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THE ARGUS, ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM o**l CIAJL ORGAN Ol JA( h'SON. Oft ICIAL ORGAN Ol Li UTTS COUNTY. Rntered at the Roslojice at Jackson as sceond class mail matter. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. D. J. TIIAX W>, editor. IX. J. IIAIIMOX. Associate. Jackson Ga. May 19. ADVERTISING RATES. Ins. | lwk. | 1 mo. | 3mos. | Gmos | lyr. 1 | .60 | $1.25 | $2.50 j $4.00 | $6.00 2 | 1.00 | 2.25 | 4.50 | 7.00 | II 50 a | 1.50 j 3.25 j 6.50 j 11.00 | 16.00 4 | 1.75 J 4.00 j 7.50 | 12.50 | 21.00 l cl | 2.00 | 4.50 j 8.50 | 14.00 | 27.50 \ cl | 4.00 | 8.25 | 15.00 | 27.50 | 52.50 col. I 7.00 j 15.00 I 30.00 | 55.00 | 100 TOWN AW) COUNTY DI RECTORY. Ordinary, j. F. Carmichael Sheriff, J. O. Beauchamp, J. M. Crawford- C. S. C. B. C. Joseph Jolly, treasurer. T. L. Williams. C o. eouit Judge, ]>,. p. Bailey Co* court Solicitor, Y. A. IFright Tax Collector, T. J % Cole. T*x Receiver, C* R. Carter. Surveyor. B.J Jinks. Coronor, Simon Ilardy- JACKS N. Ma y°G E. E. Fund. Counci'mem, J- R. J/cC’ord, P. S. Eth eridge, J. li. Settle, Dr. O. H. Cantrell. Clerk and Treas*, Col M. M, Mills. T. R. and C., D. G McMichael. Marshals, J. J/, Holifield, IT. M. J/ayo. JUSTICE COURT DA YS. Jackson, 3rd Saturdays. J. ll* Ham, J. P. 11. N. Ry ars, N. P. /?utthii.l—Jknkinsburo, 2nd Tuesdays. U. A. Woodward J. P. J. G. KimbMlN. P Worthville, 3rd Thursdays. O. li. Knowles J. J\ J. L. //arnett N. P. Aon /Ypisnge, Ist Fridays. James Jolly J. P. J. M. Maddox N. P. Indian Springs, 4th Saturdays. A. 11. Ogletrce J. P. W. F. Douglas N. P. Doublin, 3rd Saturdays. W. 11. Jenkins J. P. S. C. J/oore N. P. Yowaliga, 2nd /Saturdays. T* J. Collins J. P, 2. li. Bell N. P. Coody, Ist Mondays. II L. Drown J. P. W. F. Flynt N. P It an of the above court days, or names, are wrong notify us at once and we will correct them. COST OP COLUMBUS’ ENPEDI TION. The cost of discovering Amer ica by Columbus, says Prof. Huge, in the “Globus,’’ was 1,140.000 mar avedis, or about $7,296 of our mon ey. The money of Queen Isabella, of course, had a higher purchasing power than the dollar of to-day. Of the sum named, Columbus re ceived an annual salery of $320, and the two captains each $192 per year Each sailor, in addition to Pis sub sistence, received $2 45 per month, or one ducat. DON’T KILL THE MAN by working him to death. Mr, J. R. Carmichael the proprietor ot the Jackson Carriage Factory and who makes the famous Jackson Buggy, toll us Tuesday that he was just over run with orders for his Buggies really he hardly had time to breathe that his Jackson Buggy was such a fine piece of woik so elegantly made and beautifully finished that orders were beirg recieved faster than his force could turn them ont and while he was delighted at the phenominal sale of his Buggies and thanked the generous public for their liberal support of this home enterprise, yet he needed a breathing spell. But really we believe he would almost step breathing to sell you just one more Jackson 5 uggy. —Flovilla In terprise. FOR THE PICNIC PARTIES. The Indian Spring and Flovilla Radroad offers its service to the country picnics this stason, A specially low rate will be given to oui farmer friends while picnic’ng at Indian Springs and Flovilla dur ing the spring and summer season. When you go to the Spring or Flo nilla call on us for our p'cnics or family rates for a round trip pleasure rid 9. Let your little folks ride with us, take your fiiends to ride with you. and make them happy. We will make special trips for such parties and make the rate so low that our friends will scarcely feel it and at the same time help us to pay our expenses and be pleasant to us all. Call on us, we will treat you right. \V. F. Smith and S. L. Smith. Managers. FROM SOUTH GEORGIA. Mr. Editor lnclosed please find one dollar for the renewal of my subscription to your valuable paper. I can hardly keep house without it. It seems like a person al letter from many ot my old friends in Butts coui ty, All ol my friends here like it and some say they are buund to have it as soon as their time is up with other pa pers. If space admits I will write my friends of Butts and adjoining counties through your columns, about southern Georgia. Knowing it will be interesting, aud unsur passed by Florida as a land ol flow ers and in many respects preferable to the great west with its ftoek farms and cattle ranches. South Georgia is destined to come to the trout Lands cost $2,50 and $3.00 per acre. On up lands they raise 750 lbs. seed cotton, 15 bus. corn 200 bus, potatoes, 20 bus. oats and am ple ciops of other products with but little fertilizing. 