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, 1900-11-06
FULL
STRENGTH OF BOTH POLITICAL
PARTIES At THE VOTING
PLACES TODAY.

Election in Laramie Conducted Quiet.
Iy and Without Conflicts Of Any
kind-News From the Country at
Large Shows That Mckinley viii
Be Elected by an Overwhelming
MISUNDERSTANDING Safe.
, 1900-11-06

FOR SAlE-Three brick houses on
University and Sixth street, either to-
gether or separately. Apply to
o19-3m z. A. WILKINSON.
, 1900-11-06

DR.. D. D. Stearn, eye specialist. Office
at Kuster hotel parlor.
, 1900-11-06

FOR SALE OR RENT-Four room
house. furnished or unfurnished. Ap-
ply 500 Clark street, corner Fifth. TAFT
, 1900-11-06

WANTED-Three or four room
house for light housekeeping. Call at
this office. IT
, 1900-11-06

WANTED-Four or five rooms; furn.
ished or unfinished. Enquire at this
office. 1918
, 1900-11-06

The non-irritating cathartic is Hoods
Pills.
, 1900-11-06
Special Sale Of Mems Suits and listers. Il

v The sale starts with ample lines of Sizes
our suit among them-:but it will be easiest
to find what you want bv coming early.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28

The Fourth annual convention OF the
National Live Stock Association at
Salt Lake premises to DC the largest
and most Entertaining gathering OF
stockmen ever held in this country.
Salt Lake City is going to cover it.
self with glory in the manner in
whieh the visito re will be entertained.
The convention will be held 10 the
Assembly hall of the Mormon church
aud q grand concert will be rendered
the delegates and visitors 10 the Taber-
nacle on the hrst evening. The program
Of the Entertainment committee con-
templates events for each evening OF the
convention and after the convention
adiourns, there are excursions to the
mines and elsewhere. Colorado is going
to send a large delegation and the Den
YER & Rio Grande railroad wiz run a
special trains Denver, January l3 which
will reach Salt Lake City the next day
in time Tor the committee meetings.
The fare fog the round trip will be Sl6
from Denver, Colorado Springs or
Pueblo and one fare from other points
in the state. Those contemplating go.
ing should engage sleeping car accom-
modations at once. Write to s. X.
Hooper. general passangeE agent, Denver
or seeany Rio Grande ticket agent It
will be delightful midwinter trip, andno
siockmen who is interested in the in
dustry can afford not to attend the
meeting.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28
San Juan suaar Beet shOwIna.

The analyses Of samples Of sugar
beets grown in the territory this season
have again demonstrated that beets
of exceptionally high sugar content eau
be grown in New Mexico.
For the last four years seed furnished
by thedepartment Of agriculture at
Washington has been sent out from the
agricultural experiment station here to
farmers in different parts OF the terri
tory, and the beets grown therefrom
analysed in the laboratory Of the cem-
ical department. AS result Of this in
veztigation it has been found that the
best results have been secured in Santa
Fe and San Juan counties, and other
sections in the northern portion Of the
territory.
The average results from Santa Fe
and San Juan countins for the last four
years, 80 far as secured are given be.
low:
Average results from Santa Fe aud
San Juan counties for 1897 -9s- -9o-19OO:
SANTA Pc COUNTY.
1924 SAMPLES. 66 pounds, IA SO per
cent sugar in beet, 1876 per cent purity;
1898, 10 samples, Ito pounds, 17.76 per
cent sugar in beet. s21 per cent puritp;
1889, 4 samples, O7O pounds, 1915 per
cent sugar in beet, S25 per cent purity.
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
1897, IA samples, 2 pounds, .5.01 per
cent sugar in beet sl.3 per cent purity,
1898, 10 samples, 100 pounds, 1877 per
ccnt sugar in beet, sl.2 per cent purityj
ffaol G ss.saE.e &C. 4. ,e.a,is, I5 rs POI
cent sugar in beet, ST. per cent purity
The Importance Of the above figures
will become more apparent when the
following facts are considered.
l. Beets containing IL per cent Of gu,
gar are conoidered paying crop.
2. The averages for such sta tes as
Iowa and Illinois, for example, in 1897
SO. we're respectively 13O7 and 70 IA pei
cent Of sugar in the beet. The latter
state has a large sugar factory, pre-
sumably in successful operation,
3, The averages of all the samples
from New Mexico, analysed during 1897
SO, were respectfully 14.46 and 1876 pei
cent Of sugar in the beet. while the av
erages for Santa Fe aAd San Juan coun
ties, given above. are considerably
higher
II such states as Illinois and Nebras
ka, producing very much lower grade
beets than can be producsd in this ter
ritory, can successfully maintain suRal
factories, why should we not have NOR,
factories 10 New Mexico? There ar,
portions of this territory having al
abundance OF land, water, fuel, line
stoHS, ETC., for the use of sugar facto
ries. where we confidently belivs al
high-grade beets can be grown as car
be prodouced anywhere in the Unitec
States.
In establishing future factories in thu
territory, however oapilists would d,
we'll to study the results secured By Oh,
experiment station, as there is a ver1
decideded difference between diferen
parts OF the territory in beet producin,
powers ARTHUR GOS5
MesilIa Park, December H.. 1900.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28
BLOOMFIELD.

