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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
WOMAN'S WORLD.
A CHARMING YOUNG WOMAN WHO
HAS BEEN VERY UNFORTUNATE.

A Discouraged Reformer--a Newspaper
Run by Women-A Talented Woman
Artist--warning For Frivolous Girls.
The Fetching Sunbonnet.
The charming Princess Marie Of
Greece, now the only surviving daugh.
ter of King George and Queen Olga and
niece of the Princess Of Wales, should
lust now be the object of much sympa-
thy and pity. Two years ago no girls
future could have looked brighter than
hers, engaged as she was to the man Of
her ohoice-a true love match-the
handsome Grand Duke George Of Rms
STA, and her marriage had already been
txed Then came the disastrous Turk
sh war, when the poor princess mar
riage had Of course to be indefinitely
postponed, while in spite Of all her
charitable efforts this kind hearted girl
was publicly insulted in the streets Of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
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FOR POTATO GROWERS.
Description of n Digger and Marker
which Does All the work of
"a Costly Implement.

Those not fortunate enough to be
provided with manufactured potato
diggers and planters may find saving
of labor in using the tool here illus
trated. A A, shafts; b, singletree (may
be left out for sake of cleanliness);
CCC, braces; l. d. handles; e e, legs;
+ +, pillow shovels.
The frame is locally called go
devil" and is used also in marking out
for corn. To adapt it for use in potato
field make mine to mark rows 30
inches apart. On the end of the legs,
+ z, bolt pillow shovels + f. Shovels
from singleshovel plows are much bet
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.

Clean culture gives the best returns.
Mildew is one sign of an exhausted
soil.
Moss on trees is an evidence Of lack
of thrift.
Scattering salt under pear trees less
ems blight
Examine the apple trees carefully
now for borers.
One can always find moisture under
heavy mulch.
Trees must be fed just the same as
any other plant
For currant worms dust the foliage
with white hellebore.
Sunlight is essential to the produc-
tiou of well-colored fruit.
When an apple or pear is matured IL
readily parts from the tree.
1t is an exceptional case when it is
best TO cultivate at this time.
When q tree is weak or old the top
dies or makes feeble growth.
Feebe-growing and unhealthy trees
are largely the result of poor soil.
With fruit maturity is a distinct
stage, and ripeness or mellowness an
other.
One advantage with raspberries is
that they are almost sure crop and
sell AT fair prices.
The finest varieties of fruit are the
most difficult to produce and the most
uncertain to bear.
Stop allcultvation in the orchard and
among the small fruits in time for the
new growth to ripen.
One advantage with early budding IL
that if they fail to grow the operation
may be done over.-St. Louis Republic.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
Irritating.

mo-" said her father, sternly. 81
do not like the young man. have not
liked him since l heard him singing
the other night"
but you surely cannot be prejudieed
against him because of his music"
at wasn't the music. 1t was the
words. The way he sang about stand
ing on the bridge at midnight filled me
with such desire to take him by the
heels and heave him over the railing
that it made me positively nervous
Detroit Free Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
P0i41Dl.s @:5:B.zal::z.' =
,|bN(Ipp0VIEIAEN
TROLLEY FARM WAGON.
May Eventually Lead to
Great Things.

Agreat many different schemes have
been proposed, and some OF them have
been tried, for lcsseuing the work of
carting farm produce into town. The
traction engine is used for that pur-
pose TO a considerable extent in Eng
land. although in America very little
hauling is done Herewith. Then
again there has been a good deal of
talk about laying broad, guttered rails
on the common highway for the wheels
Of the ordinary wagon to run in. This
is rather more popular idea, aud has
a promising future in our own coun-
try.
In some parts of the United States
there are trolley lines reaching out
through the rural regions and carry
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
MIssouri Corporation Fees.

