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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Wants Some of
 Arizona Mans Estate

Claiming to be the wife of ex-Fire Che! Jack Boleyn, recently deceased and therefore entitled to wifes por- tion Of the estate, most ot which he left to the Masonic fraternity, ~o- man givihg her name ss Bridget Maria Alice Bolen of Phoenix has appeared as claimant, and through her sttor. neys J. L. B. Alexander of Phoenix and s. L. KiDgsn of Tucson she bss filed in probate court c petition for e hearing and for an allowance of $IO0 per month until the settlement O. the eetate, The Cn zen ssys:I In the event the. Mrs. Bolen is successful in es. tsbli-hing her claim, she will receive about BIO GOO.
 Mrs. Bolen asserts that the former fire chiefs name was Bolen when she married him, and that he introduced the "y" into it at some later date. She claims that they were married in Los Angeles in July 1878.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Not COnversant With
 Present Conditions

That the San Francisco Panama ex- position committee is not very cons versant with the presen conditions is shown by a petition received by the chamber of commerce today.
 The petition asks the commercial bodies of Arizona 10 persuade the legislature to pass an appropriation before January IT for an Arizona ex- hibit at the SsnFrsncisco fair in 1915. Evidently it is not known that Ari- zons has no legislature at present.
 The letter states that most of the southern states have made appro- priations for exhibits at the New Or leans exposition and the Pacific slope states should give like support to San Francisco. Congress will settle the matter of it's favoritism or January IT, and that is the reason for haste in the matter.
 The communication states that San Francisco has already raised Sl7 ,500,- 900 for the far and is confident of gaining the appreciation of congress, yet wants to make assurance doubly cure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Expert Favors
 Bowie Fields

Harry stewart who is visiting in
 Tombstone for several days with friends from his home at Bowie. when asked about the recent developments at the new found oil lands in that vicinity, stated that c. G. Barlson. sn expert from Bakersfield, California, last week completed an examination of that field and before leaving for tn coast stated that there was no doubt that the Bowie district had oil in large quantities and that it was only matter of time until permanent wells would be established. MT. Stewart further stated that the s. P. carpenter gang had arrived at Bowie and is renodeling the Southern Paci. fc depot and hotel at that place. The hotel will be enlarged and two new waiting rooms will be added to the depot, and that when repirs are com pleted on the hotel it will be one of the best equipped hotels on the South ern Pacific system.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Extradition Papers
 Received For Garcia

Manuel J. Garcia, former postmast- CT of Agus Priets, Sonora, ended his weary wait in the jsils of this county |, where for two months he has awaited completion of arrangements for his extrsdition. Warrant for delivery of his person into the custody oi Miguel Lopez Torres, Mexican consul st Nsco, was placed in the hands Of U. s. Mar. shal c. A. Overlook, who turned over the prisoner. Garcia is by thi1 time in prison at Nsco from where he will be taken to Csnsnes for trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Scouts Take a 24
 Mile Hike

Patrol No. 3 of the Scouts had twenty four mile endurance march, leaving here early yesterday morning for the Kendall Cattle companys ranch and returning to Tombstone at so'clock last night. Several hours were spent in camp and the cooking a, the camp fires Nas tau.h, and the regulation scout. rstious, according to the boys own statements, tasted better than an any meal they ever had before. Some scouting and track ing was done on the march. Leader Brandt, Sergeant Warner and Cor poral Girsgi.
 Patrol 3 will meet this evening at l:3O for further instruction in the scoutcrait, Parcls No. l and ? will meet tomorrow evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Drilling We'll
 on BarbaCOmari

John Rock returned last evening from his ranch on the Barbacomari, where he went to look after certain matters now being pr secuted upon bis land. princips ly among which is a well the same having now reached depth of l20 feet in clay formation, with every indication that water will soon be encountered. Three men are now engaged in sinking the we'll. MT Rock is also having fence erected on his school section which he reports is rapidly bearing completion He stat ed that in order to insure good spring pastures it will be necessary 10 have heavy rain during January and Feb rusry as much depends upon the moisture of these two months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Shoots Wife Then
 Kills Himself

