davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
HmbberStamps

81 CT fommcn iaa rent | Safmes.
len meo Gnbber Stamps uetpp mn at
hi life fan fplbe geitiainser iaa bnr.
tigt, iom pnifeligt fnnbe bore. Dor
Gnbber Stamp Sabrif er life mesct
itor, % geitiainserne bar ueret nof-
iaa mango I DC iibiie 3 q 4 MaaneSer
os boloer paa cnbnn, iaa bet pil tasc
minbit en- Naaneb for hi fau srpeScre
&c Seitillinser, hi mn FAR. I6pn.
nenterne bcbes nnbifplSe 5priinfelieu.
Ban bebsper life at brp its meb at
ifripe; enbper bill faa 1T, iuareit mn.
ligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

iattes til auitraIien, bpor geiss Of
l9gges @perne Sibnep, MteIboitrne
os gIbanp. 9isie geies oil taee ca,
en- Maanebs Sib. Saa gaar Sltreu
til SiIippinerne, bnor ben efter Be-
reguingen ifaI anfomme omfring ben
lite OCTOBER. Den aiaaar oerfra ben
9oe os anfommer Den 17be til gofo.
bama, bpor ben ifal opbploe Zig en-
uge.
S Dofobama beles Slaaben / TO
'Gifaorer, af bpilfe ben enc bender til,
boge til Manila, meoens Ben aroen
gi9iter China. Se forenes igien ben
zoe Ropember | Wanila, bporfra af-
gangen til Sue5faualen enonu life
er beitemt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Ct KiempeIofaIe.

Oct npe auoitorium, iom opfsres
/ Senoer, COLORADO, til 9rug for Den
0emofratiife RationaIfonoention, og
iom mn n9rmere iig i'm Suloisrelie,
oil bIi ct al @er0ens itsrite Soriam.
lingslof1ler. SieIse be Sfientlisbe.
Den forelagte 9lauer oil Der BIZ H..
52t fate SiooepIaoie. men peo On.
brineeIien Of Stole | Meeaemgan.
gene fan Saaeus Rumnleepne for.
eses til 1900. 0ette or betpoeIig
Here, END Der fan Itaffes SiooepIaoie
for | nosen anoen Iisnenoe 9pgning
Der | 2anoet - Here emo Der fan ifai.
ies S~iooepInoie for / GoIiieum / Obi.
easo, Wobiion Saliare @arSen | 9eiu
gorf eaer oei bersmte Momontem.
pei I Salt 2ofe Gin.
Ger err r~eierperet 3,f43 saoer for
gubIifumL oerai 700 poa @nlpet,
1898 l gaItonen % 544 | gaaeriet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
SoYcott.R risen.

Gen fineiiife 4rigserfl9ring moo
Sapan % iapaneiiife @nrer er i bisie
Gage unoertegnet al 100 Ieoenoe Sir.
maer meb grander / Songfong, Gan-
ton, Singapore, Sban9bai, slmerifa
% IuitaIien. 9e bar peS en- belig
60 forpliatet Jig til life at fisbe ia.
paneiiife garer at noget SIa9s, til
life at afceptere iapaneiiife @siu.
rancepolicer, til life at ienoe @enge
gienuem iapaneiiife Banter og til life
at befragte iapaneiiife Sartsier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
en- f~oreitaaenoc Ramp.

era 8innipeg meooeIes, at ben
fnnaoiife StilebabSbanes g~erfiteber
IufteSes 9sr6ags Gften % ifal for.
blipe Il,ffeSe, inotil arbeiSerne ganr
meS paa De npe 9etingelier, iom Gel.
ifabet M forlanger iitepetfor ben
eieniioiae Sperensfomit. iom ofTfltt.
te6es for ct aar iioen og uolsb ben
lite Mai.
9ette pil bos rimeIieois life op-
macs uoen aamp, % oct fnnife en-
eonife ~alporlig en-, ioet arbeioerne |
SeIifabets gertiteoer ira @aneouber
til Ct. Sobn bar orgauiieret Ell So.
oeration, Der aaereSe tGIer 10000
| oct notrpffelige Eie.
meb at befiampe bisie nge Setinsel-
fer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Stornren / Svoen.

