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DANcENG AcAAEMX~TRE 9NEkA CITY
1 rassessx Aessseray 81 Wks8ssruzz6 hal
enrwer ~ Esxhsss Kaa c1lazesaas x44sss Iar
= = = evxxy Mosflzy Ens wseEs&d&y ssssins
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sR1rT18 WASH Mere bef - -
sealed proposals wtil bs recefved a the ossee
Of Kris cosgnany. room s. Hoztvn AkDcbs uB1a
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tEg, gfnbasDe, aitng saa treszlfnE IN zesfisszs
81 eve Or sSa saiiee ieuKsh OF forty - Easles q
tne Northern EraneA Of sbe seattle LAKE Sssze
4 EasteNd kaIiway.
Hank ioruss of coatznes ard spect6esstons.
prutses and detail plans ear - se%R ~ Ass
cEtae 81 the eDsap4nys
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a. al sseossozsfs n r. 1AfC0fT.
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Mss Ior11R PssaEEs MILLINERY sTpsSR
~ Is nnw loe&sz& "a fhs caFner ek Ssxsst
en1 A1Es1n streets ard she b nov pxeparsd =
sAeS ner customers q eAnezs 1ne e neE sss6
1s.laes e cal sad examine eefaee puxekssgkS.
III DENMARK cARPxNTgg AND BUILDERS
WIS store HxsaFss. general johehiag. etc.;
praees ssossrHte 81 coiamsaa street
Il L COLEMAN. eis wEsT srRERr. -.
q Astsez wholesale and resNti maaufacsxRer
lexy hardware. CSC tam. truck. enach nna
h1rgy harness
ME SELL FURNITURE As CHRAp as Can
w b baexhs anywhere IN the sasE ses cash
Fronf street. North ssF5tIa BeiiiSwn Furniture
Company.
A c. FRY 4 CO. WHOLESALE PRODUCE
.kAs and cen naissisn msFthknsxs SIS wess
street. Seattle, Mash. Agents King and Cake
scap Cnlnnany. Portlasd. ur.
UoRTIrULTURIsr, g.: FARM JOURNAL
IL Soc JoarnAa 81 rtsl TO. 81: all three. 81
year. HoF teal ai1St box : Tsrouas. WISH
NOTICE H0tLEsTRR's LUMRER YARD
~ nas Femnyed from Sqmire's wharf 70 t0os
Lake aveaAe. Sorth sestsla.
LOS REST-lNo-AckE FAM APPLY AT
ROOM = Colonial block. cornar Seeond and
lsumbtA
AN PAPERS AT THIS 0FFICE-zscA hin
EoYs-CHANcE 10 MAKE MONEY: BRING
~ What rags yoa cen and % enEine-snom %
fosi-Intei igencef. hetween and q. NJ
HHEAPRR THAN THE CHKAPRsT-THE
~ seattle Furniture Co, sells turnitRre cheap
er tAan any other honse in the city. Can and
price our goods and Be convinced las Front
street. near Pike street
IN0R TURNING. scROlI~sAwING AND GEN.
II efAl min WORK. so % Garfhley q Hurst
rear Of Lake shore iniu tAke Cssl0n.
fsI.ARE 4 CAFEN SAIL FuENITUKR. CAR
- rSss oesidinS, etc, cAesper for cash, than
any other Arm II or around seattle. Try them
ano yoa viii qua 8 50 Pike and Fifsh.
THE PARKE & LACY MACHINERY CON-
Il pGny, IS and $ North Front street. Portland
Or. manufacturers of and dealers IN miil and
mining machinery, boilers. engines, weed and
iron working machinery. Estimates furnished
on complete plants Of every description Seattle
othee. Foon n. kslzeu block.
TsSTABLfsHED IN IsSa-READY FOR BUsI-
II ness: p Anthony, bookhsndery. paper
rulers. blank book manufactures. music. maya
zines. law books hound substantially IN any
style. best work ct reasonable prices: seal skins
and genuine Russia leather for artistic bindings
aad best linen ledger paper KEEP on hand at
Second street. old skating rink. right hand side,
basement seattle. VAN. P. O. box asa
&-- TO f25o A MONTH CAN BE MADE
CtJ worktag for IA. Agents preferreA who
can furnish horse and glve their czle 20 the
business. Spare raoments may BE probably
employed also. A few vacancies In towns and
cities b. ". JOHNSON q Co, i.0a Main street.
Richmond, Va " R-PieAse state age and
business experieuee Never mind sending
stamps for repsy. T. F. J. q Co.
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sPEuAL xoTTcE

SPECIAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS REGu-
IN laT annual meet ne of the stockholders of
the King County investment Company No 2
viii be hel at the ofiire Of the eoss-Infel +
gencer Company on he 18th day of peeemher,
fSSg, ALFRED HOLMAN President
GILBERT B. SMITH. Secretary.
NoTfcE--A SPECIAL NEE ING OF TIL
IN Wharf Builders and P1ledriyers' Union Ia
called for Monday evening at S:H0, basement OF
Phoenix hotel. BY order Of the Secretary.
NOTICE TO GRADERs-RIDs WILL BE RE
IN eeived st the once OF the West Coast In
rroyement Co.. 1.0io Second street, for grading
Barnes, TalmaB Burke and Leary avenues
Gilman Park. salmon Bay, until ,, m, Mon
day, November y inst
W. X. BALLARD Manager.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 18th INST,
" there viii be open 10 the public OF Seattle
a National Turf Exchange with direct teie-
graphic communications from all National As
ISOLATION tracks. with accurate descriptions Of
al races being ran. The kxehengs viii be 10
Gated in the back part OF Myers cigar store
second street. near Yesler avenue.
NOTICE TO PROPRIETuRs-PLANs FOR
~ cottages, SIS: Tor 2story residence, so; city
and county maps 81 lowest rates. ]. Friedlander.
architect ~ coiumhfa street
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GEO. z. MEACHAM
8Iy THlap STREET.

Advertisements undeF tbs heads Of Lost Found.
For sale. for ReaG and situations Wanted will
be fnseftsd 81 TIE rata OF cents . word Tor the
fFst Insertion; Icent q word sor esch subsequent
insertion. Payment always in s1yanca
SoTfCE-The business o&ce of tie posE-TN
rELKIsKNcRs win hereafter be open anti Il D m
Classified adyerfiss meats vii be received Up to
tais hour.
The following letters are awaiting advertisers
A. tAsxaffiwe.
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nRYANTs Assay OFFfCE. sEArTIE-
ID Hosa l. New "a Block. corrDct assAfs for
terms ard referenaeN address a. above. send
samples b mall ~ exEresas n mind properties
exsa1infa ~ Fszasus3s1ie fasfs. 6 - HFgAfsf
I4EOkaE BE1HgEE ksAAfKE And CHIN.
AJts1 Kn@syxes * eo3. hfr Glars erss. efc. ssnd
kmsafssea sssg sea- ~ ean4 ~ nsna- N@sh
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nENHAM 4 COLLINS, CONTRACTORS
IL rsie-drixing ard bridge baiidings Olbee
fsss a Commercial sarest-
DARFERT 4 sfANLEY, BLILpKBs AID
II eoatrartsFs. plans and specifications urn
isssed conmbia Il saee, seette
nwKS TH0MAN CNNTkAcfOK AND
~ builder plans aaa yseshemtaula furnished
81 short sntfce Aapm ~ BoNtoa / ece
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4 OST--A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE
IL paid for fstnra OF p1re white bull terrier:
s1ayed or stolen from Queen Anne town
name Dandy. weight IS pounds. Apply 20
Bob Campbell, Drpfn saloon. Cherry ttreet.
CTRAYED OK grOLEN-sI5 REWARD FOR
- the return Of q 4year-old bay horse branded
d.. with hslf circle on lett shoulder; ktrHyed
from premises ~ Charles Wood, Renton. W. T.
o8T-oN THE sTREET-A PAIR or OBJ
II stefrical f0FeapE. Finder will be rewarded
by leaving ct Dr.. Churchiifs ONCE, Third and
Seneca Nfreafa
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FOX s8ER- MFsCELEasNgz0TA
II q coz pallets $50 10 Eussse fnexire Sw3zk
ee. All Fr0n1 Nree<
I.0E s1EE-NNH FrESgTTRs 90 A MN
4 Ssaaa Aoz41s Tsas o1sy S12st fsAxs 4
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Mel2a< NEaEa@sAzA ard D1ek szrssrs.
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II hara sasF eAeArs Fsr terms &2arezz F24zzs
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VxTANTED--A PLEASANT CENTRALLY LO-
w Gated furnished room b. single gentle
man. Address, stating terms. Drugs. care Post
Intefiigencer.
uYANTED-To LEASE FOR A TERN OF
w years. a vacant lot; good buginess loca-
ton. Address, with terms and l0casiaAt G. +.
= sI6 Wall street
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49, EsGIANn MAkHE8 ANp GRANITE
~ works W1ltiaEa &. ETsssfsee yseasssesEgs AZ
Ffrsss al ez-aesery ara ba4sstng wsfk aaas sSsh
1870 AL. fls sappiy - nsaatess sosatAI.y
e hardr noNz1lTey kasftsg ans eseaeeT kasa azsF
cthNF EwEa - tAs euAass 4sNtEE.A Hlzk pres
fsgyss.sssf a a. ss1farsaa frpe " ekszxs FiAs
ss~egz. 81 ares Earth kHa Ftgxh. @easse
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MIRACLE, nm sTKlGuER Il RVAN-gHAS-
~ cexk Sekxln George 3. d Slekxuer and
Ntil14z1 G Ryaa. - sIa<1z xs-aesaM. fsnzk 4
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IyOuND--A LARGE SCOw; DRAB COLOR
IL about 76x2l Apply % J. Harrison, saH
Francisco Bridge Company, foot Of Jackson
street.
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SALE