jefferson City, Mo-, Sept. Follow
ing is a statement of state fees and tax
on corporations received during the
month of August, and turned into the
state treasury by Secretary of State
Lesueur: Notarial commissions, S475;
miscellaneous fees, 500. 30; tax on cap
ital of domestic corporations, 81, s05;
tax on capital of foreign corporations,
1925; land department fees, $40; re-
cording railroad contracts, Ss5. 40; fees
for examining banks, $3.50. 80; total,
SB 76S ar
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
MISSOURI RAILWAY TAXES.
The state Board of Equalization Fixes the
Assessment OF Railroad, Bridge and
Telegraph Property.

jefferson City, Mo-, Sept State
Auditor Seibert has just completed
the work OF tabulating and apportion-
ing the values fixed by the state board
of equalization upon railroad, bridge
and telegraph property for taxes of
1898. The aggregate value of the sew
eral classes is as follows:
Steam railroads. 1854 Gao miles. $40, 0l2 926O7
railroads other than steam, - .7sI; miles, 49,
s07, ia 10: bridges. 81 725. O0l: telegraph lines
81 514 594 a.; private car lines u, ssi200 Total
sol. 643 s04 The aggregate assessment by the
board for taxes OF 1897 amounted to $40, 436-
$685. The assessment for taxes OF 1898 in-
rludes for the first time, the value OF street
railroads heretofore assessed by the local au-
4hOritipS
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
Iowa Repub,,oaDs Meet.

Dubuque, Ia, Sept The repub-
lican state convention met at II o'clock
to-day. Congressman Lacey is tempo
rary chairman. Senator Gear Is
chairman of the platform committee
and he and Senator Allison will frame
that portion of the resolutions refer
ing to national affairs, stating the adj
ministration's ideas with some con-
siderable degree of authority, espe-
pecially in matters concerning the
conduct of the war and disposition OF
connnered territory.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
STONE BASE FOR WINDMILL TOWER.

the tower posts. The wooden pump
platform can, AT any time, be removed
if necessary for repairs.
This solid platform of masonry is
easily built from stones so often found
on prairie farms. 1t improves the APP
pearance of the premises and adds to
the strength of the tower. 1t also
keeps all vermin, as toads, mice, etc,
out Of the well.--Orange Judd Farmer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
Experiment.. with strawberries.

An Ohio farmer who always had
plenty of strawberries did not reset his
patch oftener than once in seven or
eight years. He made the soil very rich
before setting the plants. As soon as
the first crop was off he trained the
runners into the spaces between the
rows and late in the fall plowed the
old rows out. turning the burrows over
the new plants, afterward raking the
soil off them and back into the fur
rows, This plowed space was then ma
nured and cultivated during the fall
until the weed seeds in the manure
had sprouted and had been killed.
When freezing weather came the
patch was mulched with straw and the
next season there was good crop on
it. THIS operation may he repeated
indefinitely.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
But Few Kansans Apply for Relief

Topeka, Kan. Sept. Up to to-day
only 81 petitions have been filed in the
state OF Kansas by persons desiring to
be declared bankrupt 1t is said that
this is the smallest number in any
state in the union in proportion to
population. 1t was expected that 800
applications would be filed the first
month
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
rwo severe nattIes In ChInn.

London, Sept. IA special dispatch
from Shanghai says: "The Chinese
troops, it is reported, have
been defeated in two pitched battles
during the last ten days by the Kwang
81 rebels, losing 5000 men, The rebels
are said to number 90. 000."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
All Ahsentecs Must Rcport.

Washington, Sept. 1.-The war de-
partment issued a general order di-
recting all men absent from their
posts to report their whereabouts and
reasons for absence by letter to their
company and regimental commanders.
All soldiers sick and wounded who
have been granted furloughs are en-
titled to transportation to and from
thnir homes
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
Greater vienna.

The Austrian government has en-
larged the boundaries of Vienna to such
an extent that the metropolitan area is
now half as large as London, twice as
large as Paris, and three times as large
as Berlin.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
A Newspaper Run by Women.