Everybody has taken q lay off and is
having good time. The main features
OF the holidays here are the Christmas
trees, dances and hOFhe races There
was a dance last Friday night. which
was quite 2 success, and a dance and
Christmas tree Monday night. enjoyed
by all. A dance WAS given Tuesday
night which lasted until the dawn Of
day and was considered the best dance
Of the season. There is to be another
hop this (Friday) night and another one
New Years night. Everyone is invited
to attend these dances as the proceeds
will be used for the benefit Of the school.
Lutte Burkett returned Tuesday from
Durango. where be went to take his sis
ter, Mrs. Green.
Dave Garnand'a old-time friends here
will be panied to learn OF the aceident
by which he shot himself the other day,
although they are glad to know the
wound was not serious.
Mumps, mumps. mumps. everybody
and his wife has EN-. They are the
latest tad here, fat cheeks are quite the
Fags.
A number Of the boys from the Ami
uas are over enjoying themselves.
John SwiFe aud wife went TO aztec To
spend Xmas with their relatives.
Joe Martin Of Largo was down to at
tend the dance last Friday night Joe
says that this was the second American
dance be has seen Ia twenty years. Jo-
seph should come "mOre oftener," as the
MissOurian says.
Fred Leclerc is building a new log
house and will start for Duraugo Mon
day 10 get windows and doors to com
plete it.
A few OF the people gathered at the
Frank Townsend store Sunday aud par
ticipated In a turkey shoot, Milt Green
being the victon.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28

At the residence OF the brides parents
in Aztec, on Thursday morning, Decem
Der q, Miss Bertha Brewer and Mr..
Frank N Frakes were united in mar
riage. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J, r. Cooper aud the immediate
relatives Of the bride ubre the only wit.
nesses Mr. Frakes arrived Monday
from his home at Pago5a junction and
the happy couple left a tuesdays stage
for that place, their future hone.
The bride has been D resident Of San
Juan county since childhood and was
one Of the county's moht talented dsugh-
ters. The groom lie we'll TO do and sue.
cessful contractor and builder. A host
Of friends iein with IHE INDEX 10 OK.
tending them best wishes.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28

From the Chama Tribune: almost
serious accident occurred Thursday
evening about o'clock this side OF
Cumbres. A freight train was coming
down the hill which is quite a steep
grade, when the air gave out and it was
thought by Engineer John RediBgton
that the train was rrnning away, and
becoming thoroughly frightened both
he and fireman John Scott jumped for
their lives. Both were more ar
less bruised akOuf the face and
BODY. the fireman injuries It is
thought, 70 be inwa He wac sent
70 aio e,aiida il8-l ll4sa 81, Ensinoor
Reddington viii bt,aronnd as usual in
day or two. The train was stopped
before it bad proceeded very far in its
mad career by the brakemen without
any damage to it.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28

