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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
PRocLAlMS MINIMUM TARIFF
FOR A NUMBER OF COUNTRIES

WASHINGTON, March 24-The pres
dent has issued proclamations declar-
ing that the following countries are
entitled to the minimum rates of the
Payne-Aldrich tariff act.
The empire of China, including all its
dependencies, Oman, Afghanistan, Ne
pal, Bhutan, Johore, Luxembourg. Mon
tenegro, Monaco. Andrra, San Marine.
Liechtenstein, Haiti, the KWantung
territory, Wei Hal Wei, Kiao Chow,
German possession in Samoa, German
New Guinea, including the insular pos
session of the Carolines. Pelew and the
Marianne islands, Marshall Brown
and Providence islands, Straits settle
ments, including Keeling islands, the
federated Malay states, Brunei and
SaraWak, Hong Kong and KoWloon,
Nyassland, northern Nigeria protec-
torate, southern Nigeria protectorate
Uagos), Gold Coast Colony, including
Ashantee, the colony and proteCtorate
of Sierra Leone, the colony and pro-
tectorate of Cambria, Fiji, Tonga and
Turkish possessions in Africa.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
OFFICERS OF EXPOSITION
COMPANY ARE ELECTED
Appeal to Governor GiIIett to Call an
Extra Session of Assembly to
Appropriate Money Planned

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2+-Per-
manent organization of the Panama
Pacific International Exposition com
pany was effected today, following the
incorporation Of the company yester-
day, with a capitalization of 100000
Homer S. King. local banker, was
elected president.
A. w. Fouter was chosen treasurer
and r. j. Taussig was made secretary.
The present board of directors Will
serve as the board of directors for the
new company The election of vice
presidents was deferred until another
meeting.
Charles c. Moore, the envoy who
made the trip around the world for
the purpose Of interesting other cities
in the Portola festival held here last
October, was chosen chairman of the
committee of exploitation and pub
licity.
State Senator e. l. Wolfe was in
conference with the general committee
this afternoon relative to a contem-
plated appeal to Governor Gillett for
a call for an extra session of the leg
islature to consider an appropriation
bin that would add to the general ex-
position fund. No action was taken.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
JUMPS INTO WELL AFTER
LEAVING WIFE FOR DEAD
Globe Man Commits Desperate Act as
Result of Woman's Refusal
to Live with Him

GLOBE, Ariz, March 24-Half de-
mented through inroads of oonsump-
ton and the refusal of his wife to
longer live with him, NJ. Fisher, an
employee of the Old Dominion Copper
Mining and Smelling company, at
tackled his wife tonight and satisfied
he had killed her attempted to end
his own life by jumping into deep
we'll Fisher gave himself up and Is
in jail in hysterical condition. With
the back of her neck slashed from ear
to ear, Mrs. Fisher is in critical
condition in the local hospital.
Fisher came to Globe from Denver
a year ago accompanied by his wife
and young daughter. Both are vic
tins of consumption and a short time
ago Mrs. Fisher deserted her husband,
taking up quarters with neighbor
This evening Fisher persuaded her to
accompany him to his home. She ac-
coded to his request and as they We're
returning he attacked her
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
LOS ANGELES WOMAN IN
DENVER TAKES HER LIFE
Mrs. Emma Chain Locks Self in Room,
Plugs keyhoIes, Then
Turns on Gas

DENVER. March 24,-Mrs Emma
chain. aged A., a widow who came to
Denver January from Los Angeles,
committed suicide IN her apartments IN
this city last night. Her body was
found this morning with her bedroom
door locked, the keyhole and crevices
under the door blocked up and the gas
turned ON. No cause for the act IS
known Mrs. Chain was regarded as
eccentric. Her husband died in Denver
several years ago and she went to Los
Angeles to live. She is said to have
possessed about $4,000 worth of prop
cry
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
WANTS QUARTER MILLION
FROM THOMAS F. WAL SH
Millionaire Made Defendant in Suit
Started by New York Lawyer,
Who Charges Libel

