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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-19
WEATHER
Unsettled, With Showers Tonight
or Wednesday: Warmer TONIGHT.

FOR the DlSlrlct OF columbia. unsettled,
showers late tonight or Wednesday;
warmer tonight; light to moderate south
erly winds.
A severe cold wave. with marked high
pressure. covers the northwest, having
followed the moderate depression that
was over that section Monday morning,
but which now extends in trough-shape
from Oklahoma northeastward to Lake
Superior Temperatures ranging from
zero in North Dakota to Is degrees below
in Alberta were reported, with light
SHOWS that extended southwark into Wyo-
ming and South Dakota. No precipita ton
has resulted from the middle west depres-
sion, except some thunderstorms in the
Ohio valley, and generally fair weather
prevailed over the east and south, with
much higher temperatures. except from
the upper Ohio valley northea stWard.
Temperatures are also high in the CEN
trail valleys and the greater portion of the
lake region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-19
EARLY GAINS MADE
Buying Movement Resumed on
Fairly Large Scale.
SOME REACTION, HOWEVER
Inevitable Profit Taking Results in
Slight Recessions.
LEADING ISSUES ARE ACTIVE
Coalers Show Strength, While Cop
pers Make Big Advance for
the Movement.
SOME REACTION, HOWEVER
LEADING ISSUES ARE ACTIVE

NEW YORK, March 19.-Yesterday' s
late buying movement was resumed on
fairly large scale at the opening of
today's stock market Advances included
one point in Reading, Illinois Central and
American Can preferred. Great Northern
Ore certificates were up 2. with substan-
tial gains In Union Pacific Lehigh Val
ley. Rock Island, American Smelling,
Amalgamated Copper and allied shares
Bull operations were conducted along
conservative lines and prices were
marked up in a normal fashion. Some
of the favorite stocks were pushed up
steadily, including Reading, Lehigh VAL
ley and Amalgamated Copper. but Union
Pacific anc United States Steel showed
periods of hesitancy when the realizing
sales outweighed the new buying. Va
rious minor shares rose from / to 2
points, with a marked partiality shown
for the low-priced issues.
Leading Stocks Active.
Trading in the early session was larger
than in the same period of the previous
day. and leading stocks were decidedly
more active. Reading and Lehigh Valley
were helped by the more conciliatory at
titude OF the coal owners, and American
Smelting's rise was credited to Washing
ton advfceS which abSolved the company
from wrongdoing. Amalgamated Cop
per went to a new high price for this
movement on confirmation of another ad-
vance In quotations..
Hill railway stocks did not share appre-
rfably in the early gains of Great North
ern ore certificates. and United States
Steel was the most backward of the spec
ulative issues. Further activity in Amer
lean Can and Rock Island called renewed
attention to the activities of an influen-
tial faction interested in those properties.
Early gains were followed by the inevita-
BILE profit-taking, with resultant recessions
of a point in various issues. Bonds were
irregular.
Interest in Hartman Stocks.
Belated interest in the Hartman stocks
infused some strength into the market
and the decline stopped. Southern Pa
cif1c was the feature. rising to 11Oha
Union Pacific managed to get back to
where 1t left off yesterday, after which
the buying of the stock suddenly ce1sed.
Concentrated buying of a few stocks
caused some handsome advances, espe-
cially in Northern Pacific and Brooklyn
Transit. Otherwise the market was list
less during the greater part of the after
noon. although displaying a generally
good undertone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-19
LONDON. March 10.

