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THE ROSSLAND RECORD,

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
‘Tn Oupust Darcy mx THE INTERIOR.
PUBLISHED DAILY BXCEPT SUNDAY

OFFICE: BASUMENT POSTOFFICE BLOCK.
1. 98. P.O. BOX 538.

GULSCRIPTION RATES:
Daily, per month by mail...
Daily, half year by mail

Subscriptions Invarial

Advertising rates will be made known upon
application.

Th eREcoRD reaches the people.

_ B=

'| sentative body as to his merits-was

he ran by requisition; if unsuccess-
tul, that the judgment of a repre-

probably sound and that therefore
his choice could not have been
elected,

IT WILL BE THOROUGH.

The course of events in South
Africa is fast unfolding the plans of
the British government for the fu-
ture treatment of the Boer repub-
lics, The declaration of Lord Salis-
bury that he could:not agree to the

TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

CLOSE | DESTINATIONS. l DUE

pend of the two republics
as the basis of peace negotiations
was quickly followed by Lord Rob-
erts’ allusion to the Free State gov-

Revelstoke and all points)
least'and west, including PVan
couver, Victoria, the Okanu-|

G
ftoba: all eastern Canada,
British Istes and all Euro,

and other foreign coun-|

sp. mitries. to:30 p.m.
fy (Titan, Robson, Nakusp,| daily.
Sandon, Haleyon Springs,
Arrowhead, and all Slocan}
land Lardeau district points.|

Deer Park—Monday, Wed-
Inesday and Friday. Nelson|
jand connections.

Nelson, Kaslo, and Yair,
and all Kootenay lake, Kast
IKuotenay and Crow’s "Nest
10:30 a.m.|Pass connections. 3:30. Ri m

faily. Spok: North al dally.

Spokane, Northport, an
all points in United States,

All the Boundary. district] 19.
™. ozo p.m.
-Ipoints between : Cascade and}

sally [Pomp McKinney. aay.

ernment as ‘‘the late government”
and by his invitation to the’ Free
Staters to lay down their arms and
return home. ‘This invitation is
being very generally accepted and
at the same.time,the rebels in Cape
Colony are either surrendering their
arms or being arrested for treason.
Now. comes the. proclamation. of
Sir Alfred Milner giving warning
that the acts of the two Boer gov-
ernments conveying property will
not be.recognized.. -At the same
time there is news that Mr. ‘Cham-
berlain will warn Kruger of the con-
¢ of any destruction of

Australia, China and Japan—See special nonce.

Letters for Registration must be posted half. an
hour previous to the time for closing the mails.

The postoffice is open from 8a. m.,to7 p.m.,
daily, (except Sunday).

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Property at Johannesburg and that
éx-soldiers will be offered grants of
land in- South Africa on condition
that they will Settle in those . colo-
nies. +
It is plain from all these facts
that the South African question is
to be taken up and settled so thor-
oughly that it will stay settled.
The Boer republics are to be incor-
porated with the empire, and prob-
ably for years to come will be gov-
erned as crown colonies until Brit-

TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. “We will
giadly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

THE WAY TO NOMINATE.

The decision of the Conservatives
of the Rossland riding to call a
‘ion for the ination of a
candidate for the ‘legislature is an-
other step towards. bringing order
out of the chaos of provincial poli-
tics. ,A party convention is the
means of choosing candidates for
office followed in all self-governing
countries and, through many storms
of party strife, it has stood the test
and become a firmly established
part of representative institutions.
It gives full scope within the party
ranks for the conflict of personal
choice and personal ambition, and
for differences of opinion as to the
fitness for office of various candi-
dates, but it recognizes that funda-
mental principle of democracy:
“The majority must rule.” When
the majority of the convention has
given its decision, all personal
rivalry and factional conflict within
the ranks must cease, and all must
fallin line to win victory for the
candidate and the principles he
represents as the party standard-
bearer.

