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The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

- 3nla" Crr&ley. his heirs. exe@u.
'of' - iitistrators and assi.ps
Yea ase hereby notified that dur.
tie se.tr 1912 | have expended
a. Snht Of seventy dollars in labor
- - rovements upon placer min.
N" - III 10. 9 below aht limit
bone creek md. tier. tributary o.
haianika u The l'l rbauks Record
~ ''ist, A'as!sa in order 10 hold Your
interest in said clam under the pro
slSters ot set on 222i o. the rev sed
statutes of the Tn ted States. said ex
pendiiure being for Your share OF
the annual assessment work for said
rar. al ii vithin ninety days after
y" last publcat' on Of tbs notice
ca f2tl or refuse TO pay to the I'm.
'ei i"nri as co owEer YOUR said
trunUliiun af The expenditures afore
said your interest in said claim will
bee ONE the property of the under,
sirEed as co-OWEor under said sect on
= '.2!@i K $.
MICHAEL. EYDEN.
'}tr eff FIRST publication May -, 1918
W -" Of last publication Aug Is 1919
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,

70 \. V Harlan, Murdoch Morr son.
Peter Morrison and William Mates
their heirs, eXecu ors. admn;stra
'o~s ard assirns:
You aud each OF YOU are hereby
notified that during each OF the
ears l"i'. 1911 and 1912 ! expend-
i iva hundred dollars IN labor and
i"nr"NcH1eEts unon placer mining
'laim No. | above first tier on lit
tie fla0raNo creek. tributary of
Ghatarika creek, in the Fairbanks
Recording District, Alaska In order
. hold YOUR interests in SAID
eitfm under the provisions of sec
ion 80 Of the revised statutes
If he Unitel States. said expendi.
fnreS being for your shares Of the
annual assessment work for said
Nears, AM if within ninety days
after thc last puhlca ion of this TO.
II = Won Fail or refuse to pa to tho
Il. 3ersiHsed As eo-os,ner Your said
n'aacIior Of lhe expenditures afore.
&I!d your interests in said claim
viii become the properly of the un-
3erSief"a a ca-owi r.. under said
lection - r. S.
~
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11
LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT.

An old Quaker. not careful of the
teachings of his faith. was discover.
ed by his wife kissing the cook be.
hind the door. But the Quaker was
not sturbed Wife" said he
gently. If thee doesn't quit thy
recking thee will make trouble in
the family"
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11
SHE UNDERSTOOD.

He was trying to explain her first
baseball game to the girl of his
heart when quarrel broke out
on the diamond.
why, what is the matter now
JACKIE" she asked "Who is that man
they're all quarreling with?"
Hes keeping the score" replied
Jack.
oh" said Grace with illumination
and won't he give it up?"
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11

he past fortnight. have agreed upon
/ plan OF permanent peace. which.
it is believed. Will prove acceptable
to the several nations. The plan.
IS outlined ny the peace representa-
tives. has been submitted 10 Servia
AonteHesr Greece. RoHmania AMI
Bulgaria for rat feat on aud full
-e;tlement OF The present differences
IS expected at an early da.e.
AERIAL MILITIA.
PARIS. Aug. G.-The French gov
eminent is considering pans for the
trIanization o. an aerial militia to
o.era.e in connection viii the army
acToplanc corps. which has reached
high STATE of eff C. ency. The pro-
Jet has assumed praporii rs Al
ready. ANA there is the probability
hat The work Of organizing IN, 30.
o>cd new branch of the army Nin
. in within short lime.
MAY USE FORCE.
LONDON. Aa@. :. The FIST s'ce
~ he taken by the powers il the +
effort 10 ass ST the Ralfgn nations
lit restoring feaes on the peninsula
Nill be the formulation f an ulri.
matum, commanding Turkey to evac.
l'te Andrianople. II is anticipate |
hat Il will be necessary to send
'roors against the contested city be
fore the Ottoman government W Il
sieli 10 the demand
THOUSANDS WITNESS DEATH.
LONDON. Aug Colonel Cody.
Ensland's most prom nent aviator.
WIS killed today when his mon plare
hueklei al a height of several hun
ifed feet. Edward ~ ms. who WAS
: Passenger with Cody. also Was
killed. the death of the two mon
being Witnessed by thousands Of
spectators.
EARTHQUAKE.
LIMA. Peru. Aug. S.-Thc Sou h
prn coast of Peru was shaken by
= severe earthquake to 'av. the re-
oCr's recc we'd m to lac hour
his afternoon indicating that large
AMOUNT of damage resulted II the
oaSt section. The towns Of Garaycii
md GuichtCh1 are rep0r 81 70 have
been practically demolished by the
shock. with 4 heavy IS of life
Both Of the towns are situated near
he coast. Caravef the larger of
he two. has 4 population Of 1000
CHINESE REBEL FLeEs.
TOKYO. Aug S.-Dr. Sun VA
Sen Who is largely respoasihle far
the urrisng AGAINST tho present
chinese government. arri7e 81 bore
folav from China. from which coun-
Try he was forced { flee Il is
understood that the roted Diplomatic
Is pnrnuto 10 FormoSa.
CHARTER FOR MARCoNI.
ONION, Aug S.-The house of
commons has givon its endorsement
- the government agreement. which
lives to the Narconi company
barter f 7 the establ 'shment of an
imneria' chain of wireless stat ong
FOUND the globe
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11
August 3. 1918.

