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ATHENS, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, OCT BEK 12,1901.
$5.00 A V K A k
ENGLAND MAD
WITH BULLER.
Remarkable Speech Raises switt justice in bartow.
Sto-m in England. ! **"'
HE IS ADVISED TO RESIGN
•<1 at lllrt 1
A«iv Uiu£
ull-c
The
ot Ly-
raised
Unties to gn>
topic of disci
nil untiripati
ires will foil,
inikelf takes I
rutivu sUppor
ic Standard a
Press A ina a
peclally I
dysiuttli, the (ii
of tlte War.
London, Oct. 11
by Geuornl Bailor's rei
yesterday afternoon c<
The spetch is the ju.
■ion, and there is ge
that disciplinary men
unless General Puller
advice of such a const
of the government as
resigns.
The tone of the press is gam rally one
of surprised auiuz meat at his indiscre
tions. The people of England have gen
erally stuck to him throughout, and his
wife’s social influence has been must
powerful and has even reached the
court. It had been decided mat he
would be elevated to the peerage on tile
next honor list, but it is now doubtful,
if. after yesterday’s confession that no
advised the surrender of Ladysmith,
••A humiliation compared with winch,”
as l’he Standard >ays, “all otner re
verses of the war wim.d have h en
trivial, cither the king »»r the people
will continue to favor him.”
BULGARIA ACTIVE.
Kuergetl* Step*
tv J i dge A. \Y. Fite
i. It nn-in
of tin- .-.UI
)cL ii.—Will
committed an
> S .nth near
day afternoon
day, Nov. 1.
>: court called
o try the case
rmug. A full
had been em*
.lwiy of the best
i(n
the indict
g, litiding a
iiediately
winch war
mels of L
n (Minis *1.
’s lawvcrs.
ter me jury
•at burst of
but lirtnlv
SCHLEY COURT
TO LAST LONG.
GEN. STERNBURG
TALKS OF ARMY.
Will not be Concluded Be-}
fore Middle of November. I
it.! for attacking it
cuiinug out of the
the
>t believe we could have seen
• coming ou% owing to dark-
1 ness ami the distance from the harbor.
I When we were at the western end of
TESTIMONY IS CORRECTED i thu line the ships could have come out
| and stood to the eastward without our
i being any the wiser unless they showed
1 *' or j lights. ”
Win
t his I*
Ii old*-1
Wa
Li
*ro:
>ng I h.
, Out. 11. AftertId-
colonel LIGON DEAD.
Lie
It (i
nesses o ye? ten lay had
day in the Schley court f
collecting tin lr i.-utn*
J. P. Homen was re-in
tinue nis examination.
Oilier wituoses call
were t'liptaiu Chudwic
imrul Sampson’s chief
the war witn Spain, I.
mamier (J. O. Mar.-h
E L Bennett, both of
the tlagshin N**w V.
Adclbert Aithouse oi
dav '■
SPYING OUT THE LAND.
ill
Clin
Health of Troops Reported
Unusually Good
Oct.
arrived in Cbarlt
being strongly r
who hope to reap a I
ositiou crowds, have DEATH RATE IN CHINA
ton, the advance guard [
lited. | A* a Result of Am
*pr.
ett
Li-utv
th«: 'Marb.eh
ham H. Key
Captain 1/
chrni
N. H
b-gan
- Ml
Being I ,«k
>loi.eV Ki-i(*a?e.
New YoKii, o l 11. — Three Litti
ions of the Sixth Bulgaiiau iolant:
regiment marched throng i the count,
between Dubnilza and Sa nk »v an
Sfeaiched the villages of the Ui'.oklost
district, iu oue of wmch it was retried
the brigands had conceal*-i Mi-s Stone,
•ays tho Sofia correspondent of The
Journal and Advertiser.
Colonel Geischof, at the h^ad of a
searching party, composed of 300 Bul
garian infantry and 609 dragoons, is
scouring the ranges of Despat and the
Khodopegebirgcu.
The American consul general at Con
stantinople has arrived at Sofia with an
evangelical pastor from Phiiii>opolls and
a dragoman and both are taking ener
getic steps with the Bulgarian govern
ment to effect Miss Stone’s release.