!" Default having been made In the
navment of the sum of Oh. 20 Of the money
secured by o mortgage dated the 7th, day Of
July, 1887. executed by Daniol Mc'Crory
and Catharine Mc'CroIy husband and wifel
Of Stevens county. state Of Minnesota. to the
Iowa, which mortgage was recorded In the
Office of the Register OF Deeds, OF the county
ofSteyens, state OF Mimi. sofa. in book "Qh
of NOR tgages on page l46, on the 10th day Of
July, A d. 1887, at 10 o'clock A. N.
Whereas, no proceedings at law or otherwise
have been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof;
whereas, il was stipulated IN the said mort
gage that If default should be made in the
payment Of any portion OF the principal or
interest ten days after il became due, II should
cause the whole OF the money secured by said
mortgn &c to become due at once; at the option
Of the MOI tgagee; and whereas, 1t is the option
of the mortgage the whole amount oil the
principal and interest secured by said mort
gage shall become due by reason of such
default; and whereas, the amount claimed to
be due upon said Mortgage nj the date Of this
notice is the sum Of SlO7. 80 and $500 as
attorneys fees Is stipulated in and by said
| mortgage;
Now therefore, nOtice is hereby given that
| by virtue of the power of sale contained in the
said mortgage, and duly recorded as aforesaid
and in pursuance OF the statute in such case
made and provided, the said mortgage viii bt
ioreolOsed by sale ofthe mortgagsd premises
therein described, at publiJ auction, at tn
| front door of the Court House in the village o.
Morris, county of Stevens, State of M nnesots
on the SOth day of March 1889, at 10 O'CLOCK
AM.
The mortgaged premises are situated in tn
county of Stevens, State Of Minnesota, and ar,
described as follows: Ths north west \ o
Section 26, Tow nslip 1875, Range A:
Dated at Ortonville this 5th day Of January
A. D. 1889.
AMERICAN INVESTMENT CO.
! J. J. WHTTTEMORE,
4 Atorney for Morsgagee
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

-
IN Default has been made IN the conditions
of certain mortgage executed and delivered
by Richard Nurtlcott Jr. and Hester A.
NoEthcOtt, his wife, morgagors, toF. I. Day,
mortgage, dated the third day of November
A. d. eighteen hundred aud Sighty-seven,
and recorded ~ . mortgage ia the Otios of t he
Register OF Deeds of the county Of Stevens in
the State Of Minnesota. on the 7th day Of De-
eember A. d 1887, at , O'Clock I. NJ, IN
book . CT Mortgages, on page $40. There Ia
now due upon said mortgage the sum Of six
teen and $1,000 dollars. and the sum OF sixty
four dollars yet to become due. No action or
pr eeeding has been Instituted to recover
said debt, or any art thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that bv virtue of Q
power OF sale contained in said mortgage, and
of the statute In such case made and provided,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale
Of the mortgaged premises therein described
which sale will be- made at the front door Of
the Court House in the village of Morris In
the county of Stevens and State OF Minnesota
at public auction by the Sheriff of said county
on Saturday the 18th day of April A. d. eigh,
teen hundred and eighty mine Il 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, to satisfy the amount which
shall then be due on said mortgage, with the
interest thereon, and costs ami expenses o.
sale, and twenty-five dollars attorney 5 fees
as stipulated in said mortgage, IN case o
foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage
and so TO be sold, are the lot, piece or parce
of land situated in the County Of Stevens anc
State of Minnesota. and known and described
a. follows, to-wit; The Northeast quarter o
Section Twenty (2O), in township one hundre'
and twenty three 1887, North OF Rang Forty
four (44) west, containing one hundred ant
sixty (I60) acres, more or less according to tn
government survey thereof.
Dated, February goth, 1889.
FIT. DAY, Mortgage.
w. A. GATES, Attorney of Mortgage,
800 jackson, at. st. Paul, Mimi.
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Before the execution of the Barrett
logs Twin City papers w.re thoroly
we'll satisfied that complete justice
Gt manded the execution Of both ;that
il would not he satisfied with any,
thing less. But after the final act in
this terrible tragedy has been enacted
these same papers readily discover
good reasons to believe that Pete was
too severely punished; that public
sentiment was overwhelmingly in
favor Of communication OF his sen
tence. In dealing with questions OF
law and justice the press is in duty
bound to lie free from the stain Of
bias and prejudice. For the sake OF
j s;ice, 81 often perverted by the
part performed hy editors All | med
tllesOmc reporters of sensational
journals it would ne well If in sucI
matters considerable legal restric
tion were placed upon the "glorie(
liberty OF the press"
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To EDITOR Sun.