WASHINGTON, March pa quar-
ter of a million dollars as damages for
alleged libel and conspiracy are de-
manded of Thomas f. Walsh, the mine
owner of Colorado and Washington, in
a suit filed today in the supreme court
of the District Of Columbia by Dethlef
Hansen, a New York lawyer
Hansen alleged Mr.. Walsh caused to
be published in a Denver newspaper
July 10, 1905, a statement in which it is
alleged he referred to Hansen as
"blackmailer and perjurer' in connec-
ton with suit against Walsh in 1904,
in which the plaintiff acted as attorney.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
MOB MAKES ATTEMPT
TO LYNCH CITY CLERK
Daughter of Police Chief Saves Man
by Defying Crowd at Door
of Office

ST. LOUIS. March Misunderstanding
troubles in Weston suburb eliminated
in an attempt to lynch City Clerk
Howard Butler and the stoning of the
city hall Several persons were hit by
flying missiles, but none was seriously
hurt.
A mob of 100 or more shouting then
intention of hanging Butler, pursued
him to the city hall and were only re-
strained from dragging him from ms
office by the courage of Mrs. Ethel
Kearby a daughter of the chief OF
police.
ITndaunted by the threats of the
crowd, or by the shower of stones and
bricks hurled at the building, she
stood in the entrance and defied any
one to enter She held her place I'M
til police arrived and dispersed the
crowd.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25

make a report. While this report was
not given out officially. unoficially it
was learned that the operators of wes-
tern Pennsylvania had issued their
ultimatum this afternoon, which con-
sisted of an increase in wages of 8 cents
per ton on pick work. Indiana is
also rumored to have offered this COM
promise, but the rumor could not be
verified.
Ohio operators are standing firm in
opposition to any concessions.
In case the compromise is accepted,
It will mean a partial victory for the
miners. They made three distinct de-
mamds. 10 cents per ton increase on
pick work. half holidays on Saturdays,
and the mine run system of weighing.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
70 INDICTED AS RIOTERS

CAIRO, III, March 24.-TWelVe in
dictments for rioting here were re-
turned this afternoon by the special
grand jury investigating the attack on
the Alexander county Jail February
"a during which one man was killed
and several injured. Those indicted
were released on bonds. Their trial
has been set for May 8 and funds for
their defense will be raised by popular
S11hscrintiOn.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
SENATOR DANIEL NOW HAS
CHANCE FOR RECOVERY
Physicians Report Satisfactory Day
and See Marked Improvement
in Patient

DAYTCNA, Fla, March 24.-Physi-
clans attending Senator John w.
Daniel at 8 o'clock tonight issued tie
following bulletin;
senator Daniel had a satisfactory
day, having been awake five or six
hours and spoken distinctly several
times. He took more interest in his
surroundings than at any time for
eleven days"
DR.. Glowing says he now feels Sen
ator Daniel has chance for recovery
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
KEEP CLOSE WATCH FOR
DR.. COOK IN NEW YORK
Steamers from Central America Are
Scanned but Explorer Is
Not Found

NEW YORK. March 24.-Possibility
of the arrival of DR.. Frederick A.
Cook, the Brooklyn explorer, in this
city today, as Indicated in a letter
from Mrs. Cook to a friend in Belling-
ham, Wash, caused a close watch to
be kept all day on incoming steamers
from Central American ports in par
ticular and southern ports in general.
one of the steamers on which he
was thought most likely to be was the
steamer Zacapa, which sailed from Co
lon on March 10, The Sacapa, how
ever, arrived without the presence, so
far as known, of DR.. Cook on board.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
OWEN MAKES PLEA FOR
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Oklahoma Senator Says 100000 Lives
Are Sacrificed Annually Through
Neglect of Sanitary Laws

