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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
S0JlAERN COTTON IN[N
20 PLAN UNIFORM PLAN?
;Jtton Manufacturing Of the
/ South and COMMISSION
Men viii Meet

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Ded 9.-From
point of general interest, trb meeting of
cotton manufacturers of tie south and
commission men. to be held n this city on
January 4. will be the most important of
the year.
All the various associations will take
part in the discussions, and from letters
being received by secretaries of the sew
eral bodies, each association will be well
represented
Mr.. T. w. Crews, who 6 secretary of
the Hard Yarn Spinners' association has
received letters from lafge number of
prominent spinners ANNOUNCING their in
tention to attend
This letter has just beea mailed out to
members by j. p. McRae, iof Laurenburg,
n. c., who is president Of the Southern
Yarn Spinners' associations
Dear Sir Notice is he eby given that
there will be a meeting lof all southern
spinners of hard and hosiery yarn in
Charlotte, January 4, at 10 o'clock. The
cotton crop is undoubtedly short and we
beg to request that spitners advise us
in person or by letter dade at which their
supply of cotton at that time will run
their mills.
I'VE believe that full knowledge of the
supply of cotton held by the mills will en-
courage SINNERS to ask better prices for
yarns. There will be a called meeting OF
the soft yarn spinners at $3.50, Selwyn no.
tel. Kindly leave home so as to give this
important meeting one full day of your
time"
1t is understood curtailment will not be
considered.
One of the best posteP mill men of the
south had this to say OF the probable &C
, ton to be taken at the meeting.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
A WOMAN'S AMBITION HAUNTS WRLDS PROUDEST EMPIRE
Morganatic Wife Plots to Be
Empress of Austria When
Francis Joseph Dies, and He
Is in His Eightieth Year.
Future Emperor Like Putty
in Countess Chotek's Fingers

VIENNA, Dec. 27.-Greater than the
power of Mime. Vaughan over the Bel
gians that her dead lover ruled is the
sinister control that two remarkable wo-
men are welding today over Austria
Hungary, the most polyglot but proudest
empire in the world. One of these women
is toothless and haggard and old. The
other is beautiful, young. ambitious-a
princess
One influences everything the aged
Emperor Franz Josef does in affairs of
state The other is the morganatic wife
of his successor to the throne.
This empire long has been held together
only by Franz Josef's sheer force of char
scter. He is now in his S0th year. All
his power except over Austria has been
won by long and bitter fighting in royal
courts and on the battlefield.
His nephew. the Archduke Franz Fer
dinand, also a Hapsburg, WILL without
doubt. face a revolution the moment he
places the dual crown on his head, and
is proclaimed emperor of Austria, apostol-
&c king of Hungary. king of Bohemia,
Dalmatia, Galicia, Herzegovina, Silesia,
Ruthenia and half a dozen other little
countries, an empire in which there are
eight races of people and 20 tongues.
But he will not be raised to this place OF
power and peril until Herr Schratt ceases
to hold daily council with Frau Katrina
Schratt. The old frau lives in a little
fat in an out-of-the-way part of this
great city. She COOKS wonderful gefullte
fieische and sweet strudel-two of the del
icacies that old Herr Schratt likes best.
In the evening the cid man, dressed as
colonel knocks at her door. and when
it is opened by Frau Katrina herself, the
odors of Hungarian cooking are borne
out from her kitchen. Soon Schratt and
the old woman are seated at dinner Lat
err Herr. Palmer, an old banker, totters
in with smirk and a smile. After him
comes Isaac Oppenheim, another banker,
fat and SLY, who is greeted by the 9TH
err three. The dishes are cleared away
and they play cards for an hour or two.
At length old Herr Schratt signs, and
the other two men leave.
Schratt caresses Katrina, and their
withered lips meet in a kiss. Then an or
derby clicks his heels at the door and
Herr Schratt, or Emperor Franz Josef,
for they are the same, walks out to so
to his palace for the night. Three hun
dred and sixty-fve times year this hap
pens. Nine Schratt is the Nine, Vaughan
OF Austria Hungary.
As the father, so the nephew who will
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
TWENTY HURT, 5 FATALLY,
IN BIC TENEMENT FIRE
Escapes Crowded With People
Ready to lump When
Firemen Arrive


NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-More than a
score of persons were injured. five Of
them possibly fatally in a fire which
swept big double tenement on Belmont
avenue. East New York today. Six of
the injured were firemen who were over
come by smoke and hurt in aiding i'm
periled people of the blazing structure.
Some of the tenants escaped to the adj
joining buildings, but when the firemen
reached the scene the fire escapes and the
upper windows were crowded with panic
stricken people ready to jump. All were
deferred and rescued by ladders except
one woman who jumped from a second
story window and was badly injured.
In one room family of five foreigners
was found unconscious and the members
were carried to safety by firemen. A
dozen persons were taken to hospitals
suffering from smoke inhalation and
burns.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
EDITOR HULL KERR WILL
HEAD ORGAN OF CHURCH

DALTON, Ga, Dec 3O.-Hull Kerr. ed
itor of the Murray News, published at
Spring Place, has been made field editor
of The Waterman. the official paper OF
the congregational Methodists, and will
begin his new work the first Of the year.
This will necessitate the severance of his
connection with the News, and that paper
will be edited by Miss Eula Edmondson.
Mr.. Kerr has been an active worker IN
his church for a number of years. and his
aDpointment comes as a merited one. In
addition to his writings he viii do much
religious work in the field delivering his
lecture-sermon on Home, Sweet Home"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
EARL DEAD OF WOUNDS
RECEIVED IN A DUEL?
Heir Duke of Northumberland
SuCcumbs, Family Says,
to Pneumonia
[By Associated Press. J

LONDON, Dec. 3O.-According to word
received here from Paris today, Earl
Percy CHenry Algernon George), former
ly under-secretary of state for foreign
affairs. is dead there.
Death was due to complications. fol-
lowing an attack of pneumonia, accord
ing to the family. 1t is widely reported
here, however, that the earl's fatal ILL
ness followed wounds received during a
duel in which he is said to have taken
part in Paris some days ago.
Earl Percy was the eldest son and he'll
of the seventh duke of Northumberland
He had represented South Kensingtou
tary of state for India and in the two
succeeding years foreign secretary.
He was born in 1871 and was unmarried.
His home was in London.
PARIS, Dec. S0.-Earl Percy Henry
Algernon George), of London, mem
Der of the British parliament and former
ly British under-secretary of state for
foreign affairs, died here today from
acute pleurisy.
Death occurred at second-class hotel
situated opposite the railway station, and
the fact that the earl had occupied thesR
humble lodgings created the impressioT
that there was something mysterious
connection with his Illness. 1t was ri
mored that he had been shot in a dfl
outside of Paris a few days ago. Tn 4
stories were denied today by the atte i
ing physicians. II
The hotel management explained fiat
it was Earl Percy's custom to stot at
this hotel whenever he visited the cit
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Ohio River Frozen Over

CINCINNATI. Chic, Dec. S.-7For tie
first time in seven years the Ohio river
at this place is frozen over today, ex-
eept for a, small space in the local har-
Dor. Tugs are plying up and down the
river in an effort to keep il open, but II
is believed that if the present cold wealth
er continues. their work will go for
naught.
is jeopardized by the freezing of the
water. While there is no danger to this
property as long as the weather is cold.
rivermen fear a sudden thaw or warm
weather win play havoc among shipping
F The minimum temperature today was
three below zero, which is the coolest OF
the winter. Mueh suffering is reported
among the poorer class appeals for aid
being numerous. Free soup houses viii
be opened for the relief of the destitute.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Freezing Weather Is Reporter ,If'
at Miami and Jacksonville,
Fla, With Killing Frost Over
Florida Belt
CRIPPLED BY BITTER COLD
MANY TOWNS LACK FUEL
louisville, With 99RRslegree
Above Zero. Is MenAoo v
Coal Famine---0hio NV
Frozen Solid
nv Assoeiated Fress.l