The old practice of putting candi-
dates in the field by circulation: for
signature of requisitions addressed
to them is out of date, being full of
inconvenience. It leaves the way
open for personal preference to
overrule the party interest, and
thereby the public interest which
the party seeks to serve. It often,
commits men to the support of
candidates to whom, they after-
wards find, they would prefer others
of higher merit. A requisition in
no way represents public opinion,
either at large or within the party;
indeed, it lacks the first beginnings
of being representative. -

It is to be hoped that no Conser-
vative will allow personal friendship,
regard for another's abilities, cajol-
ery or any other agency to induce
him to sign a requisition asking
any man to become a candidate.
By so doing, he may hamper him-
self in the exercise of his franchise.
A better way would be, if he had
any decided preference for some
man, to use every fair means to

ish colonists are in such an over-
whelming majority that any further
outbreak on the part of the Dutch
is out of the question. The rebels
in Cape Colony, who took the first
chance of successful rebellion to
show their innate disloyalty to the
empire which had given them equal
rights with men of British birth, are
to be sternly dealt with. The ‘Cape
government itself has shown an_ill-
concealed sympathy with the ene-
my, and that it will be called to ac-
count may be inferred from the ar-

to himself,” but he is almost as
swift a prevaricator as Leyds, when
it cames to dénying violations of
the white flag.

The freedom with which the Sem-
lin government gave away the peo-
ple’s coal lands’ was’ only equaled
by the tenacity with which they held
onto their jobs,

The British nobility being busy in
South Africa, Miss Green had to be
satisfied with a mere Spanish duke.

Kruger was a little too previous
in naming-his-terms of peace, but
defeat made no difference in them.
He named them on February 10,
Kimberly was relieved on February
16, Cronje surrendered on February
27, Ladysmith was, relieved on
February, 28,.and still he named
the same terms. It takes hard
facts a long time to penetrate Kru-
ger’s dense Dutch-cranium.

When the Conservatives of Brit-
ish Columbia want an adviser, they
will not choose a discredited politi-
cian like: Carter-Cotton, who took
less than two years'to kill his party
and then did not’ have | sense
enough to know that it was dead.

For the Ladies.

New line ‘of ladies’ ‘spring jackets
are just to hand. Also a big line
of ladies’. wrappers... A hundred
and fifty New Idea patterns just re-
ceived, :
Horsteap & WRIGHT,
Central Drygoods ‘Store, corner
First avenue and Washington
street. ;

Transfer of Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given, that at the next sitting
of the Board of License Commissioners for the
city of Rossland, an application will be made for
a transfer of the license now held b; Fpmgs Dyer.
{gr the Centre Star hotel, Rossland, B.C, to” T.

. Lowney.

‘ited this roth day of March, A.D. 1990.
‘James Dyer.

* Teansfer of Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given, that at the next sitting
ofthe Board of License Commissioners for the
city of Rossland, an upplication will be made. for
a transfer of the license now held by H. L. Will-
isms, for the Columbia saloon, Rossland, B. C., to
Kupu Albo & Vetere.
‘Dated this roth day of March, A. D. 1900.
HLL Wittians.

CLASSIFIED.

advertisements under this head inserted at the:
vate x, One Cent a Word. Nothing taken for
tess than 25 cents. Six insertions, $1.00.

MISCELLANEOUS,

rest of Mr. Dewett, a b of
the Cape parliament, for treason.
Some respect is due to a brave ene-
my who makes an open fight and
loses it, but none is due to a sub-
ject, who, after being loaded with
favors, turns against its beneficent
tuler. The Cape rebels are on a
par with the Copperheads, who kept
up a rear fire of treason on the ar-
mies of the Union which battled
with the Confederacy.

That no further opportunity will
‘be given these traitors to turn on
the British is apparent from the
plan of soldier colonies. This will
not only give the British a majority,
but will give them a large force
able and willing to fight. By plant-
ing such colonies in northern and
western Cape Colony, northern Na-
tal, the Free State and the Trans-
vaal, plans of Dutch rebellion can
be foiled at their inception and no
nucleus of disaffection will remain.
With a werk of pacification in

‘Twelve hundred dollars takes pair ot freehold
houses, three rooms, summer kitchen and pantry.
Rented for $30 per month, ‘. Ptest, 26 Columbia
avenue.