10 EDITOR Sun.
In last week Issue of the Tribune
appeared q communication by H. r.
Solseth. l will not presume to r.
dicule the remarks he mads. for
verify l think they were words OF
wisdom. nor will ask him to follow
Ed. Stevens advice and leave the
country for this bears the ear marks IT
ii II Hin. But, when he speaks Of the
Great Jaw Gymnasium at Washing
ton" in such glowing terms ! cannot
help hut wonder whether this is the
same Z. L. 5. who went to u certain
Graceville convention last summer
and was mainly instrumental in nc
minating that Thinking Cymhal
CrosStleld, who in his turn was great
ly instrumental in sending Money
bag WaShburn" to that jaw Gym
nasium.
Pray, Mr.. Sulseth, how many Wash
burns and CrossaeldS will it lake to
bring about equitable laws for us
farmers of the northwest!
Surely you must acknowledge that
men of the Crossh"ld stripe do not
bother their heads much about
questions of justice equity and HUI
manity" for us farmers In conclu
sion, Mr.. Solseth, please take bit
of friendly advise. Blow your horr
rs much as you like, but do not for
get that deeds are mightier thar
wur IS. Aud if occasion should eve
again arise where you represen
Ben" CD not forget to consult will
Peter" Respectfully,
| is
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Gentle spring has been arriving on
and off ever since Christmas, with
variations; one day our citizens will
be out unbanking their houses. tax
ing down storm windows, etc., and
the next day replacing them. One
day real estate will bR lively and free
ly breathed in with the air. The next
day it will be heavier and worn upon
the clothing or handled carelessly by
street force an shoveis. Week be-
fore last the snow had all disappeared
and the fields were dry and the
farmers were preparing to plant their
crops. Last week all signs Of the
budding season disappeared. First,
about FIVE inches Of the beautiful
came to gladden. the heart of the boy
with sled and sadden the heart OF
the boy with marbles, galore. Then
r0ane sleet and rain which caused the
righteous to fall as we'll as tile wicked
Following this came balrny bree yes
which caused little brooklets to
course down the hillsides, chatter
lnerTiiy as. they flowed down our
streets, only to Join the classic Chip.
1iseWa. and finally be treasured in the
deep. This week the sun has shown
brightly; snow all gone; frost all ont
of the ground; the lucky small boy is
poeketing the mirlLes of the unlucky
one; farmers are bnying machinery;
suckers running and spring is here
iol sdre MDntegido Commercial.
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

To the Council of the village OF Morris:
The undersigned hereby makes application
toxicating liquors Tor q period Of one year
from the first day of April, 1889. The place
where the said business is to be carried on is
designated as follows: In the building stu
ated in lot fourteen ll4l in block two ~ in
the village of Morris.
Said applicant prays that such license be
granted to him pursuant to the ordinance OF
the said village Of Morris and the statutes OF
the state of Minnesota, in such c. se made and
provided.
Dated Morris, Mimi. March Goth, 1889.
j. BERKtN.
The Common Council of the VILLAGE oil
Morris hereby designates Saturday, March 80,
1889. at 7:30 p. m. at the council room in said
village az the time and place OF hearing the
above petition. N. r. SPUR,
S.,xl Attest President Of Council
SNA" J. D. GILLESPIE.
Recorder
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FOUR NEW STATES.
South Dakota. North Dakota. Montana
Washington,

