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The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22
PROPOSED MENr TO TIT CONSTITUTION or THE STATE
 or ARKANSAB

Notice is hereby given that the following joint resolution. proposing tuition was passed by the General Assembly at its regular session of lsis. l. ana that the same win be ssaemittsd to the electors of the 10 De held Monday. September i4th' lsl< for adoption or rejection
 Proposed Amendment No. IS.
 That tho following is hereby pro- constitution of the State of AT. kansas. and the game being submit ted 10 the electors of the Stat. n.s, r epeys ssnsysi .I,o,tna Q. rejection at the snd Rsprssentatiyes If majority or the electors voting at such .i.c uon adopt such amendment the same tuition % s"I of the sas, s1s.. of tn. consti.
 That Section Fifteen dB) of Articl. fiVs Se) of the Constitution of the stsf. Of Arkansas as amended by Am.ndnsn, No is. declared by the Speaker of ,h. Houss Of Representatives on F.brusrv lVtn. lslS, to have been adopted b.. ehded so as 10 read as follows
 section IS. The members Of the Gen eral Assembly shall receiy. s. ,b.i- salary the sum of Seven Hundred and fifty tIb0.oo) oollars except m. Pr.st gent or the Senate and Speaker of the or hepressntatiNes. each of whom shAii receive as his salary Eight Hun dred and Fifty tsS0.Oo) Dollar, foy ths term of two (2) years: and in sd cluon 10 such salary the member. or n. SenerA Assembly shall rsceiv~ fiy. eenu per mile for each mile trAv,les ,n going 10 and returning from th. reat oY government over the most direct ana practicable route Said salary ,hsn h. payable in the following manner to-vtt. Five tss.ool Dollars per day for inc fIvst hundred days Of any regular session os the General Assembly. Provided ,hs President or the Senate and Speaker Of ths House of Representatives nav draw Six tts 0o) Dollars per day for tT. Ti~s, hundred oaNs of any regular session The remainder of their salary shall h. faid to them quarterly on the first dsy of January, April. July and October of ne year following any regular session of the General Assembly. and In. Audt- tor or state shall draw hts warrants in favor of the members of the General Assembly on said dates for th. amount or salary due each st that tim. and msN same Co the member. at their re- speetive postoffics addresses No mem her ot e'h"r House shall receive any salary or smolameDfs Tor his services other than 's provided for bersin m. terns ef all members of ths General A.- election
 The aeov. r.solut'or ws. -t.s ,, ,n. q itIs
 Eaca sisctor wav vri. for or n,s,n., ue abcve hmsrdnsrt
 Witness my oflcisi e rfu-t thts .,tA &y ef lesruary, 4tss
 EARLE " E0D1Es
 tse&l Secretary of state
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22

Ne editors are pleased 10 acknowi !. edge receipt Of letters from the South east Missouri and Northeast Arkan. sas Hish~ay Association. by the Sec. retary. Mir C W Highhli informing us of the courtesy of making US hon. TT members and enclosing member. ship cards We have worked hard for the success of this association, and the proposed route, and wish all con. oerned much success in this undertak. ing IL viii be great thing for For rest City when this road Is finished and in condition for automobile trayel from the objective points.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22

The appointment of postmaster for Forrest City is the absorbing topic discussed with ye city scribe We know nothing about it further than the fact that MT Ellis Turley has been recommended by Congress man Caraway, and that he has been nominated by the President, and that his fate is now in the hands of the Committee on Post Ofices and Post Roads, of the United States Senate If they tind that MT. Hurley is quail. ted and satisfactory 10 the patrons Of the office, his nomination will be con. hrmed, and he will be appointed, and become your postmaster in due course. But, if MT Turley should, for any reason, not be confirmed then the matter will be re-opened, and our Mir. Vadakin being the only other ayoved aspirant al this time, he thinks that he should then be given the same chance that MT Hurley has had. to try his fortunes with the Committee. This would be only far, and the Times hopes, that if MT. Hurley cannot get the job, that Mir. Caraway will then recommend MT. Vadakin
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22

