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The record-union., 1898-10-07
Corbett-McCoy Fight Declared Of.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The Corbett-
Mccoy fight has been declared off. At
a meeting to-day of men interested in
the fight, William B. Gray, manager
for Mccoy, showed a letter he had re-
ceived from David Nugent manager of,
the Hawthorne Athletic Club of Buff
falo, in which he stated that owing to
the many complications that had
arisen, the club had decided to call the
match off
The record-union., 1898-10-07
Hoop Iron Combine Dissolved.

PITTSBURG, Oct. 6.-After an exist
ence of three years, during which
time a uniform price was maintained.
the hoop-iron combination has been
dissolved by the mutual consent of the
firms which were parties to its forma-
ton. Unusual prosperity in the bus
mess is the reason given for the dis
solution of the combine. The dissolu-
ton of the trust, it is predicted, fore
shadows lively cutting in the price of
hoop-iron, although this will hardly
take place for some time.
The record-union., 1898-10-07
Georgia Election.

ATLANTA (Ga.), Oct. 6.-Hon. A. D.
Chandler's majority for Governor over
J. b. Hogan, Populist, is oo,oOU. This
figure is about 2O,0O0 above the DEM
ocratic majority for Governor two years
ago. Several counties which returned
Populist majorities at that time show
a complete reversal in favor of the
Democrats. The return of solid DEM
ocratic delegation to Congress is as
sured The city of Atlanta decided in
favor of municipal ownership of the
electric plant.
The record-union., 1898-10-07
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Senator Morgan Thinks They
Should BE Retained.

called at the White House for an hours
conference with the President In an
swer to inquiries. the Senator said that
The record-union., 1898-10-07
The Scaling Fleet.

VICTORIA (B. c.. Oct. 6. = Three
more of the sealing fleet have reached
the west coast of the island The
Arietis has 416 skins. the Walter L.
Rich has 460 skins. and the Ida Eta
has about 400. Rough weather pre-
walls on the, west coast.
The record-union., 1898-10-07
The Oregon and the Iowa.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Captain
Crowninshield, Chief of the Navigation
Bureau of the Navy Department, au-
thorizes the statement that no change
has been made in the orders to the Or
ECON and Iowa to go to the Pacific
The record-union., 1898-10-07
Troons TO Embark at Charleston.

CHARLESTON (S. CO, Oct. 6.-May-
or Smith has received telegram from
Washington stating that Secretary AL
ger has promised to make this point
of embarkation for troops for Cuba. A
camp will be also established at Sum-
merville for brigade.
The record-union., 1898-10-07

CONTINUED on Eighth Page.)
North Park union., 1898-09-02
How to Mako Butter,

In tenpering cream II is often for
gotten that the room In which the
charming 10 done should be very cool
slso. Suppose We put cream In the
churn at . temperature of sixty de-
grees. The Inside Of the churn should
be as cool as that, by . previous rims
ing with Uold water. and tho temper
ature Of the room should be as cool
also. II properly prepared cream is
plseed in warm churn aud charmed
10 warm apartment what is gained
on cream temperature is partly or ell
tirely lost and the butter will come
more or less soft. THIS ia q mistake
that many people mako who do not
thoroughly understand dairy princi-
pies. They read or learn that cream
must be churned At fifty 1.-Two or ffty-
eight degrees, aud thinking that there
IN must lie all tho secrets of good but
ter-making, ignore or neglect all the
other rcquisites.-Fisld aud Farm.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
Social STUDIES,

To borrow 10 human; 70 forget Ill
about ie4s still more 90.
When man has no faith in human.
ity humanity has NO faith In bin.
All the honey boo gathers during
It's !Ifo dosen't sweetcn its sting.
Some men pray for their daily bread
aud hustle for their nightly chickens.
Tho girl who Listens TO soft nothinEs
hopes they may eventually mean .
great deal.
Iu . conversaiion botwsen husband
iud wife she docs tho talking and he
tho listening.
A literary man olalms 70 have esred
himself OF iusomuiA by rssding poF.
lions of his own work.
Any msn Who imasinsa b could
keep house batter than hi Wits y tesa.
'-h II he eyer mentions Il.
After what the "Yankese pigs" have
done to Spain, Germany viii pndoabt-
qdly fear American pork more than,
ever.
A nsnt curiosity never rivals that
OF . woman until some ono casually
rcuarks that bis namo appeared IN
osterCiAy's paper.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
Colorado and Pros.erity.

