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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
Arkan.a. Derby for Hyperian III.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, April T.-oaklawn
racing results.
First race, six furiougs-Martius won. Bar
boross second, Naughty third. Time. lila 2-5.
Second race, four and half furiongs-san
:55 As.
Third race. one mile and furlong. Aykan-
sss Derby, $1,000 added-Hyperfoh II won.
ConvoI,, second Charlatan third Time,
I:52 40
Fourth race. six furIongs. Pine Bluff hsndi-
eap-Fexhau won. H L. Frank second Aaron
J third Time. ia
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards, gen
tIemen riders-Ara F1llipo won. Master Prim
second Ben Lear third Time. 1850
sixth race one and sixteenth mtles-George
p McNear won Bullfneh second, Taby Tosa
third Time, al Sd
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
EpwoRrH LEAGUE TO MEET.

ALAMEDA. April THE San Fran
cisco District Epworth League will
hold it's annual convention in this city
MAY Is, 10 and 20. The general COM
Iufttee and subcommittee follow:
Dr. j. Emmett Clark. chairman;
Charles Cadman, secretary; Ira San
ford, treasurer
Reception of delegates-Miss Edna
Barber, president o. A. K Club. Re-
freshments-Mrs- j. f. Forderer, presi-
dent Ladies' Aid Society, First Method
ist Church. Mrs. b. L. Lick, president
Ladies Aid Society of the Santa Clara
avenue Methodist Church; Mrs. jamie
son. superintendent Kings Daughters
Decorations-Miss May Bevan, presi-
dent o. !. v. Club. Finanees-Ira San
ford. Programme-B. L. Lick. Excur-
sions and outings-Charles Cadman.
Press committee-Ira Kibby.
Charles Cadman OF Alameda Is the
vice president Of the District League.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
SUDURBANITES
HOLD ELECTIONS
School Trustees Are Chosen
in the Many Districts in
the County of Marin
ONE WOMAN DEFEATED
Novato Voters Ungallantly
Cast Their Ballots Against
Only Lady on the Ticket

MILL VALLEY, April THE Citizens
party dealt the Peoples League a hard
blow at the school election yesterday.
Clinton Folger, a well-known San Fran
cisco insurance man, defeated George r.
Roux, a San Francisco merchant. Tor
Trustee, receiving 1S5 votes 10 Houx > lzo
The vote was the heaviest ever polled
here.
Yesterdays result has increased the
confidence of the Citizens party in the
ability of It's candidates to carry the mu-
nicipal election on Monday by handsome
majority. The Citizens party ticket Is as
follows: Trustees-W. ]. Thomas and Ber-
nard Grethel; Clerk, s. H Roberts; Mar
shall, Melvin Staples; Treasurer. A L.
House. The Peoples League indorses the
following: For Trustees, William T. Price
and John W. Annes; Clerk. Lewis T.
Parker; Marshal. ]. Harry Ashe; Treas
urer. August Muntz.
N0yATO, April This village Is not
ready for a womans suffrage party. This
was evidenced yesterday. when the voters
reelected Louis Devote School Trustee
His opponent was Mrs. R. Hartz- Mrs.
Hartz made very thorough house-to-
house canvass, but could not shake the
confidence Of the voters in Devote. The
vote stood 50 to II.
SAN RAFAEL, April 7.-Sehool Trus-
tees were elected in the school districts
throughout the county yesterday par
tiai list OF the districts and the Trustees
elected Is as follows: Burdells. James H.
Rogers; Black Point, John G. Guth; Bay
(Bolinas), Wallace Sayers, Louis Petar
and Hiram ]. Mott; Dixie (St. Vincent's),
Modesto Lampertf and Charles a. Clancy;
San Quentin ". j. Duffy; Tfburon, Wade
H. Vaughan; Sausalito. Otto Johnson.
CORTE MADEIRA, April The Lark
spurites were defeated by the Corte Ma
derans at the election for School Trustee
yesterday. Their candidate was Bert
Burtchell. a prominent Larkspur mer-
chant, who was defeated by James Fay
OF this place. The Corte MADEIRA school
district includes Larkspur, and there is a
strong rivalry between the Trustees.
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Discharge From an
Asylum IS of
No Avail
Sisters to Manage
Affairs, Says
the Court.

