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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-10-06
+DRUGS.+
WE Invite COmPariSOn.@

For WE carry only one line of goods and that everything peraming to a hStcas drug store f"
NE have zone of the best and Mt assorted dg stOkSn the state. So w nave no tASON rR S6
SHUTTING, AND NvnE OMPAREON.
Our Prescription patment is in charge oone of the BEST Pharmacists in the State. HIS PLoM
hangs in the store. WE NWHE COMPARISON
WE do not advertise our honest and square dealings through the papr. WI do that in our business
AND INVITE COMPARISON
We thank m many patrons for past hvs RS-Pmmpta uendon gven~ nail orders
-C. III. WILLIAMS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-10-06
$5Oo-REWARD-S5oo

For information resulting in the
arrest and conviction of any party
or parties who may be guilty of
cutting the wire fencing around
any of the ranches belonging to the
undersigned.
SAGE CREEK SHEEP Co.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-10-06

We want two or three good men in your
county to sell our Minnesota Grown Nursery
Seed Corn, Seed Potatoes add Grain,
for Spring delivery. The Most liberal terms.
Three plans. Write for particulars.
THE JEWELL NURSERY Co.,
Lake City, Minnesota.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
RenI Estate Transfers.

Furnished the Eaily Eagle by Mr.. J..
G. Ninkeri, attorney at law aud real
estate agent.
$. ID. A. Duncan and J. W. Bats 10
WIN. shelly, warranty deed 10 81 acres
In j. r. Scott league consideration $3.50.
W. n. aud Ellie Crenshaw to ]. II.
Reed, u 2 3 acres In Il. Perry league;
consideration $500,
II. Rohde TO A. J. lIarbers, release to
lots aud IN block No. l9s. city OF
Bryan; consideration tlO0.
Wesley and Mary A. Robinson 10 A.
h. Carr lots !, aud In block %, city
OF Bryan; consideration Sos.
Albert ]. Harbcra 10 Harriet levi.
warrenty deed 10 lots No. and Z in
block leS, city Of Bryan consideration
Sl05.
A. II. Carr 10 Nathan and Harriet
Levi, release 10 IL Of lots 3 and
4 In block l9i, Bryan; consideration
payment OF certain notes.
Harriet Levi at al % John q. Tabor,
IL Of lots 5 aud l. block l2i, Bryan;
consideration SECS
s. u, A. Duncan ct al. transfer 10 ].
W. Bats, certain vendors lcin notes
secured by deed of trust on % acres OF
land In j.. T.. Scott league.
SD. A. Duncan ct al TO ]. W. Bats,
l33 acres In T. J. Allcom league; con.
sideralion $50.
Mrs. Molle Zennatti TO S. d. A.
Duncan, releaie TO % acres In j r..
Scott league; consideration f2il.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Rev. q. L. Clothier left yesterday for
Chapel Hill to be present and deliver
an address at the opening Of the female
college there. lie expected 10 be
joined by students on the way over At
Millican, Nayasota and Courtney.
Minis Stella Clothier accompanied her
father ~ FAR az Navasote, where she
has gone for a visit. DR.. Clothier re-
ports the outlook for the Chapel Ilill
school the best he has ever known.
Your albums will show my work TO
he permanent and first-elass. See adj
veriiaement for low price. Jno. A.
Dahlgren, Photographer. 22u
Joe johnson Of Millican, was here
yesterday and says he Is now making
eighteen pounds Of butter per day on
his dairy farm.
Ladies' wishing 20 provide for their
helpless husbands can get the best In
furance with q. J. Blackshear, No ex-
ira charge. aO0tf
DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Howell and Miss
Jennie Howell returned last night from
spending the SIMMER at Battle Greek,
Mich.
have just received all the new colors
in "The London" crepe paper for dec
orative purposes. NJ. II. James. n
Joe Hays came mp yesterday from
Hampstead, near which place he mas
been guarding convie,s on the Steele
plantation.
Prof soule and wife are at College
having returned yesterday from spend.
Ing the summer In Canada.
l.ost-A bunch Of three keys inolud.
Ing posioiIice key. Return to Eagle
Office. lH
Prof John A. Moore came down from
Mcxia yesterday 10 be ready Tor the
opening Of the public school.
Don't forget that spend my money
In bryan. JnO. A. Dnhlgrcn, Photo.
grapher. 22t.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Washington. Aur 81 Hon. ~ Van
Sender, private secretary 20 Secretary
Carlisle IN the las, administration. and
Dennis J Canty, formerly a clerk IN
the interstate commerce commission.
wer, arrested Monday on warrants
charging with emhcEElemcnt OF siSS1
from Wilkinl a Co. a brokerage firm.
They were charged also with maintain.
ine a gaming table Van Sender and
Canty went into the brokerage bust.
ness this Fnrinr and the arrest follows
a suit begun hy Wilkins against them
10 recover moneys alleged 20 be- due ne
tho result ~ certain deals between the
firms
Mesgrs. Van Sender and Canty were
arralgned before Judge Kimhall and
bail was fixed NJ 5000 IN each % the
two cases and $1,000 In third case. az.
gregaiiug tli.0O0 for each of the ac.
cused Henry ueinc qualified aa bonds.
man and the accused were released
Their personal bonds were taken on
the charge of keeping a gaming table
Tho cases will be- heard next Thursday
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
WORK OF WHlTEcAPs.
A Nesro Taken out and Gives a whip.
ping a. Kaufman.