There are no further developments in the Union station matter. and proB- ably will be none until the sixty days allowed the Ion Mountain in which "a consult President Bush. and make up It's mind, have expired. anu our opin. ion is. that when thistime has slipped away, We will be DO nearer solution of the difficulty so far as tEe Iron Mountain is concerned. than We are at this present time It seems to be and no doubt is, the policy Of this company to delay this matter. talk it to death, and finally defeat 1t, fl pos sible. The only thing 10 do is to urge the commission to adhere strictly tO this order, when the sixty days have expired, and somehow We believe they are going 10 do this.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22

We hope our merchants and other business people, will hereafter refuse to patronize itinerant advertising fakers who periodically visit this town. There are two printing offices here ana two newspapers, and half dozen ad writers and solicitors, any one of whom are capable and better prepared to get up any kind of an advertising project than these strangers, and keep the money at home. We invari. ably try To discourage these visitors, but despite our efforts, they are usu. ally successful in taking away bunch of good hard dollars, and in mislead. ing their patrons. We do not employ any strangers to solicit for The Times and unless they have written author. ity, signed by us, we are in no wise responsible for any of their promises The best way is to pass them up, and call one Of your home printers when you are inclined 10 spend a dollar fol any kind of an advertisement.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22

Mr. Sam Ashworth and manly son. Master Casey, of Rswlison were guesls of MT. and Mrs. |, Y. Dayen- pert, Monday, went to Memphis on business Tuesday, and returned Wed- nesday. He reports crops In his sec tiOn up to fine stand, growing nice ly, and in good condition, with every prospect Of fine yield this fall, but it is too early 70 make any predict ions on the final outcome.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22


 a delightful guest of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Alley, several days this week | She came down to attend the Con- | mencem-nt exercises, and was special | ly interested in Miss Hattie Horton. MT Gazzola Naccaro, and some others Of the class
 MT Claud Oliver. manly son of our Oldtime friend and fellow citizen, MT | k T Oliver. now of Mt. Pleasant. | Tennessee. was in town several days | this week on a visit 10 relatives and ! friends, and was a guest of Miss Anna ghlnghouse, his cousin. w. were glad to meet him.
 A beautiful line of Embroidered ! Collars. suitable for light Summer Waists. just received at the Empo- ! rum. Also Galatea Cloth for Petit coats-lust the thing for Summer with lingerie dresses, and skirt economy one skirt being all that is necessary. i T II. laryer &Co.
 Master Edward Eugene Vadakin was quite sick with fever several day 1 following chill last Saturday. He Is much better today and able to sell i his Posts, as usual He will he glad to bring you the Saturday Evening Post every Thursday, ir you will leave your order at the Newsstand. A beautiful line of White Dress 1 Goods, consisting Of Voiles. Crepes. batlstes, etc, has just been receive at the Emporium, and the ladies are cordially invited to call and inspect our stock. The patterns are the very latest and most stylish that the mar kets afford I H. Taryer X Go.
 Those Palm Beach two-piece Suits, the very latest fads-the keep kool' for outing and summer wear, ranging ln price from s4 50 to SIP 50. certainly embody all the "niftiest" ideas that a stylish suit of this character should have. Get a line on them before you buy. Brandon, Baugh & Company.
 What's in name:' The word 'oltters does not always indicate something harsh and disagreeable PRICKLY ASH BITTERS is proof of this It cieanses' strengthens and regulate, the system thoroughly. yet is so pleas ant the most delicate stomach vii not object to 1t. ], T Sanders. specia agent.
 Now is the time to see Sam Burd the Tailor, for that Spring or Summer Sull, Goat or Trousers. The tariff or WooIens having been reduced. he is gNlng the benefit to his patrons, anG IS making special low prices on al garments. Suits sll. 50 and up: Sin. gle Coats s5.00 and up; Trousers g 5S and up. Remember these goods are all tailor-made, and have all beer made to order, and he guarantees lit and satisfaction. Call and let him show you the pre- tiest line of samples ever brought to this town. and take AOur measure
 Impurities of the blood produced by digestive disorders must be driven out before hot weather sets in. otherwise sickness will appear at a time when a strong vigorous body is most needed PRICKLY ASH BITTERs will expel all impurities and put the system in per. feet order. J. T Sanders, special agent.
 Messrs. kirke Becker and father, A. Becker: Sol, Charley and Ben Lewis. Lawrence Marshall, Willie Campbell and S. B. Conrad. went overland to Memphis, Sunday, in a couple of autos, and Mrs. Becker and Mrs. Ben Lewis went by train. Three gentlemen returned alone at inter. vals by rain, but all report perfect. " delightful trip and a jolly good time.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22