Sfslge Be itotiittife Splpsninger,
iom er iamleoe ~peorerenbe Ieiultotet
at De Storme, iom forrige ltge biern,
iegte @%oIfitaterne blep ialt $50 Mfen.
neifer brpbt og 1900 mer eller min'
Ore aIuorlis ifaoeoe; mango Suiener
giorbeS biemIsie oa 46 9per lagoes
belt eQer belpis / Hliiner. gf Sor.
retrtiugsbpgninaer % 8eboeliesbuie
/ otSie 9per ieonebes ca. $500 meo
Sorben.
6slgenbe er Ell Sortegnelie ODER
Sc Of lllpffer biemisgte 9per:
2oliiiiana - 2licerne, &enmore,
9amoltrie, Gi6lano, amite, gsiie,
Eine, Single, 8ranflinton, Sberibau,
anarb, Gunice. Sotal, ~.
Misiisiippi - Giles, Bend, BUR.
pis, Gburdia, 2orman, SiGman,
Malton, 9arterpiae, Srnrton, Gum
Homer, Wobalat, Wtnaate, Golums
bus, @aas, SairdilOs Greet, Guit,
mans Gambling, Nc2aurir, WagoI.
lum, @infeIter, Iine Ribge. SotaI,
10.
Georgia - Columbus, GbipIep,
Sarris, ga Grange, Griffin, Re9o.
rougb, 2ocuit @rope, Geoartopn,
Gope Springs. Sotal, 8.
alabama Mbertpiae, Sigh
Iounb, Satton, 2eesburg, Settle.
ment, @lountspiae. SotaI 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
UYt JernfeIt.

ct npt o. ii0itratt SernfeIt ifaI
pare opoaset ca 100 nil peitenfor
Bort artbur, Can, Iangs Canadian
Rortbern.9 anen. ggnen bar De flo.
ite iaa Maaneoer beret beisst al en-
bel Serifare meb StiGrpere. 2es.
ilben CT Der opoaget ct umaaoeIigt
2eic at SENATE; bet op9ioes at bape
en- 2Gneoe al IL @iI os at bore 2
Mtil breot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Deroenstoetet.

greiioent 2ooiepeIt bar | @an.
bags sobfienOt ben al SIaabefom.
manooen uoarbeioeoe %~eiiepIan for
SlasifibsHdaoens So9t rrrnbt Ser.
ben, beri inSbefattet oens geieg
guitralien, China og Sapau.
SIaaSeu afgaar ifsIge benne 9Ion
fra San Srancisco ben zoe SliIi og
iatter fsrit aiirien til @onoIilu, bpor
Den anfommer oen t6oe os ffaI op.
boIoe fig ! ier Gage. Gerira fort
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
On ny G~erinesfur.

On Ell M acknowledgements for
Spring3potienter meooeleS fra 8dibs
inaton. Ger err nemIia bIepet Of.
ientliagiort CT Seaport til Slaa.
oens 8eneralfirurg fra WariueIpae
8rigbt oeorgrenoe HeiuItaterue al
De grperimcuter, Tom err onitiaebe
peo 5tdnocboipitalet | Sort 2pon,
Solo, meo gupenoelien al auitislp
ueO 9ehanblingcn for Iuberfnloie.
Sislge Happorten ifaI TeiuItaterne
bapc pGret iGroeleS gooe. % ct tort
gntoI Batienter itaI irtpilig baue
meIot iig til 9~ebanolina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Ct merfelist Gref.