The deputed leader of the gang who-
mloff has met his fate,
being associated in tho
ot^ftss Stone, hewftS shot dead
ie frontier near Kostendit. Though
^OOff reward has been plact-d on the
head of the murderer of Siamboulotf,
Halto, the name under whim he was
known, was too influential a ruflian for
the Bulgarian police to arrest.
Four additional brigands have been
captured near Tschepkino. and a band
of U0, full armed, were discovered near
Dubuitza and driven into tne moun
tains agaiu.
Dickinson Heard From.
Washington, Oct. 11.—The state de
partment has heard again by cable from
United States Consul General Dickin
son and Secretary of Legation Spencer
Eddy touching the progress of the ne
gotiations looking to the release of Mi.-s
Stone. None of the details was made
public, however, and all that can be
gathered as to the status of the case is
that the conditions are by no means as
reassuring as were expected yesterday.
TOO MUCH PULPON HAND.
Efforts Made to Close All Mills Until
Demand Increases.
Kmoxvuxr, Oct. 11 —A -pedal to The
Sentinel from Bristol >ay 23 represent
atives of leading pulp and pap*r mills
of the country arrived i i Brisol lust
night in two private car--.
They are there iu the hope of inducing
the Columbia Paper company, which
has a very large plant at Bristol, to en
ter a combine agreeing to close all the
pulp mills simultaneously or alternately
until the demand for pulp is increased.
It is stated the production of all the
mills combined is exceeding the de
mand, hence many of the mills have too
much pulp on hand. It is help ve«i the
Bristol company will decline to enter
the combine, as it is working night un.l
day and said to have onieis for many
months ahead.
Another Respected Citizen Gone.
To the city to take treatment for his
■tomacb trouble. The amoant of money
he paid for railroad fare to get there
would have bought enough of Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Pepsin to have kept him
his entire family in good health for
■lx months. You can’t suffer from Con
tipation. Indigestion, Sick Headache
or Stomach Troubles if you take this
remedy. In BOo and $1.00 bottles.
Sold by all druggists.
EilnniUi Tmir Bowels With f'ancnrets.
Candy Catliaiflr, cur.- .
Strikes A Rich Lind. 1
s troubled for several years with !
indigestion and nervous debili- •
F J. Ur* en, of Lancaster,j
•No icin*dy helped me until I 1
tsing Elcctri.- Bitters, which did |
mo inor * good than all tho medicines I
ev r i sod. Tiny hav*-also kept my wife
iu excellent health !«*r years- She says
Elect.ic Bitt»*rs:»rc ji.st splendid for fe
male tionMi-s; that they are a grand
t-»nic and invigorat.r for weak, run
down women. No oilier medicine can
take its place in our family.” Try them
Only :.0c. Satisfaction guaranteed by
II R. Palmer A: S<*ns and Warren J.
Smith «Y Pro.
In all pi
Ski
aflV
ail readily disappear
Witch TI./-1 Salve.
Hiterf* ns. If you get
l‘ t good results. It
•soive or- for piles
i> and W. .1. Smith
by using D*-Wu
Look out. for
DeW.tt’s yon v
is tin quick ai.«
H K Palmer *
iV Bro.
It Is Hri in fill
Of pleasan' d. earns and themes to the
smok *r of the ltom.in Knight cigar.
• l ir.-
•I would Ilk*- it Hpp*nr,
ar»- not, b* in
as is
but c
ly be
eithe
tin
ntio
I e^ll
in tin
_ ^ WaU}it»*ri>- ii
Tampa, Fla., Oo
pnrtment has deter
plete SVst* III of W
Key. liooking i»» t
and <•
in mu
use fii
Wednesday, Oct. 2
officers of tne Sec«u
National guard, w
for two m:i
state mill;]
Graves an.
May. who
to these re;
E-moiH! . '
11—The war de-
.sued to* rectacom*
r works at Egmout
is * mi, tho quarter
: t- r bids for this,
teen y will be spent
< in a complete aud
:'i. .uie sinking ar
ia > t * secure a wa
u . M..J »rs.
la., Oct. 11. — On
, the commissioned
i infantry, Alabama
mi. will * a>t their ballots
is of thar division of the
to Mic e *i Colonel E. H.