We understand that the building committee of the local Elk Lodge have had contractor from Little Rock here this week to figure what has been done on the building, and also that MT. Brewer is figuring on the job. We would like 10 see home man get the contract to finish the building, and hope the committee may be able Co make an amicable settlement with Jones X Harrington.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22
No CalOmel Necessary

The injurious effect and unpleasant. ness Of taking calomel is done away with by Simmons Liver Purifier the mildest known liver medicine, yet the most thorough in action, Put u, in yellow lin boxes only. Price Z5c Tried once used always. 4 s. Rich ards Medicine Co. Sherman, Texas.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22
The House of Fear

The House of Fear" An old-fasl- toned haunted house story. written by Emmett Campbell Hall. The photo graphy is god and the acting Of John E. lnce and ROsette Brice was sincere and convi' cling. The plot is one in which the lawyer defrauds the dying widow and contiscates the property which should have gone to the niece. As result the lawyer is continually haunted lly fears.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22
Dull feeiing.SwOllen Hands and r eet.
 Due to Kidney Trouble

Your kidneys need help when your hands and feet thickeD and swell up, and you feel dull and sluggish Take Foley Kidney Pills. They are tonic and stimulating and restore your kidneys to healthy normal action Try them. City Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22

What do the authorities mean by sllowing the telephone construction company c. set their poles inside the sidesalks2 It's an outrage.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22
Cure For Stomach Disorders

Disorders of the stomach may be avoided by the use Of Chamberlain's tablets, Many very remarkable cures have been effected by these tablets, Sold by all dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22

u has oft been suggested that , Gdse Rolfe pu, his conYicts 10 work 5n .ae excaVating which sill be necessary in
The Forrest City times., 1914-05-22
THE BRICK DID THE TRICK
WHAT OTHERS SAY

] an siytne BT-ACEMAN s INDICATED SALT BRICK % -lJish and Sra tt the h~tt stock remedy ] have ever uSsd One mule was 60 bad os she co-,1 Aa-sly So and shs took very freely of it ana vso-rls cam. sn wads as large aE hen sgSL- bad two more rauNet 1 ves th1nstnF If clipping and l commenced using ths MEDI- GATED SALT BRICK. and insts ad of hAv- ing to clip them they thea od and got ss fat as @ butter ball.
 II is the best stock remedy that I know of. Three Of the bricks wii last hor~e % daX and he gets his salt ss nAtuEN ealls for 1t, three times 6 day: and n slso physics him. RUE SMITH Goldihoro, N. C.. June 6, lsla.
 CITY DRUG SIOkE FUSSELL-GRAH AHM-ALDERSONCC II
 FORREST CITY GROCER co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

t'fs.l!.at ilseals sAs s.ass April
~. iss;. snd aisd the foiiasias azy
---fossy.aiss y.Afs sxo, There sfs
bat svo ssfsiso~s os tAe ii,,i. sIssp
that ssopa tssias Liaeoiss s~s,.id.
~hes the end zane. On. of thee.
ass 10 Hear 4 asfieea q, spsin..
field. III. ana 'hrosh-: Troms.
J. Prorsss. iA-Jsr sas n-lsrsii., .'
nfaohiya. y. Y. sho arsaeis-. tho
sans spsssm~n, Nth him 10 tLs
hous~ where i.iseoin died. .Ay. sss
StSisxfl.id Republican. Tas s.o m. 6,
had Got nss os conferred r.s.fsins q
the srsgss event sia.- u occurred,
hut NJ. Stafford testified ths' NJ
rsorsns's s-eniiessioa, ar. in -oa.
p,ess s~eoea With hts o~s. sad is.i.
assssiiy sp0evhst - ,astsss- With
sshess related BY people Who eosi4
nos have As6 the opportunity Which
shes. swo ,osss men had tn ksov
The fsrss. Th~ issss,i~~ With Nr.
Prorsos ~ u appeared is the S-~'
York Ttmes. WAS a. follow;
Yes" ssid Thomas Pso~for. IN.
n'ooAi,a lawyer and naturalist.
"say'hins that has an, sss-s-n.- Ia
i.iseoin si~sys briaEs TO ny mind
the ni9hs he Was shos aud hi. death.
NJ which ! was on. os the f.~ eve
wiiaesses. There are sm- f.~
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
Nna,k., nha.- of ,h. ,oa,rn,.f,,