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec
the grasp OF, the coolest weatbs =. Seai :.
Louisville with several milaca eusneis OF
Pfttsburg coal almost at is etcA oOoI, =
facing a threatened fuel ss'r'ase' Inc
ohio river which has for TO weeks been
unnavizsble because OF fosting ice is TO-
dav frozen almost fros shore to shore for
the first time in may years and this
eopsI,,on. aocordinr 70 the rivef men pre-
cludes the poSssbfI,fy OF bringing any coal
-, -. -t,-s- - . week at least.
The fuel is les nan L miles away az
for Pittsburg Soal AOi A-ouisFiiie anu
many points sr[n-
,fpATS-s RUSH FOR coal
RQealj~insF 81 the heavy demands foI
II viii 1erEIy deplete the small stores
coal -, two railroads today sent
e~fsI f--ght trains into the coal min
= sectszs nearest Louisville with in
fructioF to bring in an immediate avail
pie srsply-
The einimum temperature in Louisville
irfnf the night was one above. The
bid gave which has set the south shiv
ink seems TO have followed almost q
right line from Winnipeg TO the gull
Mexico.
Not only. did the central south feel its
fleets, but on the south Atlartic coast
far south as Miami. Fla. freezing
temperatures are reported Jacksonville
WAS the coolest place IN Florida today
with a temperature Of 20; Tampa, across
the state and 900 miles south. reported 2
and a killing frost New Orleans regis.
tered IS Mobile 2. Atlanta 10, Knoxville
8 and Nashville &
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
MORSE GIVEN ONE MORE
RESPITE FROM JAIL.
Court Allows Him Time on
Motion for Writ of
Error
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Dec. Offending argue
ment on his application tomorrow for a
writ Of error. Charles w. Morse. the con-
victed banker, will not be sent to the
federal prison at Atlanta TO begin his
15-year sentence Judge La Comb. OF
the United States court of appeals, may
hear arguments on this motion tomor-
row or on Monday.
While United States District Attorney
Wise believes that Judge Hough's decis-
ion of yesterday is final and that Morse
must serve his sentence, he said he woulo
not insist on the former banker being
sent to prison until his lawyer had c1
hausted all legal means to save him-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
in New York

ec- 30.-New Workers
lg to find the coldesS
lpon them Six degrees
Iistered by the official
m. following a steady
through the night.
was still practically
eing recorded, while
chung around the 4
fbutlying districts an
the early hours was
re overcome by the
ipal lodging houses
Ons were crowded
z shelter. Reports
central and western
respondingly severe
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
FRIGHTENED BY OLD AGE
MAN PLUNGES TO DEATH

MINERAL BLUFF, Ca. Dec. 80
Claiming that he was ''Old and useless.
and only waiting for tide in the river, -
]. y. Bailey. 81 years old. committed
suicide Tuesday night by tieing his feet
together and rolling off railroad bridge
into the river. half a mile south of Min
eral Bluff.
His body was recovered yesterday.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
NEGRO is SENTENCED
TO HANG IN DAWSON

DAWSON. Ga. Dec. 3O.-Henry Bell.
colored. under sentence of death. will be
hanged Thursday unless something un-
torseeu takes place to prevent. lie has
been twice convicted and sentenced to
hang, hut was granted new trial by
Judge Worrell.
Bell killed a negros name VIII jackson
near Graves, about year since.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
WIFE AND SON
FACE CHARGE OF MURDER
Three Members of Family to
Be Tried for Conspiracy
in Death
CBy Associated Press. }

BRISTOL, Tenn, Dec. 3O.-John CarIe-
ton and his aged wife. and their 1S-year-
old son, Rupert, will be given a pre-
liminary hearing at 8 O'Clock this after
noon on a charge of having formed and
executed a conspiracy to kill Arthur How
ard. the former police officer. who was
killed by Rupert Carleton late Wednes-
day evening as a result Of family feud
of several years standing.
No inquest will be held.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Coolest in Years

SORFOLK, Va. DEC. 3O.-The coolest
weather in five winters was received here
today when the temperature dropped at
s a. m. to 10 degrees above zero.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
lis Shivering
seaI Winter Weather

. Ga. Dec. 30--Szvannah is
Z a genuine cold wave to-
ln IL is feeling the effects
Ind cold wind which began
&ernOon and continued
night. The northwest
re flying yesterday after
Hight.
las cold weather for De-
" has ever experienced.
went down TO something
asst night. me weather
assurance OF Immediate
old. II Is feared many
burst because OF the
alter in them last night
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Mr.. Geise Is Buried

DAWSON, Ga. Dec. 31y-Mr. Owen
Geise who died in Atlanta was brought
here for interment Monday. He was %
years old. and leaves a wife and chill
dreu. The funeral was conducted by DR..
]. P. McFerrin. assisted inuS: Z
O'KeIi-- -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Governor Browns Effort TO
indicate Auditors Prophe-
cy of a Deficit AvailS Him
Nothing
GOVERNOR DRAWS BIG.
WARRANT FOR TEACHERS
Persons Holding Claims invit-
ed to Present Them at the
Executive Offices So Cash
Balance May DWi1dle

