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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18
Duly @5rapI)ic,

FAuLTLEes IN NAME, FAULT LESG ia grace, The very best fiou., that ever was
 r1ade. Your grocer is FAULTtEss for he has it on hand, And you can bet he is having a FAutTLESS demand. For biscuits fine, and cale divine, For rolls and mullins sweet, Use FAULTLESS flour, the choicest flour That's ever made from wheat. Try just one sack is all we ask, Then you will bless the hour, When first you heard that magic name, The FAULTLESS brand of flour.
 For Sale by
 LEADING GROCERS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

If Eoa woala look Hsr& rl-a aleas, orc on the past, it i;=be sear#e.. deaym to make good R.e-ef tna pres cnt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

The day has long since passed when any business man can say that he does not believe in -Seig- al, Cooper & Co.,, Chicago and New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

Even as Q tree is pruned t5 cause it to bear better fruit, so should we eliminate all opportunities from o1r minds, and give the good and true more room to flourish.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

Use Walkers Cream Balm for chapped hands, lips and all rouhness of the skin. Far su- perior to anything you ever used for this purpose. Every bottle guaranteed to give satis- faction or your money back. Price 25c
 WALKER DRUG co.
 no Main St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

The more a ,persoa Tea about D .subiecf' the less 5 is to indiscfiminately talk .-; i,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

Advertising is the key-not of our success.-McDonald and Wiggins, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

I devote more time to lr' otl (advertising) than U .,o vh: branch. In my opinion .... in s science of retailing coh' .,ur sto ting people to come into .,.. , tss I If you can accomplish '.' E. E is comparatively easy-A' nedy, N. Y. ~~s"'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

To be able to Use the l3nSue a.aa y is undoubtedly , eegst : l'-5.-e
 4..# in many cases aTpnt the Hyr. silent is equally advantages
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18
WALKER LIVER TABLETS

Grt IIVCH NbLE 5 Have become family remedy Tn the homes of everybody. Every bottle guaranteed or your money back. Ask vour friends about them.
 WALKER DRUG O..
 He Main St.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29

Its comfort and color and photographs
and other SvMthding bits OF college
life. Miss Harwood quickly made an
other Gibson picture OF herself among
the enve!oping cushions OF the couch
and prepared Ia read the Letters which
the West-bouHd train had brought in.
From among the advertisements with
their typewriter envelopes, and the
fashionable stationery Of girl friends,
she picked out the big letter with the
Chicago postmark. the letter that she
waited for from day to day. They
were not engaged-not yet but she
knew they wou,d I'd come day when
Ae should get Established in good
hospital position and should ask her
TO come
ohs tsFe the envelope open antici-
pating the pleasure to come. But this
one was not like the others. II was
short and stated briefly that he ex-
pected 10 be married In May. The lady
was Miss Estelle Manwaring. whose
father Virginia Harwood remembered
is chief surgeon On the pospitzI stan
and 9 ye.x weaitky man
There was little else except the
name which Was sisaet a, the bottom.
the ssms ol9 story. A girl with
money Is Just as good a. a girl with
out" said Miss Harwood aloud with
Z hard little laugh as she dropped the
sheets to the floor and lay staring a,
them.
Larry O'Neil's farewell words came
back to her. ''It Will be like 1aath not
to see you asaiA ket me come once
mare. ttst ono"
For long time she sat before the
Are. After awhile she arose and went
to AeF writing desk. Her pen new
Aurriedly over . page Of note paper.
Then she rang her call-bell furiously,
Tell John" she said to the boy at
the door, ito saddle his horse and take
this note to the Malchero rancho. No,
not tomorrow. tonight. Quick now!"
Then to herself. I'll take another
walk tomorrow with Larry"
Daily camera., 1901-05-29