August 3, 1918.
AFFIDAVIT of Labor Michlc. Coon
On On / y. l.. bench and Jack
NJhJI; associations. Smalioood Il.
Npth dated AEs IS 1913.
Marriage Ger. tira'e-W. II. Nsnd.
ham A-d Miss Lena Martin. &c rye
G. Bruce oAic atine. Dated July 81.
1913.
August j. 1918.
Power OF Attorney J. W. Smith to
G. G. Stu5HIcteli General as 10
Fairbanks district. Dated Aug. -.
1919.
Affidavit OF Labor J. +. Emmett.
T. self and cooNnrrs. On Tanana
association. Chatanika river. Dated
AHs. I. 1913.
hcci- John X. Brown and G. b.
Erwin II Anton Johns n. und
!cd one-ei2h,h in Michigan asso
Ella ion. adjoining Alser and Electric
associations. Chatan ka flats Con.
s!dera'ion 81 Dated Ans. .. 1919
Decd Carl NJ Johnson to August
l'4'at, 81. Undivided oncf nrth il
Discovery. Golds;ream. Cons dera
ton 81, Dated May -. 1918
f'ill Of Sltc-Frcdcr elk Heilig to
David KAY. Printing outfit formerly
used N publication OF Tanana Miner.
Consideration 81 Dated July 81.
1912.
Bill Of sale-Diyid KAY to Andie
Mckenzie. Printing outfit formerlY
used in publication O. Tanana Miner.
{ nsidefation 81. Dated July -.
1913.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11