TAILORING.

0. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goodsin Kossland. None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia
avenue, Rossland.

FOR RENT. °

FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms. The En-
terprise, on Columbia avenue. in‘same building as
the Kootenay Mining Standard.

FOR RENT—Five roomed Plastered house, un-
furnished, on Spokane street south, Water; good
basement. $18 per month, Apply M. W. Simp-
son, Columbia avenue. tf

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE—House and lot; Columbia avenue
8650, T. Prest, 26 Columbia avenue, :
FOR SALE—Fifty-cight feet frontage: Nickel
Plate flat; $225, T. Prest, 26 Columbia avenue.
FOR SALE—A fine corner lot; Second avenue:
$300, T. Prest, 26 Columbla avenue,

FOR SALE—Good rooming house, furniture
nearly new: $275. T. Prest, 26 Columbia avenue.
FOR SALE—House of four rooms and furn-
turé complete; $200. T. Prest, 26 Columbia Ave,

Prospect which concerns not only
the territory conquered and to be
conquered, but that which was al-
ready under British rule, the British
government could not have ans-
wered President McKinley’s mes-
sage otherwise than it did. No
fault can be found with the presi-
dent for forwarding the letter of
Kruger.and Steyn wich an offer to
act as a medium of communication
with Great Britain, for it was a
simple friendly act to both parties.
‘That feeling in the old country is
worked up to a_hyper-sensitive
pitch is apparent from the criticism
of which Mr. McKinley was made
the subject. But Lord Salisbury’s
answer has decided one point: no
mediation will be accepted and no
intervention will be tolerated.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

In view of the recent strike, it

bring about that man’s
by the convention. He will then
have the satisfaction of knowing, if
successful, that his friend stands a

might be appropriate to change the
name of the Nickel Plate to the
Silver Plate.

far better chance of election than if

FOR SALE—A money-making butcher busi-
ness, Owner going away. Small capital required.
Investigate this. T. Prest. 26 Columbia avenue.

FOR SALE—

A five-roonged house with all modern conveniences
lots. highly cultivated, house finely
re at much less than cost.

six-roomed hy :

io aed jouse and barn, with lot partly
The furniture and a z

fond qisure 26 good will of a 17. roomed lodg-
‘Two acres of UI dj

° acre ‘S800 ground adjoining townsite to the
Houses for rent,

E, N, OUIMETTE & CO.,
Real Estate........ Insurance... Mining Broker
Bank of Montreal Brick Bullaine. 7

CREELMAN & BEAM,

CONTRACTORS &
BUILDE.RS.

Estimates furnished on all kind:
bing promptly attended to," JOO
pc alles

Office and shop: Com: sf
cand son omar Soe for Athan

F. W. HINSDALE,
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

In Custom House building.

Kruger may be slow at

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ROSSLAND EVENING

RECORD, MARCH 21, 1900.

CIGARS

Finest Im.

CITY COUNCIL 18 BUSY.
Bylaws Regarding Wator Service and
¥ilro Limits—Insurance Hates,

The city council was occupied last
evening mainly in the first reading

referred:to the fire, light and water
committee, some members fearing
that this concession might be used
as 4 precedent and cause the city
loss of revenue.

A letter from Mr. Van Buskirk,

No. 152.
Certificate of tho Registration of an Ex:
tra-Provinclal Company,
“COMPANIES ACT, 1807,""
Capital, $500,000.

Registered the 18th day of February, 190,

Waffle Parlor.

ooeee FOR THE... 000
Ghoicest Wines, Liquors
and Gigars,

CALL ON JERRY SPELLMAN,

TO CLEAR!

& Fancy Plaids

n Stripes and Plain Colors.