Bar silver steady Is 15-16d per ounce.
Money, 3a3k per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market for
short bills is 35sa3al per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
three-m month bills is 3 s-l6a3A per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. March 19.-Flour quiet
and about steady. Wheat-The early
wheat market was dull and featureless,
with prices generally steady on the cables
los s-16a1 Oe 1915. Pork Arm; short clear
II .25a1S.OO. Beef firm. Lard firm; middle
west. 9.3Oa9. 40. Raw sugar steady; mus
covado, SO test, 400; centrifugal, 90 test,
Petroleum steady. Molasses steady. Hay
firm. Hides steady. Leather firm.
Butter-Firm: receipts. 1920 packages:
creamery specials, BIZ: extra, 81; first.
29a3O1s; seconds, 2s1ka29; thirds. 26a27s;
dairy. finest. 80; good to prime, 27a29;
common to fair, 23a26: process, special,
27a271k; extra. 26h.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged: receipts,
1852 boxes.
Eggs-Barely steady; receipts. 1920
cases; fresh gathered. seconds, 21Aa21A.
Pouitry-Dressed, firm. but quiet; west
ern fowls, 14a161s: turkeys. 12a21.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March Resentment in the
wheat crowd today leaned to the bear
side but sellers were held in check by
the firmness of foreign markets. Receipts
in Chicago have been greatly In excess of
shipments and of the local milling re-
quirements. In addition, the arrivals at
Minneapolis and Duluth showed no signs
of decided falling off. Opening prices
here were Aa% lower to a like amount
up. May started at 1.O13sa1 .O1A, varying
from Aasa off to a shade advance. The
price rallied to 1O1Na1.02. but slipped
back to LOIS
Slowness Of demand handicapped the
corn market. May opened unchanged to
y higher at 7Ossa7Oss, and then sagged to
7Oasa7O1a.
In oats there was little pressure by
holders. May started 1saA up at 53 and
seemed disposed to keep above 527s.
Provisions rose with hogs. Unloading
by smaller packers acted as only an off
set in part. Initial trades were 21a to IN
a1O higher, with July delivery 1850 to
1855 for pork. go for lard and 9.25 for
ribs.
Corn strength and reports Of French
millers actively buying helped to bring
about an upturn. So did the big decrease
in the worlds available supply total The
close was steady with May Aaas net
higher at 1.G3.
Subsequently material rise took place
owing to uneasiness about a possible ex-
tension of the feeding season. The close
was steady at 71a71h for May, Sak
over last night.
BALTIMORE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 19.-Wheat-
Firmer; spot contract, 1O1%; spot No. =
red western, 1O2h; March, 1914 April,
1O2h: May. 1O4; receipts. 645 bushels.
Corn Firmer; spot contract, 7Oh;
March, 7O1z; April, 7OA: steamer mixed,
6Sk; receipts, o, $500 bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-19

Pany OF Los Angeles, California,
On the 3lst 3y OF December. 1911, as required
under the District of Columbia code. amended
June So 1902. and August IS. 1911:
Capital stock $3.50 600 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
FAIRGROUNDS
OF THIS CITY
COMPARE FAVoRAeLY WITH
THOSE OF LARGER CITIES
Roy G. Harper. Of Tampa, fla, vi.-
wig N CITY. Talks Entertaining.
y OF fairgrounds Movement.

IN Fairgrounds ofNhe.uklg are
equal 20 those o. mans cffts. -
Ihryer sil", ana compare favorable.
with pla, grounds IN New York civ
according 90 Eay o. Harper ~
iampd. fla, who is spending a Few
Snys IN tris CIV - the guest 81
9ecretarr y. = Sinks. ~ tho Assn
clHted Charities Mr.. Harpcr vas
formerly secretary Of tho Associated
.hSriles - Tampa. FLA. succreefing
NlF. sinks. nov ~ the local orsant-
Nati"n. and H. greatly Interested fn
me pia' grounds movement. lie has
been Offered the position of sppcr
inirndent % the Associated Charities
OF Erie 20. and is now considerint
tne proposition.
To Speakirr ~ his impression. -
Nh''Iinss Fairgrounds. Mr. Harrer
leHf rdat said 20 an Intelligence r,.
porter IN company with Mr. sinks
attended an exhibition o. he
l"entf sixth street park this after
i''i. ana was terH f%af0raIft I'm
pressed with What De- being accom-
pushed m this cif5 hy tho pla,-
grounds NOV fment Tho Eruundv 49,.
wei equipped. Hud CO.,. in rx.,rarf
''npitlon The. arr equal 90 fhoa.
n IHfEer cities have Just como
from Nev t"is % I think ihet com
pare ih'"it Dds with grounds in thnf
cts.
p cNhihitg we're splendid and
fh"W VIA a good work be- being
done amone the children war
"Npefialt Impressed It the erc.If
ent order which was maintair.d
There were scveral hundred rhu.
drcn ~ various ages PLAYING without
mo least hit ~ roWdyism Another
'hing which attracted ms affenunn
was the cleanliness ana neat appear
ance n the youngsters
continuing Mr. Harper spoke in
high praise Of Mrs. Naude pecLc,
and Jack Gcodwin who are IN hare
~ The Fairgrounds. saving thnf thev
certainly deserve much credit Tor
ne showing made yesterday 81 tho
children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
REALTY TRANSFERS
FOR THE WEEK