OAKLAND. April THE petition Of
George A AIdrich, who for years has
been endeavOring 10 get possession OF
q fortune Of s225. 600 held in trust for
him by his sisters, Mrs. Annie Barton
and Mrs Helen Dunning, was again de-
MED this morning by Judge Ellsworth,
who after & hearing Of several days de-
cided that though AIdrich has a GER
tiflcate showing he was discharged as
cured" from the Napa, State Hospital,
he is not competent TO manage his
estate.
In giving his opinion Judge Els
worth reviewed the testimony TO con-
siderable extent and in summing up
said:
The petitioner in this case shows
that he is possessed OF considerable
education and that his mind works
logically enough along certain lines. In
business matters, however, he has a
strange conception OF values. Less
than year ago. according 10 letter
introduced IN evidence here, he asked
the Pacific States Surety Company to
insure him against acts Of his own. II
was an unheard OF proposition and in
dicates that he was not sure OF his
own actions
Without any good reason he has
also seen 1T TO turn over 10 Attorney
Hugh Aldrich, without any intention 10
reflect upon him, however, an entire
stranger, stocks and bonds TO the
amount of $4,000 or $4,000. What he
needed a trustee for. these stocks for,
when all he had 20 do was 10 draw the
Interest, is beyond me.
His sisters, believe. have only
done their duty 20 an AFFLICTED brother
and there has been no evidence intro
duced here 10 show that hey have
abused their trust n any way. II Is
my opinion that the petitioner is not
competent 70 handle so large sum OF
money and his petition is denied"
Aldrich. with his attorney Of the same
name but OF no relationship. was IN
court and listened 10 the opinion with
out evineing any emotion and took his
defeat very quietly. He was given ais
liberty firm the Napa State Hospital in
1882. at first on parole and finally was
discharged He has brought numerous
actions, both here and in San Francisco.
for the purpose OF taking his fortune
out Of the hands OF his sisters.
II developed that he gave Woodworth
& Spottswood q note for s4500 as his at
torneys. which he maintains was on a
contingency, but nothing TO this ef-
feet IS mentioned IN the note, and while
he says that he does not owe IL, the
holders OF the note propose 10 collect
the money.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
Concert In creek Theater.

BERKELEY, April "A half-hour
OF music will be given by Mrs.
Rudolph Schaffter. soprano; Mrs.
Marian z. B. Robinson, contralto;
Lowell w Kenney, tenor Miss Grace
Freeman. violinist: Miss M. A. Lewis,
'cellist; Miss Grace Rollins, pianist. and
Mr. Dellapiane, organist, under the di-
rection OF Mrs. Louise Mariner Camp
bell, tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
in the Greek Theater of the University
Of California, or, in case of inclement
weather, in Hearst Hall. The pro-
gramme will be as follows; Trio for
the violin, cello and piano. Allegro
motto cd agitato" (Mendelssohnl, Miss
Freeman, Miss Lewis and Miss Rol-
Iins; Hearts Springtime" (Wickedo),
Mr. Kenney; "A Song of Thanksgiving"
fAIlitsen), Mrs. Robinson violin solo,
-.AdagioD (Ries), Miss Freeman; Ca
Ave Maria (Bach-Gounod), (b)
.'FruhIingsb1umen'' (Reinecho), Mrs.
Schaffter, with viloin obligato by Miss
Freeman; "Still as the Night" (Goetze),
Mrs Robinson and Mr.. Kenney.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
LINnRLom PROPERTY.