A negro Taken out and Oivea whip.
ping a. Kaufman.
Kaufman. Tex. Aug. 3i.-The white.
oappors or regulators. or by whatever
name they call themselves. strucl,
Kaufman Saturday night They took
BIT Pyle. q negro fiddler and general
roustabout around town. and gave him
gonteel. lrst-class, old-time planta-
tlon whipping.
Sheriff Jim p. Keller has Just re-
turned from up near Elmo. whore he
went 10 hunt a supposed burglar Mr..
Keller said some person entered tho
house Of J. c. Box on the McCord farm
near Elmo last Saturday night but
that Il was not known whether II was
a negro Or n white man.
Mr. Keller brought back a notice that
had been posted on the McCoia farm
OF which the following Is a true copy:
Notlce-Thls notice IL directed 20 the
colored population on this farm. Ne
groes. you must leave by "a OF septem-
Der. 1897. or you lay yourselves liable
10 death either by dynamite. nitro-gly-
eerln or powder and lead. Don't de-
lay: Il II dangerous and will prove "a
be n thief of time 10 you. this Aug. IS
The notice is not signed by any one,
but has "a picture OF a coffin at the bot
tom of the notice.
Mr Keller says that strychnlne was
put In the well where the negroes get
water and that some OF the poison was
dropped on The outside OF the well and
an old negro saw Il and gave u 20 his
dog 10 see 10 % was poison and Il Kill
cd the dog Ia n short while.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
E.rm,r. N.,Isn.l c..rr...

81. Paul, Aug. 3i.-Thc seventeenth
meeting Of the Farmers National Con
gress Of the United States was called TO
order In Hall Representatives by Pres
idont n. F. Clayton Of Indianola. Ia.
this morning. The morning session
was devoted largely to the matter Of
welcome and following an invocation
by Archbishop Ireland the congress
was greeted on behalf Of the city Of 81.
Paul by Mayor Doran. In behalf Of the
agricultural society by President Wea-
yer OF that organization: on behalf of
the state by Governor Clough. and to
the addresses. respectively. responses
on behalf Of congress were made by
John NJ. Stahl Of Illinois. secretary 90
the congress. and Honorable n y.
Clayton Of Iowa, president The morn
ing session closed With the annual adj
dress by President Clayton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Galveston Auf 81 Frederick Zhlc-
tel aged So years foreman IN the An
hcusoi Busch stables. who was rollev-
inr a sick driver was almost Instantly
Killed while trying 10 stop BITS team
which ran away While delivering a
kor ~ beer the team started on In o
slow run Zhlctcl followed On pursuit.
and succeeded 10 grabbing the relna
The mules took fright NJ a piece oi
paper blown across their PATH They
gave a squirt. oauFing 2hiotcl 90 lose
bis footing De was dragged for some
distance when one oi the animals kick
ed him and he fell. the wheels passing
over and breaking his neck
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING.
10 Occurred La the jail at MInhsapoli.
Late ~ Night