Tombstonites were shocked upon receipt of the terrible news of the double tragedy enacted at Phoenix Saturday when Geo Myers a we'll known Cochise county miner in a jealous rage killed his wife then com- mitted suicide. the double killing be- ing witnessed by the two children aged seven and four respectively. My CTS and his family were residents of Dos Cabezss and until recently Myers sas working at Paradise. The family moved to Phoenix last weei: and thus in twinkling home is shattered, two lives are extinguished and two children are left orphans.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Sabbath In Tombstone
 Houses of Worship
COSGREGATIoSAL

"TheLonely Christ" or"The Hon eless Stranger" Sas the interesting topic of the sermon of Rev Deck at II m The subject in the evening s' : 30 was "Bewsre of Leaven." Both services were well attened.
 The Sunday school in the morning had an attendance Of 76.
 Miss Elizabeth Axtell led the we'll attended and instructive Christian Endesvor meeting A; 7p, m. Four new members were proposed for mem- bership, and the chsirmen oi the fol. lowing committees were named for the year: Miss Julia Rockiellow, prayer meeting; Matthew Telin, lookout: Miss Helen Benedict. snriai; Mi.s Henrietta Rockiellow, flower. Mise Williamson will lead the meeting next Sunday evening.
 METHODIST
 Rev. c. s. Ksthsn, recently from Aitken, Minnesota has accepted the psstorate of the Methodist church to succeed Rev. Needham, who has de. cided not to return here. Last even- ing the new pastor preached his open. ing sermon in Tcmbstone and 1t was  much enjoyed by those present. Rev. Ksthan comes here highly recom- mended and, no doubt, will make a success of the work here.
 The Sunday school in the morning had good attendance.
 CATHOLIC
 Sunday shool was held st 10 .. m. |, @ usual,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Election Certificates
 Issued by Younq

Certificates of the general election to be held in the territory of Arizona on Thur-dsy, February 9, 1911, for the ratification or rejection of the pro- posed constitution for the new state of Arizona have been issued by Gecrge |. Ioung, secretary of Arizona. Each of the fourteen counties in the terri. tory received one of the certificates, the board of supervisors in the various counties receiving special instructions pertaining 10 the election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
From Mondays Daily.

W.M. Adsmsou, C ntrsctor ufDoug- las was in Tombstone today from the Shelter City, having come up firm
 fsirbsnk, where be is engaged ID shipping building sand fer his con crete plant at Douglas.
 Joe Henderson, accompanied by his wife and child, left today for tbeir home iu Fl Paso. after 6 pleasant visit here, as the guests of Mrs. Hen derson's parents, Chief of Police Geo Bravib and wife. Mir. Henderson was formerly fireman on the Tombstone branch of the Fl Psso and South- ~estern.
 Eastern States in IceKing's Grasp" ssys the dispatches. Br-r-r' Us for Arizona. constitution or no cons,i- tuition.
 Henry Street. general manager of the Boquillas Land and Cattle Com psny. is in town today from the home ranch below Fairbsnk on a brief business mission, returning on the afternoon tram.
 Mrs. George R..tferty, accompanied by her two children, were among tn \ outgoing passengers this sftern on fo- Bisbee on visit with friends and rel. stives at the big copper camp.
 Porter McDonald 'ef, this sf ernoor for Bishee on matters connected with his ofhc al pos ton a- cattle inspector of thIs county.
 H. c. St. Clair. the genial repre- sentative of H H. McNeil company st Phoenix. left this morning for Tucson, after brief stay in Tomb. stone in the interest of his firm.
 Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan left last evening for Phoenix, where he went to nd a session of the Arizona supreme court, which convenes today at the Capital City and will probably be in session for about two or three weeks.
 Attorney W. G. Gilmore and wife were among the outgoing westbound passengers this morning. Mrs. Gil- more was going to Los Angeles for stay Of seyersl months. Mir. Gilmore accompanied his wife AS far as Phoe- nix here he vii attend the January session of the territorial supreme court.
 On tomorrow afternoon, Jan uary 10th, at 33O, s business meet. ing O. St. Psul's Guild will be held at the residence of Mrs. Henry Kin.ley Church matters of importance will be discussed and s ful attendance is urgently requested.
 J. W. BeDney, general manager oi the shannon Copper Company's pro- perties at Clifton, left on the early train for the southern part of the county this morning. after a brief visit in Ton. bstone on mining busi- ness.
 Attorney o. Gibson was among the contingent of Tombstones legal fraternity, who departed for the Capital City on last evenings train to attend the January session of the supreme court. !
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Chinese Arrive
 At Noqales

