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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
ATTORNEY GENERAL s OPINIONS

In an opinion 70 J. G ikfouse. clerk
of the board OF education OF Shawnee,
Attorney General West holds that BE-.
fore ne can approve the issuance Of
bonds 10 the amount Of 5D.61G by
l1al board If VII be necessary for The
board TO furnish him an aushenticat-
ed transcript Of al proceedings hat
IN felaiion to said bonds. fempeient
proc tfst shaWiee Is city of the
fire. cass. boundaries 81 the district.
all existing Indebtedness. eic.
The sfforn"y eeher-l teerr a.lcfee.
cd the following band issues Water
works bonds of Foat 1owson. boc
iaN connty. Tor slse6. lnkon. main
sewer and sewage construction bondx
sl0.nna aad ssaaEs fns anKafhs
school District 80 81. Grant eoun
.ah0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12

SlJSPE PEC;T
IS HELD
fBy AssocIated preasl

Kansas CITY Mo. Dec. r. John
Feagle, hunter living near the Bern
hardt farm In Johnson county Kan.
where four persons .<yye found mnr-
dered saturdas " arrested this
morning ard pne the Kansas city
Kansas, jail. The police OF Kansas
city, Kansas, learned that Feagle had
quarreed with George Bernhard. A.
olcody shirt aud oyerals were found
In the Feagle home
Feagle said he found Morgan. one
Of the murdered men. hunting on his
farm Wednesday Morgan told him
that George Bernhardt had given him
permission Feagle said ne ordered
Morgan off and went 70 ihe Bern
hardt farm m i asked George wiz he
had given Morgan permission TO hunt
on somebody else's landg A quarrel
arose in the course Of which Feagle
SAID hrs Bernhadt came out aud call.
Ell him a liar F'eaele said he went
home aull Oh "Wednesday eyrhng
heard screams and cries Of help com
ing from the direction Of the Bern.
hardi farm.
Chief Iinmer of Kansas city. Kan
ssa. said Feagle told conflicting st0r-
les concerning the time Of the cries.
Feagle said he saw two hunters come
from the direction u The Bernharlt
farm shortly after the cries 7iunl-
efs OF Shawnee Kansas. men, may be-
questioned thi ssfterBooa. The
johnson county commissioner offer
five hundred reward FER the slayer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
ANGUS
MORMON s
WIDOW
fBy Assoclated press)

Salt Citr Utah Dec l2 Amelia
eolsom Young. widow OF the famous
Norman prophet ana leader, Brlgham
Young. died az her home here Sunday
She was ~ years OF age and her
death was caused hy paralysis with
Which she has suffered for three
years
MIS- YoWlg played an Important
part In the early history Of Utah and
t was for her that Brigham Young
built what is known as Amelia's
palace. one of the show places OF
oay Lake city, and most magnfi'
cent structure
Mrs Young was born IN Buffalo, N
n, August 23, 1892, her father being
william II Folsom who had joined
the Norman faith and became promo
neGt IN church affairs
Those familiar wlth carly church
history declare II was q case Of love
AZ first sight with Amelia Folsom and
brigham Young They geie married
January 2 1863 and short time
thereafter the construction IF The pal
ace was begun Following the death
OF her husband Ia 1871 she sold tie
palace pnd later Travelled Ia Europe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
THE POLICE IRE BUSY

Tho police are malkink ztfenuuns
oforts 10 clean the city Of street
walkers aud immoral women and Sat
urfay and sunday nights they satntE
ed IN another bunch OF ese pconleA
hcsides a few other offenders or tho
crowd arrested By Officers KYLE,
Galley FELTON, and D}e, there were
four whites end two negroes The
Whites arrested we're I'D VIM. ~
cars OF age, and Ethel Finck. age
IA, charged with immortality and
Har}on short aud G +. Brown. ar:
rested fof disturbing The peace Tie
rogrocs taken In charge we're Win
Moore for carrying concealed aeap-
ems. and iuln Harrison for drunken.
ness and disturbing the peace. They
Gerc ell held FOR hearing AZ 5 O'clock
on the seven colored women arrested
cn Friday for street Walking SIX VIZ
tined $40 and costs, the other Lille.
Copeland. being hmad over fof =
hearing ON the charge Of larceny.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
PROF MAC LAREN IS HDN0REl