IL Occurred In the jail al Minnsapoli.
Late ~ Night.
Minneapolis. Aug. 3l.-There was q
sensational shooting ARRAY at the eoun-
~ jail here shortly after y o'clock this
morning. James l.. Murphy. deputy
sheriff. succeeded by virtue Of his OH
cial position. in getting access TO tho
Jail. lie brought with him a woman Of
the town. who he said was under arrest
and sent for Matron woodburn. Hay
Ing thus cleared the way he entered
the latter's apartments and opened Gre
on her husband, Claws II. Woodburn.
who was asleep In bed. lie fred eleven
shots, FIVE Of which entered Wood
burns body. exclalming: "l'll teach
him how 10 ruin my daughter"
The Waterman rushed In and pre-
vented Woodburn, who had by this
time secured his own weapon, from
firing at his now retreatlng enemy
Murphy gave himself up and refused TO
discuss the case except TO say that he
was q Kentuckian and had shot TO
kill.
Woodburn is dangerously but not IA.
tally shot. lie will not talk
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Reading, Pa, Aus s0.-ny a vote Of
90 10 g the state Democratic commit
tee adopted a resolution declaring va.
cant the scat Of W. p. Harrity Of Phil
adelphia, In the national Democrat
committee. The committee by dlrec-
tion OF the executive committee 70 con-
slider the vacancy In the national COM
mlttco met for this purpose The pre-
cecdlngl were exciting and az one tin %
the police were called In by State
Chairman Garman TO eject Timothy
CLeary OF pittshurg for ln,erruptlng
the speakers O'l.oary Is not a memb, :
OF the committee,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
What Negroes Can DO To Dis.
courage Lynching.


The recent conference Of colored re.
puolioans In Dallas, as we'll as the col.
ofed Baptist Young Peoples Union, dis
Guessed and denounced lynching. Var
ious social, religious and political or
CARNATIONS OF negroes IA other states
have done likewise. There is nothing
strange or unreasonable about such
action, for naturally the better class Of
negroes have cause TO be hoiri6ed at the
constantly increasing lynching wave in
the South. They appear TO be willing
10 aid In every way they can any move
ment designed 10 put a stop 10 mob
violence. That they can render much
assistance II they 20 about Il In the
night way there h no doubt. They can
also Tetard the reform efforts OF the
white man II they 90 about u In the
wrong way. The time is ripe for negroes
Of character and intelligence 10 do some
effective missionary work among their
people. While the authorities are en-.
deayoring TO put a stop 10 lynching lei
representative negroes, the preachers
and teachers, do something 10 discour-
age the awful crime 80 frequently COM
mitied by black brules upon white
women. Lynching will die a natural
death when the assaulting Of white
women by negroes is stopped. II Is
well known that Ia almost every South.
ern community there are idle and vic.
ious young negroes who depend on their
wits for a livelihood, who scorn honor
able labor, who prowl az night, ready
Tor any adventure. ldleness is sure 10
breed vice, and an idle negro above all
others Is sure 10 get into mischief.
Labor IL the only hope Of the negro
race. When young negro has acquired
n iondness for mean whiskey and a dis.
taste for work he Is almost certain 20
land IN be penileniiary, In the hands
Of a mob or on the gallows. When his
brutal instincts have Oyermastered his
better traits he Is goner. A negro
who works hard all day and goes 20
bed at a seasonable hour ~ not apt 20
get into trouble, but II he sleeps oil
day and roams over the community all
night he will not waste much time be.
coming trining and vicious. During
the war when the Southern women
were left almost az the mercy Of tie
slaves an outrage vas never heard Of,
but since emancipation many negroes
Of the later generations, freed from oil
restraint, have become indolent, and
Incidence IL the gateway TO crime. A
negro who works Is almost sure 10 keep
out Of trouble; hut a black midnight
prowler Is a standing candidate for the
shot gun or the rope The negroes who
enjoy the respect and friendship Of the
white people know that they owe their
progress 10 upright living and honora-
bic toll. These should impress upon
their people that labor, virtue aud hon
esty are the safeguards Of their race.
They should impress upon the negro
dandy that he i nuisance alike 10
the whites aud al sell.respeoung ne.
groes; they should point out unceasingly
that an unciyil, worthless darky IL an
enemy 10 the negro race and balks
their progress In the esteem and
friendship Of The white people. There
u great work along this line for the
better element ofthe negroes Calves.
TN News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Denver. Aug ai.-The Colorado COM
mission on the Transmlsslssippl expo
Elilon has organized by elccting the
following officers President, Governor
Adams. first vice president u. T.
steele; treasurer. Colonel I'D r. Blsh.
on; secretary. George NJ Mischke; as
fislant secretary, Mrs. N. a Shute.
An address has been issued 10 the
citizens of Colorado by the committee
which mentions The salient points Of
the exposition and urges that ali citi-
gems put their shoulders to the wheel
mad not allow Colorado TO be- overshad-
owed by any other state
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Marion Armstrong IL IN the city.
J.F. Parks went 10 Ennis yesterday,
John Wilcox lie With I'd Hall, the
grocer.
Dick Curd Of Milliean was In town
yesterday.
House for rent.-see Mrs. +. b. Rob-
erts. 2iOu
Bicycle for rent. Apply 10 Cycle
Hospital. $40
J.P. Wilson Ir., l. hero visiting his
parents.
Mis- Kate Lawrence returned yesier'
day fiom a visit 10 Huntsville.
Mrs. 4. Garth has returned from
spending the summer Al Salem, Va.
just received a nice line Of Ladies'
Scissors and shears. NJ. II. James. n
ED. White Is just recovering from a
serious illness At his home In this city.
The latest thing in Fine Perfumes Ia
goth Century. NJ. II. James sells Il. Il
Mrs. Dorriiy Of Macon, Ga, Is here
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. boat.
wright.
FOR RENT-5 room residence near
Main street. Apply 10 NJ. Bonneville ST.,
POI
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Connolly and
children returned from smithville yes
terday.
Jack Kerr has been quite sick tha
past few days, but was better yester-
day.
A. T. Carr Of MexiA Is here visiting
relatives, and will probably locate In
Bryan.
Mrs. Louis MENDOZA and daughter,
hliss louise are visiting relatives 70
Durleson county this week.
Misses Pearl aud Ethel Hodges lett
yesterday for their home at lott, Falls
county, after having spent several
weeks pleasantly visiting relatives
here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

