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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-04
Commissioners Proceedings
Set Aside.

The case of P. C. Calder ct al VS..
Louisa Cole ct al was heard by Probate
Judge Rood yesterday, 1t was an ap-
peal from the order of the County
Commissioners, establishing a road
in Dunham township. Judge Rood set
aside the proceedings of the Commits
sioners and review was ordered.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-04
Two Good Scores.

Shortly after the ladies had left the
Power Hall Bowling Alleys yesterday,
a member of the Unique Club bowled a
splendid game, making 2S7. Bowling
has evidently caught on to stay Soon
after this another young man stepped
in and bowled 234.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-04

Two million Americans suffer the
torturing pangs of dyspepsia. No
need to- Burdock Blood Bitters cures,
At any drug store.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-04
Marriage License.

Isaac N. Cross. 29, and Rachel
Birch, 25. Ludlow township. Rev
Hurbert Smith.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-04

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup never disap-
points those who use it for obstinate cough. :
colds, and irritatous Of the throat and lun~7.
1t stands uurivaled as a remedy for throat n
luog diseases sold 10y all druggists al u
cents
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-04
Take in Time, TOIu-Pine.

Take in Time, TOlu-PinN.
That tickling cough will kill in time
If not knocked off with Tolu-Pine.
For hacking coughs that irritate
Tolu-Plne Is the stuff to take.
Say, Tolu-Plne will soon get rid
OF the wheezy cough Of the phbhlsls
kid.
To loosen the cough that is hoarse and
tight
Tolu-Plne Is always right.
The only good there's in this rhyme
Is to catch and hold your eyes in line,
That you may know that now's the
time
To stop that cough with Tolu-Pine.
Coughs that come with whee-whee-
wheeze
Tolu-Pine gives quickest ease.
Come home. her, come home,
When the clock %. ie college strikes
nine,
And don't fail to bring
One particular thing
That's Richardson's Tolu-Pine.
A bit OF doggerel now and then
Gets twisted in fellows pen
And seems to kink right into rhyme
With-stop that cough take Tolu-Pine.
Price 25e. Five bottles, ST.
Yours Respectfully,
WILL RICHARDSON.
'-hone SO The Cut-Rate Druggist
l27 Greene Street
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-04

Think OF a
woman being
sick and suf
fering six
ye ars when
she IN g II t
iave been well
all that time !
Think of her
ia king the
treatment of
four doctors
and getting no
better.
Think of the
pain she en-
dured of the
uselessness of
her life In
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-04

Phone 3SO-C. & P. Coal Co,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-18


Mrs. Lounsberry, and by way of
introducing her audience to the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, read an extract from the
constitution of the society, setting
forth it's principles and purposes.
She then gave brief history of
it's origin and growth, mentioned
the names of a number of real rev.
olutionary daughters still living,
and paid tribute to the memories
of the brave men who in the long
ago battled fearlessly for Ameri-
can independence and liberty.
The society has a membership of
$1,000, all lineal descendants of
the men who fought in the war of
l776, and aims to perpetuate the
memory of those who took part in
the memorable struggle for nation
al freedom, restore and build mon-
uments that testify to their hero
ism and fidelity, and encourage
patriotism and love of country. 1t
was an eloquent address, not long,
but bore well the marks of literary
talent and skill in it's preparation.
Mrs. Holley's address was beau
tifully supplemented by that pa
triotic selection. "The Red, White
and Blue" put on the stage in a
most effective manner, Miss Lind
sey, the soloist, Immediately in
the front, fanked by the Jubilee
singers in line and directly back
Of them the Indian brass band in
their handsome uniform of red and
gold, making most charming and
effective tableau vivant, and rep
resenting three races standing un-
der our common flag.
Let no one forget that Robert
Mcintyre, the great lecturer will
speak at the Auditorium this ev-
ening on the subject, "Buttoned
up People"
The following lost articles have
been found and left at Secretary
LaRue's tent for the owners:
Lady's pocketbook, pair spectacles,
2 cuff buttons, stone from watch
charm, Tam O'Shanter, lady's
jacket, apron, Indian club, I. 0. O..
F. pin, lady's sack and several
handkerchief's.
The Royal Neighbors, the Fluer
de Lis and the Metropolitan Club
will unite in giving grand fare
we'll party next Monday evening to
Mr.. Allie M. Bond, who is soon to
leave North Dakota to try his for
tune in another state. The func-
ton will be held in Reid's restaur-
ant, on the Chautauqua grounds,
and the invitations will be issued
by the oracle and vice oracle of
the Royal Neighbors and the pres
idents of the Flue de Lis and
Metropolitan clubs. The Indian
orchestra has been engaged to play
during the evening and very
pleasant time is anticipated. A
small admission fee to provide
funds for paying for the music
will be charged. All Woodmen
and Royal Neighbors are invited.
Rev. Robert Mcintyre, the great
platform orator, who is to speak
tonightand tomorrow night, ar
rived last evening.
Lieut.. Hildredth, of Fargo, who
is to talk about the Philippines
this afternoon has been on the
grounds all day long. He came
last night.
A. j. Carver, editor and publish
er of the Benson County News,
who has been tenting on the
grounds for some time, is in poor
health. He notes an improve
ment IN his condition, however,
and believes that he has derived
material benefit from his stay on
the shores of North Dakota's
great inland sea-.
NJ L.L IL
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-18