Professor John Dice MacLearen, ol
tile state university school vf medl-
cine. has beon Offered The professor
cup III phvslol0gy III the Oregon
cate university medical school al
Portland More time for research in
p better laboratory % an Increased
salary nus caJsed him 20 tender his
resignation % President Evans and
the board OF regents at their regular
meeting IN Monday. December l2th
n 7aes ~ Nsei e4rer he-n1 work
iu the state university OF Oklahoma
with ~ students IN six classes, tie
noN teaches l0s students tn hye
elasses. This IS sixteen college cred
i hours week which requires the
professor to .bf Al ipas, fhrlN hnuis q
week. with ihe etildents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
PROSECUTE nLIGEO GllIM

The superior court convened this
nor Ing and after selecting the iurk
.he fifst case on the docket vas that !
of the The Stucket Constructlnuf
Company Us. The CITY Of Guthrie.
This is an oll suit win which mose
oi The people Of Guthrie are faull:ar.
6, being over an alleged breach d
contract on the paving Of Noble Ak.
enne THE colsirnc'I0n cOnlpaItIs
claims il was awarded she eoatraet
f0r paying the street and that after
it had put ie about three blocks pf
curb and gutter work they were
stopped OH ana by protest tf ne pec.
.ple. who claimed that tho width Of
the street ha3 been changed from 10
feet to Is feet. aud thai Il was IN II
legal proceeding to change Tie street
without giving the property owners
q chance to protest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
COLO WEATHER PREDICTED


Washington Pee ~ Cold weather
aas be looked for generally east Of
lie Rocky mountains until Wedne8.
day. WHEN higher temperature rs cx'
heeted, according to The weather bu'
feaus bulletin iof lnc week.
SO unusually l0W temperature afe
probable west OF the Rocky noun
Trims, hel the principal disturbance IS
expected on the pacific coast on Mon
day, crossing the middle west on
Tuesday er Wednesday and reachns
The Atianfle seaboafd hy Thursday
feHeial precipitation VIII attend
the disturbance, rain being forecast
d for the Southern districts and
sHeW aud rain III the Central and the
Northern sections
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
WHERE IS BIRD N'GDIRE?
Special to Daily Leader

Special 70 Daily Leader
Washington. D. C.. Dec. L Lost.
sirayed or Stolen One congressman
from the First District Of Oklahoma
Descriptions Dark aud weighing isu
outds and when last seen was on his
way 10 Washington
The above Is not from a newspaper
but may prove facsimile Il Repre-
sentative Bird s McGulre. Of pawnd =
oes not show up shortly. No maif
fas been more conspicuous b MS
ahsencc during the past week piait
representative MeGuire especially IN
view Of the fact thar the Indian ap
preparation bin has been under con-
iicralion In The Indian affairs e0nt-
nlttee and later on the floor without
NcCuire who Is one Of tae ranking
nomDors Of the committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
4 Family of Lawyers.

Coming from a family or judges,
his father and grandfather having
been on the bench, Justice White has
had a judicial inheritance as well as
legal training His knowledge OF the
civil law is generally regarded as the
most profound of any man who ever
set on the supreme bench.
OF late years he has developed a
specially for questions Of interstate
commerce and his contribution to the
law Of the land will last through the
years
He was born IN the parish Of
La Fonrche. La in November. 1915.
His parents were Catholics and he
!. himself processes that faith. His ed
Z cation was in Catholic Institutions.
In his early youth he attended the
school at Mount St Marys, near En-
meishurg. Md. later he entered the
jesuit college In New Orleans and
finally he went to Georgetown col
lege Washington, ID. c.
Justice White served In the Con
federate army in the civil war; prac-
ticed law IN Louisiana. became a
sugar planter on its lowlands HIS
ability and high character were rec
oglized BY the people in repeated
commissions as a public official In
1874 he was elected as senator in the
Louisiana Legislature. Four years
later he was appointed as the justice
Of the supreme court OF the state and
served until the new constitution
went into effect in 1879, making all
offices IN the state vacant
In 1891 Mr. White became a nation
al figure A sensational contest was
waged In Louisiana Mr.. White on
tered the race. He had managed the
campaign of Governor Nichols for re.
election and had been prominent IN
the reform element of hig state. He
had fought vigorously In favor OF the
anti-lOttery movement The legisla-
ture finally chose him to succeed Sen
ator Eustice.
Justice White was In the senate
three years before he was elevated to
the supreme bench by President
Cleveland in 1894 I'm that period be
distinguished himself on Two oeca-
sions. Once was IN the debate on the
anti-option law when Senator White
made profound legal argument
against the constitutionallty OF the
measure.
The other occasion WIS In the
struggle over therepcal of the Sher-'
man act when he advocated the views
President Cleveland was known TO
entertain on the subject His nomi-
nation 20 the berch ended a memor-
able contest In the senate
Two New Workers had been nomi-
mated by President Cleveland, but
both failed Of confirmation.
Throwing to the Winds the custom
which for elghty-eight wears had kept
New York man on the bench. Mr..
Cleveland named Senate White He
was confirned within an hour.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
HOUNDS
UNABLE:
TO TRACE
nWMHE " -
DOG SLEUTHs AT FAULT
IN KANS AS
MURDER
~
HORSE Thief ASSOCIATION
AROUSED TO ACTICH
Murdered Man Was Menhe
Of that Prominent
Organization
lBy AssocIaLad press.l