b. G. Crawford a special deputy Of
the grand dictator Of the grand lodge
Knights of Honor Of Texas, will Ia
here Thursday night Sept. 2, aud meet
with the members Of the Bryan lodge
Tor the purpose Of comforting upon
matters touching the interest of the
order. It's a regular meeting night
and a very full attendance Of the mem.
bcrs Is earnestly desired. In addition
there will he initiative work during the
meeting,
Relatives here yesterday received sad
intelligence by wire Of the death Of
Mrs. Fam McGary who win be buried
at Beaumont today.
Will Gloss & reported better ~ his
father Who returned yesterday.
Iost-A four blade Rogers pocket
knife. Return 10 populist office.
The compress has turned At SSis bales
n cotton.
1T. Hall went TO Cleburne last night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Montgomery. Ala, aug. 3i.-Iohn
Ganord. who shot =. y. Lloyd rufus
sandors near Groonville. Ala. last
week. has been In Jail In that place
since Friday night sunday the sheriff
had an inilmailon that Ganord would
be taken from the iall and hanged.
The officer called on the local militia
company and they were stationed
around the jail an that night. Time
passed without incident and the sheriff
received q note that n mob had not
given up lhe intention 90 lynch CAT
ford. The prisoner was removed here
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
MOST WILL DEPART.
No, satisfied with the Rssui, Of ~.
wsrk ~ New Yorh.

wsrk ~ New York.
New York. Aug. 3i.--Johann Most.
the high priest Of anarchy. will shake
the dust Of New York from his feet FOR
good within a week. Most has decided
that New York Ia no longer a fruitful
field for anarchist propaganda and next
week he will 40 10 Buffalo 10 take
charge Of the Arbeiter Zeitung. The
circulation Of Most's New York paper.
the Freiheit. has been dwindllng for
the'last two years. Il stopped publ.
cation recently. having simply died Of
hamilton.
The autonomlat group deserted Most
years ago. and even the communists
were beginning 10 declare that he was
not half radical enough.
Yes" said Most. when seen about
the matter. Il am going 10 leave New
York for more congenial fields New
York Is not what II was since our
brethren were martyred In Chicago. 4"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Springfield. o.. Aug 81 Sheriff
shocknossy has been Informed that the
people living IA and around So. Parish
are organizing 20 come hero TO take
Rollo shafsiall and Dayton Snyder
from jall and lynch them Tho young
men are the wealthy Dayton boys. who,
II Is ALLEGED. hruially assaulted two
girls 90 S. Parish while ont driving
with them. Sheriff shockncesy pro-
fcssed not 20 be- nlarmci over the noti-
icatlon. as sheriff Mclean 81 Urhana
had agreed 90 lot him know % any
serious trouble and be has not yet
heard from him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Waco. Tex. Aug. si-Andlss VII
llams who was shot In an ARRAY Sat
urday died on yesterday, after suffer
ing awful agony from the time he wa
wounded until releaved by death. Tom
Brown. who h In jail charged with
shooting Williams. will have pre-
ilmlnary hearing before Justice Earle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Topeka. Kas. Aug 3i.-Mrs. Croker.
wife Of the blacksmith at Cedar June
ton. and here nine-yoar-old son, were
run down and killod by Santa Pc
passenger train near Cedar Junctioa
Last evening.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
TWO SETS OF TEACHERS.
Trouble Feared 1t spFias VALLEY a, ths
Openiag % the schoois