WASHINGTON, March 24.-That
900. 900 lives are sacrificed annually in
this country on the altar of ignorance
and neglect of sanitary laws was as
serted by Senator owen in speech
in the senate today in support Of MS
bill creating a department of health
with a cabinet officer at its head.
Mr.. owens address was based on
the theory that the various health
agencies of the government should be
Concentrated He declared that with
proper attention to the prevention OF
contagion and to protection against the
use of polluted water and impure and
adulterated food, human life could Do
greatly extended.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
COUNT SIGRAY TAKES
OUT LICENSE TO WED
N. Y. BEAUTY-HEIRESS
ter of Late Copper King, Conn.,
pIetes Last Detail in
NuptiaI Plan

NEW YORK, March 24-Count An
ton Sigray of Budapest, the Hungarian
nobleman who is to marry Miss Harriet
DAILY, daughter of the late Marcus
DAILY the Montana copper king, OBJ
tanned at the city hall today license
for the wedding. The counts age was
given as 80 years and that of Miss DAILY
as %. The wedding will take place
here March %
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
sTocKDELL is EXoNERATED

ATLANTA, Ca, March 24.-H. g.
Stockdell, former general agent of the
Phenix Fire Insurance company of
Brooklyn, with headquarters at At
lanta. and who, following the revea-
tions concerning the affairs of the com
pany's home office, was removed from
office because of an alleged shortage,
was today completely eXonerated by
the Phenix officials Of any charges of
Wrongdoing.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25
ROOSEVELT SEES
SPHINX AT NIGHT
CRAVEN DESERT RIDDLE VISIT
ED BY AUTOMOBILE
GREAT CROWDS PRESS ABOUT
HOTEL TO SEE COLONEL
Former Presidents Wife Drinks cof-
fee from Gold Cup Encrusted
with Diamonds as the
khedivah's Guest
WASHINGTON, Marcl

WASHINGTON, March a4.--oscnr
Straus, ambassador to C0nstantinOple,
left that city March on the Scorpion
of the navy for Cairo, where he is to
have IA long conference with former
President Roosevelt.
IL was learned today that Mr.. Straus'
trip was in answer to cable message
from the colonel.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-25

Its as easy to secure a bargain in used
automobile, through want advertising. as 1t
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
CASE AFTER CASE.

Plenty More Like This In Guthrie
scores az Guthrie people can teli
sen about noBn's Kidney tAis MANY
hannv citizen makes public state
ment Of his experience. Here is u
easp Of ii. what better proof Oh mel,
Il IL - hsya than such endorsement
II 30 bBrbwa. 5I4 +. Villas 81
EnVbY4e Ol4as SAYS sFor six Or eigh'
sears was great sufferer from klo-
fey disease and gravel My kidneys
were very weak and was bothereu
almost constantly by lame aud aeh'
ina back. AS IL bachaehe were NO.
on0uqh to~naent. there existed also 4
difficulty with the kidney seefetions'
tue passages being altogether too ile,
auent. especially at hight 1 Nas
tleated BY phs sicians and urea uns
eap,edv after another but could not
Una even temporary relief AZ ue
time Doau's Kidney pills came 20 my
attention. was discouraged ana
thought / had not much longer 10 iNe'
nrocured 4 box Of the remedy now
aver II II n. Wallace's drug store
and the contents improved my cuhqi
tlon SO greatly that ! continued Ns
nse until / was cured Now, whenevei
! feel III need of d kidney remeay.
rse Doan's kidney Pills and ilnd tA'
desired results" !,
For sale by all dealers. Price D D
cents Foster-Milbum CO., Buifalo
New york. sole agents for the unitee
States
Remember the nanle--poah s---"ii'
AXE no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
SOLDIERS HOME AT SULPHUR,