South Dakota. North Dakota. Montanal
Washington.
On February %. 1889, the President signed
the bill q eating South Dakota, North Dakota,
Montana, and Washington states ofthe Union.
SOUTH DAKOTA. The great Prairie State, to
which the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Railway has three main lines reaching Ellen.
dale, Abe rdeen, Huron, Watertown, and
Sioux Falls. Go to south Dakota via the st ::
Paul, MinneaI oils 4 Manitoba Railway and
pass through st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS en-
route.
NORTH DAKOTA. Where is grown the Mol
Hard Scotch Fife Wheat; whose healthful
climate nurtures the most vigorous aud
brainy civilization ON earth; where single
counties raise more W heat, oats and barley
than entire states; the soil of whose fertile
prairies is richer than the valley of the Nile;
where the Turtle Mountain, Minot and Devils
Lake land districts invite the home seeker to
secdre free home. Magnificent daily train
service to Fargo, Grand Forks, Grafton Devils
Lake, BOttineau, and all other important
points.
MONTANA, THE GnLDEE Treasure in her
mines Of precious metals; wealth in her 4, 900, :
0G0 head of live stock; profits in her fertile
fields, producing larger yield Of crops than
any other state or territory; the richest
country per inhabitant on earth: where pros
perity is universal; which has the best paid
caused By warm winds from the Pacific. The
| St. Pau, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway is
| the only r,ilroad passing through con-
tinuous agricultural country from st. Paul
and Minneapolis to the Rocky Mountains
1t runs through the Great Reservation OF
IL 600 900 res of land free to settlers in the
Milk River Valley. Wood, water. and coal
in abundance; no irrigation required; the only
line passing through Great Falls, with its
| 1000, 900 horse power cataracts; immense coal
veins, and surrounding farming country OF
free land; through Helena, the capital city
and comm erCiaI centre of Montana, and
| Butte, the ri hest mining camp on earth, to
San Francisco bv the Columbia River Valley
to California points. Remember this is the
| only line running dining cars, sleeping cars
and free coloDist sleepers Of Its own from st
| Paul and Minneapolis 10 Great Falls, Helens
and Butte. 1t is also the shortest line tc
Butte.
WAsHINaroN.-The country Of tall timber
indented by Puget Sound, the Mediterranean
of the Pacific. DO not forget that the st
Paul, Minneapolis Il Manitoba Railway is thu
only line which offers choice of three route:
to the Pacific Coast. The Manitoba Pacific
route is the only line by which passengers el
route for Tacoma, Portland and San Fran
cisco can pass through Port Townsend ant
Seattle. Free colonist sleepers run through
Pacific Coast is same as by other lines, bu
prices of tickets are five and ten dollars less
Take the Seattle route.
For further information, maps, rates ant
| publications in regard to the resources Of til
four new states, write or apply to +. |. WHIT
NEY, GenI Pass. and Tiki. Agt., St. P, NJ.
Al. Ry., St. Paul, Mimi.
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St. Cloud Times: The sister who
kept house for President Arthur was
surprised OH a recent visit to the
White house to find most of her old
servants there. There had been a
reduction in the service CT 25 per
ceut. The Cleve!aEds used only
$4,000 of the $4,000 allowed by Cor
gress for contingent expenses, turn
irg the remainder lack into the
treasury. Economy and fidelity were
given a practical application under
that admins ration.
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APPLICATION FOR LTCENsE,

To the council of the village Of Morris:
The undersigned hereby makes application
for license to be grantad to him to sell in-
toxicating liquors for the period of one year
from the first day of April, 1899. The place
where the said business Is to be carried on is
designated as f.,llox rs: In the building stu
ated on lots16 and IL in block two t2l in the
village of Morris.
Said applicant prays that such license be
granted to him pursuant TO the ordinance Of
said village of Morris and the statutes of the
state OF Minnesota in such case made aud pro-
vided.
Dated Morris, Mimi !, March 10th. 1889.
FRED BUNNELL,
The Common Council of the village o
Morris her ebyldesignates Saturdsv, March, 90
1889, at TAO D. m. at the council room In the
village of Morris as the time and place oil
hearing the above petition. N. r. SPURR,
S1 Attest President of Council.
SSeh J. D. GILLEgPiE,
Recorder.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-03-28
The Newspaper Library.

No. . of the Newspaper Library is
before us. The main feature of this
number is the new and popular novel
entitled Napoleon Smith, THE copy
right for which was purchased of its
author for this number. This novel
has had, in the past few months. a
large circulation in the East, and
sold for so cents a copy. The News
paper Library one year (Six numbers)
and the Weekly Wisconsin for Sl.0O
per wear.