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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
UNEARTH ILLEGAL TRAFFIC
OF STOLEN POSTAGE STAMPS

WA-IlINGTON. Jan 2s ILLEGAL
trafhching the country over 900 stolen
postage stamps aEgrcrafing several
millions ~ dollars annually. has Just
been disclosed by postoflcc inspectors
whose Investigations we're reuOrfed 20.
day. 10 Postmaster General Hitch.
cock They Involved socalied STAMP
brokers and confidential employees Of
large business concerns throughout
The United states
Through confessions secured hv the
inspectors from some 81 tho brokers
whose operations were Investigated
% was learned that stamps ~ an
classes and demon nations stolen bv
burglars from posfoffcc. and embez-
yled bv employees from great business
houses and manufacturing establish
ments we're purchased and resoid by
The brokers az prices far below their
face value
The postal laws make 90 a. crime
punishable ~ Imprisonment 20 sell
any stamp issued bv the government
Tor less than ifs face value Invest
tions disclosed tho facf that IN addi-
ton to selling tho stamps for loss
than q price they could have been
purchased for nom the government.
Tho hrnkers knew thar tho stamps
woro stolen when fhcv purchased
them. INQUIRIES showed thar brokers.
in some instances. entered into con.
sviracr With employees of business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

lion 10 % law forcing tho publicity ~
bank assets 'f tho public thought
10 desirable buf hr WIS opposed "a
any Hw that would fore" banks 70
make public lists Of tho sfockhoiders
.Dp sou bciioyc three or four or
half % dozen men should br allowed fo
rrpnopoiilo any Industry 20 long ns
Tho, do NOT operate through q holding
company
70 don't know how you could pro-
vent DO. f they bad tho financial hack
Ing and tio ability tp Do if.- assert n
VIZ uavieipr . have no objection fl
f n Do ua wrong t could NOT live
] pol" n0 r,st tr. for law 10 prevent
d. % would 's' of t-cif in me max
ing
Aro fDu oppo rd to trusts a4krd
Nr lntrrmyor - frp moment. later
would NOT say that J was wholly
in favor ~ thom in Tho making but 7
'as mot opposed 20 them after thot
wore made think they we're n
rr"a' bio sing 10 tho country
Nr Dawson further said that ~
Thought ~ vas "unfortunafc for fbe
pcDrIn of fhe entire world that tho
courts inf"rforod with the trusts .ts
~ have done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
CIRCLE GLOBE
In AUTOMOBILE,
Mother and Son Complete Trip
Around World IN Automobile
Wore Out III Sets Of Tires.

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-Forty thou
sand miles BY automobile. trip
through thirty three countries. and
around the globe. ended here today
when Mrs Vim. 4. Hall and her son.
Melvin Hall. stepred fneir car into
us troadRay garage Their trip is
Sald Ia b" the first OF IT, Kind accom-
pushed by amateur drivers They
wore ont III tires and burned = OOu
gallons of gasoline. but suffered no
serious mishaps
The Halls. with their four cylinder
phdctpn type car. sailed from New
York June 10. 1911. Originally they
had no thought Of encircling the world
They mOiOred through England and
Wales and then through every couu-
try IN Europe From Naples their
automobile WAS shipped 10 Bombay
and they spent several weeks driving
through india They wore out dozens
Of tires on the roads Of Clylo Sumafro
Java. and the Malay peninsula They
motored up through Cochin. China
and the southern Chinese cmuire Ia
Hong Kong then through Japan and
the PHILIPPINES
landing In San Francisco the mo.
florists travelled through Nnrfhor
Mexico and thcn came home by way
of M" Santa Fe trail and through
Denver 81 Louis. Pittsburgh and
Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
CONCENTRATION OF MONEY IS
DEFENDED BY GOTHAM POLICE