If you have claims to file, prepare TO
file them now.
Notwithstanding the heroic aud siren
uous efforts of Governor Brown to make
the cash balance dwindle to the pitiiul
proportions predicted by hisrown auditor,
Alonzo Richardson, the treasury of the
state is filled to overlooking.
Despite the fact, also. that every pos
sible claim that could be raked and
scraped up and filed for payment, there
was balance of available cash in the
treasury at IL O'Clock Thursday morning
of $T02, 26S 81. which Is, indeed, a tidy.
nifty sum for a state that it was pre-
dicted would be going around with no
shoes and patches on its pants before the
close of the year
HOKE SMITHS PROPHECY.
Thinking people are beginning to real
lie that ex-Gov. Hoke Smith knew where
of he spoke when he declared that there
would be surplus of $4,000 in Georgia's
treasury at the close of the fiscal year.
The prediction of the former governor
is borne out in a manner that argues
startlingly of his powers as a clairvoy-
ant, and of his knowledge of the actual
conditions in the state.
On Friday, the last day Of the year,
the reQuisition OF the state school conf
missioner, covering every possible ex-
pense, every claim in the educational de-
partment of Georgia that could be dis
covered by the most minute microscopical
examination, and aggregating $S1sSso.ss,
will be paid.
A SIMPLE SUM.
Submit the proposition to your little
son or daughter. This is the way it viii
look:
Actual cash on hand. December
| 30-......... -SIO2s 26S-gT
ISchool commissioners voucher. 313,3S0.SS
Cash balance Friday. ..$SsS, $751;
/ are absolutely correct IL seems that the
prediction OF ex-Gov Hoke smith regarG-
ing that 100000 surplus was almost IN
canny in its correctness, and that his VI
sion was prophetic.
| There will, of course, be more money
received by the state treasurer before the
scIose of business Friday, and the casa
on hand, actually in the Georgia treasury,
may reach, and probably exceed the $780,
1000 predicted by former Gov. Hoke Smith.
| GOVERNOR BROWNS QUANDARY.
How Governor Brown will reconcile this
/ with the prophecy of his auditor that the
treasury would be as empty as last
years bird nest when the year ended.
is something that the future alone can
| divulge.
At present Governor Brown is spending
the holidays far from the haunts of pol
itics, on his farm in Cherokee county.
and what he thinks of the way in which
frenzied finance auguries have flashed IN
the pan cannot, of course, be learned.
Meantime there are no more claims to
be filed, and the money is there, just as
Hoke Smith said it would be, and there
you are.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
| kaShviIIe;
lis Six Above

n. O.-For tlls
cumberland riV-
ed with a thin
non1eter at .
owed 6 degrees
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Nine Below in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. S0-The
temperature ranged from to 3 degrees
below zero in Indiana this morning In
western Indiana and eastern Illinois il
was about degrees below. At DanviIle.
III. which is a mining center. retail deal
ers reported a continuing coal famine e"
The wabash river is frozen over at
Terre Haute- In Indianapolis the tenn
perature in the early morning was de-
grees below zero. At Fort Wayne it was
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
BOUGHT POIs0|t H0Il5
BEFORE HBBAND iED
Drug Clerk al NepheI oil
Mrs. Arm3ong Test
BeforA Coroner
NV AAoiated Press. }

NEW ALBAN Ind, Dec. -Four
hours before tn death of her band,
with whose mJ er she is charg Mrs
George Armst13g bought cent Forth
of carbolic al and an eight IF an
ounce of stry8 hine. according to e tes-
timony of E8ard Hays, a dr. 3uclerk,
who wa ga I3ness at the priosT n pre-
liminary heNng today.
Armstrong; lied soon after mi hght of
December IN
Clarence Earris, a nephew Mrs.
Armstrong; Testified that she wt him
to a stordfor rat poison sew enI days
before Armstrong died.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
D. R. Stewart III

DAWSON. Ga. Dee. 2o.-Hon. ID. r
Stewart. father OF Mrs. !. NJ. Grigss. lies
critically IN Ct his home in vernai, and
hts death is momentarily expected.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Fears Felt for Crops

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3o.-The extreme
cold wave now prevailing throughout the
SOUTH extending as far as Miami. Fla,
while IL falls far short Of cold weather
kreeords for that section, II is nevertheless
cauzing considerable anxiety among the
orange growers and truck gardeners.
Weather bureau officials believe the
PRESENT cold snap win not have much ef-
ct upon the orange crop. Warnings Of
ae cold were sent out yesterday to all
@6uthsrn points to put the orange grow
ers on their guard
Another warning that the cold weather
would continue I'm the south tonight was
sent out from the weather bureau today.
A warm wave ar present Is moving east
ward from the northwest Freezing
weather may be expected as far south as
Miami, according to the weather bureau.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Mobile
Degrees Above

