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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
SCHOOL YEARS UNHAPPY CLOSE
Two students at BuckhannOn Seminary
indicted-President * esigns.


BuckhannOn, W. Va, June l9.-Fhe com
n'encement exercises of the West VIZ
6inia Conference Seminary Of the Meth
odist Church were concluded to-day. A
touch OF sadness was given the close of
the school year by the indictment Of c.
l.. Hopkins and Robert O. Phillips two
students, on the charge of shooting with
intent to kill. The indictments are the
outcome of a Halloween prank last fall.
in which Martin Williams was shot.
The trouble in the seminary, due 20
friction between the President, Prof. S
l.. Boyer, and several members of the
faculty, was ended to-day by President
Boyer rendering his resignation to the
board Of trustees. The resignation was
given voluntarily. and will be accepted
His sIccessor has not vet been determined
upon. Vice President J. R. TrOtter IS IN
charge. Despite the friction the past
year has been the most successful III the
schools history.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Negroes Threaten Vengeance.
JOHN WARD ATKINS CAUGHT.
Sentenced for Murder six Years Ago and
Escaped from the sheriff.


Danville, Va. June John Ward At
kins, convicted OF murder In the second
degree, in this city. IN 1894, and who
made his escape while en- route 10 the
pententiary. IS now under arrest In Ala
bama. according 10 a telegram received
by the sheriff Of Pittsylvania County
this afternoon.
Atkins was indicted OH a charge OF Kill
ing his uncle. He was taken 20 the train
from the jail here by Deputy Sheriff
Moses, Of Richmond, a brother OF the
superintendent Of the penitentiary. who
left him in the car. handcuffed, and went
out to r lunch counter While he was
absent the prisoner walked from the car.
was met by a friend. and. In a closed
carriage, was driven away. The AFFAIR
was thought by many % have been pre-
arranged. and Moses was dismissed from
the service Of the state. Since that time
no clue has been obtained regarding the
missing man until to-day.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
HIS LIFE THREATENED.
Organizer Warner says He Had Narrow
Escape at Homecoming.
Special 10 The Post.

Cumberland, Nd, June 12-Organizer
William Warner, the strike leader. and
other mining officials. were here to-day
in consultation with their attorney. 1t is
understood that they have made over
lures 10 the attorneys Of the mining COM
pany looking 10 ending the strike, The
plan is that all men, including those
black-listed, go back at 81 cents.
lIr- Warner says an attempt was made
on his life by a mob of fifteen men at
Homecoming last night. They assembled
in front Of a house where Mr. Warner
was calling on 4 friend and made open
threats. They We're dispersed by officers.
but il was not safe for him TO leave the
house until 2 o'clock this morning He
gets threatening letters nearly every DAY.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
James h. Norneet Chosen High Priest.


Charlotte, y. C., June I3.-TO-Aay ses-
sion of the Grand Chapter Of NOrtn Caro-
Ina MssOns was consumed In hearing the
II ports Of committees and electing and in
sIaIing officers. James X. NOraeet. Of
Winston. was chosen grand high priest for
the ensuing year. Tonight the grand
ccmmandery met IN Masonic Hall The
sessions are being vel! attended
Charlotte y. g, June l5.-The fOuT-day
session Of the Masonic bodies 81 North
Carolina closed here tonight with a big
banquet The Mystic ShTineTs' parade this
afternoon was one Of the best secret order
demonstrations ever seen mere. Forty can
dictates were Initiated tonight al d csre-
m0nlal session held by Oasis Temple
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
New Company 10 Fight the Fruit Trust.

spfciaI . IL FVFI
Newport News, Va, June i5.-The fruit
importing trade Of Newport News will
soon be revived by q gigantic concern.
which has Just been organized al St
Louis and incorporated under the laws Of
Maine 70 light the fruit trust the United
Fruit Company. Of Baltimore and Boston.
The new concern Is the Tropical Fruit
and Steamship Company. u Is capltaliz-
"a al $50. 90, but there are said % BE- a
number Of wealthy men behind the move
ment. and a much larger amount Will be
out % II necessary.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
NEWSPAPER MEN INA WRECK.
Tennessee Press Association Members
shaken Up, but Escape serious Injury.

Special 10 The Post
Morchead City, N c., June 16.-The Ten
nessec Press Association arrived here to-
day. after an exciting experience in tho
North Carolina mountsins The rails
spread while The train was making fast
tine, and an engine and several cars
Jumped the track. The passengers Were
badly shaken up, hut escaped serious III
jury.
The special cars had TO be taken 10
Srartanburg, and were brought thence via
Raleigh TO Morehead City.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
shot at Man. Killed His Wife.