Direct from the land of their birth. 5. P railroad Co Nogalee. Sonora, 30 Chinese arrived today, says the No gales Times. As general rule the Chinese psssing through this port m bond are of the Coolie clsss. but this morning's aggregation looked like an opera company, each one billed as A star. They wore tan shoes top, ed otf with versi-colored socks, carried suit cases, and bamboo baskets carrying frsgrauts of scenery of the land of the rising sun. One gentleman standing at the depot when they arrived sug. gestea that they might be boos ters for the little game oi fan tan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
More Mexican
 Garden Products

YesteIIa, .uvtner carload of fresh tomatoes. sgg plant and string besns, came up from Sonora and passed through Fsirbank to Chicago. These vegetables come high in the bon ton dining places of that great city, but the rich and near rich delight in hay ing everything marked with . costly tag. While their city is wrapped 'n sleet and snow the sunny West Coest southland reaps wealth in sending them ire h vegetables.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15

As indorser of . note executed by s company with which he was connect- ed Col, W. c. Greene has been sued in the courts at Tucson ons promis- so:y note of $260O. The Eureka Fire Hose compsny is the plaintiff represented by Ben c. Hill. The petition asserts that the note was exe- cuted in 1907 and indorsed by Col. Greene. As the paper is past due aud unpaid by the signer, recourse is sought against the indorser.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15

John J Merrill & Sons of Benson it Is understood, have secured the contract to haul the carload of ma chinery which recently arrived at Vail to the Rockville Oil companys property. During his recent visit in Tombstone William Reid, president of the company, stated that the neces- sary machinery was on the road and expected to arrive daily. This is very promising property and present indi- cations point to very favorable results as soon as work is commenced ana the property is developed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15

In 6 conversation with General Manager Fowler this morning he stated that he has uncovered what is believed to be continuation of the Lucky Cuss sshute, from which over s2O0,000 was taken. and he Is at pres- ent working & force of miners in ex- tracting the ore for shipment, and that the main values are being taken from the hanging wall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15

Pacific Railway company. In the complaint the government alleges the railway company charged s32s6 too much on a recent shipment of 27l horses and mules from Huschuca, Arizona to San Francisco, California,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Stockholders Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the stock kholders of the First National Bank of Tombstone, Arizona. for the election of directors and for the trans- action of such other business ss may properly come before the meeting. will be held at the banking bouse in the City of Tombstone, Arizons, on Tues- day, January, 18th 1911. a, 3 p m.
 T. R. BRANDT, Cashier. Tombstone, Arizons, November 29. 1910.
 First published Dec. 4. 1910.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
s. p. Charged With
 Making 0vercharge

A Washington dispatch says:-
 The govern ment today filed com plaint with the interstate commerce commission against the Soathern
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Crow, q of ne, twd II T
10 co