/, W.-The ofhcial
meter here show
b at : o'clock this
records this is the
ru
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Zero Weather. in Viruinia

WINCHESTER,
weather prevails in nf
first in several year,
above early toda
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
eisinq in West

|cTTT. Mo. Dec. 30..-An av-
Z temperature over the Mis-
by region OF Is degrees was
ports 10 the government
sau received here today. HUI
ported u above zero. a rise
from yesterdays lowest tenn
Missouri, Kansas and Okla
turcs Of between Il and "a
zero prevailed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

Va. Dec. so. Zero
'rthern Virginia. the
!. 1t was ? degrees
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31

succeed him. When the lime came
the Archduke Franz Ferdinand toy
up his duties as inspector general
army, he was named unofieially~ <1o
the throne. Franz Josef Yves any mat
his nephew marry some wqhs >roydl
house. Then the secret Of M 9unger
man came out. He was aired certify
married. His morganatic wife lad een
an obscure Bohemian counteA
The Austrian law prohibits body ex-
cept a princess of royal bloc 10 be Pm
press. Yet the Princess Chot as lanz
Ferdinand's wife is known ", hasIheI
eye on this throne She ha ther7pe-
fore she ever married the kt empk'or
Like Nine. Vaughan, WHO low Is ncgl-
tating the courts of Eur +, she q
shreGd woman.
She courted Franz Eel band TOPPER
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-31
Ieen Above Zero
! Recorded at Memphis

rs. Tenn. Dec Jl.-Ihe tenn
accorded here today was IS de-
zero. This has prevailed for
p days
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-02-11

AsE
aJudge Taft having Toasted on
Georgia 'possum in Atlanta, and
having 10 prospect . breakfast Of al
5lipators steak 10 New Orleans, The
Columbia Record proposes tor him,
az a means Of completing bis South
ern education, his introduction to q
Florida or South Carolina cooter,
awashed down with North Carolina
mountain dew" Assuming that
there is no limit to Judge Ta:t's
eas,ronomic ability, The Observes.
wants TO amend that he be held up.
when be next enters North Carolina
and detained for a supper OF Chat
ham county rabbits. to be followed
by q banquet of stewed coon. As
long ~ be is acquainting himself
with Southern table delicacies he
should 90 the whole figure Char
lot,e Observer. We would be glad.
if JUICE Taft could get one "short"
or a "smile" of the persim.aon beer
that has made Orange county noto-
rious One glass of this famous
beer might secure the appointment
OF a postmaster out Of the several
hundred Republican candidates tor
that position at Hillsboro, Chapel
Hill, Efand, Cedar Grove and Uni.
versity Station. !,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-02-11
Death OF Mrs. James II.

###4 # E#sM
News reached Hillshoro Monday
of the death in Oxford Sunday night
of Mrs. Sophrop,a Horner, widow
Of the late DR.. James H. Homer,
aged about 80 years. Mrs. Horner
had been in declining health for
many months, and her death was no
surprise to the numerous relatives
and many close personal friends, but
was q great shock, as she was held
10 high eeteemtby all who knew her.
MRS. Horrer was educated at the
Sumner Female School at Arcadia
in Person county aud at the Bur
we'll School insHillsboro.
Her husband, DR. James H. Hor
ner, wss a graduate of the Univer:
sity of North Carolina, aud was the
founder OF the widely known Hor.
uer School at Oxford. She is eur.
v,ved by seven children as follows
Bishop Janlus Moore Horner, Of
Ashe.ille; Prof. ]. Z. Horner, Mrs
A. w Graham, Mrs. H. 6. Cooper
Miss Mary Homer. Of Oxford Mrs,
w. S. Manning, OF Spartanburg, S
c., and Mrs r. G. Strong, OF Ka
eigh.
The funeral services we're held
from the Episcopal Church at OK
ford Tuesday afternoon.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-02-11
SOLDIER BALKs DEATH PLOT,

1t seemed to J.. A. Stone, a civil
war veteran, of Kemp, Texas, that a
plot existed between a desperate
lung trouble and the grave to cause
bis death. Il contracted a stubborn
cold" he writes, that developed a
cough that stuck to me, in spite OF
all remedies, for years. My weight
ran down to 100 pounds. Then l
began to use Dr.. Kings New Dis.
covery. which restored my health
completely. / now weigh 178
pounds. For severe Colds, obsti-
nate Coughs, Hemorrhages, Asthma,
and to prevent Pneumonia it's .unri.
vailed. SOC. and S1.O0. Trial bot.
tie free. Guaranteed by W. A,
Hayes. Druggist.