Special 20 ne rust
Norfolk. Va, June Thames Smith. COL
ored, was committed TO the county Jail
this morning 10 await Indictment by the
grand jury for murder. Last Sunday
Smith shot at Andrew Baker. while The
latter was standing in his own doorway
on the TatemtoWn road, back of Berkley
The shot missed its mark and struck
Bakers wife, Martha. entering her stOm-
ach. and after lingering two days, she
died frcm the effects Of the wound. JUS
tice Tiilottson gave Smith preliminary
examination this morning and sent him on
70. .FF-f
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
&c. holland Acquitted of Murder.

Special 10 The Post
St Mary's, ". Va. June 4.-In the Cir
cult Court here to-day J. c. holland.
charged with the murder OF James c.
Hile. was acquitted on the plea OF self-de-
Tense The trial lasted two hours and the
jury deliberated less than five minutes.
Only States witnesses We're heard. HIe
had an idea that his wife and holland
were intimate, and approached holland
with a drawn revolver. holland had been
warned Of Hile's threats, and prepared
for him. fired three shots, all Of which
took effect The verdict meets popular
approval, though hollands conduct pre-
y!Ous TO the encounter Is condemned.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Life Insurance Not Personal Property.

Danville. Va. June 14-In the Corpora
ton Court to-day the issue pending be-
tween the creditors OF the late r. T.
Bass, killed by an electric car in Norfolk.
and the claimants OF his estate was de-
cided in favor OF defendants. PLAINTIFFS
claimed the payment OF life insurance
money. which the court decided did rot
exist as actual personal property until
after the death Of Bass An appeal will
be taken The case has attra cted wide
involved many knOtty points OF law.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19

Mendenhall, Of Springfield. III. These
gentlemen built a yaw. and set sail from
Charlottesville last Friday week. They
made TIE voyage down the Rivanna u
columbia and thence down the James
ne remaining sixty miles 70 RiChmcl3
Inc party had nine dams 10 shoot or the
klvanna- and their experience vas one OF
more or less adventure throughout. It
took them seven days 10 make the voyage.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19

when called this morning, and were sent
back to the juryroom. II was ascertain
ed that eight OF the jury were for YER
dict Of murder In the first degree, while
the others stood for murder in the sec
ond degree. with eighteen years in the
penitenuary. Rather than 90 into a new
trial, By agreement Of counsel, the jury
was permitted 10 return the latter YER
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
STATE PENSIONS REDUCED.
Pro Rata Allowances CuFtaiIed By In
creased List tHder New LAW.

SPECIAL 70 Ike fOal
Norfolk. Va, June 1.-THE number %
Confederate soldiers who are applicants
for pensions in Virginia under the lev
recently enacted H. very large There Is
a heavy increase all over the State, and
In some counties. notably AlDsrmaric.
the number OF applications Is more than
double those filed last year.
This state Of Affairs will materially re-
duce the amounts received by individual
pensioners. a. the Increase IA the apDrO-
prlatiOn was only S2J.CJJ, il3j.CJG now hay-
ing 10 be disbIrsed among almost twice
a. many veterans as was the $1,000 aD-
preparation last year
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Kempton Jury Failed TO Agree.

5prcIaI % Ilt Fuef.
Newport News. Va, June l3.-In Eliza
beth City County Court to-day the jury
In the case Of 4. ". KemDtOn. charged
with attempting 10 murder William Kemp
ton, WAS discharged By Judge Lee with
out rendering verdict They HAD had
the case since yesterday afternoon. II
seems that the jury vas evenly divided
six being for one year In the penitentiary
and six for acquittal. Kempton Was given
ole year in the pentitentary b. tie jury
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Sentenced TO Eighteen Years.

LeesbUrg. Va, June l2.-Richard ThCmp-
son, the negro charged With 1lI.8x and
abetting his brother. Harrison Thompson.
In killing Milton SedtOn. serg amt Of Mid
dleDurg. In LOurdOun County. N the nigny
Of November . last, was today s.utsac.d
% eighteen years IN the psnit-utiary. Tae
trial occupied two days. aud tho 3ary re-
turned a verdict Of murder ~ In. second
degree. Richard Thompson vas arrested
ia Washington. -. G., Oh January 2
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Haues' Tobacco Concern Unionized.

