
la Crosse
South Fourth Street
Hoff
Co. L. Colman
Colman
Mr. Hoff
Gudbrandsdalen
Norway
Amund Hoff
Minneapolis
Minn
Ole Hoff
Avalanche
Wis
West Avenue
R. Anderson
Oak Grove
Fessler & Dahl
Funeral of Mrs Gordon Mitchell
The funeral for Mrs Gordon Mitchell was held yesterday at 2:30 PM from 1102 South Fifth Street. Rev Lowe conducted the services with a large attendance including Casberg Auxiliary and G. A. R. posts members. Pall bearers were Geo Roelling Max Affeldt George Ritter Henry Kinder B Trepte and H West.
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Gordon Mitchell
South Fifth Street
Lowe
Casberg Auxilliary
G. A. R. Posts
Geo. Roelling
Max Affeldt
George Ritter
Henry Kinder
B. Trepte
H. West
Arrest for desertion before city court
Richard Lou was arrested on a complaint of Poor Commissioner J. E. Hauser today for wife desertion dated February 20, 1907, and brought into court. The case was adjourned. The woman had applied to Commissioner Hauser for assistance.
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Richard Lou
J. E. Hauser
Hauser
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Hollumster Duro Company
Madison
The
Man” Rogers
Foley
QO. T. Erhart
Gorman Bank
U. S
Aeons LaCrosse
Dan
Rebekahs Install
Ass’t
Batavian National Bank
State Bank of la
Main St
Odin J. Oyen
South Fourth St. Lacrosse, Wis
Oyen’s
Walter Goetzinger
Grace Tempest
Louise Campbell
Rand
Byron
Allaire and
Lind
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Cardiff
Wilmington Coal
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