Continued on second. page.
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fiji, State VI {. 4

liz stat Executive 'r;'iuiltr. ni
the Sou'l! taiolnl luln.. irn's. ii:i
tan Association has nc,, pl,d an inil
tatl"n from The citizen, ui ri,cnw"o,i.
). e.. to hold th'ir nr>i annual CON
vcniion in that prosperous cpmnnuni-
~.
The twenty third Animal State Con
vcnion Of the South Carolina Young
Men, Christian Associations viii con
vcnc on Thursday afternoon. Feb. x,
l?oO. and continue through sunday,
Feb. |.
1t is confidently expected that the
Kailroads will grant the usual reduced
rates. The citizen Of Greenwood will
entertain all delegates.
We cordially invite the Christian
ncn of the State, whether members Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
or not, 10 attend this Convention. \
letter from your pastor will cntitlc You
to Il delegates credentials
We are planning for helpful Con
vcntion; an excellent program, Is being
prepared and will be announced later.
Let ils come together in the spirit Of
prayer and may this be the time when
our faith shall be strcngi hcIcd and
our spiritual lives uuickcncd.
Sunday, Feb. 1th, will be observed rs
Young Mems Day, and we earnestly re-
quest the prayers of all Christian pcO-
pie on his day. Will you not join with
the other Christian people of our State
OH this day and pray for Il mighty out
pouring OF the Holy Spirit upon this
gathering of Christian workers.
Yours very fratcrnally,
JAMES ALLAN, JK., Chairman.
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A Confederate Reunion.
GLOBE, s. G., January Is, 1900.

GLOBE, s. g., January -, 1900.
MIR. EDITOR: 1t was the privilege
and pleasure Of tllewriter TO be invited
to Ii reunion OF Confederate Veterans
on the Goth Of December, 1890, ut the
homo Of cOmrade J. Oliver McLain
in honor of his brother, A. H. McI.ain,
now of 1tawamDa County, Mississippi.
The brothers had not seen each other
in more than thirty years. When
meeting each other mt the station
(Honen Path,) they were introduced to
each other rs though they were perfect
strangers. They had passed each 9th
er without recognition.
OF course, they being members of
Co. |, 10Th S. G. ". the majority Of the
"Johnnics present at this reunion
were of the gallant Regiment, but the
eth 5. {. w., lst S. G.. ". 2ond Missis-
sippi and 11th Tennessee were also re-
presented.
The time passed pleasantly in rclat-
ing amusing us well as thrilling incl
dents which occurred in the Army of
Northern Virginia as we'll as the Army
of Tennessee. Among the thrilling
ones was the charge of the gallant
division under that brave Irisnan,
Major General Pat Clcburnr, at Frank
lin. Tennessee. Gen. Clcburne was
shot down as llc wascroSsing the breast
works OF he enemy. The incident of
General Il. T.. Lee Offering to lead
Gregg : Texas Brigade intothc Wilder
ness on May 9Th, 1861. WAS told al soc
"nd hand from one of he Texas braves.
The rlargr oi the Alabama Brigade,
W llr"NS. led by the dasl,ing South
Cai"linan. General Perrin. in II seem
| in"ly VAIN attempt to stem the tide of
| hattl on the same day. together with
the terrible onslaught caused bv Ben
| hlnS feorElan>. were referred TO.
Several anusin" incidents were re-
| lated. when our host insisted that we
should now rartakc of his hospitality.
| y Confederate never needed u srrond
invitation to where he could cnjm the
creature comforts.
The sumptuons rcpast brought TO the
mind OF one present IL dinner ON thc
lines near the Star Fort. ut PETERSBURG
which cost him seventeen dollars in
.ar.! earned cash. !!;' ;i:isiatr,i the
facts at the table, when the conra,lc of
the oand Mississippi said, Il guess |
have Just eaten seventeen tollars
worth" The crcply was promptly made.
"No. 50, only thirty-fo dollars
worth.
The dinner brought to mind another
dinner prepared by loving hands. by
the patriotic ladies Of Richmond, VA,
Il Christmas dinner for General Lees
Army, the writer's share of which was
only three bites Of the dail, meat of Il
turkey. We took the intent of the Ia
dies i'll good faith and exclaimed, God
bless the ladies Of Richmond"
The wish was expressed ON parting,
"1lay we all answer promptly to our
names ut the final roll call up yondcr." 2"
May this not be the last reunion.
JOHN \. ROBiNsON,
Adjutant Camp A. j. I.ythgr, No.
1876, &C. V.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