Special 70 Ihr TUaI'
Winston-Salem, June IS. - President
Henry Fischer. OF the National Tobacco
Workers Union. has unionized the large
tobacco factory OF p. II. Hanes & Co.
this city. The white operatives were put
into the same lodge with those OF Brown
Bros Co. and another colOred lodge was
formed. making three lodges now in Win
ston. A salaried secretary VIII be sta
TONED here 10 look after the unions in
tcrests. Hanes' factory is the largesJ
with which the union tobacco workers
haNr Vel established relations.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Ex-Sta'e Chairman caves Dead.

Special 10 The Post
Raleigh. y. c., June ls.-John b. Eaves
for thirty-tive years one OF the best
known Republicans In North Carolina, Is
dead He was State chairman OF his party
for eight years, and was for four years
revenue collector Of the Western North
Carolina District He served IN the Con
federate army as captain.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Fell $50 Feet Upon Three-inch Drills.

Special 30 The Post.
Raleigh. y. g, June 15-At the Hollo-
WAY conner mine In Granville County
John Standfeld fell down a shaft 150 feet
upou a mine cage flled with long three
inch drills which was being sent down 10
me men below Three OF the drills pierre
ed the unfortunate mans back and neck
going completely through him. He lived
three hours. apparently free from pain
and laughed and chatJed freely he said
ne could not die
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Want Daniel 10 Convention.

sPse'si - Ta- res.,
Richmond. Va. June l2-Frends OF
Senator John s. Daniel win Insist that
he be a candidate for delegate 20 the
constitutional convention. As the con
venllon will likely sii while Congress Ia
10 session IL - PROBABLE the Senator will
decllas.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
North Carolina Teseher.' Election.

Special 70 Ia Fsst
Raleigh, y. G.. June Isl. Allen Holt.
o. Oak Ridge. f. elected president. Of the
North Carolina Teacher Assembly
Charles II Mebane Is reelected secretary
ana treasurer TIE latter f. Slate super-
intendent Of public Instruction. lie has
accepted the presidency Of Catawba Col
iegc. which has Z handsome endowment
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
sent to Prison for Life b, Perjury.

special % ne Post
Raleigh. \. G. June l5.-Goy Russell
to-day pardoned Gus ThOtIps0n. a COP
Wet. serving a life term. lie was coz
ylcted Of rape. but sentence 8as c0mmut-
ed. The principal witness against him
va q negr.ss Who noW confessss hat. Ia
order % satisfy Z grudge against Th0mp-
son, she pertuTed heTgeif
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Amendment Driving Better NegrOs. Away.

otFrIsI y To fIa-
Raleigh. y. O.. June 12-I4eut. Gov.
Charle5 Reynolds. president 81 the senate.
a Republican, f. tagOniziug the frda-
chise amendment With all his might He
asserts that because 81 10 a great many
good negroes are leaving HE part Of the
state. and that the very worst element
will remain he insists that II th~ cleo
ton j. entirely fair the amendment Will
b. defeated b. al least fgOJg
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Justice Tried His Own Case,

Special 20 The Fos,.
Newport News. Va. June I2-P0Iice
Justice Brown Was confronted this morn
ing with about hundred and nifty OF the
most prominent business people Of The
city. charged with doing business without
license. Their We're lawyers. doctors,
real estate dealers, merchants, and even
Justice Brown himself His honor gave
them all himself Included, until the 9Th
in which TO renew their Licenses.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Juveniles EIepe from Reaasks.

speeial % 1he Foat
Roanoke. Va. June 17.-F'Tank Eaton ana
Miss lillian Peters. aged respectively
nineteen and eighteen years. eloped 70
Bristol this afternoon. With matrimonial
intentions. The young man Il well known
IN Roanoke. The young lady Is the daugn-
Ter OF Mrs. Betty Peters. Of harrisburg.
and Mas here on . visit 20 ifisn4-.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Former state Geeloxl.t Dead.

sptCIAl % TIE FIsL
Raleigh, y. O., June 1.-THE State au-
thorities are Informed Of the death OF II.
Q. b. Mite In Colorado. He was for sew
eral years assistant geolOgist Of North
Carolina. and did admirable work he
prepared TIE report on the States iron
ores and monazi,e deposits. He was a
native of Baltimore and was thirty-three
years old. Death Vas due 10 heart dis
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Court Decides IL Has No Jurisdict lion.