Special to Daily Leader.
snlphur, Okla. Jan. 5l--FranI
Emanuel. president Of the sulphur
Young Mems club, received today a
telegram from Congressman Dick
Morgan stating that his bill, recently
int odueed. authorizing The location
Of a branch home for volunteer and
disabled soldiers and sailors in Pau
National park at this place, and ap
nronriatine sl0f 800 for the building
after the secretary OF the interior has
conveyed by fee simple patenl let
acres OF land in the rese walton lf
the board Of managers of ine natlona
home, will meet with bui little or ii'
opposition and that he belieYes Dc
will be able to secure It's passage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
FOR MURRAY COUNTY ASPHALT

Special to Daily Leader.
sulphur, Okla. Jan. St.-At a spe.
cial session OF tie CITY council Fri
day morning. Mayer Emanuel signed
the bonds i9r pavement OF District
No. 2. At4lhe same meeting the
CORNELL appointed appraisers for i'm
proNgniena districts 4 and ;. Native
aspbalf,fropi,he mMes aiuiAe citNIs
door Is being #ufsdsEO EOIabafssAaTe
pronot@ced sulrhur'S gaVina.the beat
in The, w9sla. IaHdiieepsi-gluah bSs
who spend their vacations al tAis re.
sori and have seen and admired sui
phur's streets, are urging he Dallas
city government 10 specify Murray
county oklahoma, asphalt IN all IN.
ture paving contracts.
Hon. G. B Emanuel who has lAss
returned from Dallas states that Nav-
ing expe IS from thai city vii ffeA-
ably soon arrive in sulphur Q make
study of the superior paving b ifE
done hero with native Oklahoma al
phalt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
Dreams Come True.

The man VINO thinks he owns the
trade and threatens 10 walk ont and
take otaer employees and customers
with him is slated to have his dream
come true. The manager gives ill--
the individuaiist then is sure he is
eight-the enlarged ego grows and
some day he house simply takes his
word for 1t and out he goes The
down-and-out heads off his mail at
the postoffice. and for some weeks
eaharrasses customers. delays trade
end more or less confuses system
but mont1 OF two smooths things
ont, and he Is forgo ten absolutely.
The steamship nlows right along.
Our eeotis gets 4 new job, only to
do 1t all over again ii he can This
kind of a man seldom learns.
When he gets job lie soon be-
gins to co respond with rival firms
for . better one, with intent to rake
his good Will along The blame
should 90 hack 10 the first finn where
he was emnloved that allowed him
private letterhead, and let. him get
filed with the fallacy that he was do
ING business on his own account
fhus lasire sight ef The great truth
the we win ihroueh ea-anefation and
ret througa segregation aoEs ssDara.
tim
rhe only man who should he Ei.en
f'ill swing and unlimited power is
The one whN cau neither esieN nor
-rn awar wifa1 theierash cnmeS. hui
wA,,, 'i,os ssA lgfffe rstqfa face a,, i gciI
.s1Al IL aiiidp4oi IA4HidA v acc ef fstlriS
y 79enShh~i nfpsa dp6o tike whrh tve,
blbl, fqp1i aei6tsa hl4ts9 lenn'd as u,1ll
2 rSaaM ~ ihae e@Aielsb bailey ~ ~
ha"ee
TIE weak noipi in Narv'or 50
c'eiie-p ns chat 81 plans = divide bone
fits, but does not sNy who shall akt
20 ~ aofciis. I relieyes nvaN'
hrae - he resnepsihiliig 81 Ta'iufe
md defeat And inst relRenfher this
~ i1ee semehadv assumes f esnon
eibil'iv If defo9i hsrn viii bn N
r4--oftc q aiete'hrse Also MS hqi
tho ~eN who IS HE c~snsh to liz !
c~-,eN'sr is also willing TO be
.NAIiAk- "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
BITTER STRUGGLE WITH
BIG INTERESTS PREDICTED
Recent Raid on Stock Market
But Forecast Of What TAFT
May Expect