Lieutenant Colonel IL B.
v - lvc-ntiy been promoted
:Ctive ..dices.
Ta>b»r < *
Among the wit
day for the purpose of correcting cany
Wuilo he was on the stand he was ques
tioned as to whether lie had received
information that the Spaniards were
coming out of the harbor at Santiago
before they made their appearance on
tho morning.of July 3.* The question
was asked by Captain Lemley au4 the
tnawgr w«: :• u \
•”N6uq what#v*r. J * * ~
Mr. Hay nor—“You did not get a
message from the Vixen in reference to
smoke coming out of the harbor?”
at One T
ot Alabama.
>n i’G< *M i.ky, Ala , Oct. 11. —Colonel
Ligoii, at one time lieutenant
rnor of Alabama, died at his rcsi-
*5 in this city this morning. He
been a great sufferer from spinal
hie aud this was the direct cause of
ibi>1 deceased was elected to tho office
of lieutenant governor on the Demo-
crane ticket with Governor Houston in
Li 4 for the first time after Alabama
n to been redeemed from Republican re
o instruction. At the expiration of the
<n -ased’s term, tho office of lieutenant
govi-rnor was abolished.
Colonel L.gon had just returned from
N'.rth Carolina, where ho had been
?i!'iM:ng sometime in recovering his
h< aim, which had been gradually fail
lug for the past year.
DEAL IN FLORIDA TIMBER.
Iowa 31-n 1*ii rclut-e Cy press Lauds
For $K.*>t),UOO.
Tai.i.ah\sskk, Oct. 11.—Tiie largest
and m-.st important lumber ami timber
deal m middle Florida has just bo**n
e.-n-uiimiatid.
Mr. Jolin A. Grahain, presitlent and
<»wm r ot the Crah&ui Cypresscompauy,
at Sr. Mark-;, Fia., has juvt o.unpbued
the sal** of tiie >nwiuili, logging railroad
mid cypress timber belonging to bis
emu nun v to William L. Roach and asso
ciates of Muscatine, la.
Tne exact figures (unbraced in this
deal nave not been ascertained, but it is
un<h rstood that the purchase price paid
by Mr. Roach for the sawmill and
I cypress timber is something over $350,-
liber deal includes ltJJ.OOO,-
he best cypress timber in
i Nearly Ev
Had Its Sail
The police department is at work on
some plan by which the crooks cau be
kept under surveillance and driven out,
but extra forces will have to be em
ployed. Tii$ sharp rs here are spying
our the land for their confederates who j era j gternbur
will follow later, and the matter is oue
which will give serious trouble to the
authorities.
can Occupation lu
y City mill Town
iry C onditions Itu-
W A Sit IN
x, Oct. 11—burgeon Gon
g’s animal report to the
secretary of war says the health in the
army was unuMially good during the cal-
At tiie exposition grounds there will j eudar year ltkX). The admission rate to
uc « special uetrtil of detectives and se- ' hospitals for ail cau:
erot (•nicer*, but iu the city there will 1
be need of a larger force of men to keep
track of the thieves and pickpockets.
Onarlestou’s reputation heretofore has
been rather soft, and an inexperienced
p dice department has not been able to
cop- w11!i the snarpers. chill, the con
ditions for dealing with the lignt-
fing-r.-d craft will be improved tnis
winter, aud little show will be given the
It Dazzles the World
No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter of the excitement
that has been caused by Dr. Kiug’s New
Discovery for Consumption Its severest
tests have been on hopeless victims of
Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemorrhage,
Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thousands of
whom it has rest-on <1 to perfect health.
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma,Group, Hay
Fever. Hoarseness and Whooping Congh j ai * caus ‘*
strmgth
volunteers ami reguh
strength of 100,3bU,
thousand of strength
2ITS.00 in the previo
ing the year 1899 o
total of 105,540 w
Philippines, wnile ’
802 ot the total
i in the army,
i, with a mean
vas 2311.81 per
compared with
ous year, but dur-
ly 39,280 men of a
re serving in the
iu the past year 00,-
f 100,389 were thus
vmg.
if is tr
svorld.