NN Sale,lny III February will sell ut
~ Anderson, :. Z to tho highest bid
der tho Charley Simpson place, contain
ill.,. eighty acres, more or less, just out
Hite ot City limits, and near Orr Mill.
G. {. Simpson paid $4,000 for it several
years ago.
Terms-One half cash, one-third Janu-
arv lst 1901, and balance January lat,
1902. Eight per cent interest from date,
payable annually. Purchaser to carry
ont rent contract for this year, and 10
get the rent, and to pay for stamps and
papers, For further information apply TO
Il. R. HORTON.
Lowndesville, s. c.,
Agent for M rs. c. C. simpson
ian II, 100 30
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PROSPECTUS FOR! 1900 900 !

The Nineteenth Century has clos. Il,
and while we have not lived through
the whole Of 1t, we are thankful that
it has been our privilege to live through
part Of il, As wc look back over our
career We have some things to regret
aud many things to be proud Of We
regret that we havnt grown rich, but
VIC are thankful that we have made an
honest living.
The time has come when We are com
PEELED to make change in our bust
ness. We have been running n Whole
sale and Retail business. As always
the ease, one increases and tho other
decreases. We tind that we are com
PEELED to give up one or the other.
We have decided to run u WHOLESALE
BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY. Now, from
January lst we will sell only WHOLE
SALE
We desire to thank our friends who
have patroniZcd us in the retail busi-
ness, and say that we have certainly
appreciated your trade. Now, we say
to everybody, come to see us and you
will be certainly welcome. whether
YOU are customer or not. We never
liked you for your tradc-wc are not
built that way.
y WoRp TO MERCHANTS.
We claim that by being in the
Wholesale business We can give YOU
Goods as cheap as anybody. We ask
liberal share Of your patronage, all
things being equal. We arc here, and
can settle any differences on the spot.
Handle Goods direct from the Manu-
facturcrs.
Now we wish everybody happy
and prosperous New Year.
Respectfully,
LIGON, & LEDBETTER.
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The iirs; state iriiitciailcc of Governor
McSWrrnry was transmitted 10 the
General Assembly last week, and il is
in many respects II very able public
d"clilrnt. lie deals with iln. .lnc$-
iiori- Of the day in II fearless, out Spnl,cn
way and leaves no doubt rs to illrpOli
ry of his administration. There is no
attempt Ia cvadc any issue or to trans
fer the responsibilities of grave pro
blcm> to the shoulders of the Icgisa-
turr. SO advanced is his stand on all
issues that he has laid himself open to
much adverse criticism from all fac
tons. Certain it is that no one faction
can claim the honor Of owning the
Governor. We find much il, the mes
sage to commend and hope that the
law makers will bend II listening ear
to Ills words of wisdom. His appeal
for uniform valuation of all taxable
property as provided by the constitl-
tiOn-tlIat is, ut it's actual valuc--is I'M
Incstionably on the right line. Ie0c-
cnpicS the only tenablc position in re-
ference to higher education and the
maintenance of public schools; his plea
for good roads is intended well but
lacks suggestions and his respects paid
the trusts are admittedly in line with
public sentiment. The main feature oi
the mcSS;l.,o. however, deals with .IIc
liquor problem. aud. elected ms he wus,
rs IL di>prnS;lIy auvnratr, 1t is biit rras-
enable that he should rr:lnirm the
principles upon whirll he wa> elected
From his stand puint his relation to he
Ii>lrn>ary may seem oil, OF lnyalty
and pledged fidelity. hii hr has un-
uurStlnnnbly weakened an otherwise
strnn. document H., .,i> atlvoc:cv nI
the most Infamous institution and vie
in'iS political lilnrhinc ever devised b,
the brain of man. lie goes on rrror,
as fav"rinS Il monopoly SO hurtfnl that
its political Influence. if held by the
Republican party in the nation, woult
| call forth such IL howl from its present
advocates as would split the ears oil
the man i'll the moon. The message ~
whole, is worthy of praise. and thu
printer Governor has dc n0nstratcd re-
markable research and familiarity
the ship Of State.
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The iilniic lli~'' ot tho hi~pcn>iry
uds"ll j., ihrl., yi>latuictu dctlalld
au i:.l, >i.-d'ion nt ii" >tai''~ diam
>h"p ild ,ciuulal naciliu" iia ,olnc
N'li >u~pici"i'> r.li ln.rk~. 'itcv wi
IDENTIFY EoIc bl' -mc!, action 10 s..lyr of
am radical legislation :iircting he