Afee's Hsafeo ~ HpFtnA Naiey ~ ths
Opening Of the school.
Spring Valley. ill.. aug. Si.-Trouble
Is expected here tomorrow with the
opening Of the public schools. Two
sets Of teachers have been engaged and
both will attempt TO teach. The fac
lions Of the board OF education are
punching their respective teachers and
each side expects TO be on the ground
early 10 see that there Il no lnterfer-
ence from the other side A clash can
hardly be avoided. The fight among
the members OF the board of education
dates back 10 the spring election. Al
that time the Spring Valley Coal COM
pany. after forcing an issue upon the
school question and being defeated Tor
several straight years. was successful.
and since then both sides have been AZ
swords points.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
standardization.

beginning Sent. sth to Oct. 23;d
The 1. q a.. n. h. r., will sell
round trip excursion tickets 20 81.
Louis, No, Tuesdays and Thursdays Of
each week between September 9TH and
October 2lst 40 rate Of fare and one
third, tickets limited ten days for re-
turn. ID. ]. Price. q. +. &T.A.
0st 81 Palestine, Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

On September let, Mr.. b. ?. Wilson
will begin operating u new dairy one
mile west of Bryan and will be prepared
10 supply first class milk and butter 30
everybody AZ reasonable rates. Your
pat Ionage IL respectfully solicited
Leave orders at X. NJ. Wilson's store
telephone 20. 2@
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

New York. Aug Si.-Mrs John Drew
"a IN at Larchmont, n. Y, suffering
from heart disease and kidney trouble.
She is better than she vas a week ago
and her condition Il not alarming.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

Chandler o. r., Aug si.-A colony Of
20 or % families Of Dunkards srom In.
diana are negotiating Tor lands In the
northern part o. this county. and will
move IN soon. being the nucleus OF a
much larger colony 10 follow later.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

L0ST-Friday between DR.. W. H..
Wilson's residence and posiohiee a
lady's gold pm with diamond In center.
Suitable reward for return 10 this Office.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
SALOONS RAlpEp.

Police Of Kansas city Destroy Ten Mar.
rooms aad Others In Dagger.
Kansas. City. Aus. 3i.-Ten saloons
In Kansas City. Kas.. were ralded by
the police last night and 5000 worth
Of liquor seized and poured into the
CUTTERS Saloon furniture and fixtures
illing 10 big drays was SEIZED and cart
ed TO police headquarters. where Il vii
be burned. Similar action will Dc taken
against some 20 other jolnta
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

you should see NJ. u. James line Of
Dennison Imported Crepe Paper Tint.
ed. II u beautiful 2S7
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
Inspection.

Our extensive line OF shoes will bear
close inspection. An examination will
show that the extleme care exefcised
In every detail OF material and work.
manship Il what makes the excellence
IL ar stock. Ion cannot tell hy the
appearance In these times. Often the
rncddiest shoes look the uealest lefore
q ~ are worn. IL takes close examin.
alton 20 tell the difference, but the ar.
ference is there. Try ours,
J. w. COULTER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01
ARE YOU PAtKIn,i

Tor a soiourn in the county or At the
seashore? The wise woman doesn't
forget her many toilet requisites befor,
starting, her stock Of liuimenls. favor.
lie drugs and prescriptions, sunbnrn
emolienis, spnnges, swaps, tooth pow.
dets, etc. She goes 81 Fountains,
where she knows she will yet them
pure and 81 superior quality, and Laws
IN her summer supply. Neither does
she forget one or morn bottles of Ciio
CuTa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-01

II. 81 T. @. Time Table Hearne.
NoffH BoUSD.
No. ] arrives. 1880 p. m.
~ - -. Or = -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
A NEW
DISCOVERY.

OF course it is not rs large or
as rich as the Klondike, but it
will benefit those who stay at
home a great deal more.
We have discovered that we are
slightly oyerstocked in certain
lines, and to make room for new
goods we viii offer them for this
week only at such prices that you
cannot resist them. For instance:
Solid Gold AK Watches, FL
gin or Waltham. SIS.
Gentlemen's Gold-Filled Watch
es, Elgin or Waltham. -. SIS.
Any of our $3.50, SIS, or Sc
DcllS... .'......s.. SS'
Dresden China Clocks, worth
50 and $3.50. St.4O.
ANY Of our so and 75c. Jewelled
Hat Pins .42C.
Don't miss these bargains.