Z8 ..... .-.... lU W MINING DEED John G Pritchsrd to David O Williams; claims in Solomon Spring Valley 10 O( James Ovens to Shsttuck Ariz Copper Co; Warren uist. ......-...-... lV oO REALTY MORTGAGE Mary F. Du's ct uK to State
 Mut'l B X l. Assn; Doug las prop. ..... ...-...... lOWD Ot John Lop'zich ct ux to J H Fisher; Dauglss prop ... 360 00 SATISFACTION OF NoRTGAGE State Mut1 X L Assn to Mary E Dubs & husband; Douglas prop. w Furr to Charles Bsrtack; rec 20-2s5.
 REALTY MORTGAGE James Logic ct ux to C A Overlook; Douglas prop. 1900 co Moses Kline ct ux to The Ariz Bank X Trust Co; Douglas prop .. ...... 1000 co
 CHATTEL MORTGAGES J E Mosher to E Mace; horse 300 co Standard Furniture Com psny, mortgagor, as fol- lows: Mrs. Jose c Thompson .. 27 50 William Grant 5S so Fred Miller ............. v 30 A NJ Sinclair r... IT 65 Irs Edith Netl l.......... s3 OO Mrs K Browning .... PSI 30
 WARRANTY DEED George McGrsw ct ux to Jacob Schmid; Bisbee prop -..--..-.. ..-... oUO b
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. J c Erickson, administrator estate of Nellie Erickson, 10 F A Fain; Douglas pro. 1900 co
 BILL OF SALE Dan Williams 10 Ella Vi!- Hams; piano. .. co
 TRUST DEED James Logic ct ux 10 Title Guaranty & Trust Co; Douglas prop...... 1900 U0
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE c A Overlook to James Logic ct ux; satisfies Douglas prop. Edward s Warren to James Logic ct ux; sat. Douglas prop. Wiley Fitzgerald .o James F Bergman ct ux; satisfies Warren prop. George Tompkins to W w Welcome; Douglas prop.
 MINING DEED R W Baker to R R Lockett; claim in Turquoise diet. 800 % Charles Remby to A G & w p Stevenson; Warren dist prop CU
 QUIT CLAIM DEED G F Dixon ct ux to Lorenzo Wright; Bisbee prop... TOO % ARTICLES OF co PARTNERSHIP Mrs Ed Fletcher & P D Kline under firm name of Fletcher X Kline; to en- gage in butcher business.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Thomas c Ellison to Wm E Ellison; power to act in matters pertaining to RB Ellison estate, Wm H Short to Vim Lutley power to cell interest in San Msrce Mining Co.
 BILL OF SALE John E Clark to Joseph Bartch; cattle .. 275 %
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNTY

uIvOnVS VT
 C0CHlSE COUNTY Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 ASSIGNMENT or MORTGAGES c H Jahr to Rosa NJ Jshr, assignment of mortgage 22-47, on lo.s e7 and es, in block 57, city of DoIg. lss. and executed by John lgo et ux...
 ESCROW AGREEMENT Mrs Nj F Sherman, widow, first party, with Y A Stew art, second party. Upon payment of S700, S225 cash and the balance on or be- fore one year from date, escrow deed with Bank of Benson to be delivered to the second party, deed to "A acres of land in the village of St David, m township IS, range 2l. also one share in the St David CAuni. .....-
 ADMINISTRATORS DEED T R Brandt, administrator estate of Charles F Gard nor. to Grant Duncan; eS sw3 sec 25 twp l3r 30 X lots 3 X 4 sec twp l3 3l. ..... 1883 D
 C. Q. DEED Psz Msrruie ct ux to Seboso Partillo; Douglas prop. 2p oo Mrs s c Moody & husband to L D Miller; Douglas prop. -.... ..-...-..... lo oo
 DEED Annie Follett, admrx estate Joseph Norton. to Chss Gerdes & Wm McDaniel; COchise prop ...-....-... ltO OJ sHERIFF's cERTIFIcTE CT SALE John F White. sheriff to A s Johnston; Park Block Heiberg Townsite. 1494 50
 REALTY MORTGAGE Gus L Mo re ct uxto c NJ Roberts; Wilcox prop. D co H Meyer for W Meyer to vernire Meyer; Courtlsnd prop ......... 7j co SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Dan W Brown to H T Bailey ct ux; rec z2 332.
 BILL OF SALE The Gold Reef Mining and Milling Co 10 W T Stew. art; mules, etc. -
 CHlrrEL MoRTGAGEs J L Eving.r to Wilcox Bank & rrust Co; mules ..... 250 % John Oven to Wilcox Bank X Trust Co; cattle. .. 50 % IVA Young to Charles NJ Roberts; cattle. l5OO OO
 WARRANTY DEED II Spar lding ct u1 to J J Lyon; 1isbee prop. 10 % Louise House. to Mary Lo- pizich; Douglas prop. 70 OO
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Andrew Bonner to E R PiItls Co; Douglas. 70 oO
 WARRANTY DEED John Ssylor ct ux to Frank Westfield; land in twp Is Fl. iN w Frank Westfield to George Wes,field; land in twp Is Fl !" VV Franklin l. Hancock ct ux to U H Gammill; land in twp IS T 2l.......... sOO oO
 MINING DEED W Trooper to Mrs Kate Un- thenk Gardner; in Dos Catezas diet oo George Meyer to J H Me- Lel.sn; claims in Cali. fornia district ... lO OO
 QUIT cL,IN DEED George A Walker e. ux to Joho H Mcclellan; Para dise prop. NV Vo
 WARRANTY DEED Eleanor Crow to Nathaniel
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

