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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18

Washington, Feb. 13.-upon request
of the maritime nations of the world
the United States started a patrol OF
the North Atlantic ocean for the pro.
lection of lives at sea. President Will
son ordered the cutter Seneca out.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18
A Sign of PROGRESS.

do you think people are really ma.
king any progress? That we actualIs
gain in knowledge and worthiness?"
Certainly. Why, hardly any wom-
81 bleaches her hair now"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18
Reverldne Homo Sod bal La sal

indianapolis. Feb. 12-Among 1900
pieces Of indianapolis property sold
by County Treasurer Van Hake to Sc
cure delinquent taxes was the Wash.
ington boulevard home OF former Sen.
ator Albert j. Beveridge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18
poctor So. % onlt PulpIt.

Mount Vernon y. r., Feb, 12.-Rev.
Dr. C. T Brady author and lecturer,
has offered his resignation as rector
of the Church II the Ascension, a
fashionable Episcopal parish. because
he can't get along en- his salary,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18
There,s = Reasnn

He seems to be able to dress Nigh
" WELL
Yes. He travels aad has an ex-
pense account"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18
A Queer Custom

In certain part of Africa men ear
their wives. Here a man hardly ever
considers q lady good enough to eat
after he marTies her.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18
Il Seems STRANGE.

One sometimes wonders why It is
that the first words Of some peoples
babies do not happen to be: Get the
COIN
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18
a Sure sian

When man writes book about
the skeleton in his closet it is a sign
that the foolhller Is loahng on his
Job.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18

A woman may suffer In silence, bus
the probs bilities are that aha won't
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-02-18
SCHMIDT TO GO TO CHAIR

Murderer Of Anna AumuIler Must Die
Week of March %.
New York. Feb, iS.-Hans Schmidt
was sentenced TO die in the electric
chair during "a week beginning
March IS for I've murder of Anna Au-
muller. Schmidt was found guilty of
murder In the FIRST degree at his sec
ond trial. after tho Jury which first
tried him had failed to agree.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

ife automobiliiter par / Ssnoags
blepet enige ON at ta9e ell 5ur til
Omaha Ell lille 9pittilr paa 20 Wil
9eiret og 5sret bar iaa inobpOenOe,
nGlten friitenoe. % iaa fan Der 10
oaiaa liof n9re no8et at gaa til
Sntaba efter Ell SBuoag. &c reis
ienoes Miaal par aaonutse Meno-
rial.lat6erife Strife. @fan baboe emit
til at ie. 6Boroan 0en en9elif luther
fife @uostieneite leotes DIR. % Ell.
ter Aoao Dc fortrller oar De gIaOc
pco 9eisget.
Ter par % i 5olget. q naae0e
life ale irem til at ogre meO i
Senoaasifolen. Der par 5ss 9orn
% unae / ben 9tbeltlasien ibereg.
net, boori Der par lis. ct Gang.
for paa 36 leote Sanaen. 9reiten
talte ooer Seiu Oro til Better: 81
ifer on mig" Bore genner bar
iproeIes glooe Deo belle Senoags-
Ifolen og @uostieneiten. DIN
@ftermiooagen bite Sefret9ren ior
.. 81. 6. 81. De beie8enoe omfring
/ 9pen. gnren forIeb Iaaleoes bel.
oia, in0fil Oe ifuloe bieniao
ga tom Reenen. Gn al Automobiler.
ne tom biem omfrine 0lionat. q
anore maatte italoc ino paa for.
ifeIliaeS teoer. 6Iere a 5olfene fom
meo Goeet ngite @torgen. Get fan
re araat og blipe goot", men Oct
fan ogiaa goa mooiat. % iao er
set life bebageligt al upre noe /
@utomobil.
Wr. @eo. u. 8ifer. iont 10
tioliaere booze her i 9nen men mi
/ en- aarrqffe bar opholot Zig /
Colorado. er fommen tilbage Der.
til meo 6anlilie ior otter at boiPtte
Tia i6lon0t os. Sans 6orbinoelie
meo Sirmaet gifer & Chambers,
iom / @runoen aIorig bar npret al
bruot. oil bIioe i|ortiat og iornpet
o. 5irmaets biotioige 5orretnina
meo eienoomsinIa 9oar, asiuran-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

Onsoae Den %. april 1911.
Blair Rebr.