wheeling Realty Company 10 Sam.
uel P~ennypacker and Bertha NAV
P~ennypacker. lot No. so in South
Cedar Rocks.
W deeds were left for record.
C. r. Scatterdav and wife 10 A I.
SawielI one half Of lot No. - situated
IN Bell" Isle addition To- Wheeling.
\. l. Sawtell TO J. e. Sharrer. one
hal' OF lot No. p I'm Belle Isle addit-
Ion. Consideration $40.
Wiihelmlna Ritter 10 Peter Wal,
decd OF correction. certain parcel OF
land situated on the south side OF
sixteenth street. east Of Wood street
Homer +. Bowman and wife 20 Jos
Speldel Jr.. certain parcel Of land
located in RiChland district.
Anna IL. Meek and husband t.
Herman II. Hedcrich and wife lot
No. u In Overlook addition To
Elm Grow.
Charles = Giliisan and WIFE to Mary
j. Jidigan, north half Of lot No ~
In r. VI. EoR Pasterfeid addition
consideration $40.
Belle Hart Neikirk ct al. decd NJ
correction 20 Annie J. Gamble certain
parcel Of land situated in Wooqlawn
LOuiland Improvement, Comuau, To
Charles v. Hepfer. lot No. AZ. west OF
Washington avorue.
William \. Wilson and TeXana 10
Frederick Klein. certain piece OF land
located In Triadelphia district. con.
s%ideration $500.
w X Covert ard Rehccca !. Cover,
10 Ada L. Leach. lot NJ. .. in Cedar
ROCKS consideration $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
BUILDING
OVER SEVENTY MILLIONS Ex.
PENDED IN BUILDING LINES.
Gains Are Generally In West VIII
Many Also In the
East.

ACTIVITY in new construction
throughout all parts Of the United
states. ccdording TO returns received
oy Duns Review from 81 leading cen.
ters. appears 10 be remarkably we'll
maintained. building permits issued
during July calling for the expenditure
81 S'o.532 249 as against $50 sal &
an Increase of no less than I21 per
cent. compared with the correspond
ing month last year.
Permits issued in tho Rorougbe n,
Manhattan and tho Bronx d'splav a
nominal falling of. Ss.ls1.425. com
pared with 81. 12o.G2o IN the former
ana In The latter s3.5O7.57O comparing
WIN s5.'+J.lon. but in Broklvn
mere Is a substantial gain. that bor.
oush reporting S3.225.2s5 against 80
2b2's'5. so that the total aggregates
NlZ"l4 400 against s12.73S 655. an
increase ~ - per cent. Permits
issued by outside cities amount 20
So'.s11.7ss. showing a gain OF "a
per cent, and all sections co~n,r,buto
10 this favorable exhibit Cifies a.,
ne East report n gain OF l.? nor
cent and aside from n considorobte
AZ Philadelphia. az No
point Is there any Significant loss
On me other hand. numerous cities
report very large gains. nofsbtv
bridgeport. Hsrf ford. Newark Neuv
Haven. Rochester. Springfield ard
worcester An increase Of 10 no,
cent appears In the value % pro iec,.
ed neU construction In the southern
cities. with considerable e~xpansion
noted ~ Atlanta. Birmingham. Hons
ton. Louisville and 81. Louis
In tho West gains are general and
me total IL % per cent larger ,bsn
a year aRo Marked c~ontrsctto, 81.
pears ~ Cleveland. Minnoapoii. "a
vnaha. hui these losses are far no.
man Offset by the increased ac,Ivt,y
~ cincinnati. Detroit. nulufb ID
annapolis. Milwaukee. SSansas ci,v
Toledo and some otner noin,s n,
ne Pacific Coast me volume n, ,.,,
building II very large. a gain ovo,
la' year heing shown ~ ~ I pe- cen,
9an,F ~rsneiso report r small loss 3D.,
~ mo other cities. notably IL.
Angeles substantial gains appesr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
BIG INCREASE
''P'o'e property n Greater War.
WOOD VeV Largely Increased
During Past Year.

