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Evening star., 1913-12-09
FOR RENT
49,

FOR RENT
IS, 800. ;. 300 Mass av
NV, 1Sr
81, 800. .i44I II l av NV.
16r
$3.50. .24O! Mass av.20r
$50. .1402 l. NV. Tor
S1G0. .l733 18th NV. l9r
500. 1881 Z nv. 3d d
$s5. 4I2 Pa ar NV store
S15. $40 18th NV. 81. 4r
S65 1880 Calvert NV, Tor
SEQ. 1915 = nv. Or
SAT- .11G1 13th NV, Or
Sa2. 40 3539 13th NV. 81
so. 60. .1Tl2 = NV. ar
$40. ..135S r NV, 1Or
$50. ;. .1I03 18th NV. 81
$50. .1O7 Seaton NV, ST.
$40. 10 nth Sc. Tor
$3.50. 3349 18th NV, 10r
S4ii. 90. .4a1 3th nw. i3r
SO 1914 Newton NV Tor
S45. .3l73 18th NV. Tor
$45.172i Newton NV. 1r
$51.o5. .S23 18th NV. 81
$40. 80. .l1a T. NV. :3r
$40. .233T 18th NV. 1Gr
$40. .24Gf Ont rd NV. on
$40. 50.1I2S Enclid nw.9-
$40. :. 300 r NV. liz
S4n. .if63 Church NV. 11r
80. LEO Pk ri NV, ~
So. co. S2f c1st nv. IO'
S:,5.50. SD V'num nv. -
S2h.50. 1880 " nw. OF
$50 .Sn7 Rock Greek
Church road. store
So. 06 l. NV. l1r
SO 80. l4o7 14th nv, sto
$.2. 70. .1O0e X NV. 81
sa1 go. 1922 Corcnran. S.
S:n..,0. 1859 Mroe nw.7r
Aai-.t. l56 IL NV. 1Or
$40. 80. 1902 10th NV t;r
S3n. so. .4n07 5th nv. 8,
$50. so. 1000 Marlboro. 6.
$40. 20. 1925 Sti iw. 81
$30.m. $40 Varnum. II
ST. 30. .62l /, nv. Tr
$27. so. 4013 9th NV. II
APART
$t'2. 80. The Brunswick. ~
khs- The Cumberland. IT
$50. The Cumberland. 5r
$50. The Brunswick. III
$40. The Cambridge. Al
s?T 20. The Morton. 4r
x37.50.. The Phoenix. fr
$3T.S0. TIL" Darlington. s.
$35. The Ripley. ir
OFF
900.
For complete list OF III
Evening star., 1913-12-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COntlnued.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN: AN eR. AND 3.
house. located at i4a 18th st. s.e.; furnace
heat; IN perfec. condition.: lot lsxl1sia to
paved Soft. alley: almost like giving II away.
$500; terms reasonable.
JOS. A. HERBERT. JR., co..
S02 E. Cap. st.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

FOR SALE
New six and seven room houses ne. corner
9th and Randolph SITS. NV. Tapestry brick
fronts: large front and rear porches and yards:
large attic pantry with outside window; Cur
ney W. heater: handsome lighting fixtures:
hardwood trim and floors. Take 9th ST. cars TO
Georgia ave. and Randolph ST.: walk east
Also ne. corner n. H. and Ipshur st.
Gray brick fronts; four bedrooms; finished same
above houses Take 9th st. car marked
Soldiers Home" get of at n. II. ave.
Open daily and Sunday. Prices, 81, 600 up.
ALEX. MII,LAR. Owner and Builder.
Phone Col. 4t34. 3640 New Hamp. ave.
FOR SALE-i73i Q ST. NV. KEMODEI.ED
and better than new: all modern improve
ments: open daily and Sunday. L ".
GROOMEs. 14l3 H st.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE AT 40 NEWTON ST. NV.
Mt sacrifice. Terms: $3.50 cash, s. 200 trust at
b5s2e and $500 in notes payable monthly. $500
less than cost: 5000 less than it's worth. Ad.
dress w. u. NEFF. Room 800. r o. Dept. des3'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