In tne Philippine islands, with a meau
strength of 00,882, the aduiLsion rate
was 2021.5*0, as compared with 2395 62
iu the previous year, this increase being
mainly due to disease among tiie voluu-
teers, tne ratio for widen rose from
1859.21 to 2701.79. Tne regulars ou the
uim-r hand snowed a marked decrease
in the ratio of admission for disease,
which fell from 2454 10 to 2197.73.
Two tunas of the admission for dis
ease were caused by malarial levers and
diarrnoeal diseases. Tu«- deaths from
amounted to 28.7-5 per 1.000 of
. , k , | 0 ur..«.«. a« compure.i witu -50.58 in the
luickest. sorest cure m the! rt . vlolls vear> Disease caused 20.2fl
It is sold by H. R. Palmer He J deaths, tiie principal cause being dysen-
000. i n is t
000 feet of
Uie Guif states.
MEDALS FOR ALABAMA.
•None.
-Ye
Captain Parker
not called to smoke?”
“Not at all, sir.”
“Do you remember anyb.
ves-el who (il(i observe sm.
ported it to you?”
“1 iiu not remember. ”
C;i]*tain Lemley n ad a i
Captain Morrill Miller, furn
Raleigh, concerLing tne ace
stadiineter. This report w
1895 ami stated that liie sta*
been found to give accural*
measurements of less than
but not so wheu the distune
er. In oue case tne writer
error of 200 yards in a l.tVx) \
attention vv’us
cy of the
nut* d in
Hve Marks of DistjlnoClou Are tilven
tiie Stute.
. Pan-American Exposition. Bufkalo,
Oct. 11.—The state^RBBfiBtta coihefl
off with flying^cy^8r,'.r^(jeiviiig on yes
terday two gold, two 'Stiver and one
bronze lnedaL Olio gold medal was
given for the fine display of cotton, cot-
totiseed ami products and one for gen
eral excellence of the exhibit. One sil
ver niedul was for the best exhibit of
while tm» l»ronz** medal was for the line
display of coke, coal ami iron.
Alat-anm’s exhibit here is small. Tiie
state had a late start, but considering
these tmugs, led aii m** ITnoii. l linois,
ce. with $50,001
Lieutenant Adclbert Alrh .use, form
erly watch ami division officer on the
battleship Massachusetts, was then call
ed. He detailed the movements of mat
vessel iu connection with the flying
squadron.
He said that at Cienfnegos the ves
sels lay 0 to 10 miles out at night, then
ueurer iu the daytime. Lieutenant
« 'r >fula, eczema itching Althonse said that ou the day of tho
ors, cancer, eating, j bombardment of the Cristobal Colon ho
had been in charge of the 8 inch turret
of the Massachusetts. He said that tho
ship had not been exceeding 3 minutes
In passing the entrance to tho harbor on
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Alabama
the top m medals.
stands practically at
J* “ d
lCe.55c. ur.c
»fund money
Ever/ Smoker
Expresses delight and contentment
•'ter smoking the Homan Kuight cigar.
When you cannot sleep for coughing,
it is hardly necessary that any one
should tell you that you need a few
doses of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
to allay the irritation of the throat, and
make sleep possible. It is good. Try it.
For sale by II. It. Palmer & Sons aud
Smith Bros.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by Real applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the tar.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus
tachian Tube. Wheu this tube is in
flamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and wheu it is
entirely closed deafness is the rosul r .
and unless the inflammation can be
*aken out aud this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever ; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the m icous
Sous and Warren J Smith & Bro , who
guarantee satisfaction or refund money.
L vrge botths 50c and $1.00. Trial hot
lies free.
Mr. W. J. Baxter, of North Brook, N.
0., says he suffered with piles for fifteen
years Ho tried many remedies with no
results until ho used DeWitt’s Wit( h
Hazel Salve and that qnickly cured liitr.
H. R Palmer & Sous and W. J. Smith
Xr Bro.
Why Spoil Your Pleasure
By buying an unreliable cigar, when
you oan buy the Homan Knight cigar at
fane cost?