3 SUM Maaneo iorrise aor Tom
en- une. Sannct 90 peIopIpit Gauife
til aenoiba, @isconiiu. San for.
taIte, at bet. for ban iorIoo Tan
mari, bar blet ipoaet BAN, at ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

Stor SattenSemGiieit bill iaar
blipe ferret / Chicago unoer set nor.
ife acknowledgements auipicier. %.
3. 8rpan % andre peItienOte RRno
tale. os Der oil bIiue umasen oGro
OF retie longe Seie for al Oeltase |
Soften. 9enne a~perteres pan et on.
oct Steo | bette Runter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Hoods S~arsapariIla
g,or DIN avpetit
Neune Saar

Or bet tipgsite Ssriet % ben beoite Soritriit.
hu fan taae. Yet er en- iuloitGRoig iitter.
rem o. vuGliseIia geesiciH, - brtller maen
~5Spranbrina par nsopenoig for al ppfpIoe
aovenN ON uioriaIlteOe åsmioler %
3eeiciner.
Sdmmeniat al DC melt u~euGIgte Sngrr-
oieuier for ReHsniaa o. S~tqrtsiHs al $40.
bet, for @ienppretieiie al ~sppetiteu %
irsmu,e iulo 6ore9eIie.
Getpp M sr ben sf Onblingsmioset ipm
en- aImiHoelis Saarmeeieia / 3uiinoer al
Diem. Jaa en- 5lalie ioda
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Sorbuosb
S~aloonerue faar Reiiepas | mango
Sprr ! Reiu England.
ssoreefter CT ''ter" Sp.

Zen itore grobi5itiousbslse bar
oeloa ifplIet ben ooer Reiu e~nglanos.
itaterne o. iat itore StrGfninger I'M.
Der 8aub. Com peb ale Crer.
%ipemmeIier bar oaina benne efterlaot
liz mertbare Spor, "aurettet iterre
eller minore eieuoomisifooe~, Tom oct
ponIiapiS beoer. "SiemisgeIien~
bar iaaleocs. 81. a., reiuIteret l. at
opcr 1000 Yfouo ST. fl igdnraftes
Gorshcs 30te IpriD blep "ltaaenoe
Ieoig paa Soroet", 90 at Sunoreoer
AZ SaIooner mantte luffe fine Gore
ior goot.
s Masinduietts bar oen lite Wai,
Iom Heiultot al 9ocaI Sption.gaI.
gene / Ter 9per og 36 Sotpns, 2t0
llOitiuutningSiteoer moottet Iuffe.
s 8ermoRt iiubes fun 81 9per OF
SopnS, hpor ser eiter 6eu lite Wai
or tiuoot at iPlge beruienoe 0riffe,
iammeHlianet meo 80 @per OF
GoiunS meo SoIoourettiabeoer for 5
Ior lioen, bu 9ocdI Option. Snitemet
troaotc iIteSet for Statsprobibition.
8 Rem Samplbire err life arene
Salooneruc. men euoog apotbeferne
bersuebe fine Observation-Disclosures.
mems NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Rbobe
SSlanh, huor Saloonen enbni / be.
0rruiet @raO ilorerer. bar reiulteret
l. at ben ioreilaaeoe Sorbuoslou er
ifpuet iaienrem 2egislaturens Re.
prGientautbus.
HaoifaleIt bar Reiultdterne al 60.
cal Sption.Galeene pCret | Masia.
huietts. bpor life alene De minore
8uer os Somns, men enoog tire al
StntenS Storbper AT gslgen err Isf.
tehe op "pan oct terre". glanot
oisie er Sdbrifbpeu Borceitcr meo
fine 10000 Snonaanere. Ten &C
Oct itsrite 9piomhuo Der | 2anoet,
muIigeus | belle geroen. bpor Sol.
Get al berliicuSc Tritfe err obiolut
forbuot. Ser blep 1913 lloifiqnf.
uiugsiteoer Iuffebe oen tite Rai,
0eri iu%0beiattet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (
II Soteler.
% ooian &c iIeite al DC omlia.
geuOe Ioruus bar ueopoteret SaToo.
nen, bar "dIomsoclGaaeIieu | belle
bette 0titritt opret total.
Zen nrititsrite al SiSic for 6rem.
tioeu ~ialoonlgie Observation-Disclosures er
2pnu Iiseleoes en- ltor Gabrifbp,
Ger meO itor Iaioritct erfI9reoe
fla / 6aosr al 5otalaibolo tiltroos
for. at SaIoonrettigbeoerue bar let.
tet goreernes StattebprOer meo
500, 500 ON garet.
Stoiabrifbpcn Saperbia bar og.
iaa iaar ifliot Solooren for Slug,
iaa 2oiurenee. 9Ioueeiter % NiboIe.
ton err De eneite gienituaenoe Saloon.
bper i gSier GouHtp. 5 9etrngtning
al oct LAB al $4,000, iom gnens
piI bIi pdafsrt oe0 CpbGneI.
len al Observation-Disclosures bar
gorgermclter on0rdget
2egisIaturen ON gfDnoigbeo til at
Sfatteprocenten me0 SO pr.
Salt oigaoes Der oeo gaIgene I
Statcn en- Iaioritet al is,0S5
/ 5apsr al 8robibitiou;
bdooe Roopartcu ~SiceuIe".
Solicit - 6,722 Steumers Roiori.
iaa SotaIiiterne ianr aItioa /
girfelisbeSer bar ounoet 2I.s07
: tprutrer
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19