Washington. d C., Jan. ~ M he
President of THE United Stares AMI
ihe financial leaders are at war. Mr'
Tafls policy toward the trusts y De
ing fought by the big moneyed inter
ests and bitter Struggle i fore
easted The raid upon the stock mar
ket al Tuesday when prices leli NJ
HE lowest ppinI since me days ~
1907. IS regarded az a move 70 Ms
credis the administration plans H
II Hot war Of Mr.. Talts seeking,
hi; he Will not try 10 avoid II
rha move upon the beet grus' DN
tha government has brought iile sis'
uation to a grave pass.
The pian for Federall contsol q
.vusIs however, is Of more moment
II INC financial world than q hghl
againsi any single trust can ne lAe
Presidents declaration IN MS receh'
I trnst law message, in which - man
7 tained that no distinction can "
made between good trusts and nad
KAN resulted III The formation oi I
nhalanx of money 10 oppose an RI
( measures. VIA
The developments Of the neXI feN
months can but increase the acntf
mess Of the situation. While the pee
trust investigation is Just DegshniIn..s I.
the suits against the American, I.
bacco company and the Standard Y
romnanv are well on their way 70 q
cisinu
The action for the dissolution 9
,he combine Of Union and souiner
Pacific IS now under way at pa
Lake. the government having flnsshe
tASe' presentation of its case. Tne Z
fense has until spring 10 pui IN !
side. The probabilities are that a
these suits will be over by sunlm'
or fall at the latest, according 10 e
pectations here. st
This makes speedy and effecu'
action by the trusts imperative
them If they are to thwart the adm
istration's program
The administration will bend E
ery effort to find solution Of q
2 problem By the passage OF its fav'
4 ed bills
n The result may be al least dea
n lock. 1t all depends on how siro
the trusts are in congress. They q
Z not believed to be weak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
aoW,s Thls?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh taat
cannot be cured by Halls Catargh
cure F. J. CHENEY & CO,
Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last - years
and believe him perfectly honorao'e.
in all business transactions ara
financially able 10 carry ont any on
legations made by his firm.
WAT DING. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Tcledo O.
Wallis Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally acting directly upon tnf
blood and mucous surfaces OF lh'
system. Testimonials sent ffee
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by al
druggists,
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
THE MAN WHO
STUCK To THE FARM

The Farmer and Stockman, the
leading farm journal Of the country,
has tile following tribute to Oklaho-
ma.
The eifete East no longer looks
upon Oklahoma AS small potatoes
Although the ylungesS state in the
great agricultural group of the Mis-
sissippi basin, she Is forging 10 the
font iii way amazing TO even those
best acquainted with her resources
Not many years ago a greater p0f-
ton 0f The new state was cattle
range and open country, unclaimed
sgly BIZ The prairie dog and COYOTE
7 That was before the run" settled
ihe 'stYip' III day and while that
T portion known for 50 long As Indian
Territory was largely the home q the
Indian ana OUTLAW
Iii d great many respects Oklahoma
Has recently been setting q pace TOR
many older states "a .piuw Her law
makers. branded as eorntie'd law
vers. nave enacted laws that have
shown the wax to needed reforms
iii other states. ami instead of some
cf her laws driving wealth and capi-
tai out of the state as was claimed.
no state has gained in wealth, and
population and influence, in the last
hree yea s, to equal Oklahonia Her
"freak lawsn have brought reform the
peunle of older states have long de-
! sired, and tine constituio Of The
state. largely the work of farmers ana
rural Representatives has been much
4 admired by the plain peaple and
{ stands a fair way % be much copied
4 BIZ olde states
q So much for The farmers who fran
t "a the. constitution Of Oklahoma
i Whether they bullded better thar
g they knew they builded we'll. Blu
!. he greatest success attained In ihs
q new state has been attained by Tn
s man who stuck Ia the farm Th'
averaee sizel Oklahoma farm con
v fains f49.6 acres indicating farms .
h kthe rieht size and farmers there !
# fuitable numbers, but best a. all, Th
& ucsease in the number Of farm
o. owned by the men who farm ther
III has been over % per cent In he pa,
e. nina years Some very good pgricu
tural, statas have been compelled 7
Of admit decrease in farm ownershi
rn bv the actual farmer in recent year
III which makes the Oklahoma increas
ID seem all the greater.
la- A study of Cklahoma's crop acr
It's age is interesting. Carn is first wi
all an average of a2 acres To the farm
er cotton is second with l51 acre
* wheat earns thiyd place with ~
acres. and oats fourth with 4 acre
We Miscellaneous cons occupy IA aer
10 ON each farm. This means that e
in acres of the average 1895 acre faf
is in cultivated crops The remand
ey- Is in meadow and pasture Ha
he could more diversified crons. gro'
or in acreages better proportioned,
impeined!
adj Biessed with genial climai
ing iraversed by railways hat give q
are nuate transportation facilities: vi
miles and miles Of telephone, liz
connecting nearly every farmer in
state Dractlcallv every farm ho'
Re sUpplind with daily mail farms d
nat sensible size and erons of such div
rrh slfieatior that 2 total failure wo
b. he imnossible, Oklahoma the YOU
o. esi OF the agricultural states IS
)wn ready one among the best Her
ars, vancemeni has heen rapid and ye
sble has only Just begun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
CHIROPRATIC