AS an indication of the prosperous
conditions prevailing IN Colorado and
contiguous territory, II is worthy Of
note that the Rio Grande earnings fer
the past six months show an increase
of 1887 per cent over those of tho cor
responding six months in 1897. And
when it is remembered that the oarn-
.ngs of 1897 showed quite an iscresse
over those of 1896, the figures become
ioubly significant and gratifying.
The fact of the matter is that Colo.
RADIO for fully two years past has been
upon the upgrade, industriously
speaking. We were last to ieel the
effects Of the general business dcpres-
sion Of 1929, and first to recover
from 1t. We suffered heavily, but
not nearly in proportion to other and
less favored sectione. Sound rcas ons
for these facts may be found In the
substantial aud enduring natuie Of
resources A state that an
nually produces $4,000. 900 in gold,
$l2,0OO, 900 in silver and $l4 100000 in
copper, lead, iron and coal can never
be very disastrously or very long de-
pressed by financial conditions. These
are the staple products Of tho world,
aud their values are less liable TO Auc-
,uations than those Of any other hu-
man commodities.-Denver Times.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
An xxpsasivs Train.

Tho Unlcn Pacida fast Chicago lsain
that pulled out Of Denver Monday ~
tcrnoon was mado ups Of brand D1w
equipment and 10 one Of the lnsst OF
its kind ever run in the West. The
vcstIbuled traiu arrived early this
morning direct from the Wagner
conpanys works. Ills composed Of
, eou. .blpatioa buffet and library car.
combination smoking aud ladlss' car.
,wo luxnriautly farnished slespees.
ono baggage aud one chair ssr. The
cost OF tho traiu was cioss Oh 70 ESQ.,
900.
A number oflocai Union Pacific Of
aelals accompanied ths train =. fAr =
(DmnhA -
North Park union., 1898-09-02
MIDDLE PARK TiMss.

MIDDLE PARk TIMES.
The Walden UNION is again agita,.
Ing tho question OF county division
aud presents somo strong arguments
in support OF the proposition. There
is no reason why North Park should
not have an Independent county or
gaulsation, In comparing North Park
With 0raaA county the UNIon sAyss
"We have almost twice the valuation
aud pay largor amount per mill. aud
yet arc only the tall to kite with no
chance to do anything for ourselves
except by tho grace Of God and an cn-
tire set of strangers ~ officials.
North Park union., 1898-09-02


viii issss aAali for I'll of ~ ~ eaA~
.tAading oousty warrantA issasd Dss-.
sisus 70 January lst. ieeA ohe
presented for rsdsmp,ies. He Aas
the money 70 pay them oil oG and
,hus free the county of IL floating In
debtsduess. When tho law forblddiag
tho county. commissioners 10 issas
~arr anita unless the money wss IN tAs
treasury TO pay them. went into erect.
the floating indebtedness Of the ooun-
~ amounted 70 about eeoyooo. svidsn-
cod by unpaid warrsntA The aossy
ia In the treasury now to pay The lest
dollar OF indsb'sd.esa. and The people
rejoice.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
The Dance At oowd, us

About 20 people gathered At G. u.
Cowdrsy's last Friday svssing In re-
-ponse TO au Invitation 10 . social
dance. From all points Of the eom-
pass thcy camo 10 enjoy an evening Of
pleasure after a season Of toll and the
way they al, indulged In tho art Of
rcrpsichoro showed In every way that
work docs not relax tho muscles nor
.xliuguisb the nerve Of pleasure.
From tho timo promptsr IAapoAa
csliod for partners to . qsadriiis q
uiue o'clock until tho wee sRsl hoars
of Saturday It was one coatInnoas
dance. only the couples on tho Aoor
changed and the music exscsted by
MIR. aud Mrs. Dave Hsndricksoa from
tho strains by StrAuss 10 those Of
Frcyc aud 90 on through the whole
gamut
Shortly alter twelve o'clock sspper
was announced and . lns spread
swaited the guests at the spacioss dIn-
ing room. Ali surely appreciated tho
delicious viands served BY Mssdamesi
Cow drcy aud Blevius from the way
the victuals disappeared and though
20 guests could end room At the tables
it took three settings aud one table to
accomodatc all.
Mr.. Cowdrey, who had 10 60 10
Middle Park tho next day, retired car
iy 70 tAs great dtsappal1slne9t oGseos
Of the 9aesss. We tried % maks =
list Of those prssssl but The eosstsat
intermfngling zoos sseopped ths5
chances for complete liss asd par-
tial one would not do.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
Colorado rrui. At Omaha.