WASiifIGTON. - e.. IAN %
That rho present concentration n
financial rr-ourcrs 900 NoN YORK is
u'hfirnt 20 care fp. iIe business and
rommerc" Of tho country" vac tho
rfaf'mrrf Of Henry T. DAWSON. ~ g.
y Morgan A. 20. on the stand before
.fo HOIsn r0u"y trust committee .s.
1fs Tn" question of further conc"u.
'rffi0n Mr DAWSON asserted. depend
.f entirely upon Tho Development of
Hf bu Iuras end commerce ~ thn
.NInfrf Nr DAWSON eonf on rrrpr.I
bel favorIng combination and control
t irdu trisz under govcrnmouf roRu
'a'nr. aH opposed % free unreetriet
s1 competition
-Hwurl rfcrruyrr. counsel for fha
committee. md The witness engaged
in -pirIf"d rl' 0n Tho questipu s,
'ho conduct ~ banking affairs in Eu
r0pran countries Mr. tnfcrmfer in
Sisted that England. France and Ger
many prevent control ~ bank
through interlos king directorate
Talk about concentrafion. uhy go
haven't even started in this couufrt.
o. compared with rho European ns
tons wa Mr Daueons rnpiv rp
a.. statomrnf
ar Dawson said hc sav no objcc.
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houses 10 buy az prices agreed upon
al the stamps the clerks could sfeal
from their employers
The FIRST ~ series of indictments
resulting from the investigations was
handed down -ealed iu NcV York city
Yesterday The men indicted we're
Richard Frederlcks Irving f"lzEy'D
Seville and John Frank District AZ
torney Whitman has Informed sis
pnstoihce depari mcut that other IN
ments will follow
stamp frauds against the govern
meut and various business concerns
aEErcgating hundred Of thousands OF
dollars annually have been unearthed
in New York city alone. while Illegal
irahckiug IN stamp IN Boston. Pull
adeiphla. Baltimore. Pittsburgh Cht-
caFo. indianapolis. 81 louis. Mime
apohs. Cincinnati. New Orleans. Kan
sas city. Denver. san Francisco. Seat
ile. Portland. Ore and many other
cities has reached large proportions
In New YORK approximately twenty
spcaled brokers make = business %
purchasinc postage stamps 40 n dis
count ranging from nftv cents 70
NINETY cents on q dollar and selling
them tO merchants az prices ranging
from ~ cents Co 90 cents on dollar.
The stamps. ~ is said are Obtained
largely from Office bows aud coufdcn-
tial empiuycs. Who cmhcxzlc them
- thcIr EMPLOYERS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
DEATH REAPS
WHEN
STORE BURNS
GAL A EVENT
FOR WHEELING
Beard Of Trade Members Attend
Meeting OF Comnrission-Wilson
to Be Invited Here,

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencsr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. "a
The meeting OF the Semi Centennial
commission with the wheeling
board Of trade committee was sue
ces$ful with regard 10 an understand =
ing between the two bodies. and the
Wheeling end Of the celebration will
now go forward without any conf ct.
There was an exceptionally large at
tendance o: the members Of the COM
mission. with the venerable and en-
thusiastic chairman. the Hon. Henry
@. Davis presiding. Iians were out
laid and worl drtrituted among the
various committees and there is no
doubt but what the celebration will
he the greatest the state has ever
witnessed.
II was developed during the meet
ing that the interest In the celebra-
ton was growing Throughout the state.
encouraging To the commission. IL
was decided that the prizes for poem
ana Song will be open TO state
wide competition are that the terms
VIZ shortly he announced through
the press OF the state.
Fhe commission appointed a com
mittee on invitation and entertain
inent o. the governor OF the state
the maNor Of Wheeling and Messrs
Henry W. Davis. Stuart r. Reed and
Frank +. Meats 20 invite Preside nj =
elect Woodrow Wilson to he present
on June 20. the states birthday. 10
he the orator Of the day
Ihe members Of the commission
7. Reed. ". W. Peterson. Amos Bright.
Edward Thornburg. John w. Mason.
Thomas +. Hodges. Hugh /. Shott and
John F. Day.
The wheeling delegation consisted
of Mayor Kirk. George ". Lutz. Geo
-. NaRle. &. ~. Watkins and r H.
NaNIo rcprcsen'ins tie Wheeling
board of trade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
FIRE CAUSES WOMAN
TO BECOME INfANE
Native Of WaverIy Becomes Insane
Wnen She witnesses Her Town
At Mercy OF Flames.