OAKLAND, april 4 Deeds were
placed on record today from Erik o.
Lindblom. the Alaska millionaire, TO his
former wife, Mary A. LindbIom, TO the
Lindblom home and a number of pieces
OF valuable real estate in the Hillegass
Tract in Berkeley. as the result of the
settlement of the property interests of
the pair following the granting OF a
decree of divorce to Mrs. Lindblom a
few months ago. AS a result of that
settlement Mrs. Lindblom receives prop
erty valued at about $500. 900. The min>
ing interests OF Lindblom are said to
be valued at $1,000. 900.
After+years of poverty together when
Mrs Lindblom helped her husband at
his trade as a tailor, wealth brought
about their separation. and she found
she was unable 10 live with the man
as a millionaire that she had starved
with as a tailor. While he was uncov-
ering his millions on Anvil creek she,
so she stated in the divorce proceedings
here, was working as seamstress in a
local dry goods house at 81 a day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
STEAL ALL THEY Find.

OAKLAND, April THE thieves that
ransacked the premises at A1I6 Lawson
street, owned by Louis Ferrero, proved
that they cared little about their loot
so long as they found something to
steal. They went through house, barn
and hen house in the middle OF the
night. and FeFreross inventory of stolen
goods includes four dozen eggs, two
rabbits, six chickens, six pigeons. two
sheets and two pillow cases
J. A North, who<has apartments at
22e East Seventeenth street, reported TO
the police today that he had been rob-
bed OF a diamond stud. valued at SIS,
and other articles of jeweIry by a tran
sient guest at the lodging house.
Z. ]. Rodgers Of 1894 Buena Vista
avenue reported the theft of watch
and fob from his room
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
cHAMpIoNs THE LADIES.

ParIor Of Native Sons last night adopt
ed resolutions ongratulatfng the
Berkeley ParIor of Native Daughters
upon its organization. promising 1t sup
port and the Native Sons Hall rent
free.
The action is regarded as significant
because Of the alleged rivalry between
the two Native Daughter parlors of
Berkeley, both recently organized, and
both regarded as competitors for the
patronage and assistance Of the Native
Sons.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
RapIa water Bead. Tartar.

NEW ORLEANS. April Pair Grounds
racing results:
First race. six furl0ngs-Hannibal Bsy Won
Delmors second Lady Henrietta third Time,
1:13 20.
second race 1--WE furiongsEFHction won.
Black Mate second. Bud Hill third Time,
1:O1 2-5.
Gold Rose second. Invincihls third Time.
20 3-5-
Fourth race one and sixteenth miles
Rapld Water won Tartar second, Macy Jr-
third Time 1:46 2-5-
-safeguard won, Gladiator second. Nine third
Time. 1.55 2-5-
sixth race. mile and seventy yards-Auru
master wen. Avoid second. Joe Lesser third
Time As Is.
Seventh race mile and seventy yards-Jungls
Imp won RarkeImore second Bitter Brown
third Time / 40 1-5-
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
TO HOLD TOWN ELECTIONS.

OAKLAND, April Town elections
viii be held Monday throughout Ala
media County. At Emeryyille an oppo-
sition to the officials who have con-
Quoted the towns affairs since it's or
ganization has developed. The '.inde-
pendents" have nominated F. Cedrey. P.
Thiesen and Louis Reab for Trustees.
Howard ". Wilford for Clerk and
Richard Raekerby for Treasurer. No
nomination has been made for Marshal.
The regulars" have named W. H.
Christie. William Fieldwick and John
7. Doyle, incumbents. for Trustees:
John c. Coburn for Clerk, Charles G..
Mayborn for Treasurer and E J. Carey
for Marshal. all incumbents. As a re-
suit OF the present administrators
management there is no town debt and
the treasury contains $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
DEAN SECURES DOG.

OAKLAND. April THE custody of
a valuable setter dog that was bought
by p. NJ Dean from Poundmaster label
for $50 was awarded TO Dean by Police
Judge Samuels this morning, and Leo
Herbold, the original owner, will ap-
peal from the decision. Herbold lost
the dog and Zabel's deputies caught
him. After several months Dean visit
ed the pound and purchased the canine.
When Herbold learned the whereabouts
of the setter he retained Attorney T. NJ.
Bradley TO recover the animal by
habeas corpus proceedings, but failed.
Now Bradley will appeal to the SUI
perior Court.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
JUDGE REBukEs pErEcr1rE.