Tho State Horticultural society hos
forwarded another carload Of fruit 70
DO added 10 the dlapiay n tho Omaha
exposition. On septsmbsr s the soci-
cty will scnd another car Of iruii 70 bs
exhibited on Colorado day. Twsuty>
Gvo carloads Of molons will b. shipped
from Rocky Ford ON Colorado day, 70
10 distributed among the visitors %
,l,s expedition. EAsss VIII - uDssous
.or 1000 people. ..
North Park union., 1898-09-02
IH!EE FOR PUBLICATION.
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Denver, Go

Land Office at Denver, Colo,
July 50, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that tho fol-
loWing-named settler has hled notice
Of his intention to make nual proof
in support CT his claim, and that said
proof will be maete before The Reeis-
ter and Receiver at Denver, Colorado.
on Sept. l5. 1895. viz: Homestead en-
try No. l6,s5s Jerome Mathews for
the WI sW. Sec. II, NJ SEA 500. IS,
Ts 8 N. Il 7sW.
He Nn1rcs the follow Ing witnesses
to prove nis continuous residence up
on and cultivation OF said land, viz:
George McFariann. of Walden, Colo.
John X. ODonnslI. Agate,
Daniel II. Callighan," Walden.
James Z. Mathews. Agate,
Z. ID. FORD,
Aug. 8 to Sept. SOS. Register.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
ElR!aE MaN EtlzIlEE
wms MN no u!nHs n YkN
q @ 0AtM g
What the Outside World = saying
About ~ and ours That Comes
Home 70 1oost.

Cattlemcn are waking up. For the
past month they have heen mapping.
with one eys on tho markets, waiting
for the time to get ripc for business.
II seems TO have arrived at last. and
tho shouts OF the cowboy - ho rounds
up tho cattle on the range almost
drown tho noiso OF tho locomotive
whistle o. II snor,s iuto the hills draw
ing long trains OF cmpty stock cars,
which will soon be rolling this wa,
iillcd with lowing herds. There is d
different Dir around tho markets ant.
every ono IL cxpeotant aud anxious TO
have finger In tho pic. Cattlemcn
are confident and buyers arc uneasy
Il Is tho real opening OF the fall bust.
uess, and all the signs arc most propi.
iious for Au active tradc.-Stockm man.
II 10 the opinion Of . largo stock
buyer, feeder aud dealer that the good
prices that now obtain will hold good
for some time. There will bo All un-
usually large demand from Europe foi
American becvos this year. Tho cat
countries OF the far east arc short oI
desirable stock and Europe must de.
pond largely upon th,s country for ii'
trssh asaa. Tts asnsad will rrobab'
ly exceed tho supply. under pressp
conditions, and In that evsnt prices
will. Of course. 60 higher. Altogether
the outlook for The cattle busiuess il
very favorable. The only thing the
stockmen OF tho west havo 10 regre,
10 that conditions have not been su~h
in the last year or two that they could
afford to raise ~ many calves - they
did formerly.-Ficld aud Farm.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
Walden 1armer County. Friday