Otter Seooane 6oloer gIair
0lenig6eos 1a6itaforening it aar.
Iige lloiaIa % Set 6reoaa ben I.
Mai 5 oct ibnnoHe aar bar De
unge @iger uaret iamlet ? @anBe
Oh Raaueoen ififteois ! DC iorieflli.
&c Siem o. 6oreningen bar ionl
Ifaoan moot niegen 9eIDilIie %
? nsoefommenbeo.
geo oisie 9inier bil 0i aerne ben.
Ieoe port Soils 0pmprfiombeo pao
5eiten og bierteIis %tilifpnoe ale
babe unge os aamle til at fomme
meo. lloiaIget begBnoer ON Otter.
miooaeen, og ON aftenen oil 9rof.
Gang 90 Steoets 9rpit toIe.
Sfolens Snlgere bar Iobet at
hinge. 6orfriifninaer bill bIioe fer.
beret.
3 Gar bar bi baft rigtig ApriI
beir / april-garme, auloe. Ter.
beir, Gegn-iinoget al EN- Sam.
pens SiO; bog = oi bar b9ret for
I~faonet for boaoe Sne og Sagel.
Get er fIere 9(or. iioen 9egetatio-
nen bar paret iaa Iangt fremifre.
ben / Slutninaen al apriI. iom
Den er / War. 0ionae al 5rugttrper.
ne itoar | 9Iomit - 9lommetrG.
er. airiebprtrper 6erifentrper :
aprifostreerne er omtrent f9roige
meo at bfomitre. % 9GbIetrperne
b%eapnoer ioa iniaat.
5 Senoogs benimoo Aften be.
g1note Den iioite oeiliee 9egn at
faIoe. o9 oet regneoe baaoe 2liten
og 3at, iaa bi if en- rigtig GOD
RoobIsoe, og Regnen faIot iaa'
ippnt, iaa 9anoet eff / Soroen Ell.
terboanoen npiten altiammen.
Sffe fprre emo 7 Of bore Dan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
6fsamen
paa Srinifatis Scminnrlnm.

Seoloaiifs efsamen aiholoes pao
1riuitatis 5eminarium 9lair. Reb
/ Gaeene ira 2f.-2S. Mai 1911.
Sfriftlia efsameu beannoer 81.
Qfai 6ormi0oaa al. 9.
Mhmotlia @fsamen meo 9emit.
tenoerne .. % IS. 0lai
WeOlenmer Al 6fsumensfomiteer
maa aiue Meoe pau SfoIen %.
n1ai Sormiooaa ST 9.
@euner. iom bar emit til At ouer.
nure Gfsamen er Deuliait inobuOne.
9aa 9fsamensfomiteeus 9eane.
$ z. Senfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Ipr snla.

9oa @rnno al. at ie1 oster at
reiie til 0anmarf. oil iea ieIse nit
@Grfiteo meo SiIbeber biaigt. Ser
er ct tort oanif Settlement, Strife
og Sfofe. o. Ger CT Ell nppcrli9
g(nleonina Tor en- opatig SfrGoer.
Man %Benpenber III inareit muliat
til German Nl6crtien, t6e tailor,
Wiatoiun. 9is
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