Hutchinson, Kass Dec Hood
hounds arc uuablc, 70 track tile slas
er Of Tom Fowler deputy sheriff and
secretary Of the Anti.Horscthief ns-
soolation shot here last night WHO
attempting 70 arrest 4 man suspect
Cd oi burglary The theory Is thai
Q conferedate Of the cantured inap
did the shooting Since the mu ds
ive hundred Anti Hotsethiet mem.
bers and officers patrol the town All
trains are searched and all exits
are being WATCHED Three suspicious
characters wen arrested and are be-
ing held oneIthousand dollars re-
ward Is offered o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
T d. OWED
PRIMROSE:
PA'TRNA


81. Louis. no., bee. ~ John Nor
Fison.F'uier formerly wealthy bank
er OF GLASGOW, Mo-. died today from
fractured skull from falling ~ the
ice He took his Wife's rame N en
he married
When Glasgow voted local option
Ncrflson-Fuller opened FREQ drink.
Ing place and IN one year gave away
seven thousand dollars ln drinks lie
establlshed bank IN Glasgow SO be
would have place % loaf because be
Thought the bank then existing Oh.
iecied 70 his 1oaiirg' in the banking
sOO1n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
WRANCLE
IN SENATE
OVER SITE
RTY2Er > --
CULBERTSON PROPOSE
TloN is NOT Salts
FACTORY
W.T. . F5
INDICATIONS OF NO H
ACTION IN HOUSE
ty -
with Adjournment on Wednes-
day With No Site
Selected
Oklahoma City, Dec.
lie v cry indication
points to the adjournment
Of the Legislature on Wed
nesday without a capitol
site being selected.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA, DEC.
12 THE MEETING or THE OK
. LAHOMA CITY BUSINESS MEN
THIS MORNING WAS A FlASCD.
THE BUSINESS MEN OF OKyA-
HOMA CITY ARE HOPELESSLY
AND HELPLESSLY DIVIDED ON
THE CAPITAL MATTER. SEVER
AL SPEECHES WERE MADE. fHE
TENER OF THE REMARKS WAS
THAT INSTEAD OF OKLAHOMA
CITY GIVING A FREE CAPlTOL
SITE TO THE STATE THE iBUSl-
NESS. MEN AVANr THE STATE TO
GIVE A FREE CAPITOL SITE TO
OKLAHOMA CITY
THE FIGHT is A REAL ESTATE
BATTLE PURE AND SIMPLE. THE
FELLOWS WHO HOLD THE or.
T1oNs ARE FIGHTING EACH 9TH
Err.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
PRESIDENT TAFT SENDS
NOMINATIONS TO SENATE
Wyoming and Georgia Judges
Selected for Associate
!, ! Justices
(By Associated pross.l


Washington, Dec. t2.--President
Taft today sent to the senate these
nominations:
Chief Justice Supreme Court, Asso-
ciate Justice Edmard Douglas White
OF louisiana. Associate Justices,
Judge Willis Van Devcnter Of Wyom-
ing, and Judge Joseph Rucker Lamar
of Georgia.
Judges of New Court OF Commerce:
Martin a. Knapp, chairman interstate
Commerce commission, Robert w.
Archibald, now United States district
judge Of the middle district of Penn
sylvana; William n. Hunt, Judge Of
customs appeals; John Emmett Car
land Of South Dakota; Julian W.
Mack, judge Of appellate circuit court
Of First Illinois district.
Members Of Interstate Commerce
commission: 3. n. Meyer, Wiscon.
sin and c. C. Mccord Of Kentucky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
OKLAHOMA
MAN FOR
COLLECTOR
lBg AseocIated prees.l

Washington Dec ~ Among tse
nominations sent 10 the senate BIZ
President Tafi today we're TO be
nostmasters
W. y. Casey, Aichison. Kas. Mary
G. Dykes, Lebanon, Eas
TO Dc consul general at fauger,
Morocco, Maxwell Blake, Of Nasuarh
10 be collector Of internal revenue
for The district Of Oklahoma, George
r. Knott oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Passionate