50 acres can be cultivated with one plow as the land is free aud easy of cultivation. Saw mills are fortune i here in this borne of the yellow pine. Stock rome at large herein the woods Hogs, sheep and cattle require out little attention to yield immense profits. lam sorry I can’t give a tull descciption ot inis section, but 1 reler those interested to the “Land and business director: Dr. J. M. MoNetd of Mcßae Ga, who will give correct answers to those who write with stamp lor reply. We have the purest of freestone water, goed scciety, churches and schools. Health cant be excelled. This is a new and growing county, with splendid aud constantly increasing railroad facilities and other enter prises such as la tories. Lards are cheap and can be bought for $3.00 per acre and will sell for sls in 10 years. It tan be bought on wry easy terms, 1 have, in operation a first class variety shop and doing a successful business in the manufac ture of moulding, brackets and all kinds fancy and fine wood work. I only write the above for the good of my friends and acquaintances and the public generally, in my original grand old home of Butts and adjv/ining section. I am yours turly W D. Gilmore, Mi Rae Ga, May 10 93. A man peaces a premium on his life so long as he makes the praeti ce of carryiug money on his person or at house. Deposit in Jackson Banking Cos. Cost you notning to do so and it is abso lutely safe and secure and can check it out at any time, A car load, more or less, of nig' legee shirts has just been receiv ed at THE NEW YORK STORE this week and they are offering them at 224 cts, would be a big bargain at 35c. Robberies are occurring almost every day. It does seem people would, after while learn it is dan gerous to keep money around the house especially when the Jackson Banking Cos. agrees to take care ol it without a cent of expens-?. A PLEASANT EVENING. A most pleasant evening was spent at Mr. C. G. Driver's on Third street on Friday 12th List. Mr, Diiver and his most estima ble iady are always ready to make the young people happy and their hospitable home is often thrown open for an evening's pleasure for their beautiful sister, Miss Tusie Caldwell, and her hosts of lriends and admirers and the evening named eclipsed anything of the knd of previous occasions. Miss Tusie as a hostess, has but few superiors for one ot “sweet sixteen'’ and on this evening seemed more beautiful than ever in a robe very becoming both to herself and the occasion. She recieved her guests in a man> ner that would have done credit to the wife of a governor. The evening was spent in the usual style of social converse and in the enjoyment of a few innocent games till 10:30 when all were in vited into the spacious dining hail where the most delicious refresh ments were served. It was indeed a most enjoyable evening for all present who will of-.en look back to it as a green spot in meccorys al bum. Those present were: Miss Mary Duke, Geo. Carmi chael; Miss Lillie Higntower, Chas. Beauchamp ; Miss Nellie Higgins, JimKinard; Miss Tusie Caldwell, Bernard Wagner; Miss Ma y Wag ner, W, H. Higgins. \ STRAY LOCAL LTEMS Too cool for May and the little cot ton is catching it. Our clever liverymen now furnish finer touniouts than ever before. Mi*, and Mrs. Respess returned from an enjoyable stay with relatives in Eat&nton. Our thanks are hereby extended to the Indian Springs* Flovillaßailroad for an annual pass over the same. Dont fail to see those new things in scrim scarfs, slashers and mats which cdbie in sets to match, at The Star Store. We have just returned from atrip to Florida with the Georgia editors but too late to get anything in the pa per about our trip in this issue. Subsciibe for The Argus and be happy. The picnic at Weavers mid on Sat urday p-as a failure Big line of Stanley shirts in ail the styles just in at Fennell, Thompson a Cos. Harry Hill another Atlanta man las gone rong. Too much fast living has caused him to leave the country $20,000 in debt. Mr. ,J. F. AlcKibben, our popular furniture man, informs us that our old triend J. E. Brown is postmaster at New nan. Frank is rejoicing over Mr.Browns success, tor, says he,“Jim” is a worthy gentleman. Do