special Dispatch To the IntelIgencor
PARKERSBUR RG. W Va. Jan. 23-
The sight Of the town of Wayerly.
near which she lived. burning down
last week so preyed upon the mind OF
Mrs Charles r Zoller. wife Of a Jus
tice ot the peace and prominent cit
izen there. that she became mentally
unbalanced this afternoon She was
adJudged insane in a local court and
ordered taken 10 the Spencer asylum.
AFTER Witnessing the Waverly confa-
grafton Mrs. ZOlier became imbued
with mania for starting fires. and
on Wednesday. tried on two occasions
To set fire 10 her own home. this re-
sulting IN her family having her ar.
rested on lunacy charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
GREASERS FIRE
ON U. S. TROOPS
Rebels Reported To Have Fired On
The Thirteenth Cavalry Patriot
ling the Border.

III PASO. Tex. Jan 30 Telephone
reports latc ihis afternoon stated that
Mexican rebels today fired on -nifed
states troopers Of the 18Th cavairt.
pafrOllinR fhn border near Favens.
Texas Raiding of ranches by rebels
in Tho same vicinity today resulted In
hght with American ranchmpn who
drove The raiders over tho line. wound
INK ON ~ them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
TOMBSTONE MEN TO BOOST
THE HIGH COST OF DYING.

PHlsAT ELFHIA. Jan. 23-
The cost o. dying aud being bur.
led Is going up. The tomstone
makers In convention here today
are discussing the advisabiiity Of
putting up the prices for tObm
stones. Grave-diggers in all the
cemeteries In this part Of the
state are planning 10 organize a
union 50 that they can demand
an increase In pay
Members OF the State Retail
monuments association heard an
address by John " McHugh Of
thicago on the question Of rails
ing the cost Of fOmbsfones He
SAID the price Of monuments are
iar below the amount warranted
oy the work expended on them
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English Franchise Bill.

LONDON. Jan. 23.-The govern
ment won the preliminary skirmish
on the franchise bill in the House of
Commons tonight The amendment
proposed by Andrew Bonar Law. the
opposition leader. To reject the Pre-
miers time limitations In the debate
was defeated By vote OF 259 90 1871.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
TINE wEArHER


WARRINGTON. Jan. 23.-rorecasts
West Virginia-Coider and generaiiv
fair Friday Saturday fair
ohio and western Peunsyivania-rair
colder Tridsy; Saturday fair. uodsrate
vest winds becoming vauasio 8aturdav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
COREY TELLS
ABOUT POOLS
IestifIes Of the Understanding 70
Maintain Prices When Reached
at Gary Dinners.