TNe R-r y W. cr.mer - osa'ul-
see, preached az the Christian church
yesterday ncrAne aud evening.
There will DC Z Mcetine OF The ffus.
fces 81 TIE church tonlsh. to aelaet a
Dssnf ~. the enhtln sear - sae.
ceed l)l Nobliti, Wha resigned r..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12

Washington lec. r. This session
.oi congress Is going TO do It's best
70 80 doHn IN history as the reform
meeting The international rotorm
bureau has IT'S agents at work try
ing 10 have congress pass a number
Ct bills. all with the idea Of nnking
me average man SO coed be win be
glad to meet himself coming around
tue corner most any night, The sen.
aIois and congressman who have
gone into the reform business are
following Gladsiones definition 10
make II as bard as possible to do
wrong and rs easy as possible TO do
right Here are some Of the re.
form measures to be considered: The
Millel-Curtis bill (H. K. 23G4l, S. 81
i2Sl. TO remove the federal shield oil
Interstate commerce from orlginal
packages imported into dry terri
tory; the Burkett-sims bin (S. 25Szoj
10 prohibit interstate transmission OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
FERR|SWORNAGFGR POOR FARMS

Representative Scott Fesr' $ at
v''rF ~ rs slse ofs..iAeFNa a@~s s.s'.F
ramely 20 procure Doof farms for
kiowa. Caddo. cumanche. Ieifefsoa<
stephens. Grady and TiilmAn enuu
Ties lie had his bill Neii ufihtf WAY
lost Yeaf Ssat last ant turing the aiiza
that always attends sba elaslas hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12

pictures and descriptions Of priKc
ilehia, tie Johnston sunday aet tS
iN4i 60 forbid sunday tot and tranlc
III the nistrlct Of Columbia, passed bY
senate. pending IN house, The Curtis
pnl a.. 253i 10 prohibit saloous lp
Hawaii the CLAYTON bin (n r. IT,
N'asl prohibiting United States dis.
irict attorneys 70 engage in private
practice. the McCumherrirrell bill
ts. 2Si6 II r ll5sG. 10 forbid liquor
selling in ships ana buildings used
by the United states government,
the Foslcreulum g. GSl0l antiMar.
eotic bill. to regulate the manufac.
ltofe and sale OF cocaine. opium, elc.f
Ia bin TO forbid sunday banking In
money order and registry dcpnrt
lmenla fblil approved by United Ma
tional association Of postoilicc Clerks.
ia bin to provide for sev lessons IN
SCHOOLS of the District of Columbla,
Ia bill 20 prevent the disturbance OF
The peace OF nations by fabricated
Fhews
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
Special to Daily Leader.

Oklahoma City. Okla, Dec. Il
After two weeks deliberation by The
capitol committee of the senate, Ne
en dof tue Oklahoma state capVl
row Is now In sight Agreement wN
reached late Saturday by all OF the
cpnten1lng forces that the capitol
shall be located in the Culbertson
tract OF ground and the question n.w
before the legislature, II would seem,
is only the railroad passage of the
bills.
The subcommittee of the senate
capitol committee, composed OF Sem
s.iols Thompson, Thomas, Vandeyent-
CT. Eggefmnn and Potter. before this
afternoons conyening Of the senate
viii write the bill providing for the
immediate removal OF the capital 70
Oklahoma City and the selection OF
the Culbertson tract IN the northeast
portion Of the city as the Site
Governor Approves Il
Oklahoma IS assured OF a $1,000. .0OO
free capitol under the provisions OF
+, the bond which Is being prepared.
Approximately GOO acres OF land Is
offered as the capitol tract. s.
A cash bond of 100000, signed by
u business men OF Oklahoma City
has been submitted to the committee
as guarantee of good faith. Under
the terms OF TIE agreement com
pany of the nclding owners is to be
organized which shall have complete
charge Of the sale OF the lots. The
fuls..s arc q hr aFYerfrf fc generr'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
wRANeLlNe IN THE SENATE

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA, NEc.
12-THE SENATE AND HOSE
MET AT 2 O'CLOCK, IMMEDIATAu
LY WRANGLING BEGAN IN THE
SENATE THE HOUSE RECESSED.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE PRE-
SENTED THE CULBERTSON SITE
PROPOSITION THE PROPOSE
TION is NOT FULL AND COM
PLET. BUT Is NEAR ENOUGH FOR
THIS BODY TO ACT INTELLIGENCE
LY on" SAID CHAIRMAN THOMP-
son. THE SENATE DID NOT
SHARE THOMPSON'S VIEWS. THE
PROPOSITION LACKED A WHOLE
LOT OF BEING SATISFACTORY,
AT 4 O'CLOCK THE DEBATE WAS
STILL INTENSE.
HOUSE MEMBERS SAY THEY
WILL NOT ACCEPT THE Gull
BERTSON PROPOSITION IN IT'S
PRESENT SHAPE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12