u. SGrlist for 9rtnss.
Stormeno: On gqffe Sfil.
Oringer al befcnofe NtisiioHarer
nj Bait. SARAH 5enien. Snbb
i ioliot S6irtingsbino. 9ris SOC
|Gitus. 6ortGaing ira ariiti Iio.
af 6lorence 81. aingsleD. Snob
80 Gents. canine paa engeIit
80 Gents.
Robert. 5ortaaiug ira Gn9eIif
beO Qnit. Gbr. ebriiteuien @eOt
5birtingsbiuo 80 Gents
ere Wenneffebern. On
6ortpling etboert unat Renne.
lie fan bape bnnoe @In0e %
9lgtte al at lRie. Snob. ! 70.
liot Sbirtinssbino so 9ts.
9. Serlist for bigger.
W orgengrp. 6%ortaains ira bet
oanif-anerifanife airfeliD. Of
goit. 3. 5. aiIoiig SoIiot inOb
80 Gents.
naomi. 5~ortRaing ira Seruia.
lens iioite Gage. 1872 Sioer.
Smuft in6b. 9ris so Cts.
Otter Rieo. 6ort9aing Of Ban.
ip. On Of De beOite 5ort9ainger
pi fen6er. 3 imuft Sbirtines.
bino. 80 Gents.
4orp. 3ortpIine fra Snoiann al
gop. ggaleiton. gno Eanif peS
6. o. 244 Si6er. ! Sbirting
$f.00. 6rnnffbino $3.50.
6. 5or Biser o. 9rense.
JorgIemmigei Weo Sfrift.
fpros og Salmebers til bper Dag
anret. Den imuffeite @dpeboe,
pi bar. pris go Gents.
4riffi efterfeIgeIe. nj
9bomos a aempis. Baa 9nnif
ueo Roit. q. g. Maofen. Smuft
fort Sbirting meo %bIinbtrpft
aors paa 5orfioen og fntuft for.
9nIot Rpg. gris 75 Gents.
6etrens @erninger. 10
friieliee 5~ortndin9er. Sdmlet
Of Yait. 6. Senien. 5oliot inbb.
so Gents.
Speciel portipris poa bpilfen
Tom belit al bisie Bigger opgipes
paa 9orInneenoe.
WtbIer, Solmebeger,S a ng.
bsger o.f.u. Gortesnelfer frit
paa 5~orlnngenoe.
1aa. 2xtb. Ymbl. &snie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
WORTH 3nfuta Rnno.

92osie iaa 0pperliae 9fnIeoninaer
til at fsbe goOe 0iem ! oe oonite
aoIonier Beitbp 9aneoilIe o.
SertiIe galIep Sounibips. uGr PED
9ane. Sfoler o. airfer. SfriO til
Sans anoerien
Sertile. y. 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

&C. oiD.. bill blipe uopioet. Bublifum
ino6uoes uenIigit. Stint % reel BE.
banoling garanteres.
9tu er Den beoite 8io at gaa
I'D At ie 9alier 9anoet / Non.
tana. efsfuriion af9aor 5. @iai ira
0ma6a. Grin itrafs ON 9laos
paa 1oget.
6reo 6. Martin
+ :. Dor 25I GnlabG. 4e6t
Eel. NarHeD ll4e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Risiiomsmpbe

gor 5reliers Menigbeo, 6orbopa,
9ebr., inobpoer berpeo 9enner til
port ioreitaaenoe giisfionsmeoe fra
SO. @ai. Melo eoers aomme
til uuoertegneoe.
9aa Renisbeoens 8egne.
6. Q. Rofenberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Nisiionsmsoe

On Sub oil. bIiper Der Wis.
iionsmsoe ID Wai I ReIion os
Sintis. Minn., begge Steoer belie.
genoe pon @reot Nortbern, 1856
WiI ROroneit for Ct. pouI. Bro.
iterne 9onoo. Beef og Soffgoorb
bar lopet at fsre Droet. aGe er
ueIfomne.
gan Wenigbeoernes gegne.
.. 6. BouIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
@nOstienritcr
9lafr.