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
Seaboard Air Line Fireman Alyiterl-
oii*ly Disappear*.
Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 11. — E. K.
Hall, a Seaboard Air Line fireman, dis
appeared on Sept. 25 and hi* friends
j suspect fonl play. That was payday
; and he spent the morning taking in the
tow u.
H was last seen at night drinking at
a bar near Rivcnlale park, a remote
sulmro near the river above the city.
Ho is known to have bad about $40 iu
his packets. Hi' motticr lives in Flor
ence. S. C. The police are searching
for a dew, but no trace of him oan be
eecuri d.
terv, which, with o
eases, gave a ratio
from injury amount'
The death rate in
stiual du
ll. 98. Tne rate
> 8.49.
ia was 47 76 per
rout aud
l,0U0 of strength, 23 02 ;
24. 14 from injury.
From the close of the calendar year
19t>0 to tiie latest reports the heanh of
the troops m tiie Philippines was stead
ily improved.
The health of tiie troops in Cuba dur
ing the year was excellent. As a result
of Anu-ricau occupation nearly every
city aud town lias haa its sanitary con
ditions improved.
Speaking of special diseases General
Sternberg says:
“The steady decrease of lute years iu
the admissions for alcoholism among
the men of the regular army is a matter
for congratulation. Military officers
may be said to be unanimous iu their
opinion that this may b£ the resale of
the establishment of the post exchange
or canteen at military posts. There is
1* h- (iruukenuesB among tiie troops in
active service than in a command be
ing on garrison duty in times of peace.”
SENSATIONAL W1TWER CASE.
It Ia Now Mated 1 liat Wholesale
I'liboiicr Had Mve 11 Hollands.
Dayton. O., Oct. 11.— A dispatch
from Middletown. O., says the fact has
just bceu developed tiiat Mrs. Mary
Belle Witwer. tiie suspected wholesale
poisoner, has ha-1 five husbands iustead
of four.
John Williams, whose name has not
heretofore figured m the sensational af
fair, 1* •ft two days after thect-iemony had
been performed and is tne only one of
Marshall, Mich., and Mrs. Frances E. I the five husbands living. His present
Yarbrough of Greensboro haw just oc- whereabouts is unknown,
eurred here. Tne affair was a most ro- j Mrp. Witwer secured a divorce on
inantic one, the engagement growing money furnished by Frank Brown, the
out of a correspondence in a matrimo- Middletown pa pe
nial agency. Mr.
1,000 miles on his
intended. He expi
(Irik
rnarnaj
»• 1,000 Miles For Hrkle.
sbuRo, Ala, Oct. 11. —The
of Mr. William S. Foster of
who died
Foster rode about rather suddenly some time alter ids
bicycle to meet his marriage to Mrs. Witwer. The story
esses himself as being comes from a soil of Mr. Brown.
the first passage aud two shots were surfaces.
HalKitm** i
n Pyny-ltaJN
om the Northern Wood
n. the certain cure for cougha.
Chisel tbe Name
Of the Roman Kuight cigar in your
memory and you will be the gainer.
then fired. The instructions were to
make the range 7,000 yards, but tho
shots fell short and the range was in
creased to 10,000 yards.
Land Batteries Weak.
Asked what was developed as to the
strength of the land batteries by this
rc-couuoisauce, he said that to his mind
it was shown they were very weak.
Iu reply to a question as to whether
he had any notes concerning the en
gagement he replied:
“No; we went in under instructions
to sink the Colon.”
His orders had been to direct his fire
at that vessel.
Wheu Lieutenant Aithouse was ex
cused Captain Lemley in trod need as
evidence the reports made by Commo
dore Schley to the secretary of the navy
of the engagement of May 81. In one
of these, dated June 3, Commodore
Schley said: “Recounoisanco was in
tended principally to injure and destroy
the heavy batteries to the east ward.
Quite satisfied that tho Spanish fleet is
mere. ”
Lieutenant G. Dewey, nephew of Ad
miral Dewey, who was a watch officer
on the Massachusetts, was tho next wit
ness. He placed tho distance of the
blockading lino under Commodore
Scnley from the mouth of Santiago har
bor at from 6 to 8 un.es, the distance
being about tho same day and night.