corner point. scribed 16-B-522-5. No
bearings available Thence s. AZ
| M w Var 30 o. f. 1924 II. to
Corner No. 6. identical with location
corner. A post 3 feet long. inches
square. set Is inches in the ground.
surrounded with mound OF earth.
AMI marked with a tack at corner
noint. sCrihed 16-B-522-6 No hearings
available. Thence S. g. ~ +. Var
go Or +. 2129 II. to Corner No. 5,
No. | above discovery. Chatanika
rats. this survey; 1901 IT. TO Cor
ner No. I. identical with location
corner. \ post 3 feet long. 4 inches
square. set Is inches in the ground
and surrounded with mound Of
earth and marked with tack al
corner point. scrihed 16-R.522,7
Whence S. w corner Office onx25
feet long side bearing s. So 13' +
and n 81 13' w. bears s. To AZ
r. 1914 feet distant. s. w. corner
OF cabin 37x20 feet long side bear
ing :. 81 13' w. and n. So 49, +.
bears 3. II II East, 2gI.5 fee.
distant \. w. corner mess house
34x35 feet long side bearing 81
/" F.. and N. So 13 w. bears 6
GU 49, F.. 2s5 feet distant. No other
hearings available Thence 90 O5' F.
'l'.o It. to Corner No. |. No. | above
discovery. Chatanika Flats. this sur
Nes' 1910 Il. to center of track =
v X X. 1904 #. TO Corner No. y
identical with location corner. d,
post 3 feet long. inches square
set IS inches in the ground. sur
rounded with mound OF earth and
marked with a tack at corner poln,
Serihed 16-B-522-S. No bearings
,Eailable. Thence N. 10 30 +. Var.
W % f. $3.50 IT. to Corner No. ..
Identical with location corner. A
'eSt feet long. inches square.
set IL inches in the ground. sur
ounded with mound of earth, and
marked with a tack at corner poin;
scrihed lG-D522.9 No bearings avail |
1ble. Thence \. So 13' f. 1850 I, |
o Center of T. V. r. r. switch; olnn !
#. 70 center of 7. Y. II. x. track
'eari4g y. So 30 f. and :. IS
- w. 226S #. to S. F.. corncT
27x30 feet. short sile |
fearing S. $50 So w. and n. So
3 T., s. f. corner depot and plat
form 79s3o feet. long side bearinc |
). So >" w. and y. So 81 f. |
bears S. $50 So w. so feet distant |
and S. E. corner warehouse 2Ox3o
feet short side bearing S. So 81 w.
and n. So SO T.. bears :
$50 So w. 159 feet distant
5000 #. to a point from which stof,
lox30 feet short side hearing $
'S' So T.. and y. $50 81 w. bears
5. SS' so w. 3 feet distant; S. r.
corner store l6X30 feet, short side
earring S. So So w. ard y. So
30 f.. bears S. So 80 w. II feet
'istant. 5. f.. corner saloon 26xfb
,eet short side bearing S. So 81
W., and n. So So f.. bears S. IS
81 w. "a feet distant S. T.. corner
store 33@v50 feet short side bearing
). So 53S w. and n. IS 81 +.
'ears S. $50 So W. 105 feet dist. $.
.. corner cabin 16x2r feet short
';ae hearing s So 53 w. and y
$50 80 f.. bears s. So 80 w. 15@I
Get distant s. f. corner Jail 26x3C
Get short side bearing S. So SO
", and \. So a3' T. bears S. IS
= w, 1863 feet dist. s. +. corner
+. S. Marshal cabin 16x2n feet short
'ide bearing S. So 81 w. and y
go 70 f., hears s. So - w. o,N
.eet distant, 424 5 TT to corner No
|. the point of beginning.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11
SPORTS BY
TELEGRAPH
BUD RETURNS HOME.


NlDFORD. ore Aug THE
homecc ming of Bud Anderson today
MS the occas on of a Wholesale vel
come on the part of his many friends
and admirers. the majority of whom
stiil believe their favorite has a
chance for the lightweight cham
pionship. Anderson was met at the
station and carried through the
streets. foil wed by a large crowd
of enthusiastic boosters. The young
tighter has entirely recovered from
the effects OF h S recent operation,
and hopes to re-enter the ring at an
early date
BoMeARDlER WON.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-Bombardier
Wells scored victory over Pat
o'keefe today in the fifteenth rom
what was TO have been 2n-
round contest. O'Keefe was knocked
completely OUT nv right swing to
the jaw and did not recover con-
seriousness until he had been carried
10 his room Wells hal things his
own way pretty much all through the
fight
THE END IN TWO YEARS.
Los ANGELES, Aug. 6-Willie
Ritch e. lightweight champion of the
prize ring. declares that he has fully
made up his mind to retire at the
end + NO years. He says he hopes
TO meet all the hopes in his class
By that time, after which he will
be content TO quit fightin"
MANIFEST AN INTEREST.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 6.-l ocal
fight fans are manifestiug con-
siderable interest in the coming fieht
between Sailor Petroskey and Bob
McAllister, which is scheduled for
Friday night. The men are evenly
matched, it is thought and both
have 'rained hard for the contest.
which is to be 20-round affair.
MEET IN THE OPEN
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.--Willie
Ritch G, lightweight champion, and
Al. Wolgast. former champion, met
by accident today in the office of a
local newspaper. The meeting was
the first since Ritchie's rise to
prominence and probably will be
Their last until they meet again in
the prize ring.
With crowd of reporters gath
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11
SIDE CLAIM TO NO. Il Bcfo