Asoshsf sha.~ Of the soasros.rs,
has sElsra, ksssssiy the Cesnaa
coieaisi Go, ,eramsss arrested Rudolf
n~ii. chic! Of the tpaaiss. 90 .
charge Of TREASON. Il IL alleged shss
he Sss, iaio the issrsios to spasa'
- ursisiae seaiass the Germans
vilh . view to ai,srhias kans:ua
to the aajse.as Eaxiiss eoioay Of
nigeria. In eoaaessioa ~ish this as.
fair another arrest has just b~sn
Dade At Besiia. A native. s~ni By
the bssiss TO Gesasay TO prrses'
their eas~ 10 the RsiehssAs. has been
sess to rsisoa. sad II .s uadersiood
hs viil b. ssas hssk to ksHsrus sns
trial.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
1wE STORY OF DEATH OF Pres. LINCOLN

isinsE s,-oat sha, -sIrh I ssse-sii
bs. to 49, sssAiEhisa-a oes. -s.-~iAi.
" many n,i.-ssat..ns 'hd hate
b--n nsis
I r.-aii ts,. nixs, and s4.rY,hih Z
that hataxnsd Nth perfect s,ssin~,.
assz- vas , yoanx n1sa iisisl u
Wsshihxsan and eo.n.slsd sIts ih-
Aa' d.par'msns. sAs vksA I fossad
thar s,rs, tfsE.dy had i.-ss bsoaxi /,
right % my aens ! sn.~ that I sss
In the r.ai.. Of . big historical
.s.a, {. I should s.s out nv ao,s-
tcns az that time. I eoaid tell ros
~s-fythiax that o-curf-d ~ detail
and almost to the minute.
= sas attending . snsesias al IN
organization snova ~ the 'Nu.si-'
that ssssiax. Il vas iHssss, - i's
sssasv. ssd uAa ssAssea b, . ssahss
Of soash~su women. mass of whosa
had r.sms~ss Of their fssiites IL shs
.oash.sn army. S'srh m~n ~ b..
lons-s to the families Who we're In
ws.hiaK,oa attended. and shes.
~srv a !ru oatsid~ss vho yer. Ia.
riisd. ~a. on. os the s~o NJ shss .
northern mrn.
The n.-sine Of tho Mosaic thsi
Good Friday nixhs In 1855 vas 81
the sna.~ Of Philip Y. y.ndsii In
square. A. 'h~ close of
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

Pfaas are und~s confederation :os
three ne~ underground railway sys'
tens in Greater Berlin. as an ~sitm'
ated total cost Of sso.ooe."o". Ons
iIac. from the aorsheass to tho soaih'
west. touching ., the Royal op-r.
House. probably will hc built In the
nesr future. The other two arc not
yet beyond the stage Of prciIninsr,
One would start Ia
the 0rueawaid. pas under the Bra
denbuse Gate and inter den Linden
aad then branch OFT 10 the south
ward. The other Is . proposed es'
tension Of the exissias schoenbcrs
Underground Railway both to tbs
north aad south. Il would connect
the southern suburbs directly with
the main lines Of the city.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