ycu wear shirts? if so get one of those Stanley Shirts at Fmnell, Thompson & Cos. and keep cool, Aon can go to the Millinery department of The New YorK Store and see the liKeness of many ladies of the town and country reflected in the Hats. Mi s. Thurman is designing for them. Trudy there ,’s high art. U you want a Hat to suit your pecular stile ot beauty give Mrs. Thurman your order. Firstclass Boarding, 40 East Hunter ?st. ATLANTA - - - GA. Table Supplied With the Rest. utts County friends are especially Invited, MRS. J A CARMICHAEL. The New Home Sewing Ma chine is the best and cheapest for sale at the New York Store. The Atwood surspenderj will hold youi pants more perfectly than any other, will wear longei than other, for sale at the New YorK Store. A big lot of men’s pants at the Star Store at 300 worth else where 5.00. Come and get a pair beiore they are all gone. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Stockholders of the Jackson Insti tute are requested to meet at the Court House on Friday May 19th at 4 o’clock p. in. to elect directors for the eusueing year. F. S. Etheridge, M. W. Beck, Sec’y Chairman. WANTED. Oue second hand Smith & Wesson pistol and one Winchester repeating rifle. Must be in good repair. Make lowest bids to 3l Jackson Banking Cos. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Stock holders of Jackson Oil Mill Co- will meet at the Court House at 10 o'clock A. M. on Tuesday June 6th to elec* anew board of Directors and other busines. A full atten dence is desired. Mead Hendrick Pres. Call at 11. F. Edwards for the best and cheapest meats. Ice by the carload wholesale and retail. Call at Edwards. nT\TITI COURSE BY MAIL L H N WITH THE 111 Li Li LEAVENWORTH BUSINESS COLLLGE TO ADVERTISE OUR COLLEGE We will give a thorough course of instruction in double and single en try Book Keeping and Commercial Arithmetic by mail Free of Charge to a limited number of persons. This course will be completed in forty lessons. No charge tor Diplo mas. Prof. F. J. Vanderberg, Pres. 302,304 and 300 Delaware St, LEAVENWORTH, KAN, D-PRICE’S G^^Powdef The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. —No Ammonia; No Alum. CJsed in Millions of Homes —40 Years the Standard JEKKINSbUttG. Mr James Jinks was seriously hurt while lauling crossties this week, we are glad to learn however, that his coidition is much im proved. Dr. Bryant has been on the sick list for a few days, but is now con valescent. J. A. Woodward treated himselt to a counit ol Jerseys recently. We are glad to see our leading far mers thus taking this step m the r ght direction. Our sunny South can Diver be what it ougin to be until we give cur attention more to this industry. We -can hear somebody railing hogs every morning. Some farmers complain ol bad stands of cotton. Corn nevei looked better for the time of the year. We have just heard of the death of Prof. Crumbley’s wife, which his many friends in Butts county are pained to hear. Mr. Thomas Benton has a small pieceof wheat that will make at the rate ot thirty bushels per acre. H. Ihe Great Southern Remedy, People should not he decieved into paying nn ney tor trashy mix tures gotten up to sell, Botonic Blood Balm (n. B. b ) which has been made in Atlanta fir tire past fifteen years, neyer fails to give sat isfaction as a superior building uu tonic and blood purifier. It is made from trie prescription of an t minem physician. The bottle is large and dose small. See their advetisc ments and buy that which is thor ougi ly eddoised by thousands of gratelul patients whom it has cured. A trial bottle will test its merits. Go to the New York Store for your clothing. They hnye just resieved a fine line ol Schloss Bros celebrated Goods which is the best and neatest fitting clothing in the world, SOMETHING NEW FOR THE SOUTH. An Advance Step Taken Along Ed ucational Lines. We learn from the Macon News of the inauguration of anew enter prise, which certainly means a long s ep forward along the line of prac tical business education. This m the establishment of a great chain of business colleges in leading southern cities by Messrs. Wyatt & Marinin, founders and princap&ls ot the Georgia Busiuess whose standard of excellence has loug been conceded to be the high est n the south. Its improved systems and exclus ively practical instruction, whereby -tudents have been enabled to mas ter book-keeping, banking, short.