tutored saraee His eyes shcne b.ue
flre under the black curling hair, the
healthy blood showed red in cheek and
lip.
Don't look that way darlin. /
couldn't help It, love you So Sure
an ! know the likes Of you would not
be lookin' at me. the day. but do be
lovin' you bette. than any one else
ever did"
She could not reply. What had she
done that thi., lad should Oe so ridicu-
lous? The men she had known would
have understood. They could take care
Of themselves but this hot-eyed young
ranchero--. The fire was burning
low again. "A white angel like you
wouldn't want to be chained to q black
devil like me-" Larry went on. I've
never went to school any and never
wanted to till | knew you, You'll be
going home now soon" he asked.
Yes. In the spring." abe answered
crisply.
AN whatever will ! do without you
darlin'. You'll be going back east
where you'll be havin' lots Of friends.
But I've got to stay here, live here"
he added nercely.
The fire had burned down to black
ened ashes. The mournful wind blew
colder about them. Miss Harwood
shivered. AS she rose to start on the
long road home she stepped on q but
tercup Just above ground and crushed
It.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
xl,.s.rss.. rarm.s Mar.

The center Of population In the
United States has been established. II
u nat merely four miles east and two
piles south of Columbus. Ind; to be
accurate. It il in the far southeastern
corner of Farmer Henry Marr's clover
f,eld, aud the Chicago Tribune tells
10 how to get there. Go down to Co
iumbus. Ind. and ask the man al the
livery stable to drive you out to Hen.
Mars place. After you get to Hen.
Mars you 80 round the corner and
past the barn. Then you keep straight
on until you come to a white mule
and black mSls eating straw out Of
&tack Take Q turn to windward and
Scar Of sharply on a long tack, as the
mule has . reputation for kicking.
Faas the black dog to starboard and
the piuty to larboard. After getting
out Of the long lane come about and
stand across the least forty" south by
southeast. Away over N ths far cor
ner there Is q single melancholy fence
ran 1tfkins up in the ground. Ap-
preach this rail with uncovered head
and In respectful silence. because 1t
marks the center Of population Of ~
United States. A picture Shove F1rp.-
er Aarr standing grim and solitary in
the clover asld. the center man" In
the center Of population. 1t requires
long stretch Of the Imagination to
believe that this agricultural desert is
the center Of anything except clover
tops, and that Farmer Aarr has almost
nineteen mAlion persons respectively
SiSs, west. north and south Of him.
But tor all these doubts. Farmer Mari
10 the confer man. 1t has been 30 on
cially declared.-Youth's Companien.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
''Wasn't pine needle :"

tAe jtAgliRg Of the bells - they hew
along. not . human being but them-
selves In the Hiawatha forest. When
the skating was good or there was q
dance. Miss Virginia Harwood was
sure Of having the best partner Of
them Ill tor her escort.
~ soon a. the roads were passable
he had promised to show her the bj.
cycle routes, and the lakes and hilh
lying over there against tAe bluo
horison she loved 20 well.
.'Ths IRE ID going out, Mr. O'Nsil. /"
came the voice that was Hike Z singtAg
bird In his heart He heape6 - the
odnrous. resipous branches aNA the
aAnes lesped up again. Thea Ae threw
hinself down beside her a IL soft
neo6lel and pat his arm. shout her
wiaat enA dragesd her Had Gown apon
HI ssAos11eT and msdly kisDed her lips.
q a8dsn gust tossed the names hieh
esncaG the trees. Miss HaxWooA iOrs34
~ - ur and looked n him II -
\ n1o1oneat too absolute tof words.
q \ 3 3 - xas vsfy hazdsols - -
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
Publication Notice,
ftition to sell Real E.ta's to Pay Debts.