present system, brgIilin- the unsus-
lccting an,l doubling legislators into
the belief that they are ~inccrcin wish
lns IN impartial probing into the man
agcnrnt OF the mnygoty affair, when,
i'll fact they desire only to cover upand
wlitc"a>h he I.~r.lliiy that w0ulldc-
vclOp upon Il bona iidc investigation.
1t is well hat the intent and p,irpoIt
of the resolution Las been u,ics, ionrd.
Tor no investigation at all iS by long
odds To be preferred to the onli> Of Il
tli>lrpmiablc whitcwasli report partial
or total. There is every incentive TO
hope for Il full and free investigation.
bat the people want an investigation
that will inyc>iis;tc. nr none at all.
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VIZ ILL be let to the lowest Responsible
w bidder on the SOth day of January
inst, vt IL O'Clock q. IN. the building Of
q Bridge over little Six and Twenty
Greek, on road leading from Pendleton
to Tucker q gin house, near bay lis Smiths
In HOpewell township. Reserving right
to reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications made known
on day OF letting. Successful bidder will
be required 20 enter into bond Tor faithful
performance OH work.
i. n. VANDIVER,
CO. Supr.
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Runor has il that Hon. ''c"igr J..
Prince, of this city, will contest this
year for the >olicitorship. Anderson
County. in that event, will no doubt
do the handsome thing by her honorcl
son; and if ballots count, as they often
do, that talented legal l''ht will ride
this Circuit the ensuing four years.
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The administration defenders in
Congress are rapidly bringing the war
President into popular disrepute on
account of their studied and tletcrnin
cd effort to suppress all efforts to secure
information in reference to the con-
duct and origin of the Philippine war.
The tension in the councils of the K. o.
p. is something dreadful, and Messrs.
SnlZcr and pettigrcw are daily making
it higher. The President is anXiOusly
squirming OH an uneasy stool, nnsl the
prospects now are that the Democrats
in the next campaign will have the
most powerful thunder to hmll ut the
Republicans they have liad in thirty
years. The attitude of the Presidents
representatives in Congress inrrimi-
mates the administration of pursuing Il
policy the details of which il is unwill-
ing that the public should know. !,
good Indication that there is something
rotten in the State Of Denmark.
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\ national antitrust convention
Viii hc held i'll Chicago on Feb. isih.
The matter OF fighting Tie iin,ls is
.lictin. the interest of and earnest,
thoughtful energies n many Of our
wi>t>t and best n,.u. aiL il Is to be
lI0I.d that his cul,onliOn Will accom-
plish some good.
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Mr.. McCraw, from somewhere, is in
deed worry fortunate parsonage. For
two successive sessions of the General
Assembly he has succeeded in eludin%
the fool l-killcr beautifully SO HAT ut the
gathering in Columbia last week he
bobbctl up as scrcncly rs ever. riding
his favoritc hobby, the anti bicycle,
bill. This bill provides that no wheel
man shall pass any vehicle or horscman
on the roads without first obtaining
permission. 1t would be interesting to
study the inspiration for this persistent
persecution. Since studying the shy
ing plopcnsiticS OF his high ncttlcd
hobby, we arrive ut the conclusion that
that tim0rouS equestrian has tarc,l
badly at the hands of passing wheel
men, coupled with the unexpected
activity of his shying hobby. We
seem to catch Il licrtinS vision Of The
lone h0rscman unnnrsrd. wndiny knee
deep ina casual mud hole calling lust-
ly Tor lust Il rcam Of paper on which TO
draft his shifting and suipl,rio,s SEN
timcnts for presentation to the General
Assembly. lie has 10 ink: if he could
catch the speeding whcclnan, he'd
write it in blood, but this he can not
lie uses the nest best thing, which is
mud, and While the fool-killer tariics
he completes the. document, and with
his unwashcdI countcnancc and gar
mcrts still upon him he rushcs into the
midst Of the fray, and finds, alas, that
hobbies shy at less harmless things
than bicycles. Mr.. McCraw is splcn-
did lcgislator-to stay ut homeland
his constituents, ont Of respect for
him, ought to allow him to stay ut
home.
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Prompt Payment the Mutual Bene-
fit Life Insarance Co.
Copy of Letter from Beneficiary