Blair.
smoogsifole 81. 9.15.
Observation-Disclosures 9l. 1890.
4fteugitOstieneite ST. s.
aennarO: 6sritfommenoe Sai.
oag g. @aD = gnaelif @nostiene.
tie meo altergona. Snaen Sen0ags.
ifole. @uostieneiten beapnoer ST.
1890.
Drum: @uostieneite I. og 3
Ssnoag / boer Maanco, aI. 1890
5ormioong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
.Oanfersa." onseaa BEN %. april 1914

bpao III mener ON 5onobeoen i ben.
ne Sag, % pi tror. at oenne Me-
ming Oeles Al ale berltemme, Der
fenoer I'll Sorboloene; Del ger o.
cog liOt onot. at 0onife noe iff.
bar Droteiteret graitiaere eno ifei
MO oen p~aaaploenoe oanif.ameri.
tanite S9ges 9aaitauoe.
6bbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
@isiiOmsmpoe

I'm @llo oil. bIipcr Der Misiions.
msoe / Ra5aretb Mcniabeo. Soul.
ter, Sa., ira ben 3.-5. Mai boor,
til @enner mobpoes.
Paa Menigbeoens 8egne.
q. 6. 8eismnnn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
SOr saIs.

$50 acres al oet beoitp 9ano !
oct oanife Excitement PEG Gictiou.
CANADA. Man beoes b%enoenoe TIA
til 6r. 9eoerien. 9ieflon. alta
CANADA. eaer $. ;. 9anien,
Blair. 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Sirrffionsmsoe.

SfoleOireftionens @eSIemmer al.
MODES ON at gipe @soe paa Gnno
College, blair. Re6r. Sorsoaa Der
2s. Moi ST . gitermiooog.
Eager. iom mifes ioreIoat SfoIe.
oir~eftionen. moa bpre llnoertegneot
/ Spn0e III npbnte Gatum.
@aa Sfoleoireftionens Geane.
8. Z. SEMEN
8. Sfop.9 ieIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
llnsOOmsmpOe for Menia6rOerne
8ebraifa

holoes ~ 1iI ono - / 9ampton
ira Den 22-24 @ai. 9lae er pei.
TONNE. men 81 beoer liar, at Bra.
iter % MeniaheosfoIf oil 9ere, bpno
Dc iormanr ior al iaa range unge.
Tom Oct er miliat fan fonme meo.
Iilreiieuoe beoes mel0e zig ! 9oo
5io @aa MenigbeoeHs @eane.
II. III Sdult3.
"a. fare u1ge. mso talrigt til
oette port aarIiae l~lusoomsm6oe;
tom % iaa eeIiignelie os oar en-
geliianeIie. 2 SEMEN. are6si
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Risfomsmpbe

nfboloes, oil Sub, | getbanio We'
nigbeo ueo aimbaIton, Soma / %
gene fra 22.-24. Wai bportil Der
ueb penligft in6bpoes.
paa Wenigbeoens 9esne,
3. q SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
enifcal

Gt Og3tiB Sp8G hclIt oanif. SIR
lies / ell en. Der oel0is er oanif
n Tom er omainef Al et tori 0anit
Excitement. = 9laocts 9anter al
Der npriuere anpisniua
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
4isiiOnsmSoe

holoes, ON Cub Ri. I Ct. 9eoers
Menisbeo. Qofter. 9ebr.. ira 22.-
"a Mai. 9faa er Aiertelig geItom.
ne. 6. s. Shmf6t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Misiiunsmpoc

afbolOes I 9or Sreliers Menigbeo
/ Council bluffs ira 10. Moi.
hportil alle f0rIiait inobnoes. 4rp.
iterne u. ~ 9ieIien 8 q. 2orien.
: 6. Cartier % g q. saurien
bar looet At bare til Steoe.
@na Meniaheoens @rane..
; @ertfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29

Aorceieiprnnorina

@aitor ) Magnnsicus abresic
oil ira t. 99ai bore 5larton u. :.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
AoresiefOranorina.

Qaitor ;. Mnrhlsien. ipr @is.
ner, 9lebr, mn 9iiuoen. Ge6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
9anmarts aorrelponoanfe.
abbOn. D. 9lpr. 1911.
6nfcrne.