Another a student Of the 5tsBography
department OF the college at Messila
Park, 10 about to 60 to the Philippines
as stnesFopher in English and Spanish
inspired by the SUCCESS Of q former
student, Mr.. Ralph E. mcFle, who holds
a most lucrative position IN Manila, as e
stenograPher. Mr.. .. E. Owen OF Albu-
querque, N. M. will leave early in the
new year for the distant islands. The
college is receiving for more applications
for BnRhsh-Spanish stenographers than
it has graduates to send out, those de-
mands coming from all parts Of MEXICO
and the United States,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28

The Santa Fe New Mexican scores our
contempo,a ary, the Times, as follows;
The Pennington Times is in favor Of
law allowing townsof less than 500 in
habitsuts to incorporate. There is no
fault to find with the Times agitating
that proposition, but the reason it gives
Tor the enactment Of such Law is worth
mentioning. 1t says: Take the case
uf Pennington. Suppose a railroad
should commence building through
here. What police power or protection
have we other than the justice of the
peace and constable FarmingtOn evil
IDENTIFY stands unique that it demands
protection sgainst the coming Of q rail
ROAD. just the thing that the rest Of
San Juan county has been praying for,
Pennington wants to be protected
against. But Pennington is a little
ahead Of time, and it better make sure
that railroad is coming before il Wor-
ries about protection against it,"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28
smeIter city Papers.

From the Durango Drmotrat
Price Walters a pominent ranch
man OF Aztec was in ttecity yesterday
purchasing supplies.
Freigheter George Dale loaded out
yesterday for w. L. Paddock Of La
Plata
j. r. Hilderbrand pulls out this
morning with -four for w. H. Williams
Of Aztec.
The man who desires an ideal stock
farm can secure one la the Montezuma
vally. II his taste trend to fruit flowers
and agriculture the Pennington A ztec
country heads the ist No fruit Crowd
upon the continent that equals in flavor,
growth and color the New Mexico pro-
duct. 1t has won first prize and sweep
stakes wherever exhibited in this coun-
try or England.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28
CEDAR HILL.

A Christmas tree and literary entsr-
tainmeHt we're given at the church at
Cedar Hill Christmas eve The little
folks we're all remembered with candy
aud presento and a general good time
was had
The dance was on at the Faulkner
school house Christmas night and big
crowd present A good time all around.
Music was furnished by VIM. Gillian
and Lee Willett. 1t was lucky the rosin
held out.
Lee Brown and Bob Breeding we're up
in the Line canon toward the Mesa
mountains gathering cattle last week.
Lee Willett has been feeding his cattle
at Erwin Chubb's place this winter.
Geo. A. Tinker made a trip to Aztec
Wednesday.
Bob Connors, who has been feeding a
flock of goats and sheep at Frank Black
mer's, took the mumps and Frank is TAX
ing care Of th6m-ths goats, OF course.
Frank claims to have cheek enough
without visitation OF mumps.
Mrs. s. NJ. Wilkins is very low
Miss Pearl Attebery Of Durango is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Love.
Dave Garnand was accidentally shot
at the camp house at the old RidenOur
place last Sunday morning. The bullet
entered the calf Of the right leg and
came out at the heel.
Married, at Cedar Hell, N. NJ, Decem
her 10. 1900, by Justice Of the Peace
Geo. A. Tinker, Mr.. Louis Desantel and
Mrs. Jane Purvis, both of Bayfield,.
AIT. u. Graves is down in Texas visit
ing his old boyhood home, after an ab'
sence of twenty seven years.
Mrs r.. s. Ridenour, who ia well
acquainted in the Cedar Hill settlement
came down from Creede. Colorado, q
VISIT frienda here and her daughter, Mrs
4. NJ sharp, "a Aztec ouflne me no1'
few weeke.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28