IDERDOWN

The nicest garment a lady can have for lounging ‘in.
Eiderdown Coats at half price. We want to clear these lines

to make room for Spring Goods. ® 38 8 38 93 BR B

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Spring Costumes inGrey Homesputi, Datk Cliecks, Lisht
Blue and Grey Check with Goat Trimmed: In‘Check Materlal of the
of the Skirt; Silk Grepons, Plalted Chiffon for trimming, all Vatlety of

_. Shades. Our Ladies’. Windsor. Scarfs -are. Great Sellets:

Table Linens, Towels, Toweling and Napkins

A complete stock. ‘In Ladies’ Vests and Fancy and Black Lisle
Hose we have a beautiful variety. 98 98 98. 98 38 3%

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Central Dry Goods Store.

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of th Pile HEREBY CERTIFY that I have thi
ported ¢ water and fire limits bylaws | saying he would arrive by April rg, | 4 day remetered the “tdaho Golu Mining

‘ and in considering the sending of the new city engineer elect, | vincial Gomspany ender the “Companies

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and Domestic a committee to Vancouver to obtain was read and it was jectick to pro- et, Tez Peey See ee Rossland Hotel
lower insu é cae “] ‘The bead office of the Company is situ-
Cigars rhe Bis ich ieee i the | “142. office room for him. goat Hutte, silver vow County, State of| TEGK@tS, 21 Meals, $5.00 Gor Oditimitia‘Avennéaud
J v leave rary 1B. ‘.

Pipes, and y oe te | The bylaw authorizing the pur-|thentount of the capital, of the Com- £4-36 Washingtou Street, Spokane Street.

b ‘ ses
oundaries blank, ta be decided in|chase of the fire hall site was read | pany Is tive hundred thousand dollars, dle
vided into tive hundred thousund shares of

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all kinds commi ‘ ane
k committee of the whule. ‘It allows a second and third time under. sus-] one dollar exch.

of Chewing extension of the limits on applica- pension of the rules. ‘Tha head oltice of, the Company in this Rolt & Grogan Le Roi Livery, Feed

tion of the dwellers within the block

d Smok Brovinee an situate nt tho of f
TW blie cote. ‘ tly milton, Montreal Cham:
and Omoking affected. Outside walls must be of| | Tweed and blue serge business bers, Gulun bia Aven, in ie Cy ot Row FOR RENT. & Sale Stables.
‘ es i ii sand the f ble
Tobacco. $lorick, stone or like material, not aus and $12.75 at Holstead & Bal, Wits nares et blot Tomas Bayo Office on first floor 11.8: Block. eatin piopHintOR
at... less than a foot thick for one story, | Wisht's. , ithe time of the esistencsoh aes Pompany Office and rooms on sccond floor Bu rns see uutee een haa hn
: or 16 inches for two-story buildings, * jis twenty, yenrs. ‘ Wa insferri
‘Two Sniatt Fires Lant Night. ‘The oblecia lor which the Ce Large Warehouse 1n center of town. Heavy Transferring.
CAPT. and roofs must be non-combustible. poatt esteslivhed and so licened ager? oe First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.”

ent, wooden building may be altered recies id Earl attest set fire to | duce such ootenay” iN rail Creek Division Ss ape ee re locality. - Postoftice Box 16.
or removed within the fire limits, |tt®, al! paper about 7 p.m. last | ish Columbia, anit vicinity, and also more tel aud a Qusiness opportunity A.G. Creelman,
Combustible:materials must not be

allowed to accumulate,or be thrown

George Beam

y Small wooden sheds may. be erected D aie! ee i the _Kttehed of ihmeamelinn aniline ee fediuetion bea : FOk SALE. STABLES:
| . under certain safeguards. No pres- yers boarding house at Second | jess, and particularly to carry on and cun- Seven-roomed Dwelling house, plastered Commercial Alley, Phone No. 39.
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night. An alarm was sent in from | fain mineral claim in said Trai Kk Di-
box 41, but the blaze was out when | Vision of West Kootenay Mining District,
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the department arrived. No dam-|!daho Mineral Cinim, and to reduce the
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ec in the street, subject to penalty. age was done. fh At ant
- s \. smelting, milling rt sues; al-
ootenay AT S| Chimneys must not commence. in 20 to told, own, purchuse, lease: bond, or