vas stated recently that there
VII BE- over 800 o00 more ,srabIe
property Ia Greater Warwood IRIS
year han there vas Last year 'hst
Tor three reasons this phenomenal
increase has taken place The hun
dreds ~ residences that have been
constructed. The improvements ma,
have been made IN general N propor.
Ties. including several industrial
plants. end tho advance IN tho price
or building sites. which have IN.
creased about 10 Dor cent during tho
past twelve months
But with tho great increase IN tar
able property there have been a mum.
Dor ot other improvements BY cor.
porations IN his community during
no past hscal year. the paving of
vain street through the town. The
traction company double-trackinr lfs
line. The Pennsylvania Railroad put.
'ins ia several long tracks IN this sec
ton and laying a double main line
through 70 WheeiinE % say nothing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
ST.. CwLAlRSYILLB
Not Unexpected.

The action of :. r. Lewis IN films
objections Thursday evening to the
placing Of tho Regular Republican
county and district ticket hu the
Progressive ticket with r. e. Myers.
Of Bellsire. clerk Of the equity board
Of election supervisors. occsslonen
little surprise among either the
Regular Republican or Progressive
leaders. all Of whom are In favor
having the county ticket appear on
both tickets II has been known fog
some tine that one or two Of the
less important pToErcssiyeS desired
a complete ticket on which they
might he placed rs candidates. and
the hling 80 the objections 10y Lewis
was the result OF their sSforts m
conjunction Sith several 81 the Dem
ocratic leaders who foresec the cleo
ton Of the entire Republican county
ticket shuulc ~. Republican ticket
poll tho cptii@ strength Of both fac
lions - tho party. ~ present indica-
lions snow they will.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
ENTERS SUIT
To Recover Money Due For Nurs na
Woman-Preliminary lPspsr
Filsd Yesterday ~ Attor.
nsy TsNmsn.

4 suit % recover $3.50 damarss was
filed IN the common Pleas court af
ST. ClalrrVile yesterday. cnfifief
Elizabeth r. Wise r. Kate Hammond
~ e%NecufriE ~ the estate OF Adeifro
Luton. deceased
The plalrttr aiieEest hat dunn
the last f'w which Adeiine
Luton lived she. fhe plaintiff. cared
fur h dtrcafed and received no
WaErs Tor the same A. nothing vas
ieff her in me VIII ~ the decreased
sh~ has ertered court fo secure fhr
money which err alleges % due Per-.
Ifmrs lniIwtn. ' NriaIr.. BE- the
sttoruc5 for tls EIanfiT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
A Womsn's Hand,