- band, telegrapv, type writing, etc , lh about half the time riqaired in other instructions, have frequently elicied the highest oncomiums from the press of the country. M The second of these schools has been established at Montgomery Ala , aud it and the Georgia Busi ness College will be operated jointly as the Georgia-Alabama Bus.ness Colleges. Tiieee institutions remain open day and night throughout tht year; and ofler special terms and advantages during the summer months—especially to sti dents ot other schools, while enjoying their vacation. All interested in securing a prac tical business training, that will as sure independence in life, should address Messrs Wyatt & Martin at Macon, Ga., or Montgomery Ala. GEORGIA —Butts County. C. R. Gresham residing in the state of Georgia hav.ng applied to be apoointed guarJian of tne person and property of Florence Morrison, Felicia Morrison, Willie Morrison and Ezra Moriison mi nors under fourteen yea-s of age, resi dents of said county, this is to cite all persons concerned to be and appear at the term of the court of Ordinary to be held next after the expiration of four weeks from the first publication of this notice, and sh'w cause if they can why said C. R. Gresham should not be en trusted with the guardianship of the person an 1 property of Florence Morri son, Felicia Morrison, Willie Morrison and Ezra Morrison. This April 25th 1393. Witness my official signature. J. F. Carmichael, Ordinary B. C PETITION FOR CHARTER. GEORGIA— Butts County TO TIIE SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID COUNTY’.- - The petition ot VV. F. Smith, A . B. Smith, R. V. Smith. S. L. Thompson, and -6. 1.. citizens of said state and count); C. N. Right, a citizen of Fulton county, said state; T. J. Roads, a citizen of Decatur county, said state; B. W. YVTenn, a citizen of Jfnox county said state of Tennessee; and Jno. R. L. Smith, a citizen of Dibb county, said state of Georgia, respectfully shovveih that ilie) desire, for themselves, their a sociates, successors and to be incorporated and constituted a body corporate under the name and st)’le of Cectar Mountain (ji anile Company for and during tue full turm of Twenty (20) years, with the priv ilege of renewal at the end and expiration of that time according to law. The object of said corporation slisll be to make pecuniary gain and profit to and for the members and stockholders thereof. The residence and principle offices of said corporation shad be in siad county of Butts; and the pnncipl place of doing business of said corporation shall be at “Cedar Rock” in said county of Butts; but petitioners desire and pray that said coi poration shall have the power and privi lege of doing business at any aud all such other places us it shall be to the interest of said corporation so to do. The capital stock of said corporation shall be One Hundied Thousand (SIOO,- 000) Dollars; to he divided into one thou sand (luOO) hares, of the par value, each, when fuily paid up, of One Hundred (100) Dollars.; but petitioners desire and pray that said corporation shall have the power and privilege to organize aud to commence to exerske the pcwei and privileges herein prayed for so soon as Twenty Five (25,00) per cent, of said capital stock shall have been subscribed for, and ten (10) per cent, of the same, to-wit: Ten Thousand (10- 000,00) Dollars shall have been actually paid ia, either in cash oi in other;-roperty, Petioners desire and pray that said corpora ation shall have the power to incaease its capital stock, from time to time, by a ina joiity vote of the Board of .Director thereof, to any amount not exceeding Five Hundred Thousand (500,000.00) Dol lars. Petitioners show that the particular busi ness they purpose to carry on is that of mining and quarrying minerals, rocks, and stones of every kind and character which may bevalueable or useful as material for electing or constructing any building, structure, edifice, wall or way; or which may be valuable or useful for the makiu g< t nini.u ng of goods, wares or merchandise of any kind oi character, and of selling said minerals, rocks and stones; and also of hewing, cutting, carving, making and manufac turing said mineral, rocks and stones into any and all such goods, wares and merchandise as an; usually made or manufactured, in whole or in part of stones, rocks or minerals, and of selling said goods, wires a.m merchandise. And to the ends above stated they, your petitioners, desire and pray to be clothed and invested, under the said name and styie oi the Cedar Ivkountaiu Granite Company with tal power and authority, as follows, to-v.it : 1 To sue and to be sued, to implead and be impleaded, t) contract and be conlr ict< and. with, and to have and use a common seal. 2 Todoandcarrv on the particular business for which said corporation is to be formed aad constituted, as is more luliv set forth above. 