Petition to ssii Real E-ts's to Pay Debts.
s141n Q, cos Gonpiy uay, Court Ssnt Of
To the March Term, A. D. 1901.
Harry Casaday, Administrator
Of the Estate Of N. Solomon,
A. g. solomon and d-solomon,
whose hr,t name is unknown.
Affidavit of the non residence Of A. &. Solomon
and - 8clomon, whose first name il unknown,
defendants above PANIED, having been filed in
Boulder County. notice is hereby given TO the
sAid A. T. Solomon and - Solomon whose first
name Is unknown. that the said plaintiff. Harry
Cassdsy, administrator Of the estate OF NJ.
said County Court OF Boulder County for an
order TO ssli the premises belonging to the es.
tate OF said deoe asod. or 40 much Of IL as may
Ss to the o. said and
One triangular piece of real estate bounded
By Third street. Wyncoop street and Platte
river. Hest Denver. In the City OF Denver in the
County o! Arapshos and State OF Colorado,
and that summons has been issued ont Of this
court asainsi you, returnable at the May term,
4. d. 1871, Of taid Court. to he holden on the
first Monday in June, A. d. 1901, at the court
house in Boulder. in Boulder County, Colorado.
Nov. unless you the said A. b. Solomon aud
-, solomon. Whose first name il. unknown,
County Court Of Boulder County, at the Nay
tsrm thereof. to he holden At Boulder. in ss,S
plead, answer or demnr to the sid Complain
ants petition, filed theyeiD. the same and the
matters and things tbs,siR charged and stated
will b taken as aontsssed. and = decree entered
a.sihst yop acscFdinE TO the prayer 81 said bill.
JOSEPH T. ATWOOD.
First Pub. March %. rl-last pub. Nay 81, Ui.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
v.,..r Sc. . L,..,. OF II. co.-o..,

Sfsteors Bee Little OF the ConRDae,
The strangers gallery in the house
Of commons holds. when veil fllled,
less tha6 100 people. says q, London
correspppdept. It faces the speakers
chair, hsfAs separated from 1t by the
sntire length Of the house. The minis
ierial and front opposition benches are
Immediately to the right and left af
the speaker. Above him. as In con-
gress, is the press gallery. Visitors,
therefore. are as far removed from the
center Of events a. they can be. As
the house h never free from the foR
aud mist that stream in from the
Thames. 1t Is not altogether easy even
to distinguish the occupants Of the
front benches To hear them at all
clearly Is Observation-Disclosures Wis
consin.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
statehood ssss..t.a for Cub..

Statehood Suggested for Cuba.
]. Edward Simons presided at re-
ception given by the New York Cham
Der Of Commerce to the Cuban dele
gates, and In his address Of welcome
expressed the signidcant hope that the
merchants Of New York would soon
be able to welcome the republic Of
Cuba into the sisterhood Of nations. :"
The remark was loudly cheered.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29

Automobiles Carry Wounded Horses.
The automobile is put to curious
use at Auteuil. When horse has been
injured in the steeplechasss. II It Is
unable to rise. a specially constructed
motor car II brought up and the
wounded animal deposited In II and
transported thereby to the care Of the
veterinary surgeons.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
a. As,,.s.ss.A r.... ,as.s.,.>

William LAbatt. assistant ticket
agent for the Santa Fe. captured and
Gagged . mosquito yesterday morning
claimed to be the largest and nercest
ever ssen In this seotiaa ,of the coun-
Wy. &4sase 'Anco!erM be insec.
bsfched on A inkstaaa "a the coun-
Ter, The insect is On exhibition In .
glass sass and y attracting consider
able attsntjon - The giant OF hi race.
He II over q half inch long and stands
about an inch high.-Galveston Daily
News
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
Our Unrrat.ful World.

This IL an ungrateful world. It not
infreQuently happens that the man
who laughs the loudest at the mother
in-law Jokes at the vaudeville show IL
the man who lives at the expense OF
his wife's mother and depends upon
her to supervise the cooking. perhaps
to do it.-Boston Transcript.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
N.w.p.ps.s I.s.eaa & mipp:ags.

Nswspspsss Insssad es 0aiPp:nxs.
Emperor William recently gave o.
ders for q long list Of newspapeFs 10 b
laid before him daily. instead of oltp-
pings, a. heretofore. Besidss peInaing
upward Of forty German papars, he
slances every day At two French Jour
mails, two English. one American and
three Austrian.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
CAssass,v Ps,,ss 0Assi.