OAKLAND, April 7.-P. J. Curtin, a
private detective employed at the Boole
shipyards during the recent labor trou-
bIes there, was severely rebuked by
Police Judge Smith. who this morning
found him guilty of battery. The mag
istrate declared that he was not a 1T
person to have police authority The
battery consisted OF kicking William
Earl, who was also tried and found
guilty of disturbing the peace Both
will be sentenced Tuesday. Curtin Will
be tried for threatening 10 shoot one OF
the strikers on April 2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
DR.. Nowlin Win. steeplechase.

NEW ORLEANS. April City Park racing
results:
First race one and eighth miles-LLttle
Giant won. Long Bright second Oural third
Time 1856.
second race. steepiechases short course-Dr-
Nowlin won Judge Nolan second, Creolin
third Time, :02 10
Third race five and a half furiongs-Reticent
won. DR.. Mack second, Josette third Tine
1:G7 Sd
Fourth race one mile. handicap-Gamara
won. Envoy second, Dehar third Time.
!. 40 4-5-
Fifth race, one and an eighth miles-Captain
Bush won Swift Wing second. Brand New
third Time. :53 4-5-
sixth race. five and half furlongs-Self
Reliant won, Mabel Winn second. Amerlc1 II
third Time. Los 2-5-
Seventh race. six furiongs-Robin Hood won.
Bertha z second Capitano third Time,
IL 3-5
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
currtcuIum Beat. Lady Vera.

WASHINGTON. April 7--Bennings racing
results.
First race. seven fuTlongs. Columbia course
lack McKeon won Matte Bumpho second,
Paul Clifford third Time. 1.30
Second race, second running OF the Wash
in4ton Nursery four and half furlongs old
course-Crrriculum won. Lady Vera second
Camoaigner third Time, 80 2-5-
Third race. seven furiongs- Columbia course
-Kur0 won. Frills second. Radical third
Time 1.3f 2-5
Fourth race. spring handicap. steeplechase
about two and half miles-D0uro won. cop-
per second Phantom thiic- Time. 5-01-
Fifth race. four and half furlongs old
course-AI Powell won Voodwirch second
Towa Topics third Time. .5I-
Sixth race. mile and hundred Yards
old eourse-Caronal won. Water Course second
Royal Window third Time. -52
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
DIYoRCE RECORD.

OAKLAND. April Suit for divorce
was begun today by Harriet Kuhlken
against Charles ~ Kuhlken, whom she
charges with cruelty and intemperance
InterIocutory DEGREES of divorce were
granted Mary f. Kaler from John A.
KaIer. for failure to provide; Meta
Hopkins from William d. Hopkins. for
desertion: Maud DesIauriers from A. C.
DesIauriers, for desertion- John C. Bull
lock has been cited TO show cause why
he should not be punished for falling TO
pay his wife alimony pending the trial
of their divorce action
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
noY HELD ron BURGLARy.

OAKLAND, April 7.-Thomas Rich-
ards, one of the three Berkeley youths
accused of attempted burglary at the
home of Mrs. n s. Tully on fremont
street, was held to answer in $1,000
bonds before the Superior Court hv
Police Judge Smith today William
Graf and Antoine Zierau, his alleged ac-
completes. have already been bound
over 10 the higher court
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
NEW FERRY-BOAT LAUNCHED.

Route ferry steamer, built at the Unit
ed Engineering Works, was launched
this morning without mishap No cere-
mony marked the launching OF the new
boat OfficiaIs OF the company and
those in charge of the work were pres
ent. The new steamer, not yet named.
is a sister boat of the San Francisco
and it will be put into commission as
soon as the engines and boilers can be
installed. 1t is expected that she will
be ready for service about August 1.
Still another steamer for the same COM
pany6s now on the ways
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
Eair Golfers Ready.

san DIEGO, April considerable
interest is being manifested in the la
dies handicap golf tournament which
Is TO be commenced Monday afternoon
on the links Of the San Diego County
TsI,h Nearly every prominent lady
r,,avar In this section of the State has
entered. and as result the competition
ID keen
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
ANTONIO FoNTE AT REST.