\ Jew brilliant Frenchwomen have
dipped all records in newspaper max
= Thy have not only given Paris "a
ttw daily, but in Less than two months
rl,er the first issue made their luper a
, aying investment.
Ge name Of the paper / lie
D., lis existence II due e. .ns
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
COVERING FOR A WELL.
stone Base for Windmill Tower
which Greatly Improves the
Looks of the Premises.

The accompanying illustration rep
resents an easily constructed platform
for base of windmill tower. 1t is a
square platform built OF stone and
mortar. about IA feet high, enclosing
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
Havnna Mne. to ne Removed.

Washington, Sept 1.-The French
ambassador acting for the Spanish
government has notified the state de-
partment that orders have been issued
to Spanish authorities at Havana to
remove the mines and other obstruc-
tions in that harbor as rapidly as pos
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09

Eight Churches on One side.
Eight churches have stood on the
tite Of st. Paul's cathedral in London.
The first one was built in the year 223.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
schIeY Has Sow Command.

Washington, Sept. l. - Admiral
Schley has been selected to command
the Pacific squadron upon the retire.
ment of Admiral Miller about the
middle of October, II the Porto Rican
commission finishes its labors by that
time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-09
BROAD-TIRE WAGONS.
Exhaustive Tests show Them 10 he
Infinitely Superior to the
Narrow Variety,

The use of the bicycle is affording an
Illustration of the operation Of the
broad-tired vehicles in keeping rond-
WAYS in good condition. This illustrR~
, 1898-07-16

Ordinance Of this date it is hereby
made known that the application
should contain accurate information
on the following points:
/. The amount of advances solicited,
.. The number If acres in plants aud The
total number Of uores in cane for the crop
of 1899.
3. The number IF lnbonrers.
4, The quantity Of supplies required by
the month.
8. In cases where the consent Of TIL" Mott
gageholdels to the granting of bureau
security should be requisite the opl'Iica-
ton should be accompanied by s%'lhstnn-
tial evidence that such consent las been
acquired.
Government Of the Danish West India
Islands, ST. Croix, the 18th July 1898.
HEDEMAN
LimPr'cht.
, 1898-07-16
Translation.
Publication.

IT is hereby made known, that as the exist
ing tariff OF postage on Money Orders
drawn in the Danish West India Islands on
England aud Countries transit England.
rominally 800, has proved insufficient to
cover the charges on the liquidation of every
individual order, the said tariff will by
order of the Ministry Of Finances, from the
1st October a. C. be- raised by 3oIe, in such
q manner h 1t it will he charged Mt the rate
Of S4oIo on the amounts paid in, fractions of
q Dollar to be considered as one Dollar, and
that 20 cents remains as minimum Of postage.
Government, ST. CrOix, the 18th July
1898.
For the GoUernOr,
LIMPRICHT.
, 1898-07-16
Bekjenatgjorelse

net bekjerdtgjsres henved, at da den nu-
~ei@ldende Taxi for Udstedelse af Postan.
visninger fra dansk vestindien til Og transit
England, nominelt 800 h"r visit sig utiI-
strakkelig til i ethvert eakelt Tilf@lde at
ao.kke de med Likvidationen forbundne On
kostniuger vii, efter Finantsministeriets
.Cl6l,, fra cen 1ste (ktdu d. A. at legne
, 1898-07-16
OFFICIAL NOTICES.