Chicago's now chief Of police was
not appointed because Of any rare
"executivs ability" accumulated In lit
srazy work. He has been on the force
for twspty eight years. and was never
reported for iae1nciency or nsglect Of
duty. IT, II IN appointment Mayer
Harrison was not compelled to apoa-
oBise ~ when be made 4. and It Il
GaS. III which he will be quite likely
- Dolnk With pride at the end of his
admini6tration. -Washington Post.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
arass Iaasa' u f4pu.sn.

Grass linen is going TO be very pop
ular this summer. Made over pink, It
is exquisite. Mauve. Nile green. Law
ender and turquoise are all pretty with
grass linen, but pink is the shade to
bring out It's full beauty. Grass linen,
by the way, looks better tucked than
almost any other summer fabric.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29

Inpesssssas - ArshhasAsD IrsaanA
The solidly built hgurs Of Arch
bishop Ireland was recently conspicu-.
ous in Washipgton Tor few days. ~
local paper saxs that people turn
about to look a him ~ he passas
along with ! shert but rapid step. his
rigAt hand swingin9 industriously."
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
Hssp,t.. Arc Not 60 Bad.

A German professor declares that
poor man in . hospital is better Oh
than rich patient in his own house,
and he hopes that this fact will help
to overcome the prejudice against
hospitals.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
Evsa s.oklas Is B.rrsa

Concord. Neb.. has elected a mayor
and council pledged to run the city as
Carrie Nation would advise. Drinking
and smoking on the streets are to he
punished as misdemeanors. and all
theatrical performances arr to he for
bidden.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
A xs,a Way !. ~. uss.s.

4 N0va Way - Doeo Osoee.
Tho versatility Of mAnris pfetfy apt
to QxeFcene' IN alMeulty vhieA may
arise Recently . bseakdown occurred
on board . ship aAd It was necessary
to bore Q number Of holes In . nat
bar Of iron In order TO repair the
break. The engineer was without the
appliances required for the purpose.
but he performed the wssk h I novsl
way. With plscs Of chalk As marked
the places whsro be wisAsd the holss
and then fired . 3o-ealtbsr bullet
through each from 4 y1ne. F,
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
e.. Of .r..s ro,e..

"Pins pong" society amusement
started In England, has found Its way
to this side and is increasingly popu-
lar. It IL table version Of lawn ten
mis-. with celluloid balls, parchment
racquets and q six-inch net.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
"a n 49, nIsssnns

4 0eeEgia papee n g aeeeant &
"A ri alparyssl llblI 4Aar vhieh
thao so. . esA - dssi1e
sg>gwat - ~ N liiI x e - in1ew1.
- = = aSsd
lI Ssl61f - 1li1 J ] - !.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29

pssvssg o. Dsasish-HsAe ossAs.
Anseican-mads boets and sho>s are
driving British made goods out 0f Aus
tralia and the British coIoniss in the
Hest and West Indies end Africa.
whsss they have always had . mo-
HoUDly,
Daily camera., 1901-05-29

The census Of Austria Hungary
shows a population Of 40.310,ss5. which
is an increase Of 10 per cent during the
hast decade.
In Berlin women are being trained
a. sign painters.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
HIGHER lgstSss1lt16

The story writer who figures out
that there has been III generations Of
the human family beginning with
Adam has done something that ought
to discourage the most enthusiastic
genealogist-Boston glgbe.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
Ps,s ossv, Il ~ Yes.

The Last pine grove IN Allsgany
county, Nsw York. consisting Of 40
tross. has besn sold TO Iumbernan
1oe MN. 1cme Of the tres ars i've
SssG Il diameter ana NJ -sars o3d.
Daily camera., 1901-05-29
BIRTHPLACE OF CASH.
HOMESTEAD. WHERE THE CAM
NkoiE FORTUNE ORIGINATED.