Special 10 The Post
Richmond. Va, June Is-Judge Witt, OF
the Hastings Court, decided to-day in the
Jackson ward election cases that the
matter is not one over which his court has
Jurisdiction.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
VIII Appeal Rev. Riddick's Case

Special 70 The Pest.
Petersburg, Va, June IA motion for
an appeal in the case Of Rev j. +. r.
Riddick will be made by Sis counsel next
Tuesday in the County Court Of Rruns-
wick, and If the motion is not granted
Riddick will De sentenced in accordance
with the verdict OF the Jury. which il
three years in the peuitentiary
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
SMALLPOX At CHARLEsTOwN.
Number ofCase- Examined By Experts and
Pronounced Genuine.
Special 10 The Post

'if-ltal 70 luc Eoki.
CharlestOWn. " Va, June Pat spe-
cial meeting OF council. held on sunday
night, several physicians were present
and stated that. in their opinion. there
were several cases Of smallpox In the
town. Mayor George Washington was
authorized 70 go to Washington 20 se-
cure government experts 10 examine the
cases. Monday morning he went 10 that
city and saw the surgeon general. who de-
c!ded at once 70 investigate the disease
The mayor returned yesterday evening.
accompanied by Drs. g. Ralph Walsh,
Donald Currie. an6 =. y. Darlington.
government experts on smallpox who
were ordered here by the surgeon gen
eral. On their arrival they made an ex-
animation and pronounced the disease
genuine smallpox, but in a very mild
form.
The town council held a meeting last
night, and il was determined to take
vigorous steps to stamp out the disease
ard prevent its spread. Each house in
fected was quarantined and placed I'M
der guard, and to-day a temporary hos
Vital was erected outside the corporate
limits, 10 which the patients were re-
moved.
The disease is confined 10 the co,oTed
people. and under the rules now enforced
by the council il is not likely that It
VIII get among the white population.
The physicians report three serious cases
and several of very mild form. 1; is
supposed the disease was brought here
from near Clarkburg, W. Va, where a
number OF cOlored people OF this place
had been at work
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Few 0mriaI, to 60 TO Philadelphia


Richmond Va, June 1s-Cnited States
Marshal Treat and District Attorney Ed
gar Allan are. as far a. Is known. the only
Federal officials from Richmond who are
attending the convention al Philadelphia
Mr.. Jonas Marcuse the electcr for me
Third district is also az Philadelphia.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
CILLIGAH STILL LOVES
Relieves Miss Turner Testified
Against Her Will.
EETELLs STORY OF THE TRAGEDY

Eiye Hours on the stand. >abiectea !"
we're Cros,-gNHminatIoH' ran ="
IA, Claim Of -eIrdcfeu-e-H"d Asked
Mis- Turner 10 Release Htm iro"' h'-
.bs MighI Marry Another,
h.,-b. No.t Emphaticaily Refused.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
voyage of student Arsena.,.

Special 10 The Post.
Richmond, Va. June lS-F0ur students
of the University Of Virginia were members
OF modern argonaut expedition. They
were Messis. John Guy. John Maso I.
and Louis Harrison. Of this ely, and
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19

is4i 70 ] De lefAs
Manassas Va. June B-The jury In the
case Of Alexander Lambert, charged with
lAe murder VI his wife. had failed u agree
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
virginia Postal Matters.


4 new office has been established al
Lands Augusta County, OF which George
" FultZ has been commissioned master.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19

on the charge of attempting to murder
Edward Bell. Of Newport News The
shooting OF Bell and ksmpt0n occurred
a: the same tine.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Special TO The Post