ASSIGNMENT or MORTGAGES c H Jahr to Rosa NJ Jshr, assignment of mortgage 22-47, on lo.s e7 and 2s, in block y, city of DoIg. las. and executed by John lgo ct ux. ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-15

Sunday shool was held ct 10 .. m. |, @ usual,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-20

600 900. fruits aud nuts. over stc.-
600 600; block aud pis tin, $40 600.
600; diamonds, sss,ooo.ooo, while
copper manufactures, unmRnufactur-
oil nbsrs. Iron aud steel manufactures
silk manufacturer. Leaf tobacco and
olls viii each show totat ~ about
aud FUR skins, and wood viii aEsrc-
sats nbout>ssS, ,0oO. 600 each In the
years Imports Lowcr prlccs contrib
utcd to the fall In value ~ Imports ot
sugar and India rubber. tho decrease
n caluc hclng FAR greater than N
quantity Hides and sklnH show
marked reduction In quantity ss we'll
NJ In value OF Imports Thu imports
are about the same In quantity. but
much greater IN value, due to higher
priccs
Cotton IL still the leading article nt
export. lts total FOR tho year. over
$500. 100000, exceeding the comhin.
ID value oi th, two great classes next
In rank. Iron aud stcc, manufactures,
about ssSO.0oo, 600, and meat and
dairy products. sl6o,ooo.ooO. Tho
xports ot cotton In ten months agsrc-
gated s.stS,O00, 900 pounds, valued
at sSIi. 600 600. the largest value In
the history " American commerce
.,t 49,, .,tt.htt.. -. tu s,,.,tTt,. thut
tho high record total oi a.o5s, ,0oo..
600 pounds exported In ten months
of 1905, Iron aud steel also made q
new hiFh record IN the ten months of
.leii. sso6. .oOo. 900. against siGi..
100000 last year. Substantial tn.
crcascs also occur IN other leading
articles. and tho complete year Nill
probably record q total export ~ over
fsS 900, 600 worth of bread sturn.
over 500. 900. 900 Of mineral oil.
nearly 800. 900 900 OF copper. s,o..
100000 ~ cotton manufactures. sJs..
600. 900 OF agricultural implements.
shout 5000, 900 OF cars and car
rlAEcs. and s25.Ooo.O 900 OF chemicals
aud medicines.
/ Considered by countries. large In.
crcasos occur IN the exports to Can.
ada Germany. Netherlands. Japan
tho United Kingdom. Australia and
Belgium. and lesser Increases In those
20 South America. Cuba. China and
many other countries while I'm,
ports as whole iccrcnacd there
were Increases In those from Japan
india. Egypt and other countries OF
Africa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Nos coal lands)