William Howard Taft was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. l5 1857; grad uated In 1874 from Woodward high school. from Yale Tn 1878, and from Cincinnati law college in 1880, and was admitted that year to che bar. He was appointed assistant prosecuting attorney. 1881; resigned in lSS2to be- come collector of internal revenue, first district of Ohio, under President Arthur. Resigned in 1883 to enter the practice of law; in 1887 was appointed by Governor Foraker judge of the su- perior court of Cincinnati. Resigned 1890 to become solicitor general of the United States by appointment of Pres ident Harrison. Resigned 1892 to become U. S. circuit judge of the 9th judicial district. In 1898 became professor and  dean of law department of University of Cincinnati; resigned in 1900 to be- come by appointment of President Me- Klnley, president Of the U, S. Philip pine commission. In 1901, by appoint meut of President Mckinley, he be- came the first civil governor of the Philippines. He was appointed sec retary Of war by President Roosevelt, February lst, l9O4--will be elected president of the United States Nov. 8, 1908, aud will be inaugurated March 4th, 1909.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19

a few days ago, demanded the vice. presidency, and she has evidently been insistens about 1t and so secured what she wanted, The nomination may bo Q good one from both standpoints --Ot politics aud of men. The man may be a good one though unknown, and being from the pOpulous state of New York may serve to make it unanimous.
 James schoolcraft Sherman was born in Utica, New York, October 24, 1855, received an academical and collegiate education; was admitted to the bar in 1880, and Is a practicing lawyer. He has been mayor of Utica (lSSD, cbair- man of the New York state republican convention, 1895 and 1900, was chair man of the national congressional com mlttee In 1906, and he was elected to the 5Oth congress and has held the office until the present time with the exception of one term. He resides in Utica.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19
HORRIHG IN THE NORTHWEST
By Arthur Strlnge.

 Gray countries and grim empires pass
 away And all the pOmp and glory of cItied
 towns Goes down to dust; and youth itself
 shall age. But, oh, the splendor of this autumn
 dawn, This passes not away This dew-drench.
 edrange, This infinite great width of space, This cool, keen wind that blows like
 Gods own breath On liie's once drOwsy coal, and thrills
 the blood, This breeding sea of sun.wnshed SOli-
 tude, Tois vlrginal vast dome of open air These, these eldure, and greater are
 than grief Still there is strength; and life, oh, life
 is good! suu the horizon calls, the morrow
 lures; stnl hearts adventurous seek outward
 trails; Still, still life holds it's hope For there is air and Gods good green
 ness spread Here youth audacious fronts the com.
 ing day Here are no huddled cities old in sin, Where teom reptiliOus mirth and gold
 en ease And age on youth 80 internationally
 lies Here life takes on glory and a
 strength or things still primal, and goes plung-
 ing on! And what care we for tIme.encrusted
 tombs? What care we here for ceaSlesS drip Oitears in countries old in tragedy? What care we here for all eartn's
 outworn, The dream outlived, the hope to ashes
 turned h that old East SO dark with rain and
 doubt? Here life swings glad and free and rude
 and youth Shall drink 1t to the full and go cOn-
 tent!
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19
HURRAH FUR TAFT