special 70 The Post
Roanoke Va. June lit Is stated hCrr.
on good authority. that the Roanoke Light
Infantry has been ordered 10 De Ia read.-
ness for duty on June ". The officers of
the command Will neither deny -nor-affirm
having received such orders. nor viii they
state the nature Of the service.
Ii is believed by some that developments
in the case o: alleged assault upJL-Mlss
Linkenhoker and Miss ReistrT. at Cioyvg-
dale. BotetOurt County. indicate that IN.
services OF the company will b. requi-td
there about that time. Others hold thar
the command will be required 20 escor;
and protect Garfield HairstoH. the young
negro under death sentence for attempted
assault upon Miss Gaudin, at Martins
vile.
Hairston is to be hanged on "Wednesday.
June ", at Martinsyille. He is in Jail
here. for safe keeping, and It is aatlci-
pated that without a strong show Of
troops there will be trouble at the exc
cutlon- dairstOn's attempted crime
frustrated only by the pIucky defense OF
Miss GduldiE by her young brother. who
fought on the negro with a penknifa
aroused all Henry County. and the pris-
oEer would not have lived long enough
to be tried but for the shrewdness of thr
officials IN smuggling him out of the reach
of the assembling Iynchers. and their
promptness in summOning troops The
Roanoke Light Infantry aided in guard
ing him TO and from the Jail and during
the trial
Authorities Will Fake No Chauce..
The people Of Henry County seemed
satisfied, at the close Of the trial with
the speedy justice melted out to Hairsteu.
and II is hardly believed that any yio-
fence will be attempted on their part on
the day OF the execution. The authorities
nave taken the stand all along, however
that no chances should be rin. and il is
believed here that the troops viii be semi
to MartinsviIle. rather than CIoverdale.
The date seems to so indicate. II is stat
ed. though. that the Roanoke command
has received orders from Richmond 10 be
IN readiness for quick movement. in con
ncction with the CIoverdaie case. though
there Is no prisoner, or even suspect, as
yet, 50 far as known, to be guarded.
Negroes Threaten Vengeance.
The trouble. n any occurs. II IS thoueht
will be with the negroes Of Henry and od-
joining counties. who are greatly worked
up over Hairston's case. The summary
trial and the short notice for the impOs!-
ton Of the death penalty even though
they concede his guilt, have incenscd
them They cite the case Of a white man,
accused Of attempted assault. who was
not sentenced to death, and claim that
the white mans law Is for negroes, not
whites.
Hundreds of bulletins have been posted
at night, threatening vengeance If Hairs
ton is executed
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
MILITIA IN READINESS
Roanoke Light Infantry May
Be Needed Wednesday.
THEIR DESTINATION KEPT SECRET

Hay BE REQUIRED In Connection with CIo.
Likely Guard Negro IiairstOn, to die Tor
Assault, TO the >eanoId at Martip-YIile-
Notices Threatening Retaliation.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Special 20 The Post.

Winchester. Va. June 12-The beard
Of health to-day established quarantine
here against CharlestOwn, W. Va, where
there are about twenty cases of small
poX. The quarantine applies only to col
ored people, as they are the only per
sons infected at CharlestOwn. An order
was also passed requiring every person
in town TO be vaccinated, and physicians.
paid by the city, will begin the round
Of the town tomorrow. There are no
cases Of smallpox here, nor any Tx eli
hood Of any.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19
Hint at Danger.

In an undated letter, addressed ..Af,,
o"n dearest Nick" and signed ..youT.
Io'.agiy.. these words were written. II
'.aH"i promise you what you want m.
'' because that would b. an imuossr,,,-
ly ] 81" BOT think there b. any danger
S.' aud you ought not TO think 50 Bur ~
j. natural that you should feel uneasy
NI'A' you glad now that / would not re-
."@-e YOU from your DTomise2 ! am.
t.''- ] will be- here all alone tomorrow
F@.e they are al church. Coca uight
t.,,rH-arJ"
Ia~ state rested its case to-day. after
'AAm!ning Mrs Drew CIOcker. VINO sWore
...i Gi.lisan tried 10 borrow a gun from
hsi husband 10 hunt squirrels on The fatal
night, ahd Br. v, y. Turner. who trstiGsF
10 Tie distances about his uncle's prem
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-06-19

suffolk. Va. June 4-Detective John ]
"'ah'h. best Known a. "Hurricaue,"
'''' ~ S..s Stand to-day IA lAs GIIligan
Sharp County record., 1900-09-14
PROGRAM,
For the Sharp County Teachers
Association September the
22nd, 1900.

Opening exercises, Prof. AL
corn.
Music, Miss Lucy Pepoon.
Arithmetic, Addition of simple
and compound numbers, Miss
Addie Hardister. Discussion by
Institute.
Grammar; How to teach Pars.
ing, Profs, Brewster, Buck and
Watkins.
How to teach Reading, Miss
Bessie Meadows. Discussion by
Institute,
Physiology; W, S. Campbell.
History, Prof. Grisham, Miss
Annie Harroll and Wiley Alcorn,
School Management, Prof, J.,
W, Ragan, Discussion by Insti-
tuto.
Unfinished and new business,
Song, by Institute,
A. M. Motcalf
Virgie Craig,
Dollie McCord.
Sharp County record., 1900-09-14
Endured Deaths AgOmics

Only a roaring fire enabled j. NJ,
Garcttson, Of San Antonio, Texas,
to lie down when attacked by asth.
ma, from which he suffered for
years. lie writes bis misery was
often SO great THAI it seened The en-.
dured the agonies Of death; but DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption wholly cured him. This
marvellous medicine is the only
known cure For asthma as well az
consumption, coughs and colds, and
all throat, chest and lung troubles
Price soc and $LOO, Guaranteed.
Trial bottles free At w, 9. Shows
drug store,