| fs- -kets- t.at they we're Gals u -
s~sA - earisisiss il broker via
dove Ny tee eeias Sese sssss0Aliy
iass. aea', ksss hoS. rss asias
sore off. aaA iAss nay ssse s<s.
ss<as o. ! say have thrown sAse 81
sos<shias We aiss't sAiak aosA q
frsessossi eets~s Afresss il ,Aesa
dAss
Ia sas . tFo0ia<as es.ieisi il
WAshiastee Sse. writing e< Lis-
eeia's death. aid; HE died in the
saas- u sesiid s-esi. ves stole the
SOLE piece. from his syss-' Sass
hsss t~~s that .esdid s~s~i sks
seos The :-<<as d-ss
-Th~ s-sti,ies Of s.a~ aad Mr.. ps-
sesssa. sas esas-i the heas-. eeA-
sksssA 10 a. iasssss sAnissaiss fes
Asas~v JeAasss- r~tessae vss q
ssrsAsAs tailor. aad JeAAsea ss-<
10 asep iate Ais pis<s to - the NE
vost aaA tell skea, his ess sspsr.
ieAees - . taller bssass Ne aass
e<<a . isiios ana AsA sSArs 10 ktsA
se.istea. Pessrsna considered hin .
sr-si n-aa. rhs. sas sloet all the
polittes he had,
There have yea various stories
,ois Also 10 tie ~ff~rs that the hoos
is which As. iIAsois died hsa he<a
occupied ~ his siayss. johs Wilkes
iiSssh. foe seme sins prior TO tbs
set. The soon hss L-ss eeeap%~-e
sy Mr. cfsst for nass5 nosiks
tass hia ssii. sad hs vas . fFs~s6
Of NJ. AsffosdsL befos- that the
rooo Asa h.ss occupied b, - s<soe
FAMED Matthew. asd i, ss prn.ists
that Rra4h right have visited sie.
shoaeh I thisk I shoah have hssr'i
af u u IL had h-sa 81
The pillow siip. Shseh ~ss very
muxh sasiA-d. I ksss sos o. . great
tosfioA Of IL rse i.<s of hair !
u ssrhs ! had us,ii ss oss tine !
visited Peoria. III. uhss met .
bright SoMas. Mr. tisushsssoa. the
wife u a. ss.aa.oe Of sh. cit, and
. t&es ~ho ~ross the t.o-as for tn.
sily eeisasasioas. r-osts sss The
sect Of the great iisso,s sad thoas.
lss ask4sss aad Mr. Hsushsrsoa usa
an sslsas saUisrs Of i.issois. !
psomis--s To seaa her the hair. f'as
shsa ! vert I. est u fousd that
sii but . s.~ hsiss had s-sa DE-.
,Sso, ri By insects saa nothing bot
N. blue ribeas ~nh ~hkh I Asd
is~A u ~ss left.
There ~ss oai, oas reliable t|e-
sass os the sr.ae Of i.ineoia's death
asde ThAs wAs 1iase b, . NJ.
Rsrxhsss os New York fos 40 iiias-
fssi..a weekly os this sio. He ~eai
10 the rccsn sad made . vssy seeur-
ate sketch n Il. esea TO ctsrh's pic
surss o. the vail. sai we save him
. careful description q svssyshtas
that soek psses as1 The psopis pre-
eat, ! ksov that vss the esly pse.
sure. for Though Stafford Aad Class
isf, tho haas~ aud eiiy acs sssy loaS
after. I r-mained for mnr. than .
year. snd no oas ~iss cane 10 -
the room o. ask rsrsieuiars. We
xave DeeehAas . ess'ifs' ste - Z"
the eorressne.a Of mis- picture"
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