It was Taft on the first ballot at the convention yesterday aud twill be Taft on the first and only ballot In Novem- Der. And that will be an excellent thing tor the United States of America and more especially an excellent thing for the district of Alaska.
 It will be remembered that Mir. Taft couple of weeks ago when the repub- licap platform was under consideration by the leaders at Washington, made a special demand Of the men at work on lt that the Roosevelt policies which he knew he would be expected by the country to carry to a conclusion, since Mr. Roosevelt would not allow himself to be nominated, be definitely stated and defoed in the platform. This was done, a4d Mr-Taft has been nominated on that platform and will be elected president upon it. He will, better than any other man ID the country, carry forward the work begun by the presi- dent together with what he will himself iuaugura,e. Thus much for the country at large,
 Mr. Roosevelt, though q resident of New York, is man of the west. He has shown this in many ways but none more so than bis advocacy of a western man to be his successor and for the place Of second in command.
 Mr. Taft has had more to do with the outlying possessions Of Uncle Sam than than any of his statesmen and has grown iu his sympathy with them until he understands their needs and temper as does no other mao in the whole couutry. To this sympathy and to bis efforts is due more than any other agency the support given to the road commission, the development of the telegraph system, the installation of wireless and other work of the war de- partmen,. Tnat this man, therefore, who is pecularily our friend should occupy the office of president, where the labor that yesterday required the best strength of his strong right arm may now be accomplished by nod, is matter upon which Alaska particu- larly-in common with all the broad laud 5r. A.'sI<e Particularly-may well cougrat. ,.r isse.L For of course h!s election { es without saying Hurrah! therefore, HURRAH FOR arr!
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19
sIOO Reward sIOO

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all It's stages, and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires con- stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in do- tug it's work. The prcprietors have SO much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address FL. CHENEY & Co.,, Tole- do, Ohio.
 Sold by Druggisty, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19
\ aa-aMaahANANNhANNA a-a M

D \rOr all the world Is beautiful, Y a 1zN not all of life Is good. The . 9 true artist has no right to chose q ss only the lovely SD. ts, and make us q D think that this Is life. .. Be . a must paint and write and work ' 8 apd think until the world shall . sa learu 50 much, and grow so . $ good, that the true will be all D n beautiful and all the real be a
 A ideal. Darrow. D a 8 a a a a a & a @N@a 70
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19

Salesman, does presidential year in- terfere with your business? Then sell our Campaign novelty; it's a good Sel, Ter now. Pittsburg Stamp & Stencil Works, 3O6 Wood St., Pittsburg, Pa. Il
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19
FOR YIGE.PRESIDENT

The ucws from Chicago with regard to the second place nomination is not so inspiring. New York, said the wire of
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-19
A PERFECT JUNE DAY

The result of the observation taken st Moore wharf at midnight, June IS 1908, is as follows Temperature time observat'n..54 above Max. temp. preceding 24 4hours..76 above Min ,.47 above Mean |" ..56 above
 Barometer 29.SS
 Fair, calm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-10
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Court Refuses to Separate Judge
Gordon From His Clerk.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-10
SCHOOL REPORT
FOR LAST QUARTER
STATEMENT OF EXPENSES FOR
CAUSE OF EDUCATION TO BE
MADE COUNTY COURT.