NCoutnuo0 from page ~
producins elements Of the ranch un-
der development. Mr.. Parton viii b
able to devote more time to conven-
lent and luxurious improvsmsata
about the house. However. no apol-
osiss are required for present condi.
tions. ~ they now have beautiful
homo. Preparations are being made
to install = gasoline pump and tank
at the well TO make water available
for light irrigation purposes. - well
as more convenient for domestic uses.
What has been accomplished by
Mr.. Paxton can be emulatsd by every
other farmer In the valley. ~ all con-
ditions In the virgin state Of the land
are similar. II not Identical. TO those
as they were ON this place. Diverul.
hed farming. Including the raisins Of
staple products. stock. hogs, chlckeas
and dairying can bs carried on sue
cessfully. All that II required u the
push. energy and manassnssnt like
has been applied In bringing about
the development Of the Walter Pax-
ton ranch.-I4ake County Examiner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12
Bolt PLAYS
SANTA CLAUS
LIGHTNING TEARs OFF SHINGLES
AND ooEs DOWN rME CHIMNEY
or WHIST sIDE REsiDENCn--No
oNE INSURED

Tho Dics residence on West Main
street was struck by lightning durins
tho thunder storm Monday afternoon,
and In addition to tearing some shin
giles on. tho force OF the bolt went
down the chimney Into the Bicc
kitchen. knocking tho ornsmenta,
chimney cap out Of place aud shaking
a picture on the wall.
Mrs. Bice had the range removed,
and has been using an electric stove
aimee the commencement Of summer,
She was cooking the evening meal a,
the time. 40 had the range been In
use she might have been injured,
With the exception OF sllsht damage
TO the telephone system. the storm
wrought no other harm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

- SuttC0 SIV88 00IvuC0 ||N
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug. Ia
The state department admits that af-
fairs in Mexico arc making rapid
progress. Special Ambassador Lind
In keeping President Wilson inform
cd as to conditions. and reports that
the tension has greatly lessened.
There Is no longer any fear that
the ambassadors life Is In any dam
ger. Foreign Minister Gamboa ID
scheduled TO receive Embassy Secrs-
TRY Nelson O'shaushncssy. who has
expressed Americas desire for peace.
at which meeting he will describe the
status Of Special Ambassador Lind.
Ennorts are still being made to bring
out the destitute Americans. and gun
boats are being sent to advantageous
positions.
II y estimated that Il will take Am
bassador Lind at least q month to nm
ish his work In Mexico.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12
.ClOTH|ERS shy
FROM BARRIERS
TVxsoRALisrS sAy rHE sox Dis.
pENsERs Ann AFRAID rO PLAY
THEM 4 GAME or Rail- NEXT
SUNDAY

Tho Barbera are trying every way
In the world to get tho clothicrs Tor a
game OF baseball. but 80 far their Of.
forts have proven fruiticss.
Tho parbcrs claim that tho pedal
cStrcmities of the Sox Sellers are In
a trapped condition. and that the "a
cuses being peddlsd that tho Clothiers
are scattered over the country rusti-
eating Ia simply the chief occupation
OF a Mexican athlete.
Every man that played with ths
Clothicrs before In In town right
now" snsrlly exclaimed Harry
Thrsahsr. Mot one Of them but
would be ticklcd to death to get oui
and play IN n they thought they had
a chance ON earth 10 beat us. They
know they arc out-clssscd. and ars
afraid to play"
Ciaud MAXWELL. who was In ths
lineup Of tho Dry 0oodn team before
on tho sttensth Of bis familiarity
with a certain piccc OF calico. says
tho Soc SELLERS will be- ready to play
In n week or so. or juHt m soon al
rrcd Houston. Jester. Loewe. Jos
Brett aud himself san practice up on
= new sct of signals. They fear ths
aBrbers have learned their code. and
are bnry preparing u new one.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12
SEEK. TREASURE
At GRASS LAKE
sAN FRANCISCO sEEkERs LnAvE
IN AUTOS ro FIND MONEY sUP.
POSSIBLY HuuED ON TIN
Kl.AMArM TRAIL

BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. i2.---Bisiy
thousand dollars In gold. the loot of
party OF Mexican and Indian bandits
which robbed an army pay train for
ty-six years ago. and cached IL plum.
dor near GrAsa Lake. viii bc tho gold
on rcccc Of typical twentieth cen
,ury party OF arsonauts. which or
poets to leave san Francisco soon.
Tho party. headed by ", NJ. Wick
strom and H. J. stroin. automobile
mon. viii journey In automobiles to
a spot Indicated ON rude map oh.
,nincd recently BY Strom from an
aged Indian. claiming to be tho last oi
tho attacking party. who told Btrom
that treasury agents had kept such
u close watch that tho bandits haa
40, or had opportunity 10 remove and
dispose Of their piunder.
rho attack occurred In 1897. when
nm army paymaster's train was am.
hus aed near Grass Lake ON the Khan.
a. Falls trail. In the nrst rush ths
ludIts drove back the nfty cavalry
,en conveying tho gold. aud made csI
with H.
'rhe troops rallied. and finally cap
lmed part of the bandits. who stub.
boinly refused To disclose the ioca.
lion of the cache.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12
hotel Arrivals


Mr. and Mrs.. l.. A. Klein. Portland
l.. J. Hutchinson. Los Angeles; II. "
Edmonds and wife and son. Yrska:
Leon d. Lawton. Aedford; Jim Tull
and wife. Chicago; James Luli.. Chi.
cago: Miss Ronik. Los Angeles; Ger
aid Beaumont and wife. OAKLAND: A.
Dorfman. Doris; Paul Drsnkls. Lake
view; J. G. Brown. Asdford; 0racs
Josephine Brown. Portland; w. r.
Issacs and wife. hsdford: Mrs. Gray.
1sdford; l.. 70. Wissmsn. Grants
Pass; Robert Malcolm. Rocky Point;
James Stevenson. Merrill; Nelson
Smith. Merrill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

In an experimental way motion pic
lures recently were taken under W.
ter In Chesapeake Bay by . man who
descended from boat In tube. aid
cd BY an electric light suspended out
side the tube.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12
COMMERCE BODY
MEETS TONIGHT
sEvERAL IMPORTANT MATrERs
WILL. nE CONSIDERED At rHE
MONTHLY cAruERiNc OF TIM
Ml.M8ERsHIp

The matter OF entertaining the
punsmuir hand. which vlsits here on
Friday and saturday. and the dele
gates to the Central Oregon Develop
ment League are among tho questions
to be discussed at tonight's meeting
OF the members Of tho klamath
Chamber OF Commerce. The meeting
Is called at : o'clock. and all inter-
ested are invited.
The Chamber OF Commerce at this
time will also consider the sdvisa-
bility Of Offering free factory sites TO
induce enterprises OF that character
to come here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

The dry farming congrsss met II
Garden City. Kan. in . pouring rain.
The farmers are said to have been
much amused At the ironieal situa-
tion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

Nearly l,so0 boys and girls are H.
|csnssd BY the city council Of LIVER
pool 70 sell nswspapsrs. mstchss and
shoe lscss on the streets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

Every minister up here II said 70
have . special sermon up bile sleeve
against the time when the Wilson's At
tend his church.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

American salmon In the fresh We
ters Of Tasmania are prosDsrins won
derfulIy. Some OF them increased In
weight from two ounces to four
pounds In ~ months.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12
CHAMBERLAIN IS
ON army BOARD
OREGOS's SENIOR SENATOR II
NAMED As HEAD or THE CON.
MIrTEE IN CHARGE OF nuII.
rARY MATTERs