3 To purchase, own, construct and dispose of any and all such miciiinery tools, implements, and appliances as shall be necessary or convenient for car rying on and doing said particular busi ness of said corporation as aforesaid; and to purt base, own and dispose of any and al< other such personal proper ty as shall be necessary or convenient for carrying on and doing said particulai business, or may be legitimately inci dent thereto. 4 To purchase, own and dispose of any and all such real estate as shall be necessary or convenient for carrying an and doing the particular business of said corporation as aforsaid ; and to improve said real estate by building thereon such houses, structures, edifices, walls and ways as shall be necessary or conve nient to said corporations or its agents and employes, in carrying on and doing said particular business. 5 To build and construct any and all such ways roads, tramways and rail roads as shall oe necessary or conve nient for the proper carrying on said particular business either ever own its lands or over the lands of other persons after having paid or tendered damages therefor according to law. 6 To borrow monev, and to issue bo ids, of such character, payable at such times, and bearing such rates ofinterest as a majority of the stock-holders shall direct; and to secure the payme itot the same by mortgage or trust deed on any and alfof the property real or personal, or ii any other manner, as the majority i l the stockholders shall direct, 7 To constitute and appoint such of ficers, direo ors, attorneys and agents as sha 1 be reqnir. and, and authorise and to empower them to carry on the said bus ness of said corporation. 8 To make, adopt enforce such constitu tion, by-laws, rules and regulations may be necessary and proper for the govern ment of said corporation;-provided; the same shall not be inconsistent with the constitution and laws of said state of Georgia. 9 To have such other powers and to do such other acts as are customary and proper to carry on the said business of said corporation, and to effectuate the objects, designs and purposes thereof'. And your Petitioners wiil ever pray. Jno. R. L Smith. Attorney tor petitioneßS. GE DRGI *4— Butts county. 7, Joseph Jolly Clerk Superior Court of said county do certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of the or iginal petition on file in my office this April 27 th 1893. * Joseph Jolly. * V. S. C. B. C. R COHEN & BROTHER’S I Special ZBai'gaang LOOK AT THIS! Ladies fast black hose at 5c worth 15c. Men’s g 00( j Wf , shirts just for the fun at 20c. Men’s under shirts a 20c worth o-' 50 pieces good quality shirting at sc. Remnants of white * at 3 l-2c some worth 12 1-2. 10 pieces Chantilly muslin * J “ ‘U /C Wojfj 10c. 8 pieces 36 inches suiting cloth at 10c worth 15. oq . china mulls at 11 l-2c worth 15c anywhere else. l n n j„ p ., r, paces hgrj tian .dulls at 15 worth 25c. A big lot of embroidered skirti cost. A big lot new trimmings just recieved and will sell low prices. We have the prettiest line in dress goods ever display in Jackson. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! Slippers a specialty from 75c up to $2.00. Children red sli at 75c worth SI.OO. CLOTSHsTG! The best lino of clothing and at the lowest prices, men’s panti irom 75c, up $5.25. HATS! Hats! hats Men and boys straw hats from 25c up to SI.OO. You Will Find More Bargains At Our Store Than Any House In Jackson. 11. 