County Superintendent John P. Ora
ham has prepared his report for the
quarter ending June 80 for submission
to the County Court on Monday The
report shows that the total expenses
of the schools for the past three
months were 81, 58745 of which S5,730
was used to pay the salaries of the
teachers For new buildings and sites
there was expended $5,34175, the prin.
cipal item of this being $4,000 for the
purchase of the school building at Mt
Pleasant. Fuel cost $191.37 and all
other expenses were $154.33. The
County Board of Education's expenses
wer $50 and only $50 was spent on fur
niture and fixtures.
The following were the balances to
the credit of the various districts on
June 80 last:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-10
LIGHTNING RINGS
BIG CHURCH BELL

REHOBOTH, Del, July 5.-Light-
ming today played strange prank
when it struck the steeple of All
Saints Protestant Episcopal church.
The storm was at its height when
suddenly the big bell in the steeple
began to ring.
1t was found that the lightning had
struck the steeple, ringing the bell
and finally tearing nearly all the
shingles off the side. The structure
did not catch fire and the bell was not
damaged.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-10

AT the afternoon session of the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-10
BLocKADED
Every Household in Columbia Should
Know How to Resist II.

The back aches because the kidneys
are blockaded.
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.
Lots of proof that Doan's Kidney
Pills do this.
It's the best proof, for 1t is true.
George V. Haffner, living on Clay
burn Ave, Franklin Tenn, says My
son used Doan's Kidney Pills several
years ago and was cured of a bad
case OF kidney complaint by them.
His back was lame and weak and
panied him very badly. The kidney
secretions We're irregular in action and
contained a sediment. Doans Kidney
Pills cured he aches and pains,
strengthened his back and made the
kidney action normal. My son gives
Doan's Kidney Pills great praise in
return for what they have done for
him."
Plenty more proof like this from
Columbia people Call at Adams e
Martins drug store and ask what Gus
toners report.
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents.-FOSTER.MlLBURN CO, Buf.
falc, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S--and
take no other.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-10

fnr nominated by members of me
committee and approved b the en-
ts-e committee and every candidate
SHAH have the righ1 70 have watcher
an he polling places 10 witness the
coming and casting 81 the ballots
Re -N q fsrther. That no supple
mental registration shall De ueces-
sary for said primsry for the reason
thst the books VIII be- open twenty
DAYS before the regular August cleo
tien. which win AFFORD every Demo
crat an opportunity % register and
VIII 3 a strict compliance with the
law
Resolved further that when the
votes At the several boxes shan b.
counted the returns. that is poll book.
tally sheet and ballots shall b. trans
mitted 70 the Chairman Of the pri-
mary committee at Columbia 50 as 70
reach him not later than 8 O'Clock a.
m. the Saturday following the cleo
ton and from such returns It shall be
his duty to prepare a temporary roll
Of the convention, which roll shall
govern said convention until other
wise changed BY the action OF the con
vention.
Resolved further That for the pur-
pose Of carrying into effect these res
buttons, providing the ballots and
making such other regulations as may
De necessary a Primary Committee,
10 be composed Of the Chairman and
Secretary Of this Committee and three
,ther well-lnown Democrats who need
lot be members Of the Committee TO
,e elected by this committee upon
he adoption Of this resolution, is
hereby created. The members Of said I
Committee shall take an
,ath TO well and truly perform their
luties before entering upon the dis
barge of the same.
The resolutions were then unan- ,
mously adopted
James Gregory, G. w. McKennon
nd Jesse Tomlinson We're elected )
Members of the Primary Committee.
The Committee then adjourned TO
acct Saturday July %, at II O'Clock .
M +
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-10
The Worlds Best Climate

is not entirely free from disease, on
the high elevations fevers prevail,
while on the lower levels malaria is
encountered to a greater or less ex-
tent, according to altitude. To over
come climate affections 1assitude
malaria, jaudice, biliousness, fever
and ague, and general debility, the
most effective remedy is Electric Bit
tiers, the great Alternative and blood
purifier; the antidote for every form
of bodily weakness, nervousness, and
insomnia. Sold under guarantee at
GEO. S. ALCORN'S drug store, Price
SOC.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-10
MAURY DELEGATES
TO MEET TUESDAY

There will be meeting of the
Maury county delegation to the Demo
cratic convention at Nashville next
Tuesday held at the Tulane Hotel on
Tuesday morning at 1890 o'clock.
This meeting will be held for the pur-
pose Of organization and every dele
gate from the county is urged to be
present at the hour appointed.