The chemical department Of the col.
ege at Mesilla Park, ina press bBhletin
recently issued, gives some results Of
sugar beet analyses for the past season,
II again becomes most apparent that
New Mexico sugar beet stand unequaIed
in this country for the quality and
amount Of sugar l0Htained therein. The
best sugar bests 10 tho Territory are
grown in San Juan and Santa Fe eoun-
tiaa, and these beetsriD results covering
the last four years. give percentage Of
sugar from % 10 70 per cent greater
than Is usually considered necessary TO
make them. a paying crop. These in
vesiigations should be Of much value 10
attracting capital 20 this lerritsry DO
connection with the sugar industry.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28

An interesting, and not widely known
cure for alfalfa bloat 10 cattle was recen
tly tried at the college at Mesilla Park,
when one OF the cattle bloated. This
remedy consists Of giving large doses Of
linseed oil internally, to induce belching.
In the case referred to iuseed oil was at
hand, and the matter being urgent or
dinary coal oil was given with the desired
result, the COW recovering rapidly.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28
Estray Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up the following described estray
viz.
One bay colt branded A. Was taken up on
the mesa near Gillam's ranch four miles from
Aztec.
The owner or owners Of said described animal
from the date OF the first publication OF this
notice, unless claimed by the owner or owners
thereof, or their agent, proving ownership. and
paying all legal charges thereon.
WBI GILLIAN, JR.
First pub. Dec, H. 1900, Aztec, n. NJ
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28

Ex-President Cleveland is writing for
The saturday Evening Post q series Of
strong articles Whiah appear in the ma
gazene during the winter months. Some
Of these papers Will deal with political
Affairs. and others with the personal
problems Of young mem Thoy will be
Mr. Clovolands hfst utlsrance 10 any
magaNbe on the questioHs o. tho day
sincs he left the White Houas. Mr..
Clegeland's opening papor, which
10 10 oappsar 10 The Saturday Evening
Post OF December %. discusses 10 q mas-
terly manner a most importaat phase Of
national politics.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28
AvisO.
ENTRY NO. eOIa.

HoMEsrEAD ENTRY NO. 6Ol2.
Notice for Publication.
Department Of tho Interior, Land Office at
Santa Fe, N M. Nov. 20, 1900
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make fnnl nroof In support Of his claim, and
that said PROOF VIII Dc meup uelore FtuJate
Clerk Of San Juan county, at Aztec, N. NJ, on
January 5 1901, viz:
LEONARD SCOTT,
For the NE1l NW16, Sec. "a, 7. 80 N, R. 13 w.
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz.
George W. Jones, Everett Wright, Ernest
Morton, OF La Plata, n. NJ james O. Dodson,
of Aztec, N. NJ.
49 MANUEL r, OTERO, Register,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28

AS all well-informed people expected
would 10 the case, the courts have suR-
tanned the legality of the proceedings
thus far taken by Treasurer McHenry
against the Pennington Times in his
efforts to collect taxes from the sheet
An order to this effect was received from
Santa Fe this week and the paper will
be advertised for sale Immediately,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28

After an illness Of several weeks. T..
y. Shepherd passed away at his home
near Aztec. At 10 O'Clock p. "a. Oh Sun,
day. December 23 Mr. Shepherd came
to San Juan county in June, 1899, to
escape the ravages OF that dread disease,
consumption, but as is too often, the
ease, he came too late The funeral was
held at the residences of the deceased
Tuesday morning, Rev Cooper preach
ing the sermon. after which the remains
we're inferred 10 the Aztec oemetery. Mr..
Shepherd was a just and upright man,
and the community suffers a groaI loss
10 his demise. He leaves q wife and
three daughters the oldest OF whom Is
about IL years old. The sympathy OF
the community % extended the hareaved
hnly.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28
LAST OF A HUNDRED.