United Press Service
WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. Ia
Senator George Chamberlain Of Ore
gon was this afternoon appointed ~
chairman Of the senate committee on
military aRairs, ii
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12
LANE MAY NOT
VISIT KLAMATH
EVEN CRATER LAKE MAY wE CUT
orr or mis ITINERARY. AZ.
CORDING I'd REIURr SENT ro
PORTLAND


PORTLAND. Aus. i3.--Sccretary
OF the Interior Lane has teiesrsphed
the Portland Commercial Club that
he will spend only few hours In
Oregon. Il ID not likely that he will
visit either klamath Falls or Crater
Lake. IN he had planned.
Lane arrives berc Monday. then
attends congress Of governors n,
Colorado Springs. From there no re-
turns immediately "a Washington.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

Brussels has church clock wound
BY atmospheric expansion induced by
the heat Of the sun.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12
IlElIcIl ERROR CAUSES lfFvNl


NNV0StUUvo hbVUs V03V
- the assessors once 10 wholly q.
fault. Il seems 20 mo that your honor
able body has = good right to pass the
application. and order q warrant
drawn for the amount,
In case refund s granted. I am
Isubmitting herewith separate sheet.
showing the funds which viii be ss.
fectsd BY your action. and the county
treasurer should be ordered 10
charge the several funds with the
amounts stated therein.
For the beneat Of your honorable
body and the public 1t large. ! md
that the Southern Paciac company
was assessed. aud has paid taxes for
the year 1919. the sum Of eas. s.7so.3I
ON railroad. rolling stock. depo,s.
grounds and personal property. and
IT, tax on lands for said year amounts
TO Sio.s3i.s3. one-half Of which has
been paid.
The refund will deduct from the
following funds the amounts set after
them:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12
TOWNTOPlCS

w. q. W. Needing. -Ewauna Camp
w. o. W. meets this evening In the
west hall Of the l. o. .. r. building.
whom the newly elected olzlcsss viii
be installed. District Manager w. l.,
spiccr viii BE- present, and the pres
encc Of all Of the members II dssirsd.
----------------- W fiN.
lsoy scouts Mcct. Tho local COM
pany Of hoy scouts will msct this
evening In their new uuartcrs over
the city hall. Tho mcetias will b.
called to order at 1880. and full
attendance d asked BY the scout mas
ter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

ss~ks to Recover. Suit to collec,
ssoe on a note has been nled against
MIR. and Mrs, y. N. 6rcnnen and Geo.
Capron by ID. =. shepherd. The note
was given Capton by the 0rcnnsns
and dispossd of TO shepherd BY
Capron.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

New court house fund -. ...1I.Sis.eS
County school fund ..... i.sss.ss
High school fund ........ ss<.ls
CITY library fund ....... i3S.ss
School library fuad ...... i0.sl
School dist. !. special fund. <.sss.7s
School dist. I. bond fund ss7.ss
sehcol dist. t3. special fund 1882
Road fund .............. 2,sg3.6s
CITY Of klamath Falls -. sOi %
The error. after heinz made In the
computation In the ussessor's once.
was checked over by ono Of the scl lth-
iern Pacifc's representatives before
the tss roll went TO the assessor. AZ.
ter the taxes were paid ths mistake
was discovered BY the railroad.
Tho hardest hit by the order Ia the
local school district. The S<.22s7s
special fund II In asked 10 refund was
paid TO the treasurer of the dIstrict
some time ago. Monday County
Treasurer Sismens asked :he school
board to repay this amount.
A special meeting Of the directors
was held to consider the matter. Al
though Il was discussed from differ
ont angles, no action vas taken to-
ward paying tho amount. nor WAS any
refusal 10 pay put ON nis.
|
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