lofts, nor stove pipes pass through The. cheese. cloth covering the

i other property necessary to y
— more than one ceiling. Chimmeys| Vals Of @ room in the Grand hotel | pier Preuerty necesars to farts on he ee
Fresh Oysters in any Style. oe Ss XS) took fire about 11:15 and an alarm | chase. sell, or in anywise to ncquire or dis:
Game in Season. from steam boilers must be at least + 5 pose of ores, for the purpose of carrying on soo LINE.
. was sent in from box 27. Chief | and conducting a general custom, business ae
Private rooms for parties, 50 feet high and have spark arres- Guthrie’ and: the chemical. engine | the Feduetion of ores of all kinds, ‘The direct route from
Business * h, 350. ; : , Given under my hand and seal of ;
usineas Men's Lunch, Sc. | ters: Hatchways must have doors corfipany ‘extinguished the flames | it Victoria, Province oF Britten Gomer. KOOTENAY COUNTRY,
(ey Dd. a Ni Ait. _ | or shutters. : “ this 13th day of February, one thousand to all points
pen: ay an bight. C. O. Lalonde, R Dalby Morkill with buckets. The damage was nite hundzed. 8. ¥. Ww. EAST AND: WEST.
Rooms and’ Bar .. .. dn connection plea Saye her about $25. ‘Renistror of Joint Stock Gath Fi ai el
js HI trains’ fi
Mice Bek enee: and James Hunter, on behalf of the —_. eens ge on al trace froin THE FAST LINE
: board of trade, urged-that the coun-| Youth’s suits, $4.60 and up, Hol- NOTICE. TOURIST CARS TO ALL POINTS.
cil'send one of i s with |Stead"& Wright's. o Hi . . Paul; a at y
: je of its members with ; ig NOZICE js horeby niven that an application wi Pasa ed Wedmessaye recast: paul, Sundays |e DINING CAR ROUTE VIA
C.E, Benn. + M. H. McMahon] Mr. Lalonde:to’ Vancouver. to, urge pgislative assembly of the Montreal and Boston.
Eastern Star To-Night rovince of Hiritish Columbia at its next session YELLOWSTONE PARK.
(CHARLES E. BENN’& CO, _ | reduction of insurance rates on: the . : onatrue,catlpemaittin agaplraie penne] care emcee One 247 carer SAFEST AND BEST.
board of underwriters,  After'con= Regular meeting of Alpha Chapter | and telegiaph hanes within and throughout ait tre CONNECTIONS:

I . cities, towns, municipalities and distiets of the| av; :
BROKERS AND ACCOUNTANTS. siderable debate, it was decided on No. 1, Order Eastern Star, will’ be ceainland of the ravines Oraantatn ea ag and ic nday a Pr eee ate

z 7: : Biv0 ex. Sunday..ROSSLAND...ex. Sunday 12:1
Buy, sell and trade Stocks and Real Estate for| gh, * 6 M Food: held this ‘evening, March 21st, at Bico dally.-,->-.-ROSSLAND. vidas, iY EQUIPPED WITH
Tents. the suggestion of Mayor Goodeve, : com Morning train for and from Robson, Nel- ji
V & N'Phone 83. to defer this action until May, by |"** Masonic hall.. A full attend- son; and for Kasio. Sandon ant Sloan Pullman Palace Cars, Elegant Din-
Columbia "Phone sz. ~ PO Box 468 Bish t: wiays ance is requested. tainng t ster ines by tele A points, connects for all points In . mS ing Cars, Modern. Day Coaches,
Set Se ot. trove Bra i, Loney, Seoy. [8 ny anoaces | THE BOUNDARY | —_ frst Steeping Cars.
‘Telephone 86. P.O. Box 268|™ents asked by the underwriters : fMURT¥) SGEYs. oo] Maan thinks proper ad for See tutes ora re ~ aa ar
will be completed or under way + -] derraking to purchase. acquire, lease, expropriate, COUNT YY, Through tickets to all points in the United
MACKENZIE & CO i a ‘Why SmitLett Town. tenements stim tha diades nheeasi aay ee = 2" Btatea:and Canada,
A.® TE . It was decided to call the ‘atten- Pic] Cane OF Weaae Tan any tonne ego (o Bae Steamship tickets to all parts of the world.
tion of the li t B Brown’s in town and | phone or telegraph Ine, ‘established or to be es- Tickets to China and Japan via Tacoma
MINING BROKERS. NOE fo: tablished in British Columbia, connected or to be ind Northern Pacitic Steamship Co.