SIDE CLAIM TO NO. Il Boiov
Discovery. Cleary Creek, Left Limit
known as Polly"
Beginning at Corner No |. idcntl
cal with location corner. and corner
of No. 1G side claim this surve4
previously described, scribed lib.
3221. Whence IT, S. NJ. NJ. No. 362
bears S. Sc 46' E.. 6.61G.52 feet dis
tant. Thence S. So or w Var. 81
o. +. 1881 IT. to Corner No. :"
Identical with location corner. and
corner of No. lG side claim. this
survey. previously described. scribed
l7-B-5222. Thence S. Al So w
Var. so OF Z. 1924 #. to coraer
No 3, identical with location corner
and Corner of No. 16 side claim
this survey. previously described
Scribed 1I-E-522-3 Thence n Al
Corner 40. 1. identical with loca
ion corner. A post 3 feet long, !
inches square. set Is inches in the
ground. surrounded with a mound OF
earth and marked with a tack at
corner point. scribed 17-B522-4. No
bearings available Thence N. 81
80 +. Var 30o or f. 3346 #. to
Corner No. 5, identical with location
corner, A post feet long, inches
square. set Is inches in the ground
surrounded with mound Of earth
and marked with a tack at corner
point. scrihed 17-B-522-5 No BEARINGS
available. Thence N co. Az +. Var.
3G0 OF f. 1892 IT. to Corner MOI
Identical with location corner A
post 3 feet long. 4 inches square
set Is inches in the ground, sur
rounded with mound of earth and
marked with tack at corner point
scribed 17-B-522-6 No bearings
800 OF f. 205.3 IT. to Corner No. I,
Identical with location corner A post
feet long. 4 inches square. set IS
inches in the ground. surrounded
rith mound of earth and marked
with a tack at corner point. scribed
II B-522-7 No bearings available
Thence S. $50 12' w. Var. go %
e. 93.7 it. to Corner No. s. identical
With location corner. A post 3 fee
long. 4 inches square. set IS inches
in the ground. surrounded with II
mound of earth and marked with .
ack at corner point scribed 17-B
122-S No bearings available Thence
s. $50 25' f. Var. go or E. G102 fl.
o Corner No. l. the point OF be
ginning.
NO. / ABOVE DISCOVERY
Chatanika Flats. Beginning at Cora,
err No. l, identical with location
corner. A post feet long. inches
square. set IS inches in the ground.
surrounded with mound of earth
and marked with a tack at corner
oint. scribed 1921. being situate
on line rs OF side claim No. 16
315 feet distant from Corner I.
Whence U. S. NJ NJ No 1868. bears
n $50 A. f. GLASS; feet distant. S.
E. corner Of cabin 16x16 feet. south
side bearing east and west, bears
west 43.4 feet distant S. f. corner
boiler house 20x20 feet, south side
bearing east and west bears N.
34' 22' W., 12.7 feet distant. Thence
s. 76' 05' w. Var. go OF E. 3S5S
feet to Corner No. 2. Identical with
location corner. A post feet long.
1 inches square, set Is inches in
he ground, surrounded with mound
Of earth, and marked with tack al
corner point. scribed 1922. No
bearings available. Thence N. So 12'
E. Var. go OF E. 1884 feet to Cor
ner No. 3. identical with location
corner A post 3 feet long, inches
square, set Is inches In the ground.
surrounded with a mound of earth.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11
Areas.