Frosty nights and blustery days
Sing for winters greetingl
Rough and rude his boisterous ways
Oh, the merry meetingl
Clouds, they whirl across the sky,
Howls the north wind. shrill and high,
Towsled Time goes shivering by
To the years completing
Last Of all the century S breed
Oh, the remnant hoary
Make his passing warm indeed
Jest and song and story
Glasses full the table round,
Hearts all firm and hale and sound,
Toast the century deathward bound,
Speed it home in glory
Exchange,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-12-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

Notice OF Final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that at the next regu.
lar term Of the Probate Court, in and for the
county OF San Juan territory OF New Mexico,
on Monday, the 7th day Of January, A. ID. 1901,
Juan A. Jaquez and Samuel Quintana, execu-
tors % the last will and test lament OF Salome
Jaquez, deceased, will present for hnal settle
ment their accounts as executors Of said estate
JUAN A. JAQUEZ,
9 SAMUEL QUMTANA.
Executors.
AvisO.
Aviso de arreglO final Sc da avisO que en- el
prosirno termino regular de 10 COrte do Pruebas
en- Dor el condadO dc San Juan, TerritoriO de
Nuevo MciicO, el Lunes dia Z, de knero, a. ID,
1901, Juan A. Jaquez Samuel Quintnna eJoeu-
torres de la ultima vOluntady IestamentO de
Salome Jaquez fnadO, Sc presentaran para
haser un arreglo hnal de sus cuentas como
ejecutores de diehO estadO.
JUAN A. JAoUEz.
SAMUEL QUINTAEA,
EiecutOres.
The evening world., 1900-04-11
For SaIe.

OLA soNDs wATCHEk-weskiy psymshts: nil.
sbs goods. moderate priess. AMERICAN
wArtH q DIAMOND 90. 10 Maiden isns
The evening world., 1900-04-11
PORTO RICO
BILL SAVED.
Test Vote Shows that the
Measure Will Pass
the House.

WARRINGTON. April 1.-THE Porto
Rico Il per cent. tariff hill. a. ame aided
BY the Senate. will pass tho House.
A test vote was taken at l.S0 this al
ternoon on the rule reported b. the
committee. This rule vas adopted by:
Teas. rs: nays. ic: present and not
votIns, II.
There was a shcrt debate before the
vote was taken. The galleries were
crowded
Mr.. Richardson. the minority leader,
called attention TO the fact that the rule
would permI, the Houfc TO vDie only
upon single proposition. II It had been
possible for the Senate TO add 10 the In.
iauity Of the original bill levying Is per
cent. Of the Dingley duties IN goods g..
ting into Porto Rico. he said, Il had done
20 In the so-called civil government
amendment.
Under the guise Of a civil government,
the 0ensic has imposed an lmperisllstic
government upon the people OF the Isl.
sad. He asserted that II was never the
intention Of the Republicans OF the
House In the first instance to enss,
any such measure
He quoted President Mckinley. Sec.
felaSy Root. ex.President Harrison
Speaker Reed and other Republicans OF
national reputation In favor Of free
trade with the islands. and drew a salyo
Of Applause from his Democratic col.
leagues By characterizing the Preslden,
In the language Of ex-Speakar Reed as
The evening world., 1900-04-11
WELL KN1@N &1kM GUNGl
mP MMrlaLnAlMT'lm
Wr GWES u. Nitf i JUE,