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the delay in building the court has said so much about the Wiscon- | connected with the line which the company may

d Ft oe bs depart from Spokane as follows:
construct, and to amalganiate with orl its meme Cen P Mp :
Columbia Ave, Rossland. B. Cl house and to ask him to sign a{Sin Central line between St.’ Paul| iineorlinessor sny portion oF particas ahecees BOUNDARY COUNTRY. No. 1 Westbound, at 0:55 p.m., daily.
i 4 d Chi that Smith ld te ayy, comp. ny pgssessing, as Proprietor, any: line ——— No, 2 Eastbound, at 7:20 a.m,. daily.
5 oor ‘ommrunical :
z speGial warrant for such expendi- ang a Be mane a BOI fing orto be Connected. with the said company's 4. Hours, ROSSLAND TO For furthor information’ ume, ¢nrda:-tmayi
1806, ji n cand to daira X .
ie SeBnin qackson Co ture as is necessary to allow work eee the - temptation of .a re Pasediof the company, td tq edge or mortage : : Nese. oes . and tiekcts, apply to agents of the
e .» | to proceed. east. any of the company's assets for that purpose, “an a Bg Ne
T eas a Shr? $0: Proce : pa OF Leds Corer CePUn feues dom any person |” “pe. sated and hill Informationiy address dhe E. W. Ruff, Agt. R. M. Ry.,
A motion by Alderman Mackenzie Dr. Russell's Catarrh cure cures | S51" °F incidental rights. powers or privileges as nearest local agent, or Rossland, B.C.
MINING AND INVESTMENT to allow the War Eagle company to is r $ "Price fot the sbove objects, or any srthenes eanment/A, B, Mackenzie, City Ticket Agt.| yw aris, General fy ne, Bpolae, Wi
BROKERS. collect into reservoirs and use the|cold in the head in one night. Price | te oases a bi i PE HAMILTON, A+ & McArthur, Agent, Rossiand. eee CD OMA EORE ee
., . y § it tl be . F. . T.P.A., 1. B.C, pends at
Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland. | surface water on its property was}25 cents, at Morrow's drug: store. - | pated this frst davaiMarde moments: W. £. Anderson, T-P. A. Nelson. BC, Asat. Gen. Pass Aut., Portland, Ore.

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Block, "Phone

Rossland epartimenit. : No.1O7
SPRING HATS. LOTHING

“JUST-RECEIVED! New line of the famous
For fit, finish and style, our ready-to-wear Clothing

“John B. Stetson Hat,”

in all the latest Spring and Summer styles. Also a
large and complete line of

New York

Shirts!

takes the lead. They are made by one of the largest
best manufacturers of Clothing in Canada.” A big
range of Men's and Boys’ Suits carried in stock in any

AND Chicago An inspection of our‘immense stock of Spring Shirts }f S!2€ you desire. Our prices are right.
will convince you that we are the leaders in style. The ;: 4 . . .
Styles...... —-|] newest in Percales, Madras, Outings, French bite ld rir 0 ada = $6 50 TU. $25 :
7 < Flannels, Etc., both in laundered and unlaundered :
ae Solt ake cater Shirts, Also a large assortment of Silk Bosom Shirts. || —
£0 $550". a Prices........0.2.-000++--2-40€ to $2.50 Each PE ene ee icmens nae 2.00 T0 $10

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