(Not coal iands)
Department OF the Interior. United
States Land once at Laksviss
Oregon. October II. 1911.
koties 10 lsrsby given that Ralph
L Carter. whose postoincs address Il
klamath Falls. Oregon. did. on the
:<th day Of April. 1911. Gle 10 thii
ofiics svprn statement and application
No. otsao. TO purchase the W. sw
y. MEX swN. Section Z. and NwS
Of the Nwh Section Is. township
81 south. raags 10 east. william
cite Meridian. and the timber thereon,
cndsr tho provisions Of the oct Of Juns
3. 1873. and acts amenda:ory. known
as the Timber and stose Law" si
such value a. might b Assd By sp-
praisment. and that. pursuant to such
application. the land and timber
thereon have bssn appraised at q
total Of S<<S. the timber estimated q
s<o.ooo board fest st Is cents per n,
and the land sec: that said sppl:-
cant vill Offer Anal proof In support
Of his application and sworn stat.
ment on the S7th day Of Dsesmber
1911. before r. n. Riehsrdson. Unit'
Cd States Comnisisssr. st klamath
Falls. oregos.
Any person 10 ., liberty to protest
thus purchase before entry. or initiat'
q contest ct any time before patent
Issues. BY Ming . corroborsted an
davit In this once. alleging fset'
which would defeat the entry.
4. ". ORION.
lQ.i1-is-aSb Register
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-20
orR FuRIIGN CoNMERCs
~ sd States In the year about to

~ StetSs IN tnS ycef scou' w
i HE foreign commerce Of tho Unit
end will show an increase Of over
$500 100000 whom compared with
the Immediately prcccdin. year. and
a larger total than In any earlier
.ear OF our commerce, Imports. while
failing below those Of 1910 In the
earlier months, have. In tho CLOSING
period Of the year. shown . marked
increase. indicating that tho total for
the year will differ but little from that
Of 1910. which made the highest rec
ord In the history Of tho import trade.
Exports are larger than In any earlier
year. and manufacturer exported also
make their highest record. reaching
approximately $1,000. 900 900 In the
calendar year 1911. Tho approx
mate total for the year. based upon
ten months record already complied
are; Exports. over $4,000. 600. 900 I:
imports. $1,000. 900. 200. OF which
over onc-half sntereatrcc OF duty.
Considering tho grea, groups OF
articles, the noteworthy changes are.
In the case OF Imports, q falling on
In manufacturers raw materials and
In finished manufacturers: In the case
OF exports. . general Increase par.
tlcipatcd In by all the importan,
groups foodstuas. manufactures and
manufacturers materials. Compar.
ing the ten months movement In the
years named Imports OF crude food
s,uhs Increased from siis. 200. 900 IN
1910 to Si<5.000. 900 in 1911. whil,
foodstufs. wholly or partly manufac.
tured. decreased from Si69. 900. .oOO
to 900. 900: manufacturers raw
materials from Sass. 200. 900 to <::..
100000: manufacturers for further
use In manufacturing Increased
slightly. from $4,000. 900 to s?t2..
900. 900. and finished manufacturer
decreased from ssio.ooo.oco to
1900. 900.
Exports. on the other hand. advane.
cd In the case OF crude foods,ur,
from SO 100000 to SOS. 900 900:
foodstuis. partly or wholly manufac.
,ured. from S3os.ooo. 900 TO S,<7..
0o0. 900: manufacturers raw mater.
ials from S<37 900. 200 to S<si. 900.
900: manufacturers for further use
Ia manufacturing. from S.s<.ooo. .0oC
to S:s7 0o0. 900. and finished manu-,
factures from S<<7.o0o. 900 to $751;.
600. 900.
The principal imports OF the fui
year. grouped according TO magnitud,
OF values. will show: Sugar, ovei
1000. 900. 900 pounds. vaiud at abou,
3fo5. 100000: chemicals drugs. etc.
S9s.o0o.ooo: coffee. so0.000.00t
pounds. valued at about $4,000. 900:
hides and skins. $50. 900: Indis
rubber. 5000. 900: cotton manusac.
lures and raw silk. about SOS. 900. .00C
each; hlber manufactures. s55. .0oO..
900: wood and manufactures. $780,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-20

Constipation cause. headache. nsu.
h.a. dlslIuess. lHuguor. heart palp'ia
,lon, Drastic ph>aics grippe, slek.H
woaken tho bowel. aud don't cure
p,rua RrEulrts act gently aud eur,
constipation 20 ccnts Ask your
druggist