tanning tho names of good citiseus and
good Republicans. and backed By .
platform which sustains the president
Of the United States and uiaintains the
honor Of tho nag. Silver is vital 10
sue, aud We, - Republicans, propose
to fight for its recognition within our
own party. We do not intend to ioin
with those who preach only dissontent
aud W ho sock TO array Colorado against
tho Union. Wo believe In protection
to American Industries aud American
labor; we are proud 10 be Republicans
aud we look forward with hope aud
confidence TO . re-united and victori-
,ous party,
SENATOR woLoorr's BRILLIANT RE-
I'VE congratulate the people OF the
state upon the brilliant record Of Sen
stor Wolcot,. Wo hereby endorse his
evory official act and pledge him our
earnest support In the future as in the
pust. We commend him for his earn
est efforts In behalf of the diversified
interests of our state. We heartily
congratulate him upon HE abo aud
siAtesmanl!ke advocacy of bimcttalism
as chairman Of the international Mon
etary Commission, aud wo point to
the rumored opening of tho Iadisn
mints ~ au evidence OF what may be
accomplished for bimettalism BY such
rational and statesincnlike efforts, a.
opposed to tho hysterical aud misdi-
recssd efforts of the PopulIst sad Dem.
ocratio parties, which have sought to
link . question Of such worldwide
importance with the vagaries Of green
baokism aud hat mouoy.
I'VE hsasiny welcome All Rspsb.
licsus to join aud cooperate with ,us
iu our efforts 10 emAncipste Colorado
from the misrule Of Popuiists and
Democrats.
"GREELEY w. WHIryoRD,
Chairman,
"AMELIA WILLIAMS,
"RoRERT W. BoNyNaH,
at. G. RAMEY,
"S. 8. DowNER."
North Park union., 1898-09-02
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Denver, Col

Lana OUce NJ DeuVcf, CoIo.,
August l, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that tho fol-
settler has filed notice
Of his intention TO make final proof in
support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Harvey F.
Sturdevsnt, United States Commits
sioper District OF Colorado, At Walden
Colorado on September Is. 1898. viz:
II. a. No, lS,49s of Lena E. Fischer.
formerly Lena E. Butler, Of Butler,
Colo. for tho SET NWt aud WI NWt
Sec &c aud SCI NEi Sec. 27TsN. r
SO w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
aud cultivation Of said land, viz:
John 7. Mitchell OF Butler, Colorado
Silas Haskin
Frauk Newcomb
VIII Latham
@. d. FORD.
Aug. 8 10 Sept. 9-'9s. Register.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
FORT CoI.r.1Ss ARGUS.


Students, who expect to attend col
lcge this fall, are experiencing difiicul-
~ iu finding rooms. A row Of good
tenement houses would prove . pay
ing investment In this city.
Station Agent n. W. Latham in
forms Us that the Gulf road has decid-
ed not to build q new depot In this
city. Now, then We know just where
we stand, and we ask those parties
who have been building that new de-
pot on LAporte avenue to please &c,
their material on tho grounds and
commence CONSTRUCTIONS.
The Berthoud Ncws has boon pur.
chased by VIM. Forgy Of tho Ward
Gazette, who will remove the plant to
Lopgmopt aud start tho third news
paper In that burg. Here's hoping he
may succeed.
Larimer county has more resources
than any other county In tho state.
We raise tho best potatoes. the best
wheat, tho most alfalfa. feed tho most
lambs, produce ~ much garden truck
aud small fruits a. any other county,
aud have mines that are fast taking .
place among the best producers In the
state. whats tho natter with cattle7
North Park union., 1898-09-02
Desert Land, Final Prook-.Notice
For publicsto on,

Desert Land, Final Prook-.Notice
For Publication.
United States Land Office,
Denver, Colo, Aug. l, 1898.
Notice 10 hereby CIV en- that John S.
Sutton Of Rand, Larimer county Colo
RADIO has filed notice Of intention to
mako proof Of his desert land claim
No. s3, for the NWi SW! Sec. 21 T 6
N. II 7s W of the s p. NJ. before Har-
vey +. Sturdcvant US. Commissioner
at Walden. Colo. on Monday, tho 18th
day of September, 1898.
He names the following witnesses
20 provo the complete irrigation aud
reclamation of said land:
John Jurgenscn of Rand, Colorado
Peter Munroe Z"
Mark Baldwin
John w. Welch
G. D.FoRD,
Aug. 8 to Sept. SOS. Register.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
REPUBLICAN, PROSPERITY.

prosperity to our country and to
our state has never blessed Us except
under Republican administrations.
New duties seem to be imposed upon
this nation, new vistas are opening
to us, and ii is a source Of pride aud
qualification that in this history max
ing epoch, fraught with such momcn-
tous consequences to this nation and
to the generations which are to come
after us, the Republican party is in
power. Our president, noble, patriot-
ic and far-seeiuR, commands the affec-
tion and confidence OF every good cit
izen, and we pledge renewed devotion
to our president and our party.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
Fort COLLINS COURIER.