TIL Iagttagelse for saadanne Per-
soner, som MATTE Vile andrage
om Fofstr@kninger fra Imnligra-
t~ionsfondet i Henhold til Forel0big
Anordning af Days Dato, bekjendt-
gi0res det herved, at Andragendet
Dor indeholde n0jagtig O%plysning
ON f0lgende Punkter.
/. Belpbet af den 6nskede F~orstr@kning,
2. Antallet of Acres j Plaute'0r og Total
Antallet af Acres R6r til Host 1899,
8. Antallet af Arbejdere,
A., Den for en- Manned fornSdne Mengde nj
Plantageforncdenheder,
8. Hvor Pante- Kreditorernes Samtykke
MATTE we're npdvendigt, for at Bnrenu-
Sikkerhed kan gives, maa Bevls for
Meddelelse at saadant Snmtykke folge.
Gouvsrnementet for de dansk ,~vestindiske
Dor. st. Croix, den l3de JUL 1898.
HEDEMANN.
Limpricht.
, 1898-07-16

PROVISIONAL ORDINANCE
authorizing the Government #
the Danish West India Islands
TO dispose Of al amount not
exceeding S28. 900 OF the means
belonging 70 the s.. Cro'x I'M
migration Fund for the purpose
Of granting advances 10 owners
Of land in St. Croix III order to
enable them to Continue the
cultivation of the Sugar one.
18th July 1898.
, 1898-07-16
Limpricht.
Translation
PUBLICATION.

tPOR the observance of such par
ties as may wish to apply for
advances from the immigration
Fund in conformity to Provisional
, 1898-07-16

bcmeldte Taxi blive f~orlojet med 40Io. Sa"'
ledes at den orl@gges mel 500 af Diet for
Anvlsniugen indbetalte Belob, med Afrund-
ing opefter dog med rs cents som Minimum
af Porto.
Gouve.ncmentet St. Croix, den lite Juli
1898.
p. g. J..
LIMPRICHT.
, 1898-07-16
Carl Emil Hedemann,
Gouverneur for de donsk. ~ssstiDdi'ke Der,
Ridder af Danne0roge Og DGnnebrO9sma"d,

1AJOR l Kraft af Colonialloven af 27de
N November 1868 5 3, har. jeg f~orelobieen stadfestet fol
Sende Of Colonialraadet for St. Croix %vedtagne An
ordning:
Gouverncmontet for de dnnsk;vesundisks Ger bemy"digo' ii,
Tidarummet fra lse August indtil Site October 1898 at "nvende lndtll
"a 600 af St { roix Immlgnhonsfonds- Midler til ut yde J'rdeier0
vnaa 81. Oroix Fortrekninger Ill Vedligeholdehe NJ SnkkerIorsdyrk-
rsInOen mod der we'd PlAcaten ai l4de Mai 1928, Off. Acknowledgements
2Ade Jni 1849 og lode Februar 1873, hjemlede Fortri"Sret HoSt""
no mn foru0dent mod saadan amden observation-disclosures ira lie laa-
0iHaIdende Laantqg e,e, som under dc forhannden v@rende ForhoId mantle
ensees Widest gorende, under IAgttNgehe af de ut Gonvern"mentet.
efar la forudgnaet Over eiese med Colonialraadet, under 22de Jun
1895 Civnen ermere Regler vedkommende EOrstr@kninger Henhold
Ill dn af Kongen under 20de September 1895 st"dt@stede b'eIoblge
Annd ~ 921e 1uli 1896. SAINT til Tilsrummet fra lMe November
1898 indtil 3lto Marts 1899 yderigere at anve"de IndhI $4,000 al
m Fonds Mider samme 0emed og mod Snmme Sikkerhed, under
Ivuapelse ne de M Gouvernementet efter da forndSaaet Overy'+!se
med Oolonialraadet under 2den November 1891 givne nermero R"Eier
v.3kommende Forstrekninger lenhold Ill den of KOngen under
lode Februar 1892 stadfmstede forel6bige Anordning of Eden November
, 1898-07-16