side Claim No 16 Venture" 1s1sj
Side Claim No. II Fol Pa" 1lga,
No. l Above Disc. Cha'anika
rats ..-...--.....-.. ...-a.. 1862
Total area ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1885,
Expenditure of Five Hundred Dollars
| hereby certify that the value nr
the labor and Improvements mad.
upon and for the benefit of the,
locations, placed thereon by the
claimant or his grantors. is no,
'ess than FIVE hundred dollary
! tS5oooo) and that sail Improvement
consist of:
Side Claim No. is. Known as "Vst
ture."
The mining (by driftineh of ~
noriherly 25d feet of this claim for
Its entire width. 1io0o0 square fee.
Value, s126000.0o.
| Side Claim No. II. k,,un rs "po,ly"
The mining tby d"iftir"p IF !h.t
norton of the g"ound situate east.
Arly and at right an"la 70 4 lie
2Oa feet long bearing :. % ~ +
| from a point on line Sc. - feet
Instant from Corner :. $4,000 srunra
feet. Value. s5t000On
No. Above Disc. Chatanika Flats.
The mining fby drifing of all
If that portion of the claim sltua'e
north of a line from = noi,, y, 1.-Two
%, 25s foot from Corner . IN
point on line. 0-6 Ia feet from
Corner |. Value. s109,52I 90
o.L ,.
Cid. c,,ia, Al, ,e 49,,
;, ''"
p,,,, h, 49,
on -, :, 20 90 q, -. r. so'
Iis,o., ~, .nn - W, 90 's,'
aao "n INN d '"'ue' $''
msF,
Ol.l'e -"A"' lte,, =. W. ce:H.r
i" Il )" 49, lei Ill
M ii'''' Ioiner :, Na'nt, u '7o.AP.
SaD'n ~" rev y. W. corner
e".iss . - ii y, vi > iett IS
'., 'lo,n Corner = Nal"e. si.""'.o'.
must 'tA"' irh', y W. CO..
D.''i M Ut - y" iee'
,9 "aa "a ''"ii '"'"tr = value.
'',.V""'
~ polfs en- NE ~, LAY lee'
rom corner 10. > :. +. corner OF
nnn(,. 80 ,,,t,1. -o.zeo -.
,oar. U 9 60 -! - ~ 10, o W. ''N'o ie''
T. conan ,,.a -, ~ 20 ao.,o
,a,r, co 80. ~, No., 10 -"N'' 'e'''
a.. - -, w 80 ,''t
s.an, r nol,,' '' '''o 81" iee'
y 'ar,,o. ., ,o..,o
. o. -. ~, = ~ ''A'' iee' years
g y ,or,'a, ',a.' tc.e,s. 49,.
=, ~, .'o'' i'N'' 'ee' pears
s Il corner eo,oop oeyin ga.
bears s SO "a, w :, f.,.
s CORNER stora eav-n e.,
heors : eSo ~ w ,n5 taat
+ corner c,hi, ,cxoo 80,
,ears & sSo ~, "a, IA f,at
s corror i,iI ocyon fa,, toar
So "a, w tfo foot
y cornor !, & Mar..bar.. .,t.,
,Gxoo foot hears voo %, ", ,,'
30s foot
NJ hhovo Diso c.,..i,.. ,,,.
{ l., cor,,,, L,i,or 1900 on''.'',
eeat hoorinr - 40 90, ", 80
foot distant t,o,,, -.
u 0oo az ''''''
C.r;, ,cx+e soa. @ ;,
w 400 Soc, a.. g.. -. :
value q ooo
rho.o o,o;. oea,'o'. ,
c,a4.,. ''ai,ns are io'a'ed on ~"
Ma. rlalS an" on the lei
~ "'u"' "''
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11

Every kind of legal blank used in
the country kept in stock at The
Citizen Office.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11

and marked with tack at corner
point, scribed 1-i22-3. No bearir;.s
available. Thence n s. 81 f.. var
go o. +. 1927 It. 10 Corner No
Identical with location corner. A post
) feet long, inches square. So, y
inches in the ground. surrounded
with mound of earth. and market
with tack at corner point, scrIheI
l-522-f. No bearings available. Thence
5. $50 0f f. Var. so o. F., o3f Q
II. TO Corner No. :. Identical With
location corner. \ post feet long.
inches square. set Is inches In
the ground. surrounded with mount
OF earth and marked with a tack at
corner point, scribed 1-522-5. Situate
on line 60 of side claim No. Ii
this survey previously described
2l29 feet diStan. from Corner 6 No
bearings available. Thence $ g. IL
Z. Var. 30 o. f. 27-.2 #. to Cor
ner No. 6, identical with location
corner. and Corner OF side claim
No. IL this survey. previously de-.
icribed. scribed 1-E22-6. Thence ~
% +. Var. 30 o. f. $3.50 II. to
Corner No /, the point of begia.
ming
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11

Acres
2iI" 'laim NO. l6 Venture" 1916
7iar 'ta!fh 40. II Fol 1l.9Ip
No. Above Disc. Cha'auika
Flats ..---.. .-...=.-...--.....-. .=-... 1850
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11

e. b. PROPES.
First ruhl;ca'ion June %. 1913.
Last publication September %. 1912
The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-11
Total area

Expenditure of Five Hundred Dollars
| hereby certify that the value of
the labor and improvements mad.
upon and for the benefit of thee
locations, placed thereon by the
claimant or his grantors is no;
less than five hundred dollars
Cs50o.06 and that sail improveme3f
consist of:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-06
,FoRFEITs LIFE HALTlNc PEPPER.
Negro Circus EmpIoye Slain After
Orivjno Awav ProwIer From Tent.