OAKLAND. April THE funeral of
Antonio Fonte, who died at Providence
Hospital. was held today from st. An
thongs Church in East Oakland. the
services being conducted by the Rev. P.
C YOrke- The remains will be brought
10 Maecabee Temple tomorrow. and viii
be inferred under the auspices OF tha
uniform rank of the United Portuguese
Association, CT which Fonte was presf-
dent at the time of his death.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
Ser York Beats YaIe.

NEW YORK. April THE baseball
season of 1906 was opened at the Polo
grounds today with an exhibition game
between the worlds champions OF this
city and the varsity team from Yale
The weather was very cold. the attend
ance being 1000. Score:
New york .3 0 0 0 o / E7
yale .............o 0 0 20 / . 0-5
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
AIAMEDA AnrtI 7-FranL

ALAMEDA April Frank Yabara
who disappeared from his home at the
north end of Willow street four days
drowned in the estuary, has returned
TO the residence of his father. Felix va
bara- Young Yabara is weak mentally
and is unable TO give an account OF
his whereabouts while he was missing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
urIII. TEsT AUTO LAW.

OAKLAND, April III Hilton. who
was arrested for violating the law re-
curing a red light on the rear of all
automobiles. will test the validity Of
the measure He was before Police
Judge SamueIs this morning, and at his
request his hearing was continued till
Tuesday. He holds that the laws In
tent is 10 provide sufficiency of lights
and does not deal with their character.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
SAVED BY INTERSTATE LAW.

OAKLAND. April 7.-Police Judge
Samuels today held that the interstate
commerce law protected ]. d. Wake
field, who was arrested for soliciting
without a license. He declared that a
person soliciting in one State for a per-
son or firm doing business in another
State should not be taxed. according 20
a ruling of the Supreme Court, and
Wakefield was discharged.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
F0REr.AzT

Summit-CIsar. wind southeast: maximum
temperature 80. minimum. As: average dspth
OF snow on gronud. 1es inches. against As
inches same date last season
The pressure continues high over the Pa
cife Coast No rain has fallen IN California.
Light rain IS reported az M0dena and Flag
staff The temperatures are about normal
throughout the state. except az Independence.
where there has been a marked rise-
IRE following ara the river stages Sacra-
r1enro 252 falling. san joaquin Bridge.
I59 standing. Rio Vista 1zA
FORECAST FOR APRIL 3
San Francisco ard yicinity-Fair Sunday
fres<. west winds
Les Angeles and vicinity-Fair sunday Light
east winds changing 70 west
Sacramento valley-Fair Sunday: light south
san Joaquin vaIsy-Fair sunday; light
north winds.
Coasf-Fair Sunday: fresh west winds-
Nsyada-Fair Sunday
A c. McADIE. District ForscaGsr.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
e,n.rI.I- nrsIcAL sERrIcr

OAKLAND, AprlI f.-opecial musical
services Will be held at the First Con.
gregational Church at the morning and
evening palm sunday services. An aug
mented choir, under the direction OF
Alexander Stewart. viii sing the Hal
IeIujah" and Worthy Is the Lamb
choruses from the Messiah" Presi-
dent Tucker Of Dartmouth College will
IL AZ the morning service.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08

OAKLAND, april George Johnson, a
waiter was arrested this afternoon at
the West Oakland railroad yards by
William CIarkson. a watchman. who
alleges that he caught Johnson stealing
brass fixtures from the cars Johnson
was charged with petty larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
wAeuTNcToy

WASHINGTON. April 7--Presldent Rcose-
yeIt today announced that he would not be
able TO attend the convention OF the League
OF American Municipalities at Chicaxo naxt
September.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-08
weather Report.
aAN ERANTSCn

San FRANCISCO------.. 60-62
The following are the seasonable rainfaIIs to
date a. compared with those OF the same data
last season. and the rainfall IN the Iass twen-
fY-fcur Eourss
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09