NEW NpRk.Jan. ca William Ellis
Corey. former presid' Of the United
states steel corporation. again a
witness to-day In tn" hearings Of the
government suit 90 cissolve the cor
poration under the sherman anti
trust law. gave further testimony in
surr"t ~ the government that the cor
p"rdiion is a mrnopolistic combina-
tion.
lI" testified that "lnderstandincs.
tp maintain Prices were reached at
~" famous "tiary dinners given in
N'w YORK hy Judg. F.lhert ~ Gaav.
chairman 80 IN, corporation. a. which
e. lag" majority of the steel manufac-
iI''s "i 90" '"untr. We're represent
"a.
lic gaN" Z. stimouv tho FIRST addur-
30 from any witness in the suit. ~ IS
siid. as q" ID" existence 81 an inter
national arm0r plate pool in which
the lutt'p states steel corporation
mad participated tlc confirms in
f'~t the cNt~fgu,. Of tho plate and
structural p",I' AMI declared that
jude Gary lHd hal knuwl.dr. 81 II.
ti" declared that b. himself had
riN'u erG'r- tur th, closing down ~
'.t@f FURNACES OF fh" corporation for
~" rfp'-" ~ maintaining the price
OF riE iron. ii' saniI steel rails sold
HUtr n" fpf'ilu consumers than To-
d' fn'-ti' and h. furnished testirnunv
iuf'u led q" prove that the Tennessee
'"a. and Iron 'oniTfn1 was com
r'tit'r ~ The Steel corporation in tho
f"tI market Urinr fp the acquisition
Do. fhs sofpprIffnn.
VIZ. COREY. who t'signed as prcsI-
d'rf "f th" rorp' ration iu 1910. made
~ plainly evident Boo his testImout
inHi n. hIt 'u mta. RESPECTS riasrd
wi'h IUdl" t;tft ruI the members az
'h' finance tuwmitt.. tn matters az
r'I'f VI" declared that he had
never favored tho lease ~ thc IIui.
"r" lnn"e Hf fh' roff oration in 1907
which was uIrrrHtsI bt tho rorpors
'I'u almost "-in.id.utfv with th.
firL uf fh" prs..nf ar|f
w" paid "ouiin fhr prir,. tho ores
w'r" worth h' eHid adGinr that the
hufu"r .nnmitf.n bad oterrtiied him
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fANFiELp. o. Jan 23 Two pco
pc were burned to death. two we're o.
tails burned and ouc suffered severe
Injuries in a farm house nre two miles
from hero early today The dead are
Curtis Shffrr. 81. and his daughter
Efo. 70 Mrs Shafcr. 30. and another
daughter. Evclyn - are believed 10
hc fatally injured 3 son. William 10.
Vas painfully hurt but Will recover
The boy is able Co tain. but cannot OK
plain tn" cause ~ tho frc He vss
awakened hy tho uamcs and barely
succc"dcd Boo cnccting his ESCAPE.
Physicians -Ht fhc rirl EvcIyn has
practically uo chance of recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
WITHDRAWAL OF
FRENCH BREAKS
THE DEADLOCK
OHIO LOBBY
BILL A | AW
Signed BY Governor Cox During Day.
interesting SioeiishtS on the
Ohio Legislature.
rntsIigene.r Bureau.
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. a..

Uniform text books for rural and
village schools and high schools of
the third class are provided in a bill
introduced today by Senator Hudson.
The measure would provide for "A
comm: sion OF three TO act with the
state superintendent OF instruction
and they would be permitted to regu-
late prices
Senator Green. of Cochocton county
introduced a bill today providing for
state mine rescue car Governor
Cox signed the ant!-lobby bill this af.
ternoon and il becomes a law at mid
night.
The investigation Of the national
guard as 20 its heavy operating ex-
penses will 20 back six years il the.
amendment TO the Gregory senate,
bill as adopted by the house today
is accepted by the senate Mayors
and other city officials in session here
today proposed three forms of char
iers 70 the Legislature One is for
the commission form. based on the
)es Moines plan. one for federal
Iorm ot government and one for a
general manager system
public meeting will he held next
Hiond1' nrht on the hIll of Senator
compulsory contribution by eriplovet :
I" the state liability insurance fund
IHlPIoyerS ana emploNeS and insurance
men VIII he heard. there Is much op-
position to the measure.
Representative Doster. of CuVahoga
county. would reuuir. .mpIoV men,
ag ncies Q" mark the word strike" or
Iabor trouble on orders for employ
ment. II there are such conditions
Single tax for cities loomed large a, ,
the meeting of the municipal league Ia : I
nieh' when Repres sentative Potting of
Akron. discussed his proposal which 4 :
Continued on Page Eighty
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foLTNNt - Ian f. thlr.r.
carter rtI'f of unIt'r. Vav nu. of
fh'.r converted b} Billy SUNDAY tu
nIrhf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
AMERICA WILL NOT DISCRIMINATE
AGAINST FOREIGN MERCHANT SHIPS
SECRETARY KNOX REPLIES
TO THE BRITISH PROTEST.
Domestic COastwise Trade Will
Not BE Permitted to Extend
to Competitive Field.