Great Hnls ss DtoAsA Earth saA mage
s4eaps Of iron Are Nero rraAsnussA
late oesA. Trss Libraries AaA Art
0altsei1h.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
Miss CrOpAey kiNnnped

ELIZABETH CITY. y. G., Dec. TO-
A member Of the committee of five
which has charge of the search for
Nell Cropsey. whose mysterious dis
appearance has created sensation
throughout the state, said last night
that he expected important develop
ments within fOrty-eght hours, adding
that he believed the girl had been kid
naped and that they would succeed in
finding her. A mass meeting was held
at which over 1000 people were pres
cnt. Chairman II. T. Greenleaf of the
special vigilance committee of five
made speech, saying he believed that.
after chasing shadows and rainbows.
they had at last brought to light a
tangible clcw, which they We're assur-
ed, if followed up. would clear up the
mystery. They could 80 no further
without more funds, however, as the
previous subscriptions had been eX-
hausted. The meeting resulted in about
5000 being raised.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
Conner Stuck liaea In.

NEW YORK, Dec. TO- Amalgamat,
ed Copper on the Stock Exchange yes
terday gave another of its now famil.
lar pyrotechnical exhibitions, but this
time in marked contrast to what has
occurred on lately preceding days. TIL
security. after early depression. jump
ed up in the afternoon no fewer thai
six points from its low figure to II and
closed at practically the high price of
the day, with a net gain of 42s points
on dealings in more than 100000
shares-fully one-fifth of the entire
transactions and the largest days
transactions In the stock since the
downward movement began.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
Mrs. lule Nnl GuilfY

NEW YORK, Dec. 1n.1hc inquest
into the death Of little Emelinc Dale,
whose mother, Elizabeth Howe Dale.
has been under arrest in Hobokcn un
der suspicion Of having murdered the
child on the morning of Nov. 10 ID
Buseh's hotel, ended last night and re
suited in Il verdict cyOneratng the
mother. There was new and strong ev
idence brought into the case at the
last moment which tended largely to-
ward the finding of the jury. IT was
of the child before even the mother
did and who was an unwilling caves
dropper to what occurred in Mrs
Dale'S room,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
Local Dots.

There are two large holes in the
pavement at the rear of the Clayton
House on King. above Fifth Streets,
which should be repaired, as numerous
persons trip up in passing along that
square.
When roses sell at eighteen per,
My empty purse discloses
The fact ! cant give one to her
Who's worth her weight in roses.
The Street and Sewer Commi ssion-
ers are after those who have defective
pavements.
Car No. 52 OF the Wilmington City
line jumped the track at Eden Park.
Professor Brown OF the Newark.
Del. College, will after the first of the
year sever his connections with that
college and become writer at a sal.
ary of 5000 Il year.
George K Rudert S automobile that
he constructed, attracted considerable
attention yesterday afternoon at the
corner of Eighth aud Market Streets.
Great things are expected vf the ma.
Chinery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
CENTURY CLUB ENTERTAINMENT

An enjoyable entertainment was
given in the drawing room Of the
New Century Club las evening.
Scenes from "Cranford' were pre.
sented by the Colonial Danes and ad.
miss ion was by invitation only. There
was a large attendance and the de-
ightful entertainment was greatly
enjoyed by the members OF the organ
ization and their guests. The cast
was:
Miss Matilda Jenkyns, Mrs. Peter
7. Wright; Lady Glcnmine, Miss
Hay; Mrs, Jamison, Mrs. Alfred l.
DUPONT; Miss Pole, Miss Mcllvaine;
Mrs. Forester. Miss Margaret john
ston: Mrs. Fitz Adam, Mrs. Charles
p. Macarthur; Miss Betty Barker,
Miss Isabelle b. Wales; Mary Smith,
Miss Elizabeth ID. Candy; Martha,
Miss Elizabeth B. Wales; Mr.. Peter
Jenkins, Leonard E. Wales.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
hay State Municipal Elections.