NNSNNAA# A. - 10 ,
6ufcrne.
geo Sen iioit afbolote 5oltetql.
Ting / 1911 ianotes ooer los. 000
enfer i Ganmarf. ct iergeIigt iuim.
Genoe EaI, ndar man oeo, 6por
0anifelig EilnGrelien former ia
Tor en- enfe Der i 9anoet: .itatiiti.
lie Qleooelelier" laaaer til bette
initial ale De - ca. 6alo otten0e
tliiinoe iraieparereoe o. ira.
title 0uitruer. bporbeo BALLET mar
OBJ I'll ca. 10000.
9e 10000 al oisie aoinoer IN
oerboIoes oeIois al oerqs Born el
Ter al andre Slaotninae Dog bi6ra
Ger De 5000 al Dem ielo uogef I'll
oeres l~lnoerboIo. Dc %. 900 I'm.
oerboIoes al oct ofientlige sennem
5attigbiqIp. Observation-Disclosures
ic oio., og $4,000 leDer al oeres
giioIer (aapital. 9eniion o. Iign.)
meoens ca. $4,000 eaer goot &c
iemteoele al Dem ale u~nOerboloer
ia peo ieIoitpnoigt Arbeioe.
vi oisie $4,000 iluaer 9anobrn.
get ca. 5000. ~boraerlie Rqring
ca. 10000. Snouiiri % SaanOpGrf
ca. 1900, llnoerpisningen 500. sp.
&c. % Spgepleieaerning III. b. ca
900. meOens 200 oDrfer literqr
9irfiombeo. 5000 er Rengsringsfo.
ner % 5000 herer nnoer 5uenoe.
flasien.
9et er fim en- aemteOel ener ca.
1000 enfer ooer so War, Der Ter.
ieraer ia ieIu.
Zen I'M Gnfelo0 oil DOG torment.
lig acre en- iterre 1oranorina / oe
herfremferte 5aIiterrelicr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Sauif- Amerifanere %
SjemmeOauiters.

) a~nleonina al bet tioIisere on.
talte gre0 ira Ell oanit 2qge i u
9orf til 6ru emma @ao ON ooen.
itaaenoe SorboIo bar ri ira 8eoaf.
igren al oaors o. Stierne" Batter
@eiter9aaro dorben grpiteifolen
0es Nioines) mootaget Ell lqngerg
liotalelie. al bDilfen pi ifaI bioiatt.
isl9enoe:
o9logen fienotIi9 Stemnins / ben
oanife 9resie bar ieg life bemarfef,
mar unotages enfelte llobru0 ion
/ ale andre 5orboIo. Gnertimo0 er
oct min Griarina. at ben oanife
8resie i%tiller iig neloilliet % nei
item oberitrenimenoe liberal, T. efs.
oDer ior oanif-nmerifanife StpDner
% Meoer b%erbiemme.
sft Der ifulor upre 5ienoifat
mellem Ganite berbjemme og Gan.
tie oeronre, oct pdsier life. Gn 10.
talelie / ben 8etning er ganife
uioritaaelie for os. Tom al Selp.
ign fenoer noget til 5orboloene pae
begee Sioer al Atlanterbauet.
enoeIig bar ri talt meo Brofes-
for aarI n, 5ru 6 M m q
U D og Sefret9r W + Ell
oct amerifanife @einnotifob, Der al
le b9Doeoe, at be boer for iig baD.
be Snotrpftet al, at Der beitoo ei
operoroentIig penliet 5orboIo mel.
lem 9anif.Amerifanere % 5iem.
meoanifere; bpao Yresien aneif
mente 5rit @no, at oei / oct bsieitt
funoe bero paa en- Misforitaaelie al
Eonen / bore Blade, Der maaife
.nof er noget anoerleoes emo Ioner
| De nmerifnnife, men at ben Naa
De, bDorpad oi mootog bore bele'
genoe 2anosmRno boa. burtG 01er
bepiie 5piplerne ON, hpor parmt Di
feler for bore uopnncreSe Gnues
mpno.
OperaIt, bpor ri bar ienot 5ru
emma @oos aronif ben, bar ben
beIoigbis fifnoe hi friites til
at iige poft itor Gorbopielie.
og efter De iorifelliee uotalelfer
og grepe, al bpilfe pi Der | al
aortbeo bar ~reiereret noeIe enfelte
- tror Ri at turoe faitilaa, at ben
oitnrfe Spanoins" mellem DANTE
biemme og uoe ! al 4lminoeligbeo
life beitaar men | bet bsieite | en-
file ares, iom Or. Or. q. %. er
fommen | Jorain6eIie meo. Oct er,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-29
Oct forbaancoe aors.
I'll aOnfirmatiOHen.