FORT COLLINS COURIER.
A class of thirty -one applicants for
teachers licenses took the required
examination last Friday and Saturday
before Miss Wilson, county superIn-
tcndent,
A large fish was caught In the Big
Thompson river on Thursday Of last
week, weighing 7lbs, and . o. meas
uring z5 In. long and Is In. round.
Mr. Peters Of the Earle Cottage WAS
tho successful angler.
w. F. Watrous raised. this year. $50
bushels of wheat from thirty acres Of
snploughsd aud unirrigated land. A
disc harrow WAS used first on corn
stubble aud then the seed drilled in
and that was all tho cultivation tho
field had. It was not irrigated from
seed time to harvest, and In fact, the
field mover has becn irrigated. Twcn-
ty-seven bushels of wheat TO tho acre
on unploughed and unirrigated Ian d
speaks we'll for the fertility Of Colora-
do soil.
The contest for the United Siatss
scnatorship bstween Hon. Chas. b
Thomas aud Hon. 4. o. Woleott VIII
bo battle royal from beginnisg to
end. They are both brainy mon and
for forensic ability bavs NO sspesiors
10 the state.
Next week county treasurer Youtsey
North Park union., 1898-09-02
"AMELIA WILLIAMS,
"RoRERT W. BoNYNaH,
at. @. RAMEY,
"S. 8. DowNER."
People. Party County Convention

Pursuant to tho action OF the coun-
ty central committee . nominating
convention Of the Peoples Party o
Larimer county, will be held In district
court room, In Fort Collins, on Sstur-
day, September IL, 1898, at the hour Of
eleven o'clock iu tho forenoon. for the
purpose Of placing In nomination eau.
dida.es for State Senator, Represents.
tive, County Judge and County Com
missioner, and for tho purpose oftrans-
acting other business.
The various precincts will be entitl-
cd to representation a. follows;
North Park union., 1898-09-02
A STRAIGHT r1oKrH

"If all the voters Of Colorado regis
ter at tho polls their real convictions
aud are unaffected by preachers Of
calamity and sordid appeals by those
who for the sake Of Office are willing
to fuse parties and principals, We
shall again soc Colorado In the Repub-
licsu column. We pledge the people
of this state to present to them at the
coming election = clean ticket, con-
North Park union., 1898-09-02

Where no other date is named by
the local committee II Is requested
that primaries for the election OF dele
gates to the convention be hold on
Saturday, September 10.
Us. McCLELLAND,
Chairman County Committee.
ROBT. s. FEDDER,
Secretary.
North Park union., 1898-09-02
nIsoLu11oMs N RlPUBLIoA19s
What the Otats osreral COMMITTEES
Has 70 cay 70 the People.

To lot our readers know what the
State Republican 6ea'ral Committee
has to say 70 the electors Of Colorado
We hereby publtsh their resolutions In
full:
North Park union., 1898-09-02

American TOURISTS IN Looa0o Wtthout
Money.
The suspensiou Of the basklng de-
partment Of tho Low Exchange IL
Loudou Aug. n created coustsruatiou
smong many American visitors,
.ome Of whom sre consequently lsft
without . penny. Ladies' are oontin-
uously applying At the exchange for
money aud to tho American embassy
tor advice.
North Park union., 1898-09-02

Ono Senator,
Quo Representative,
One Judge Of the County Court,
Que County Commissioner.
The convention will also transact
any other business which may proper
iy be brought before 1t.
The several precincts Of the County
will be entitled to representation In
North Park union., 1898-09-02
silver Republican County Convention