NAL Council for st. CrOix:
The Government of the Danish West India ISlands is authorized
to dispose during the period from the 1t August to the Sst October
1898 of an amount not exceeding $4,000 of the means belonging to the
St Oroix immigration Fund, for the purpose Of granting advances
10 owners of land in St. Crox in older to enable item to continue the
cultivation of the Sugar Cane against the pr+feremtil cain and security
in the crop established by PLacaId of lth My 1923 rfr Ordinances
Of 2Ist june l80 and 18th February 1878. and II necessary, AGAINST
such further security from the parties concerned IS under existing
iroums may be considered satisfactory. conditional upon the
observance ofthe detailed rules givon by the Government under date OF
20rd July 1898 after previous deliberation with the Colonial Council
bI virtue of Provisional Ordinance Of 22nl July 1895, sanctioned Ivy
tie King under date Of 2Oh September 1895; further to dispose. during
the neriod from the LIST November 1898 to the 3lst March 1899, OF an
amount not exceeding $4,000 of the means belonging to the same
Fnud. for the san purpose and against the same security, conditional
mon the observance of the detailed rules given by the Government
under date Of End November 1897 after previous dehberhtl"n with
the Colonial Council by virtue Of Provisional Ordinance OF End N"vem'
Der 1891, sanctioned by the King under date OF 18th February 1892.
TO which all concerned have to conform.
Government of the Danish West Indie Islands,
St. Croix, tue 18th July 1898.
Under my Hand and the Seal of Government.
HEDEMA
IS
, 1898-07-16
Translation.
Carl Emil HCdemann,
Governor Of the Danish West l"d'a I''o"d''
Colonel,
Colonel,
Knig6: of Danvebrogs and DoHneOrOg'm"nd-

MAKES KNOWN: BY virtue of : 3 Of the Colonial
lM Law of 9th November 1868 | have Professionally
sanctioned the following Ordinance, adopted by the Colo
NAL Council for st. Croix:
, 1898-07-16

Limpr'cht.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-10-04

year of grace as the leading exponent
of the declaration of party faith by the
democratic national convention of
1885, says to him, the sharks and
harpies of Wall street, who have been
out of business since the resumption of
specie payment, have again swung their
| sign to the breeze and they advertise
gold for sale. Our foreign creditor
goes up that historic street, sells his
silver and buys his gold. He can get it
no where else. He is determined to
have gold. He pays a premium. do
not care whether that premium be
much or little, whether it be 5 per cent
or 10 per cent; / do know that so soon
as the daily press announces that gold
has gone to premium among the
sharks and harpies of Wall street,
that there isn't man in this audience,
nor an adherent of the Chicago plat
form, SO patriotic that he would pay
out $40 gold piece in liquidation of a
$50 debt. Every one of us, and every one
of them, would send our $50 gold pieces
to the sharks and harpies of Wall
street and get our premium; and this
would result in retiring from circula-
ton every dollar of gold now in circu-
lation beneath the stars and stripes.
1t would also result in bringing to this
country by the first ship every bond
every mortgage, every certificate of
stock, which is held abroad, and it
would be put on the market for sale as
soon as possible. The man who owed a
debt, who had a mortgage on his home,
would find that debt OF mortgage in che
hands of the collector as soon as due.
The volume of our currency would be
thus decreased to the extent of our
gold, and if Governor Altgeld's position
be true that the volume of currency de-
termines the value of property, then
with the gold retired, there would be
little demand, low prices, no sale, but
utter ruin. Not only would the gold be
retired, but the purchasing power of
the silver dollar would drop to the bull
lion value of the metal of which it is
composed, and we would not then have
in circulation $1,000, 600, 100000. every
dollar worth in the debt paying and
purchasing power 1858 grains of stan
dard gold, but we would have two
thirds thereof, in round numbers, the
purchasing power of which would be the
equivalent of 412s grains of standard
silver. The volume of our currency
would shrink one-half. At the end of
twenty-fou hours from the time the
Chicago platform goes into effect, we
find ourselves doing business with a
volume of currency, the purchasing
power of which would be only one
third of what we now have.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-10-04