u isn't work that ruins the hands
10 II the soap. the common. dangerous
yellow rosin soap II will eat into and
rot cloth. so what won't Il do 10 that
delicate skin ~ q woman's hands,
Easy Task Soap IL pure and anti
septic Il has no nasty. dlsasreeable
odor. u does the cleaning for YOU
and 70 'idont have 10 wear out your
akin and your muscles with rubbing
~ II costs no more than poor rrapa.
Why should YOU ruin your hands7
Your grocer has n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24

town addition made by Ebenezer Zane
In 1893, the Graham addition made in
1919. the East Wheeling addition made
In 1920. the Cpdegraff addition which
was recorded In 1925. the Jonathan
Zane addition OF 1925 and part OF the
Noah Zane addition which is some
times known as the Bellair addition
made shortly before 1S2s. Other than
the report there are no recorded plates
except hose OF Jonathan Zane and the
Cpdegrah addition.
II is a matter OF tradition that there
were numerous disputes between
Ebenezer Zane and the lot owners
over boundaries and this is thought
10 be the reason that no record was
made until late.
In 1924 the legislature OF Virginia
passed an act which referred 10 the
plat as drawn by the commissioners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24

ron FALL ARE BEST EVER IN
ALL TRADE LINES.
sumpsr Crops Tend Towards heIpIno
Make season Quite an
Optimistic One.

With the bumper crops assured.
with milla and manufacturing con-
Germs working steadily. all industries
doing q good business and financial
conditions sound. indications are that
business in every line will be good
this fall. The local representative of
4 large financial concern yesterday
spoke quite optimistically of the con-
ditions existing in the Ohio Valley.
and 10 OF the opinion that trade this
fall will be brisk In every line.
Extensive building operations have
peen In evidence IN this vicinity
throughout the summer and improve
ments In this line exceed those OF
past seasons. Industries are reported
as being sound in every respect and
IN some cases pronts are big.
Conditions as a whole are nne and
according TO the we'll informed bust.
ness conditions for this fall could no.
be improved upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24

Above 10 produced n rough sketch
aad likeness OF the frst map OF the
city Of wheeling. The survey for this
wa completed October 20. 1922.
The parcels OF ground south OF Sew.
enth street and north an west OF
Wheeling creek originally belonged TO
bbeneser Zane and when he Sled In
1911 he divided HIS unsoid holdings In
West Virginia and the Island between
his Sons Noah and Daniel. The ground
was net divided but they were togeth-
er owners OF the large tract, each
owing half interest In all the posses
stems,
Not a long time afterwards Daniel
Zane seid his half interest OF the lots
on this side OF the river 10 his brother
Noah,
This map Includes the addition 10
the cid town OF Wheeling. the lower
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
BOAT EXCURSION
VIII Probably Bs GiVer by Bushes,
Men During Ssptsmbe-Arrana.
ing for Meeting.

~ o. session ~ ~ entertainment
committee 81 the business Mems
association. heid yesterday morning
tertttit" Arrangements were made
TO- a harvest boat cxrurrion on th.
ohio fit,r 70 Nil probably Do Ei,en
during Coco early part - September
on 'he Steamer Liberty. % IL o..
Terfcd thar his viii DO fhe most
elaborate ~ tho many drllghfff Iut'
rides giten this summer Dos the Hus
mess Mcr.
frclimirhff arrangements were a.
% madc for the regular uuarferfr
meeting ~ the association. Tn
meeting WI bc held In mozart hail
somefime during The second week OF
Septemisr hut the exact date has
not been definitely decided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24

and ordained that II be recorded. For
reasons unknown Z but a few the
plat was not recorded until 1870.
IL VIII be noted that the present
designation OF the streets and alleys
differ from those on the plat. The
reason for this Is thought TO be that
the names on the plat were written in
after the changes were made.
The names OF streets in the old
town on the original mar would he
entirely unknown TO the citizens o.
the present day Wheeling. The first
streets were named after presidents
or the United States hut when men
were elected who were unpopular in
this section the fad OF naming streets
after the p~residentn was stopped.
Orion Roller. the local engineer.
has reproduced this map for the In
t~elligencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
Probate Court.