CONGRESSIONAL. Congressman, Third District-J. c. Floyd.
 SUPREME COURT. Chief Justice-J. M. Hill. ASSociateS-R. B. Battle, Carroll D. Wood, J. E. Riddick, E. A. McCul- loeb.
 FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Judge-J. $. Naples. Prosecuting Attorney--D. B. HorSley Court meets fourth Monday in A pril and October. ELEVENTH cHANcERy DISTRICT. Judge-T II. Humphreys. Court meets second Monday in Feb- ruary and August.
 COUNTY. State Senator-J. w. Thompson. Representatives-J. H. Mason, W. E. Simpson, c. A. Hurst. Judge-W E. Williams Sheriff-kit Philip, County and Probate Clerk-B. F. Greer.
 Circuit Clerk and Recorder-G. A. Rodgers.
 Treasurer r-R. F. Bell. Assessor-W. H. Holcomb. Surveyor-W k. Rosser. Coroner-C. E. Swift Examiner-M. +. Croxdale
 TERMS OF COURT. Countv-First Monday in January, April. July and October. Probate-First Monday in March, June. September aud December.
 sPRiNcDAtE TOWNSHIP. Justices of the Peaee-G. A. Graves and k. l.. Atwood. Gonstahle=Lee Phillips.
 CITY. May0r-I. r. Lane Reeerder-Lee Sanders TreaSurer-W A. Graves. Marshal-W L. Stokes Aldermen-J. NJ. Hewitt, E. II. San. defs, J. \. Joyce, Moses Stearns, Wm. Faeht.
 City council meets second Tuesday uipht n each month
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09
M. q. .W. Column,
Pledge or WOrkhOuse?
Edited by Mrs. harrles E. Kidd

Much has already been said and written concerning the plan for re- claiming drunkards, originated by Hon. William Jefferson Pollard, judge of the Second District Pollce Court of St. Louis, Ma Much more may be said for any plan which helrs te solve that most distressing phase of the drink problem the eare If the fam ilies of drunkards, who, in most ea eS, become puBl1e charges while the hus. band and father k undergoing punish menb for his otiense ] adye Pollard < plan has twa-feld object: the saliva tion of the drnnkard and his restora tion to his family. Under date of August 6, l906 the Chicago Evening American sayS Of this unique work:
 Judge William Jefferson Pollard q practical idealist, wnu presides at the Second District palice Court Of St. Louis, asserts that the law becomes of more ma iestY when 1t saves one sinner than through the punishment of the ninety and nine.
 This remarkable man has demon strated that drink is the cause of most crimes, and that nearly every drunk. ard can be reformed.
 The technicalities of the law are nothing to Judge Pollard.
 He determines first if the prisoner be guilty-then If drink brought hlm to his downfall Then he fines the man heavily
 But just as the bdiliff starts to take the man from the dock the judge stops hun Then be siYs something like this:
 Somewhere in yoar being is the remnant of your strength. Now would you rather go to the workhouse and serve this fine or will you give your promise that you will not drink a drop of intoxieants for a year:
 Rarely has prisoner refused to sign the required pledge.
 Less than two out Of hundred fall. All oFci oO. I'uio die udiu WOIk kibS men who have been saved disbonor and loss of hope through this reform.
 Here are Judge Pollards beliefs upon which hls reform is based.
 'I believe It is the duty of the court to save drunkards from them selves and for their families
 II would rather make my court a tribunal of reformation than of punishment.
 ''I would rather send man back to his family and keep him sober than to send him to ptiSnn.'
 Judge Pollard iS gadfattier in many d home >ayed trough The reform of d drunken husband
 For three years Judge William
The Springdale news., 1906-11-09
In Tlmeef Peace.

In he first manths of the Russia. Japan war we had striking example uf the necessity for preparation and the early advantage of those who, so to speak. "haye sbingled their roofs in dry weather The virtue of prep. aratinn has made history and given to uis our greatest men. The individual as we'll as the nation should be pre- pared for any emergency. Are you prepared t0 successfully combat the first cold you take? \ cold can be cured much more quickly when tre It. ed as sann aS it has been contracted and before it Las Income settled in the system Ghameerliin'S Cough Remedy is famons far it's cures of colds and il should he kept at hand ready for lnstant use. For sale bs II. A. Daily and ail druggiste