BOSTON, Dec. 1O.- Eighteen Massa.
chusetts cities. including Boston. will
hold elections today. and all but one
will choose chief magistrate. In the
case Of Medford the present mayor,
Hon. Charles s. Baxter. Is holdover,
and only city government will be
elected. AS usual, there are spirited
contests in nearly every city, and In
thirteen the present executives are
seeking reelection, with more or less
opposition, except in Melrose, where
Mayor Larrabee Is the only candidate.
In Boston there are three candidates
pitted against Mayor Hart. The Dem
ocratic managers In this city claim
that General Patrick A. Collins, the
party candidate. will be elected mayor
by 1000 plurality, while the Republic
ans seem confident of reelecting May.
or Hart By about 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
CASHIER AND CASH GONE.
A Los Angeles bank Robbed Of
41OO, uttOn Protected.

1OO,OO<b-lnstituttOn Protected.
LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec. 1O.-H. ].
Fleishman, cashier of the Farmers and
Merchants bank Of this city, has dis
appeared with a sum of the banks 8
money which Vice President II. w.
Hellman estimates at 100000. The
shortage has just been discovered.
Fleishman has not been seen since .
o'clock Saturday morning. At that
hour he was at his club. He notified
the bank people that he was i'll Satur-
day morning and would not be at his
desk. Nothing was thought of the
matter at the time.
Fleishman has been cashier and as
Sistant cashier of the Farmers and
Merchants bank for many years. He
began work for the bank when boy
In 1873. He was under bond with a
surety company for 100000 In addi-
tion to this he has real estate and per-
sonal property in this city sufficient. in
the opinion Of Mr.. HcIlman. to protect
the bank from the loss of dollar.
Fleishman married the daughter of
A. ]. Harrell. a wealthy cattleman of
Nisalia. but was divorced some time
ago He was man of forty-two years
OF age. medium built and smooth face.
The Farmers and Merchants bank.
Of which l. W. Hellman is president
and H. W. Hellman is vice president.
is the oldest and strongest bank in
southern California. Its capital Is
$5OO.00O, with surplus of $l,OOOO0O
and deposits of $J,5OOO0O.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
CASES IN
CITY COURT.


| Before Judge Churchman in the
Municipal Court this morning Mau.
rice Winner, the bartender for John
ID Connelly. was the first witness
called and testified that he never
saw Milton Flowers in the saloon
and was positive that the boy was
not there and no one else tended bar
on that morning.
Connolly took the stand and te sti.
he'd that he is the proprietor of the
saloon at No. 621 Shipiey street.
Flowers and Curry were not in the
saloon on the day in question be.
tween The hours of 10 and ll.25.
j. Frank Ball drew the attention
OF the court to the discrepancy in the
testimony of Flowers and Curry.
Flowers testified that he drank five
beers and a glass of porter. Curry
testified that he drank but ono beer.
They stated that they were in the
saloon at different times Their evi.
dcnce is fatty contradictcd and ball
was fixed at $500.
Thomas Ticrnev was charged with
being drunk aud was fined IL and
costs.
Thomas Harrington pleaded guilty
to the charge of disordcrly conduct.
Sergeant Massey made the arrest
last evening DR.. Miller at Eighth
and Poplar streets complained oi
boxes being thrown about. The fine
was So and costs.
Frank Sylvester, colored, pleaded
not guilty to the charge ol disor derly
conduct. Tcn-ycar old James Hollis
testified he was playing at Twelfth
ana Poplar streets on Sunday and
saw Sylvester throw stones through
Patzowsky's morocco factory win.
dowS
}. Writ Willis testified that tho
windows IN the factory we're broken.
Two skylightS ANIL feet and twelve
window lights were broken.
Sylvester denied that he was there
on Sunday and that he threw any
stones.
Agent Stout will investigate the
case
James ISmallwood and Wm5 II.
Pinnen colored were charged with
assault and battery. Isaac Nc.
Clure testified he was at Seventh
and Orange Streets and did no
see the assault at Sixth and Ship
ley.
John Lewis colored testified he
saw Plnner strike the man on
SEipley Street below Sixth. Pin
ney was fined s25 aud costs. Small.
wood was discharged.
Joseph Adams was charged by
George Scriben OF No 227 Shipley
street with the larceny Of a pair oi
pants. Adams was identified BY
the pawnbroker where the pants
were recovered as the person who
pawned them. lie was held in $500
bail for court.