III taught and used AT oNr seh9pls aiR'
sssfs W. bAS been pfuNeif 70 ~ tiie HR'it
seta1fifir MIA effective method eNM
Isnnusn far removing all ahnornail les M
ehx bnn,au 4ySieH II lgas AttahiNu snsv,
Y " svTs,y1d ds.rftt degree of elNelvtiNs .st s.s
accuracy only after years NJ wv ,g,st
.sxtnnStv, and exhaustive research hf.Ns
s ,,'n;ab has heen in clinical demenstsA-
s5..,rs Dut of over four Thousand ctses
nrdar onr care In the past TWO Netls
gg,9,- Nn deaths have occurred MAKE
eomuarison) our results are OhiHanea
through the nervous system aAone hA
reason of which we can handle any elass
III abnofmalitiss. except strictly spfsleA
cases ana they are lmired 10 cuts asd
abrasinns whese Stitches on amputatien
II absolutely necessary We avoid, or
ra-Aer make unnecessary. eS ner cent a
the So-calIed surgical cases, such #S
appendicitis. gall stones tOnsiIitis.
aian0ids, goitre. cancer OF the stomach.
floating kidneys. ovarian and other
tumorss In fact any diseased condition
which, under other methods. ARE consid-
tired operative cases.
PARALYSIS. insanity. nrflepsv menn-
eitis, rheuma ism blood poison All tip
fevefs. eruptive ana otherwise III
chronic Diseases stri as liver trouble
constipation, headaches stomach trouble
ard all Weaknesses OF the genefatip.
organs are due 10 4 arrangement az il'
nerves controlling the specific region az
focted. and the functional equilibrium
can only he secured biz inducing. in soin'
wa a normal distribution Of netyi
stimulus. Other methods are speculative
as TO result but Chir0praciic IS rs ac
curate as figures
cur Consultation and Examlnation !
Free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31

LaGrippe coughs are dangerous, as
they f.equently develop into pneu-
monia. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops ihe cough, but heals and
strengthens the lungs so thai no Sc
rlous results need be feared The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar con
lains no harmful drugs and is in a
yellow package, J N Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-31
NV : w. Williams Testifies

Rev /. W. Williams. Huntington,
" Va. writes us as follows: This
is 10 certify that useG Faiey's kid-
ney Remedy for nervous exhaustion
and kidney trouble and am Tree TO
say that Foley's Kidney Remedy wlll
do ali taat You claim for IT, J, n.
wa',aec