WASHINGTON. jan. .3.-Seere.
tary knos's reply TO the British pro-
test against the exemption Of Ameri-
can eoastwise shipping from Panama
canal tolls. sssures the British gov
eminent that domestic eosstwise
trade will not be permitted 20 extend
operation into competitive fields and
that Increased tolls will rot be laid on
foreign shipping. 10 balance the re-
mission 20 American ships. " Great
Britain IS not satisfied on these points
America proposes special commits
sion % adjustment
The communication IS devoted to
the purpose Of reducing 20 the small
est point and number the issues upon
which the two governments failed 20
agree. and as these-only two-it is
eontended that they are entirely sus-
eeptible Of adjustment by diplomatic
means. and without recourse 20 srbi.
tration.
Tribunal Board.
if This course should nor prove ac.
coptahle fo the British government.
u o. suggested that the whole con
troverSy be- referred 20 % special com.
mission of inquiry provision for
which va- made iu fhr unrafifed
Knox Bryce general arbitration
treaty That convention WAS ap.
proved hy thc senate. with IN amend.
mcut which curiailcd the power Of
Tho special commission OF inquiry fo
make Investigation and rcporr and ro.
fused 10 permit fho cummis sion 10
bind either country fp tours. nf ar
hrr1fion boz ifs hndinr- Because ~
This amendment. President Taft has
so far declined 10 con4umm1fc the
treaty ~ exchanging ratification with
ttr British government
To meet the needs az fhf- present
issue Secretary Knox now offers fo
.It" lfD fo tho frenfy hr 900 imme.
dat" exchange of Publications. Rhich
would insure fhr existence OF 10 rnn.
oral arbitration treaty between
America and Crcaf Britain lffrr tho
lapse of rho ll.y rauucrfofr treaty.
Juno urVf 81 an alternative. tho
secretary ia willing fh1i commits.
SION hr created for tho SPECIAL plr.
pose of ascorfaininr OBJ" frr's in rc.
Gard fp Tho cnrrf upon British -hlp.
ping OF th" Panama canal TOLLS acf
and Tho President proclamation nx
.rV fHs TOLLS
Premature Objection.
Much ~ Tho frfrrf frt 81 urruwrnfe
tcsfs upon his contention that Sir
Edward Grcy's protest. hoiur made in
advance Of fhc issue az fhr Trraf
dents proclamation fixing rho TOLLS is
entirely iuappncahir fu tho crnfrn.
tcrsv in ifa present state. and shat.
90. matter of fact. fho Urireh con
rufion POSTS upon apprehension of
Things shat may happen Boo tho future
to fhr injury of British shipping
which. in 600 PROBABILITY. never will
occur
Secretary Knox hrr'ne hts nofc.
fCoutlnued on Seventh Pa~eA
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MAZIM PASHA
ASSASSMATED:
YOUNG TURKS
WILL FIGHT
War in the Far East viii Continue
to the Death With Young
Turks in Power.
Ottoman Government Overthrow by
Young Turks-cabinet Ten
ders Resignation.