;h- sssGisx asaAiiy . visgiaiA re~i
-. aAaS-A There sss sisAys .oSs
al. assiee about thn rAs SsAs<a
.i,a Interests i'd the soaih were soa
ia tEs nas.s fos festivities ia tkess
ears. issy cid se1 60 TO tA~ thea
,srs. they aid Aes give esssstsiA-
meats. tesy esssssd chiefly IN siast.
sHs tsss did nas lie eses tas niii
f-.tisisF os a visUais reel Bu'
The ashesfs usually carried the DAY
.. they sAe that eveaiHg
4 ~ ,.itiss vita Nis Mar,
prssaii. tss sid<st dag A,sf u sAs
.o-as~. Her father vss sA iasaiiS-
.Hs she ass0-. hsrsis To sia. sa<
Tia, as ,ss first tiH@ ] had met hes-
IL sas ,-tes,-. anoAs her sri~sSs
'ss' fnsess-, had sAia Of sss. sssA
be sAs IL tsis soslHtfs. thsi sss sss
The si,si-., voAAh be had met IA
An-risA: so ,sss sas delegated 10
base the opportunity Of talking With
tss- We sess Saaaihs A~sT the
is.o, Of ,ss pssios iesiiAs isse tks
s,os, ssii sAsa her brother. Reei-
sais 1~sdaii. sasssss the soas<. aaa
.Aia To m.. .. IL. firs' f-ssna be
met. il . io~. excited soios. The
ts,sttss' 10 shot
- Hos ..asa sha-' asked
rm-sab-s tie auist. awkward ss-
pesssioa I ussA.
'kni-i probably. h. ansssr~d-
lite did not ih,sns To be- oref-
sefss. shss- 80 much sssit.nent.
sAa the eo.np.hy bsoks 40 imme-
aisi-is. sna I started FOE homs. The
.t,ssss v~ss Nii~d .ish i~osie. sDfne
tsisias in load voice. and other
ssisr<sinE ia<.thsr.
Hssn esn~ To my street ~ the
sssssr Of the biart b-ios the ho,s~
her. I lived I foasa . sos':1,a Of .o,.
Aisrs. md u sas si,h sna,s .iisfisnity
tsss Z ebtsinsd I-~smsssisn to pAsa.
whsn ,an,~ 20 the has.@. shieh
sss !~s, opposite sosas shrss-f. q
fcaas n. saoop ia tnss~s.ioa os sa
.Afsrsf ACE . saasa os sniAiess. ~ho
rrfssasa To siio~ ne In ;-Ass- ~ss
-aassvusins tn make them un6sf-
sssaa that ! lived there ~ksa Hear
i ssffoss. eho occupied . suite Ut
sooas sith ne Ia the heos~. ssmr
IN the aoor and told m. 10 10 auiss
:. the president "a, insiae. That
~. the first I kne~ as IL That 81.
.a ssssbiiss.d ny ia.a'i,y. and I
sas siioss.. to eater.
The prssii.ns ~ss on IA. led ia
. saasii room on the first finos ~
the ssd Of the hall. -rns iosel
,hsotrh tn. has~msns ara shroaxs
. Lssk aoor is,o the yard and ur al
/ air o. s~ss sssifs ia the bark o!
The honss over IN. esisssios. ssd 90.
,ss.d by the rear dnos the room IL
vA,eA The t,e.ssAes, ia. bssx
''R res . sosil beA. too shosi :o'
70 tail . rae. sad he wss bias esuss
uts~. With his head ~ the ssnat to-
uss,i the door. is- as binx on his
sixAt sid-. with the ~oaad In his
head IL full ,ir~ and tho surgeon
Was psohiag II with his f,nEss ~hea
I catered The f6om ~ss almost. "
no, rasir-iy. filled with promineas
mea os the nation. Charles Sumner
s,ood ss the head Of the bed With
Robert 1.ineoln iranine on Ms
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

Il is aaaoaaeed that the five year,
task Of dccpealas aad widening the
Baltic North Sea Canal 10 ~ to ae-
commod,te the largest battlcshi.s
will he practically completed by
"Kici Week." the latter part Of this
month.
The locks at the two ends. which
do not raise the water level. but
simply serve 10 prevent tidal cur.
rents. have been greatly enlarged
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

A0 z r43o0 .
Vegetable Cen
NaAA WIZ ] asss
As~ onkag 4 ]
vO 0lsssaG h@
ls0aaO erassAss tsg
- eins - ~
ainass % kinb e
seAa-Naias u w.
- ~ Il haek cd
h 80. ana Psss-
k 4sWs paiAA ]
O1A - sisep -
0ioes ] have eaksa
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

II you have the Itch. doa't scratch.
Il docs not cure the iroable and
makcs the skin bleed. Apply bal.
LARD'S SNOW LlNlMENT. Rub Il
in scntiy on the affected parts. II
relieves Itching instantly aud few
applications removes the cause thus
performing = permanent cure. Price
Csc. SOC. and 100 ?cr bottle. sold
by the Hausman Drug Co.