II was bleak Autumn mornin z
not long since that Joseph Herman.
Col St Ann. ave. although s.ck In
BODY presented himself on Sunday
al his accustomed church Tor wOr-
ship. He was. indeed n very sick
man. and felt especially had during
the sermon. IN fact he felt so bad
that he was unable To rem ain to the
end oi the service lie began 10 spit
blood and later was compelled 10 re-
tire lie tried in vain 10 stop the
hemorrhage. but for all he could do
II grew worse. until nearly two
quarts oil blood had been thrown OF
from the lungs. which $, Frustrated
him that the very best medical SIKH
was summoned to his bedside lie
was by this time unconscious. and
the doctor pronounced his case con.
sumption aud gave him but a short
time 10 live The ashy pallor OF hif
once bright countenancp began 20
imprint its unquestionable proof of
q final breath. his eyes were glazed
and his friends and anxious relative,
stood by his bedside watching his
life cbb away 40 one thought at
this time that he could ever be- cured.
one physician after another vas
tried. and although his conscious
ness returned. and he Wa able a
times u move around, hts case was
pronounced hopeless, and qf;cr zen
different physicians had been tried
without receiving any benefit FOR hiS
lungs he applied to tho doctors Of
the Koch Lung Cure ~ No - Nrst
I'D u. on the ummenAaiiun NJ hi
noxi-door ae.Ehlu,. whose friend
had been cured ~ this institution.
After an examination these doctors
frankly told him hat be- could bc
cured. This was Lac; DECEMBER and
although every other physician had
told him that thcv could nUi cure
him. and although Il seemed TO
good Ia he true he began the treat
meni. FOR 4 was his only hope. and
to The surprise NJ Hl, his friends and
the old doctors he improved from
that day Ne bfca,hel the soothing.
oily va9or Into his LUNGS from
week 60 week. mud as a reward II
healed them. and ,be doctors v.alrr.
You should clll on hin ana hear him
or his friends tell he story ol his
cure and Won would then believe In
cure which Goes directly 70 the
lungs and heals them. instead Of 20
the stomach. In speaking 10 him
about his cure he ssid Every word
Of NV treatment and cure. as above
stated. Is gospel truth Since The
Koch Lung Cure DEBTORS. at II West
z2a st. cured ME have been exam.
ined by the best lung expert In New
York. sud he pronounced my lungs
as sound Yes, these doctors have
saved my life. and | shall be glad 10
prove the truth OF the above state
ment II any ono will call upon me at
my house. No. ssi 81 AIMS are.
New York City. where am well and
rJO1EPH HERMAN.
~ - AAs1 era"
The evening world., 1900-04-11
CONVICTED BY HIS wife.
Oscar Get FsNsd Guilty of Lar
reny--shr Testified He
Made Her steal.
special to tn. Evening World /,

wINSrED. Conn. April il-Oschr T.
Out. Of Brooklyn. charged with larceny.
was this afternoon foaBd guilty by a
IAtchfield Jury and sentenced to three
Year, In State prison.
The principal witness for the Stat,
~ss Mrs. Cut. VIM testified mat ner
husband threatened TO kill her II she
did not steal 500 which belonged To
John z. How'd. a r1ch Pleasant vailcy
farmer.
Mrs. Gut acknowledged she committed
the theft and that the money Vas used
b. Gut and herself while on a wedding
tour 10 Europe.
Out recently Instituted proceedings
aGsinst How'd for alternating his wife ;
affections. claiming t:5. 100 damages
The evening world., 1900-04-11
Boys Clothing.

10y > iCthAhSs
Goys' Two Garment Double.
Breasted Suits; vi II 'outle SEAS and
In cs; of sttong woo.ien materials;
anu good patterns; si1us 4 10 ~ ycars,
<I.oS.
V1stcs Sui ;, TO- thu little fcllowsv
age. ~ :; str ely Atwood, and nicely
trimmed with soutachc braid: worth
500. or piicc
81 oS.
Bo, $ Sailor S ats. maize with deep
81 or coiial. nicely tr,mmc! and vel
tailored. ju-t the thing for little iel.
ows rom ioS wear: hese suits are
solo s.aErre At 81 20, our price.
t2.oS.
Boys Three.Osrment suits
sire ly al.-woo. che vioG well tailored
and trimmed. 4 v"r swish outfit Tor
boys from II 10 ~ YEAR; here At
S2.QS.
30 q Suits for Easier or Coai'r'rr
stion Wear, sIIciiy ill-woI, ''rr ot
black suit ings; absolutely m-t cbioI; al
splend.dly lined and tailored IN mo
best TO sibc marncE suitable Tor bows
sto 10 Years Gil elsewhere At $500
our price.
S3.oS.
Youths Long Trouser suit
strictly " 70 len. fabrics al the newest
80 ing patterns, in nooby IN Stnres ~
- eli rs in the plain colors; worth s1.UG
here at
$500.