Gaeernar HASKELL members Of the
committee say. has placed hts epprov-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12

Oklahoma City, okla, Dec. 12--
twenty-five citizens this afternoon
signed bonds of FIVE Thousand dollars
each as guarantee to give Oklahoma
a free capitol here. The senate cap
itol committee is preparing bill pro
Yiding for the immediate removal Of
the capital to Oklahoma City and To-
eating the building in the northeast
city limits. The bill Will probably be
reported this evening. 1t is said th9
bonds as made will not be approved !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-12
Three New Senate BflIs

There We're three new bills offered
IN the senate proposing to settle the
removal question One was by Sen.
ator, 5oulding. OF Enid. locating the
scat Of government in, Oklahoma City
and providing for Immediate remoya,
ol the state departments from Guth-
rie to this city. Removal, however,
is conditioned upon the local chamber
Of commerce or its authorized agents
providing suitable mi acceptable
quarters for the twenty odd depart
ments. free Offices to the state for the
time between the date of removal aud
ne lrtr the ceritcl is resfy fer rr.
cupancy The bin makes reference
neither to site nor free capitol build
lug
/. senator Allen, Of Ardmore. intro
aieea hlll enlifesl ins Ill q he feas
|tures OF the IniiiateH aeI Of June ] J..
(Conunued on Page %
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-02

~ stated meeting last night OF
the knights OF the Soft Pedal" held
1t the Fourth Ward Insurgents Head
quarters. the Supreme vizier Of the
Invisible Empire. separated from his
system, the following:
"Eriendship Is a very beautiful
thing. To have friends, you must be
one. A true friend Is friend for
ever. Your friend is not the one who
- always asking you to do something
you don't care to do. A true friend
isn't jealous. Friendship is love. and
no one that loves me. will impose OBJ
legations upon me. or expect me to do
Tor him what he would not do for me.
In my heart. there Is = place for each
friend. No one can occupy that place
except It's owner. Don't use your
fstond-the less you use = thing. the
IonSer It lasts. l never have to ask
sneTifice OF = true friend-he offers
ma ono in Wayne county should
takp : fall Out Of the Fall Festival.
;fhla Sall."
Laa~is zotepisssr rsclt.tioned =
ecil0wS:
.s1Garshall had little Lamb
I Tbet wore . bis nics collar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-02
Items Gathered in
From Far and Near
Going to Europe.

00tu2 10 eUtOoS.
From the Philadelphia Ledger
A century ago man who had cross
ed the Atlantic would be pointed out
on the thoroughfares of an American
town. and people who knew him would
say, There goes man who has been
to Europe Nowadays it Is no partic
ular distinction, even to have been
around the world, and it requires q
voyage very much out of the ordinary
10 excite more than passing com
ment. Some travellers are unobserv'
ant, and though they may have been
in interesting places, they have moth.
ing interesting to say as to where
they have been. Others have the quick
sense and shrewd fancy OF Gilbert
White of Selborne, and could weave
q fascinating narrative about what
goes on In their own gardens. Many
travellers remind one OF DR.. Johnson's
sagacious observation when somebody
showed him q cane that had been
around the world. Indeed" said the
doctor. And yet it is only stick af-
ter ALL"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-02
Break Up That
Cold In a Day

You can stop cough or cold as ~
by magic by just breathing soothing.
healing Hyomei over the sore. raw
and inflamed membrane.
This is from man who knows.
Mrs. Mayer and myself have used
your inhaler faithfully whenever need
ed and it has always given instant re-
lief and saved us from many severe
colds.
The above is voluntarily given and
II In your estimation its use as testi-
monial would help to get others to use
lit, will gladly have you do 50. rs we
consider 1t a wonderful discovery and
recommend 1t whenever opportunity
presents ITSELF F. w. Mayer. Con-
tracing Freight Agent. c.. H & D. Ry-
Co. Cincinnati. Ohio Oct "a. 1909.
Don't fool with stomach nostrums;
try magical Hyomei at once: it re-
lieves a stuffed uD head In two min
utes
A complete Hyomei outfit, including
inhaler and one bottle Of Hyomei.
costs only 800 Il druggists every
where and at Leo n. Fihe's. It Is
guaranteed to cure catarrh, Group,
coughs. colds. sore throat and bron-
chitis or money hack. Extra bottles
of Hyomei. il afterward needed. cost
but 50 cents