Wants Dlvosvc. for sspara-
tion has been commenced In the cir
cult court by Clara Moore. who asks
q divorce from william p. Moore. In
her complaint. s,led BY kuyksndall I
Ferguson. she alleges desertion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

Japan as q club to fgorcs recognition
by the United Statcs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

Over To Umpqua. DEPUTY County
Clerk virgil De Lap. Kid white and
Lloyd Mcmillan left this morning for
10 two weeks hunting trip. They viii
90 ~ far a. the umpouA Valley.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

Hark From Brush. ALEX Shivs and
Gus Melhasc returned Monday night
from ten days nshing trip In the
country adjacent to burns They re-
port = splendid catch " ash. and an
Exceptionally fine outing trip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

New sepassaos. Rsuek. one
Of the directcss aad prime factors In
the Horssny Irrigation district. is Ia
form Dairy today on business matters
Mr.. Reuck. like othsrs In his peish'
borhood. has embarked In the dairy
business. and today he purchased q
cream separator from VIII Hurn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-12

TO tAe Tall rinsber.---i.y's Miiis
and family left this afternoon for q
weeks camping trip on Seven Mile
Creek. Mr.. Mills said he expected to
do very little huntins. ~ he Intended
TO spend most Of the time restins up,
Visits the Dcstiss.-Miss Maude
Nail. principat Of the Odessa school,
10 In the city this week. making daily
pleasure 90 trips to the dentists
psrlon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
LATE MRS. KNIGHT WAS
WELL THOUGHT OF AND
Is MOURNED ON COAST

.
The Vallejo News carries the fol-
lowing tribute to the late Mrs Ella
knight, wife OF William knight OF
this city:
! City Commissioner and Mrs. George
H. Warford received q cablegram
from Honolulu today announcing the
death of Mrs. Ella knight. wife Of
William knight. consulting engineer
lof the Won Hamm-Young Company
of Honolulu Mr.. and Mrs. knight
left San Francisco on September %
for Honolulu on the steamer Sonoma.
Mrs. knight was taken Ill shortly
after her arrival at her home In the
islands and her death occurred yes
terdaS. The grief-stricken husband
win bring the remains back TO Cali
fornia, sailing on the Sonoma this
week.
Mrs. Knight leaves host OF
friends In this city to mourn her loss.
The decedent and her husband have
been frequent visitors to Vallejo dur
ing the past few years and the news
Of her sudden death viii no doubt be
received with much regret.
Just previous to sailing for the
islands Mr.. and Mrs. knight were
entertained .at the Warford home In
Vallejo and at that time Mrs. knight
appeared to be in the best OF health.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
PROMISED FOR THE PLAYHOUSES

duced. The funny situation that
arises when Icy tries to- smuggle a
Chinese across the border Of Mexico
into the United States kept the audi.
ence in high state Of merriment.
He is caught by the customs officer
rolling Chinaman In q barrel. The
role OF the customs officer was enact
ed by Walter Spencer.
In the third scene Izzy is almost
scalped by an Indian but all ends
happily.
The bill is one funny mixnp after
another and as usual Izzy Is right
to the front with his clever fun
making. The Biiou Trio pleased Inn
mensely. singing q medley of popu-
lar songs. "Teepe Land was ably
rendered by Frank Harrington and
the girls while Walter Spencer sang
There's Girl In the Heart OF Mary
land that called for several encores.
Geo. Archer,s ballad as usual was a
big feature ard PONY Express" was
sung by Del Estes. Miss nse Ipret-
ia pleased with her song Don't BE
.Anybody,s Moon But Nine, Tomor-
row night the Country Store viii abe
held as usual.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
POPULAR THEATER