Sioux City. Aug. Gone negro Is
dead and another seriously injured as
the result OF two shooting affairs at
the Barnum & Bailey circus grounds
in Sioux Falls, s. D., last night The
dead man, known only as Mule" was
turned over to the coroner at Sioux
Falls, while the injured man. Henry
Jackson. is in Sioux City under the
care OF DR.. J. T. Dcugherty, police
surgeon.
The murderer of Mule" Is still at
large. and is thought to have been
white resident of Sioux Falls. Jack
sons assailant has not been captured
but a good description Of him has been
given the Sioux City police and an
early arrest Is expected. The assailant
is said to be large. raw boned. con-
sumptive negro, wearing wide. black
sombrero hat, with black suit ana
black shoes. He was nicknamed
Hooks"
The murder was discovered with the
finding of the dead negroes body In a
clump of bushes on the circus grounds
late last night by emp.cyes of the cir
Gus clue points to q white man with
whom Mule is known TO have quar-
relied earlier in the evening.
The white man was proWliEg around
one Of the women's dressing tents and
had his eyes glued to n small hole IN
the canvas, apparently taking great
interest in the proceedings inside.
Mule" grasped him by the shoulder
and ordered him away from the tent.
A quarrel ensued and the white man
finally departed. Two hours later
Mules" body was found. A partial
description Of the man has been gwen
the police.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-06
L extremely free from communicates

10 extremely free from communicable
diseases"
A great deal OF good work has been
done in the matter Of cleaning up the
diseased herds Of cattle and horses In
Iowa In recent years.
The state parole board has returned
from the regular visit to Anamcsa and
is hard at work on the routine business
of the board Yesterday the board
ordered seventeen final discharges Of
paroled persons. These are cases where
the men have been out on parole over a
year, in some cases much longer. and
by their good behavior and living up
to the letter of the law in all respects,
have earned q right to absolute dis
charge. Under the law a prisoner can
not be discharged before the expiration
Of a year after parole. and Of course
the year must have been one in which
he has shown at all times q sincere
desire to obey the law. In some OF
these cases where final discharges were
given yesterday. the ticket Of leave men
had saved up from 5000 to $3.50 from
their earnings in the year. and had
thus shown ability to care for them
selves. About 66 per cent Of those who
are paroled by the board make good
and are given final discharge, generally
within a year and a half or two years
Of their discharge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-06
This Girl Recovered
From COnsuInDtioa

The makers Of Eckman's Alternative,
which Is doing so much good for Con.
eumptives. are continually In receipt OF
wonderful reports Of recOveries brought
shout solely through the use Of this medi.
cine. These reports are always at the
Of the writer's In their gratitude have sug
rested that like sufferers write direct and
learn what 1t did for them. Here il one
specimen: 421 Second Ave-, Aurora. III.
Gentlemen Pardon me for not writing
sooner. but I wanted to zee II would stay
cured. can now. truthfully say ! am
perfectly well. l wish to express my
cough, no night sweats. no hay fever.
Since child Of two years. have been
aiiing with lung trouble, which grew
worse 40 grew older. At the age Of
fourteen. the doctor said II could not
be sent South would surely die Of Con-
sumption. Every winter would be sure
Pneu u s''Af' had typhoid. Paue2onis
one time. had catarrh Of the stomach
and bowels and had Hay Fever for the
Inst few years: but have not anything of
the kind this year.
Il viii answer all letters sent to me.
asking . history Of my case. from any
enc sniferinE Nth lung r trouble" :, .ru
Eckman's Alternative IL elective in Bron.
chitis. Asthma. Hay. Fever; Throat and
Lung Troubles, and In uDbuilding the
system. Docs not contain poisons, Opiates
or habit forming drugs. Ask for booklet
telling Of EecoveFies, and write to Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa. for more evi-
dence. For sale By al leading druggists
ana feter Mayer Z Son ana 3. 4
Morgan.