Copy OF letter from Beneficiary
.ANDERsOH, =. G., Dec. 30, 1899
MIR. NJ. NJ. MattisOn, State Agent the
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co.. ANDERSON
=. C.-Dear Sir; Ou the 22nd inst. / ex-
ecuted proofs Of IOss, and 1 am to-day,
through You, in receipt of checks in
setll"nent of the two polices amounting
to $4,000 on the lie Of my husband, Will.
X. Hubbard, deceased. in the Mutual
Benefit lrto insurance Company of New
ark, y. J for which please accer my
thinks.
Yours e-irr,lully.
Di.-.i. II un
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congressman who condemn Eng
lands course in South Africa should
vote consistently against our own adj
mini>ilatlon policy of Imperialism and
~uhluyation in the Philippines.
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MIR Hubbard died ON nece inb,r lb,h,
proofs oi iOA> Were 1orwart:ed to tho
Company nn i'.rctIi,rr Ind rhecliS
~"r" drawn i'E Company on December
2.;t check were received III nv nifice
nni NJ shown hy Mrs. lIuDnar,:'S letter,
;.ctllrrncn; WAS mad" on December ;;Oih
NJ. NJ M.NrTISO%,
state Agent, Anderson, s. G.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, Executors Of the
Estate of John 8. Sittop, deceased, here
by sEvs motto. that they will on the 10Th
day OF February, 1900, apply to the Judge
OF Probate OF Anderson County, 3. q :.
for Final Settlement of said Estate,
and discharge from their office as Ex-
ecutOrs. A. j. HITTOE,
II. p. SITTON,
Executors.
Jan II, 1900 30 81
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The Montana bribery case now being
investigated in Congress is n reproach
to Republican institutions and dis
grace to n country whose constitution
allows such ,lcfarious possibilities as
tho wholesale purchase of State Leg
islature by any man with Senatorial
designs. a Senator who can pay 's15,-
600 for ench vote to elect him should
not be allowed to vote away the peo-
ple's money, for he must needs reim-
nurse himself for his campaign Doodle
out of the public treasury. and in the
end the people foot the bill. The peo-
pie demand popular elections of Sena
tors after constitutional amendment,
but with Republicans and Doodle kings
in control such n cOnsummatiOn is as
rs remote as the East is from the
West
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The resolution Of Senator GraydOn
of Ahhcvillc, to instruct the Attorney
General to investigate the operations
of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.
in connection with the antitrust law
is on the right line. If the law is cflcc
tive, now is the time to demonstrate
It; if defective, it should bc repealed
and another that can be enforced
enacted in its stead. 1t is safe to say,
though, that when Attornry-t General
Rcllingcr meets the trust the tug Of
war is Just begun. He iSa man equal
to the occasion. and "" bid hiEl GWl
speed in his lIrrcur:In undertaking.
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1.-The Confederate Veteran. Il nl.l=:l-
zine published in Nashville, Tenn.
and .lcvotcd to he publication Of he
history uf the struggle of Tie Southern
Il liberal proposition to the Daughters
of the Confctlcracy whereby tha; order
can make Il neat sum Of money Tor The
Winnie Davis Memorial Hall. The
management Of he Veteran proposes
10 give to the Daughters of the Con
fc,lcr;tcy Oncthird Of each subscription
or renewal to the Veteran. The sub
scription price is one dollar per annum,
and the Veteran is Il publication that
should be in every home i'll the South.
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Insertions and

We
insertion htnAyf
ps equally rshre
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Opening sac OF tlnslin Underwear, Edgfngs.
A1VufAvnro for
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

Jan II, 1900
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Your selection of any Gar
ment in this line. None
worth less than Zoe. each,
some worth 35c. Sale
price. .10c. each.