There was. he said, no particular form
ation of tiie vessels.
Captain Lemley—“When you were at
the western end of the blockade with
the leading ves-el making tne mm,
Wc. will give One Hundred I/allars
for any case of Deafness (canned by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s
Catarrh Care. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CIIENEY & CO ,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best
ry-
Washington. Oct. 11.—It is under
stood that tiie president will shortly ap
point R C. Stewart to be postmaster at
Newberry, S. C. Mr. Stewart is said
to bt* distantly related to President
Roost. Veit.
Klown To Atoms
The old idea that the body sometimes
needs apowerfuL drastic, purgative pill
has b* en exploded; for Dr. King’s New
Life Pills, which are perfectly harmless,
gently stimulate liver and bowels to ex
pel poisonous matter, cleanse the system
and absolutely core Constipation and
Sick Headache. Only 25o at H. R
Palmer & Sons, and Warren J. Smith
& Bro ’a Drug Stores.
Those Who Have Not
Yet smoked the Roman Knight cigar
have a world of enjoyment in store for
them.
much pleased with his bride and with
this section, ami has decided to locate
here.
Central Contemplates New Road.
Ashland, Ala., Oct. 11.—The survey
tho Central of Georgia has been making
from a point on that road, near Good-
water. to Ashland or Lineville, iu this
county, is nearing completion. It is be-
lit-veu that the Central will build this
branch at an early date. Its surveyors
aud engineers have been engaged in the
work ou it for six or eight weeks, and it
is thought tiiat an excellent route for
the lino ha* been found aud surveyed.
Victory Over Vaughan.
Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 11.—The ap
pointment by President Roosevelt yes
terday of Charles Booth as postmaster
at Prattville, and A. N. Holland as post
master at Soottsboro, has erected much
interest in Republican circles. That
faction of tho Republican party in Ala
bama known as the Bingham wing re
gards the appointments as a victory over
Chairman Vaughan of the executive
committee.
To Build Steel 31111.
Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 11.--The
erection of a big steel plant by the Re
public Iron aud Steel company iu this
district now appears to be a certainty.
As has been stated heretofore, high offi
cials of the company are now in this
district investigating the matter. Presi
dent A. W. Thompson has stated that
these officials will recommend to the
directors that the steel null be built.
The Noblest Roman
Of them all (The Rotuau Knight)
gives every oth-r cigar a fall.
Pending a report from the expert
chemist, who has tho intestines of two
of the supposed victims, Mrs. Witwer
is still detained at Central police station
on suspicion.
Colonel Wheel an .Makes Kt port.
WASUiNGioN. Oct. 11. —Colonel James
N. Wheelan, Twelfth cavalry, com
manding the department of Texas, has
mad* his annual report to the war de
partment. Nothing of special import
ance developed during the year. Ho
speaks of the organization of the
Tweiith cavalry at San Antonio and
commends the regiment. Colonel Wheo-
lan ‘ays the matter of water supply at
Fort Ringgold has become a serious
problem, owing to tbe shifting of the
channel of the Rio Grande toward the
Mexican side. He recommends an ar
tesian well to remedy the difficulty.
Ten cents will nuy trial size of Ely’s
Cream Balm ; enough to convince you
that it is the greatest of remedies for
nasal catarrh or cold in the head. Full
size 50 cents. All druggists. We mail it.
ELY' BROS.. 56 Warren St., New York.
153 Second Street, Albany, N. Y.
Messrs. Ely Bros. :-I suffered greatly
with catarrh and tried different reme
dies without effect. After using one
bottle of your Cream Balm I found re
lief and I cannot praise too highly such
a rem« dy.
Sept. 27, 1899. Miss Cora Willard.
The least iu qnantity and most in
quality describes DeWitt’s Little Early
Risers, the famous pills for constipation
and liver complaints. H. R. Palmer &
Sons and W J. Smith & Bro
Buy “Shawknit” Hosiery. The best wearing Mens, Boys and Hisses Hosiery manufactured,
{guaranteed to give satisfactory wear~or money refunded. TURNER & HODGSON, Agents.
Every pair