11 i 111 TAX NOTICE. I will be at the following places on the times mentioned for the purpose of recieving the state and county tax re turns for the year 1593: Fineherville May 29. ii'tarK • 30. Lamar’s Mill “ 31. Indian Springs, June 1. Elgin 2. Taylor’s Store. “ 5. Woodward’s Shop u 6 Jackson every Saturday till booke close. C. R. Carter, T. It. of B. C. TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. GEORGIA—Butts county. Notice is hereby given to all persons having demands against T. J. Carson, late of said county, deceased, to present them to me proporly made out so as to show their character and amount. All persons indebted to said deceased are hereby required to make immediate payment to me. This April loth 1893. T. J. Carson Jr. Adir’r T. J. Carson Sr. NOTICE! NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE. The Merchants, Physicians and other business men of Butts county have as sociated themselces together for the purposes of mutual protection against giving credit to irres*ponstble persons and to aid each other in the collection of debts due them. Therefore whenever any person shall have been reported and published as a deli nquent debtor in the commercial report ol the SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL AGENCY, no member shall in any case give credit to suet per son until said person has been reported to the Agency as NOT delinquent. This Agency is established to afford its members PROTECTION IN GIVING OREPI I', and is a safeguard from those who contract debts, ind CAN but will NOT puy. Our members furnish the agency a list of parties who owe them but fail to make settlements; each member of the Agency agreeing to refuse credit to any one whose name appears in sudi reports until settlement of ciaims against them has been made and noted by this Agency. AH persons running accounts art lure by requested to be prompt in the settlement of their claims in accordance with agrement, thus fothering the object of this Agency —TO PROTECT THE M RCHANT AND THE HONEST CONSUMER. Country merchants physicians or other business men desiring to join this agen cy can do so bj applying at this office. SOUTHERN COMM ERCIAL AGENCY Head Office: ATLANTA GEORGIA jzzz lag a tonic, or children that want bnlidlPfc u;>, should take | r 'CWJT'S IKON BITTERS. It is I.iciisanr to take, cures Malaiia, Indict? ttuu- uud ’> Uouaptfcs. All dealers kocs tfc NEW ADVERTISEMENTS GEORGIA—Butts county. Notice is here by given to all persons cos | cerned that W. T. C. Dedinan late uf itii j county departed this life intestate, aud* person has applied for administration ot the estate ofW .T. C. Redman in said still that administration will be vested is tit Clerk of the Superior court, or someii and proper person after the publicatiot of this citation, on the first Mondjii July, next, unless valid objection is made to his appointment. Given under my hand and official lij nature this 17 day of May 1893. J. F. Carmichael, Ordinary To The Farmers and Other Of Butts County. On account of the low price of cottflt we have put down our machinery to cor respond. We can sell rebuilt gins—g as new—for one dollar per saw. Hi* feeders and condensers $2 per saw. W have in stock the Gnllett, Van Winkle, Hall, Pratt, Gate City, Whitney and Win’ ship. We can furnish feeders and condenser 1 for any make of gin, new or second hand. We have some good rebuilt engmes-4 horse power SIOO, 6 horse power S2OU, 1 horse power S3OO, 10 power S4OO, &c., to any size preuired. /Saw m® woith S3OO for $200; those worth S2OO for $125, Corn mills worth two hundred slid fifty dollars for one hnndred and fifty those w< rth one hundred and fifty ninety. Water wheels wo; tb three bun dred dollars for one hundred and sixty- Gin saw filers fifteen to thirty dollar; Summers, twenty to thirty years. Id aciug levels, good ones $3. Theodolites fit l to six dollars. We have also the best end cheapest*.vT on the market, for grinding corn and cob, peas, cotton seed and table meal, for fifty dollars. You can make fertilizers that costs thirty dollars per ton for thirteen with this millwe send formularwith mill If you want any kind of machinery of want advice as to the best kind or capaci ty fec, write us We take maceinery on commission and repair at our own expense. Gin and engine repairing done. Old gin madejiew for one third the cost of new ones. P S We have several 40 eaw gin out* fits, with engine to pull them, and a press, for two hundred dollars; 50 saw three hundred; 60 saw four hundred, and W saw five hundred We sell swap or trad* to suit customers To the farmers and others of Butt® and adjoining counties, we make the best fer tilizer distributor ever attatched to a plow# H. N, Cramer de Cos., 565 Marietta At, .Atlanta, s MT BROWN'S IRON BITTERS % Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mal*#J ria. Nervousness, and General Debility. Fhysia dang recommend it. All dealers sell it. hafSxad* mark and erossed red Unas on wrajfiw I