Notice is hereby given that . con-
ventiou of delegates representing the
Silver Republican party In Larimer
County is hereby called to meet at the
Opera House in Fort Collins. Colo. on
Saturday, September 18th, 1898, at the
hour OF IL q. m. for tho purpose Of
placing in nomlnation candidates to be
voted for at tho nsxt general election
for tho following county officers, to-
wif.
North Park union., 1898-09-02

Laramie to Omaha 10 . niis sse>
tembsr 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-09
COUNTERFEIT TEN DOLLAR NOTE
IL is of the Series OF 1880 and is More
Than Ordinarily Well Executed

WASHINGTON. July S.-rhe Treasury
Department has received new counter
felt ten-dolar note. which is rather dan
gerous The note came from Mr.. John
Holler. Of New York. Its description is
as follows:
Series Of 1850: check letter C: plate num-
Der s. J. Fount Tillman. Register. ID. ~
Morgan. Treasurer; small scailopsd car
snine zeal; portrait OF Webster.
IL is apparently printed from photo-me-
chanlcal plates more than ordinarily well
executed, on two pieces OF paper pasted
together between which silk threads
have been distributed. The numbering
OF the note IS OF fairly good color. but
out OF alignment. and tho figures are
poorly formed. The white outlines OF the
photographed original numbers can be
nscerned beneath the counterfeit. The
seal is too dark. being red instead %
sight carmine. The back OF the note has
y good general appearance. hut much OF
tho lathe work IS blurred and indistinct.
ahe silk threads used are too heavy and
not well distributed. The number OF the
note az hand Is Ai32770s4 This counter
felt Is we'll calculated 20 deceive persons
not expert. No attempt has been made
10 doctor or give the note the appear
ance Of age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MAnKEr.

NEW YORK, July S.-FLOUR-Better
inquiry and steadier undertone.
RYE FLOUR-Duli.
CORNMEAL-steady; yellow western,
zoe.
RICE-Firm: No. .. SIC.
BARLEY-DulI, feeding. 33llc.; barley
WHEAT-spot firm; No red. 91isc.
Options opened steady and later de.el-
oped considerable strength. particularly
on near months. which reflected scarcity
OF cash property and lght western re-
celpis RaRins in harvest districts and
bulllsh estimates Of worlds reserves also
had "A helpful effect Closed ha3c. high
er. No. red. July, closed az s5c.. Sep
TENDER closed at 133sc; December closed
at 1910. .-..-..-
Options opened steady ana advanced on
wet weather West but was later affected
by realizing and closed unchanged; July
closed 40 364c; September closed "a
37hc.; December closed at 5slsc.
OATs-SpOt firmer, No. 2, INC. OPP
tions duh but nrmer. with cash property
closing about lie. higher; July closed al
&c
BEEF-Quiet.
cur MEATS STEADY; picked bellies.
Sj37i407; do shoulders, S42j; do. hams,
LARD Steady; western steamed. 500;
July Sj72. nominal Refined quiet
BTTTER-Vcry firm: creamery. 1874
17c: factory. 110123,c.; Elclns. lie: I'M
tation creamery, l2glil2c.t state dairy
12L4lGc.
CHEESE-Dull: large white. G7sW1c.
EGGS-Very firm; state and Pennsyl-
vania. 12d12iec.. western. 12iaIl3c.
POTATOES Firm. new SZl'45.
COTTON-SEED OIIl-Weak. prime
crude. 1SQisi.c.; do yellow, 230 23i4c.
PETROLEUM-Quiet.
ROSiN-Steady.
TURPENTINE-Quie
RICE-Steady.
CABBAGE Stronger; Long Island, sc.
0Si per barrel
COFFEE-Opti0ns steady AZ unchanged
prices 20 > points advance. ruled inactive
and featureless. no outside speculative
interest whatever: local traders afraid 20
sell on account Of low prices. while biz
stocks and fine crop prospects checks
buying: spot inquiry entirely confined 10
small parcels. closed quiet unchanged 90
points higher. sales $50 bags. incluq-
ing December al S5sO and March az Sc.
Spot-Rio duh and nominal: No. invoice.
81. 1917: No iobbing. Csc. mild inactive,
Cordova. SSJ0d1j.
sUGAR-Raw dun but steady; fair re-
fning 3igc; centrifugal 95 test, $40
Refined steady.