coNSTANTiNOPlE. JAN. 23.-
NAZlM PASHA. THE FORMER WAR
MINISTER AND COMMANDER OF
THE TURKISH ARMY, WAS SHOT
DEAD DURING DEMONSTRATION
HERE TONIGHT.
Enver sey and TaaIat Bey had oiv.
en- explicit orders that no blood should
be shed. But Maxim Pasha's aide de
camp tired from a window of the
porte at enVer Bey and his eompan-
ion' and they returned the fire.
Their bullets killed Nazim Pasha
himself.
In spite of this tragedy ther. was
no disturbance of order elsewhere.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. "a
crisis in Turkish affairs came TODAY
with dramatic suddenness. The
grand vizer. Kiamil Pasha. and the
ottoman cabinet resigned. and Nah
mound Shefket Pasha. formerly min
lister OF war and commander Of the
constitutional army. which enthroned
Mohmed V. as sultan. was appointed
grand vizer.
Yesterday the grand council. rep
resentlng the intellect and wealth OF
the nation, pronounced in favor of
fN"N' oAhhOSt at any price. O-Qdy
vast crowd. drawn from all classes
OF the proletarist. declared for war
rather than peace without Adrianople.
And because the crowd was backed
by general public opinion the govern
ment surrenderers and relinquished
office. making way for the same men
whom the popular movement brought
TO the top after the revolutions of
1905 and 1909.
Cabinet Retires.
The council OF ministers met short
ly before noon to give final shape to
the note accepting the proposals Of
the powers. About 3 O'Clock people
from all quarters began to gather in
front OF the gate to the grand vizier-
ate. Enver Bey one OF the leaders
OF the young Turks. who was identi-
ned with the campaign in Tripoli. and
Made Bey. prominent Uuionist. ar
rived about this time and were
deputed 10 inform the cabinet that
II must retire.
Enver Bey soon issued from the
vizierate and announced thar he held
the resignation Of Kiamil Pasha.
which he was taxing 10 the palace
This was greeted with tremendous
cheering. which was franfiCally renew
ed on hour and q half later when he
returned with an trade appointing
MahmOud Shefkpt Pasha grand vizier.
While awaiting the return OF In
yer Bey. the enthusiasm at the crow q
was kept az y fever pitch by addresses
and the waving of banners. After a
(Continued on PAGE renl
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Representative Doster. of Cuyahoga
county. would require employ ment
az ncieS 70 mark the word strike" or
labor trouble on orders FOR employ
ment II there are such conditions
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coNSTANTiNOPlE, JAN. 23.-
NAZlM PASHA. THE FORMER WAR
MINISTER AND COMMANDER OF
THE TURKISH ARMY. WAS SHOT
DEAD DURING DEMONSTRATION
HERE TONIGHT
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Single tax for cities loomed large q,
fhe meeting Of the municipal League. Ia : I
nigh' when Representative Potting of
Akron. discussed his proposal which :
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Continued on Page Eighty
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12
wilma sale Vol

FRED c. sHEAsRY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12

Mrs. S. S. s., Van Buren, St., King.
ston, N. Y (full name furnished on
application had such decided benefit
from using Foley's Honey & Tar Com
pound that she shares her good fortune
with others. She writes: "Foley's
Honey & Tar Compound brought my
voice back to me during a severe case
of bronchitis and laryngitis. Oh, how
many people have recommendedit to. /"
o. E. Davis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12
Comfort Your Stomach
We pay for thi. treatment if &c
fails to promptly relieve Indiges-
ton and Dyspepsia. sss,aas u nmav

j.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles because they con-
tain the proper proportion Of Pepsin
and Bismuth and the necessary car
minatives that help nature 10 supply
the elements the absence Of which
in the gastric juices causes indiges-
ton and dyspepsia. They aid the
stomach to digest food and to quickly
convert it into rich red blood and
material necessary for overcoming
natural Cody was te.
Garry q package OF Rexali Dys-
pepsia Tab cts in your vest pocket.
or keep th,m in your room. Take
one after ea ch heavy meal and prove
our assertio. that they will keep indi-
gestion from botherihg you.
We know what Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they win do.
We guarantee them to relieve indi-T
gestion and dyspepsia, or to refund
your money, il they fail TO do so.
Doesn't it stand to reason that we
wouldn't assume this money risk were
we not certain Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets will satisfy your Three sizes:
25 cents. so cents. apd $l.00.
You can buy Rexali + = spepsia Tablet,
Ia this community only At our store:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12

When Burton Holmes recently gave
his celebrated travelogue on Panama"
at Orchestra Hall. Chicago, he was ser
iously interrupted by continual cough
ing of the audience No one annoys
willingly and if people with coughs,
colds, hoarseness and tickling in throat
would use Foley's Honey & Tar Com
pound, they could quickly cure their
coughs and colds and avoid this annoy
ance. o T. Davis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12
MONgY ToIOAN

On farm property. Funds always on
hand, no delay. Interest reasonable.
| also buy mortgages. Address. or call
on w. J. Hickisch. $40 Pearl street. La
Crosse, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12

any part Of the county on short notice.
having had twenty years experience
can render right service. Give me g
triaL r NJ. McAULEY. Niroaua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-02-12
A. ]. JOHNSON
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