1 GQ6lQ. however, CuuS DOlQ anu uIlSup
ported, but shall address myself for {
few minutes to those mostly which af
ford reason for the faith l claim.
''The Chicago platform not only an
nounced that silver shall be received al
the minis of the United States for fret
and unlimited coinage at the ratio Of
sixteen to one with gold. but it also i'm
plies that this silver when coined shall
be permitted to find its own level, and
to circulate at its bullion value. The
silver dollar that now circulates main
taines its parity with gold mainly be
cause of the following declaration in
the act of July IA, 1890: The secretary
Of the treasury shall, under such reg.
ulations as he may describe, redeem
such notes, (referring to silver certif-
cates) in gold or silver coin, at his dis
erection, it being the established policy
of the United States to maintain the
two metals on parity with each other.
There are other provisions of law and
declarations of the secretary of the
treasury, which, together with the
avowed and we'll sustained policy of a
long list of illustrations chief execu-
tives of the nation, have inspired and
created universal confidence, that come
what may, the government will, if nee
essary, redeem every dollar of paper
and every dollar of silver, in gold.
Mayor Harrison refers to the sharks
and harpies of Wall street, and their
manipulation of our money. The Chi
cago platform proposes course which
will, contend, give the Wall street
broker an opportunity to control our
money. Suppose foreigner brings to
this country coin obligation of the
government. He presents it to the
United States treasury. He is there
told that the Chicago platform is now
in force, and that he will be compelled
to accept silver for his bond, for his
greenback, for his coupon. The man
OcMuIS. I10 says. WOuiu IdUuoI
have gold Yes, says the treasurer,
but we have the option to pay you in
either coin we please. We have had
that option for years, but we have per-
mitted you to take your choice. We
have always declared to you that one
kind of money was as good as the other,
and in proof of our statement that one
was as good as the other, and the other
as good as one, we have given you your
choice. Now we declare to you that
one is as good as the other, but you will
be compelled to take the one, and we
will keep our gold. The foreign cred
itor has no right to complain. 1t is so
in the bond. Silver is coin,
but he does deign to ask where he can
get gold for his silver. And this man
who is referred to in the platform of
the democratic party of Illinois in this
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-10-04
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

New York. Oct 8.
FLOUR-Moderate demand and steady.
WHEAT-Weaker and lower October.
62A@6Skc; December. 61k@61Mc; May,
6s1s@631zc.
CoRN-Dull and easy. October, 2sAc:
December. 2s@2sAc; May. 31A@al%c.
OATS-Easier. No. 2 cash, 1c: Decem-
Der. 2O1s@20Ac; May. 22A@22hc.
RYE-Was firm. No. 2 cash. 451kc; No. 8.
44A@45c, and No. 4, 1910. October qlAotable
at 44Ac. and May at 44Ac.
BARLEY-Steady and fair SALE Feed.
SS9S34c; Low grade mailing, A@35c: fair
70 good mailing. 36@S9c. and choice to
fancy. 40@44c.
PORK. LARD AND R1Bs-Easier. Janu-
ary pork. $500 to $9.021k@9O5, back to So.
January lard. sAS21A@4.S5, to ASST. OF ITO to
hS2. January ribs at $4.65D4671 to $465.
POTATOES-Demand moderate. Pur-
banks. Hebrons and Peerless. 30@32c: Rose
and early Ohios. z7@3Oc.
EGGS-Firm. Eggs. loss of, GASES re.
turned, were sold at 1Ag141ac, and cold
storage eggs at 120l3c, depending ON quail
tty.
BUTTER = Steady and unchanged.
Creameries. 13@1shc; dairies. 12Ql7c.
LIVE POULTRY-Weak and lower.
Turkeys 7@11c; Chickens b@71hc: Ducks.
6@7c per pound; Geese. $30006.O0 per dozen.
- New York. Oct. 8.
BUTTER-Steady. Western creamery.
l53s@2O1sc; Elgins. 2014c: factory. l1A6
l4Ac; imitation do, 13017c.
CHEESE = Quiet. Large white. SIC:
small white. $4,000; large colored sic:
small colored. SA@9c.
realistically. Western. 17hc.