In Jh~ matter fuf the ctatN Of
G,oGr" Reashork. deceased. account
filed and notice. ordered.
In Tho mnticr Of the guardianship
~ Geo. T. ~Suornhaltz and others
minors. account nled and notice or
dercd.
In th" estate ~ Mary Ann Edeor-
tcn. de-" sed. dietJ Eut.on account
hlcd ana approved and administra
tor discharged
IT. Oh" ,i.ge - Anna <. Nhi'e.
guardian of Fred. o. White and
others. min,rs. against Anna :. White
and others. petition Co sell real es-
late Med and motion ordered
In ths matter ~ the estate of
Elizabeth Carroll. deceased. charles
q. Carroll was appointed admin.stra-
TOR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24

~ The construction % the Top Mi
retaining wall. are tho great improve.
ments that are nov la progress on
the rnad proper 10 r. estimated that
there have been built and improve
ments made IN this community during
the past twelve months amounting 70
over half a million dollars. and n is
likely that a. the end % the next A.
cal year tbs building and improve.
ments In lib Immediate section will
be stu larfbr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
Marriage Licenses.

tla'c N'ttdcr. o. Wayne township
and l@sai'eil. -. Hunter. OF Barnes
vile.
Charles y. stiles. ~ Bcllaire AMI
ANNA Ma hlock. of Martins Ferry.
James f"ward Ellertck. II Ban
nooNand l!S7ie J.. London. Of IT.
'lairsNillc.
John Alvin Stoncr. ~ Holloway and
Nellie Celia Rohrrts. 81 Flushing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24
To Pitt.buroh

\ party - hall fans attended the
dourie header In Pittsburgh with
New York on Friday. Part of the
party sayoG aver tho Saturday game
Will" thc r,st returned home last
|,Vthiug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24

vas cured Of diarrhoea ~ ons
1pse ~ 'hambsriain's Collie. Cholara
and Diarrhosa Rsmsdy writes " =
sNoharct Ouols. Pa There IL moth
lnE ss'tsr Dor sale ~ eli druEzists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-24

some people ~. aivays having a
terrible lime
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-27
Honest Advice 10
Conservatives

somehow there exists a vas amount Of
scepticism as to the possibility OF curing
Consumption. We state none but facts.
and are sincere in what we assert.
We should do precisely what We ask
Others TO do-take Eckman's Alternative
promptly aud faithfully. The reason we
should DO this and warrant we have
for asking Ill ConsnmptivcS to take
1t, is that we have the reports OF many
1919 Snsquehanna Ave. Fhila.. Pa.
5."'Gentlemen: For two years ! was af-
f1icted with hemorrhages of the lungs.
the number tota!ed nearly one hundred.
Our family physician advised another
climate, as to remain would probably be
rnary Of 1902, | was taken with n severe
attack Of pneumonia. When recovered
sufficiently to walk about the house | WIS
left with a frlgbtful hacking cough,
which no medicine 1 had taken could allie.
viate. It was at this time, March, 1909,
Eckman's Alternative. In n short time
my cough was gone and ] was pronounced
well. Since that time ! have had Two
slight attacks of pneumonia and have
resOrted to no other medicine TO effect q
cure. ss4. A5 ... .4.-
~ am at present In excellent health and
feel that as long Us | can obtain Eek
mans Alternative. ] have no fear Of Con.
sumption. ] cannot sneak TOO highly for
the good it has done"
atSlgned) X. HOWARD L. KLOTZ.
EeEman's Alternative Is effective In Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Hay Fever: Throat and
Lung Troubles, and In upbuilding the
system. Does not contain poisons, Opiates
or habit-forming drugs. Ask for booklet
telling Of recoveries. and write to Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa. for more cvi.
fence. For sale by MI Leading druggists
COWAN'S; DRUG STORE
BRESI.OW'S DRUG STORE
Bismarck. III u.