RoaIe aooe 9eser pasienOe iom
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
BUBONIC PLAGUE
AT NEW ORLEANS
DETERMINATION OF RATS AND
FLEAS DISCUSSED AT CON.
FERENCE OF OFFICIALS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-Fol-
lowing the death here today of Chas
Lundene, whose malady yesterday
was diagnosed as bubonic plague, and
the discovery of second case, Gov
Hall, of Louisiana, Mayor Behrr1an
of New Orleans, members of the
health authorities went into confer
ence to determine upon methods to
be employed by the city and state in
stamping out the disease.
While definite announcement has
not been made, it is known that g
campaign for the determination oil
rats and 1eas is among the prevent
i've measures to be undertaken. II
was stated today that bill would be
introduced in the legislature at Ba
ton Rouge tomorrow appropriating
funds with which to fight the conta
gion.
w. w. Wilkinson, an inmate of thu
Volunteers of Aemrica home, wa
yesterday sent to a large local hos
pital supported by the municipality
This afternoon his molady was dag
nosed as bubonic plague. He is 81
years old and a native of Texas, bu
has resided here for the past 81,
months.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
J. w. Seaton, of Linden, After Years
OF Difficulties, Finds Wonder
full Deliverance.

]. w. Seaton, of Linden, clerk of
he Circuit Court of the Twelfth
JUDICIAL District Of Tennessee, was
for years a sufferer from stomach
troubles-in part a result of his con.
fining work. He tried doctor after
doctor. He tried medicines without
end.
One day he took a dose Of Mayr's
Wonderful Stomach Remedy. He
wrote:
"Your medicine is the best in tine
world for any form of stomach
trouble. l am glad to say that after
taking the full treatment feel that
! am well.
Il had very severe pains In my
stomach all the time. One bottle Of
your medicine did me ten times a.
much good as all the doctors medi
cine that I took for two years. M,
amily physician told me that
would never be any better-today
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
ALBERT BlGGS IS
DEAD AT MEMPHIS
WAS PROMINENT ATTORNEY
AND COUNSEL FOR CHURCH
IN VANDERBILT CASE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 29.-Albert
w. Biggs, one of the best known at
torneys in the south, died at his home
here Sunday morning after a short
illness. He became Ill several weeks
ago with appendicitis and an opera.
ton was performed which it was
hoped would be successful. About
week ago his condition became worse
and he declined steadily until his
death.
He began the practice of law at
Trenton in September, 1892, but NOV
ed to Memphis, year later, continu-
ing the practice of law there. Later
he formed partnership, the firm be-
ing known as Carroll, Mcclellan, Bull
lington & Biggs. He was with this
firm until September, 1905, when he
became assistant general solicitor for
the Y. & NJ V. Railroad. In January,
1907, he resigned that position to
take up the general practice of his
profession. He was made general at
/ torney and later president of the
Memphis Railroad Terminal Compa-
ns.
| He had gained quite a reputation
in matters involving the rights of
states. He represented the state of
Illinois as special counsel in the pros
eeution of Illinois Central officials in-
dicted for conspiracy in connection
with frauds in car repairing. He
also represented the state of Tennes-
see in litigation with the state of Ar
kansas over the boundary.
| At the time of his death he was a
member of the firm of Fitzhngh &
Biggs. Mr.. Riggs was a democrat in
politics.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
WEEKS OF DEBATE
ON TRUST BILLS
SENATORS AT LAST CONVINCED
THAT THEY MUST GET BUSY
ON THEM.