One doesn't have to actually believe
In literal hell to thoroughly enjoy
the five-ree. inferno" now bein1
screened at this little theater
Whether or not one has a mental
conception of the tortpres and pun
ishments meted out In the Great
Hereafter one certainly appreciates
the conception OF Dante as 1t is made
visible to us through the medium OF
an excelIentiy acted photop1ay That
many others concur in this thought
was showA 5y the attendance last
evening
Dante,s imaginary visit to Hades,
guided by Virgil, Ii tripod no mean
magnitude. The descent into purga-
tory and then ito the great pit; see
ing the fortunes inflicted on the
thieves, murderers, procurers. and
other sinners leach punishment her.
rible and seemingly more hideons
than the one Witnessed moment be-
fore: boiling lakes Of pitch and brim.
stone, wherein suffer hundreds of
victims; rivers of fire and pits Of lee;
Pluto and Lucifer, great creatures of
hideous mien who guard their respect.
i've domains with terrible ferocity !;
demons with horrible bat.wings who
pitchfork their human playthings
from one torture to another: these in
cidents, and more, quickly appear and
then disappear to make place for
others equally awful-until the be-
hoIdor Is filled with fearsorie awe
and commences to regret some Of the
wickedDess one has been guilty of in
the past, and makes mental 7reser-
walton to do those things he ought
to do" in the future. {
The Inferno Is q great film from
G Photographic standpoint too. Seen
ically of wondrous beauty-and wond-
rous craft! the film is rightly called
a masterpiece because Of the way the
transformations the dissolving eff.
fects, the pyrotechnics, the mechan-
ical devices and the grouping are
handled to create the necessary illu-
sions.
One of the important points to re-
member Is that one doesn't have to
be familiar with Dante's Divine Com
edys 1.-THE inspiration of the photo
play) to be interested in the picture.
True, several bits Of famous Euro
pean history incidentally appearto
show why. certain punishments are
meted out to certain high offenders
but the action Is so smooth and the
depicting SO carefully done that one
feels familiar with every scene and
every movement
The manager of the theater, Mr..
Eredhoff, has been requested to show
the film for several nights more, in
order that out-of-town folk may see
1t, but that he is regretfully compe'
ed to send it to the Orient soon,
where 1t is engaged for long term.
Still, it has one more night to run
(tonight) and those who didn't go las
night, or failed to see 1t severe
months ago, have yet the opportunity.
"Piigrim's ProgresssS four-reel
picture, rated the best production of
seven different companies efforts,
will be the feature for the balance Of
the week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
A ELECTED COLD OFTEN
AFFECTS The LUNGS

Many serious cases ofe Throat or
Lung Trouble can be directly traced to
a cough or cold which. has been neg
lected II you notice that d cough per-
lsists in clinging to you take warning.
tIf you neglect trying to stop this sup
posed trivial trouble the throat and
lungs later become affected. In many
cases Eckfnan's Alternative has been
the means bf bringing permanent re-
lief Investigate this case: 3
e - Saratoga, N u
s'Gentlen6en For fivesor six years
i was troubled with cough and expect
iteration. also had q high fever Ny
case was declared Lung Trouble by
my physician. was given Cod Liver
Oil, Creosote and other medicines, all
without benefit At Christmas time;
1906, was not expected to Hives Call
the use of Eckman's Alternative, which
II took with excellent results. 1 have
gained in weight go out in all
weathers and have had no cough or
cold whatever. give these facts to
encourage others to use Eckman's Al
terative.'' :. ~. = 800. 81.
lAffidayit) JAS. w. KANALY. B
fAboye abbreviated; more on re-
quest.) - -. !: .. s.
Eckman's Alternative has been. PROV
en- by many years test to be most eff
cacious for severe Throat and Lung
Affections, Bronchitis, Bronchial Asth-
ma, Stubborn Colds and In upbuildihg
the system. Contains no narcotics,
poisons or habit-forming drugs. Sold
by Benson, Smith & Co. and Hollister
Drug Co. and leading druggists. Write
the Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia,
Pa, for booklet telling Of recoveries
and additional evidence. = advertise
ment. .s.-e4>..-