WASHINGTON, June -Convinc-
ed that there is no other path to ad-
journment out the one that begins
with trust legislation, the senate this
week will settle down to work on
the federal trade commission bill.
The senate is far from resigned to
the thought of six weeks or more of
trust legislation discussion in mid
summer, but it is not probable the
spirit of open revolt will show itself
on the floor. Unless senate leaders
are at fault in their predictions, the
three house bills or legislation de-
signed to cover the same ground, will
be put through by the familiar pro-
cess weeks of debate, fruitless effort
to amend and then passage.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
TENNESSEE COURT OFFICIAL is
VICTORIOUS AFTER LONG FIGHT

am well. I have gained twenty-five
pounds"
Similar accounts of the remarkable
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Remedy come from people who have
used 1t in all parts of the country.
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edy clears the digestive tract of
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relief to sufferers from stomach all.
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Many declare that it has saved their
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Because Of its remarkable success
there are many imitators, so be can
tious Be sure it's MAYliS. Go to
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stomach ailments and many letters
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
KEEP BUSINESS MEN
FROM TESIIFY!NG
STATE REPRESENTATIVE MAKES
CHARGES AGAINST DISHONEST
BUSINESS AGENTS.

CHICAGO, June 27.-Contractors
and business men have made numer-
Gus complaints of unEcrupulous bust
ness agents Of onions, but have been
prevented from going before the
grand jury by fear Of personal vio-
lence and further business losses, &C
Pcording to q statement by James H.
Wilkerson, United States district at
torney.
The statement was the result Of a
charge by John J. Mclaughlin, state
representative, that labor agents, by
a campaign of black mail and extor-
ton, had disrupted the relations be-
tween employers and employees here.
Mclaughlin will go before the Unit
ed States grand fury tomorrow. Mr..
Wilkerson said the state representa-
tive had good case If he could sup
port his charges by evidence.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03

No need for calomel with it's
nauseating effects. Liv-vER-LAx
is happy in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BROS. (Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
STOCK SUFFER
FROM THE HEAT
SEVERAL HORSES AND MULES
HAVE BEEN killed DURING
iHAST WEEK.

Excessive heat and dry weather
for the past week have caused the
farmers much Inconvenience and
some losses. The weather has been
hard on both man and beast, espec-
tally on the latter and several horses
and mules in all portions OF the coun-
ty have been reported FRUSTRATED and
a number have died in the fields. I'm
less the greatest care is used the dam
ger of loss from stock in the fields is
imminent
1t has been almost impossible for
the past week for the farmers to do
anything like full days work; the
stock colld not stand the tempera-
ture. The danger from fire In the
wheat and oat stubble and even in
the pastures is ever present too.
There is not a day thst The Herald
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03

does not have reports of fire in wheat
fields and nearly always some OF the
grain is destroyed and in some in
stances much damage has been done
to pastures by the flames. The grass
is as dry as finder and when once
Icaught the flames soon devour It.
Work around the threyhers which
ARE going in all portions of the coun-
ty, is unusually severe this year, the
heat being almost undesirable, al
though remarkably few people TIRE
overcome by the heat.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
S. O. THOMAS PUTS
OVER COUPLEDEALS
SELLS TWO HOUSES AND LOTS
ON EAST NiNTH STREET FOR
w. E. oAlMWOCD.

s. o. Thomas, the we'll known local
real estate man, has recently conclud-
ed two nice real estate deals total
ing nearly $4,000. Both of them were
for w. E. Da,mwood. Ee sold a
house and lot ON East Ninth street
for him to Lex Watson for 81 ,575. He
also sold another house and lot for
him in the same tlock to F.. l.. Wood
ard for $2,O75.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-07-03
HEIFER IS BORN
WITHOUT EYEBALLS

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, June 90
A Jersey cow on the farm Of Floyd
Smith, of this county, has given birth
to a female calf which was blind at
birth and without eyeballs. The calf
is now one week old and is seeming
~ normal otherwise.