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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15

A daily newspaper gives the follow
ing estimate of the number of idle
men in the various industries: Rail-
road employees, 100000; New England
mill operatives, $4,000; packing house
employees, $4,000; iron and steel work.
ers, 100000; coal miners, 6O,0OO;. work.
ers, 100000; coal miners, 10000:
workers in other trades and industries
(estimated), 10000; total. 665.00O.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15

Mrs. Daniel Sully, who has been
much in the public eye as the wife of
the ex-cotton king, Is said to be one of
the most expert needle women in Am
erica. Her embroidery is equal to the
much-vaunted convent work, and her
favorite gift for a bride, in her init.
mate circle Of friends, is trousseau
OF lingerie worked entirely by her own
hands, from seams to monogram.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
Always a Republican.

Much of the opposition that mani
tested itself against Cortelyou as
chairman Of the national republican
committee was in all probability trace
able to the general belief that he was
at one time democrat. This belief
is widespread throughout the country,
and has been believed even by the
leaders of the party. 1t is said here
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15

curities multiply. But 20 years la
ter, in 1898, the ruling quotation
was still only $4,000. 1t jumped to
$4,000 in 1899, doubled to $4,000 in
1900. From that point it crawled more
slowly up to high water mark at $780,
600 last year. The drop since then, a.
decrease Of $4,000, is pretty nearly
the entire price five years ago.
The biggest speculative year was
1901, when 265,000,000 shares of stocks
were "sold-'' Assuming that these
shares were all on the 500 par basis
and most of them were-the sales
represented in nominal valuation the
incredibly great sum of 326 500, 000, 900
Or just double the entire capitaliza-
ton Of all the railway companies in
the United States. But this was taking
no account of bond sales, or of sales
In other cities, or of speculation in the
other exchanges of New York-those
devoted to gambling in cotton, real es-
tate, produce-or of the Consolidated
exchange, or of the curb" No won
der seat that gives q man an
eleventh-hundredth share of such a
business has value.
Consider the commissions merely.
Most Of the 'sales'' are mere gambling
transactions between members. If the
sales were all made by outsiders they
would net to brokers under the inflex-
IDLE rules Of the exchange one-quarter
OF one per cent-one-elghth each way,
for both buyer and seller pay commits
sion-or $66,000,000 in commissions
alone: Divide this by the LOO men,
bers, and we have the respectable av-
erage of 100000 apiece as a yearly in
come. >.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
GOSSIP |! 1 ll|F|
MODERN BIRTHDAY CFLEBRA-
" TON AMoNa rHzI n1cHl- 81
WALL STREET SPECULATE
The Price Of seats on the Stock Ex.
change Is Decltning-The Home
Of Boss Tweed Sold
Other Items.

EW#Y OR X "A
young man had a
birthday the other
day, AS he is the
kindof young man
for whom life
holds many privi-
leges and few du-
ties it occurred to
him that it need
ed celebrating.
ne hundred
guests were invit-
ed. You might
say. q quarter of
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15

dent il 81 zion Al t ia,
Etsndered him only \ 3 l,k st..ts
#msnt ofS his| poll cal belle e. He has
been secretary of go repnblican pres
dents and has been = cabinet on,csr
~ asrepubl icans administrations
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
Investigations in Alaska


The rumors of scandals in connec:
ton with the Alaskan judiciary are to
be Investigated, and for this purpose
Judge Day., as assistant to, the attor-
ney. general. will make a long trip
through the wilds of that district this
summer. 49,,
He will sail for Alaska carry in July,
and will visit Ketchikan, Wrangell;
Sitka, Juneau and Skagway, in the
southeastern part of the territory. 1t
is in this part Of the territory that the
charges have been made against the
conduct in Office of Judge Melville
Brown, who was appointed from Wyo-
ming four years ago.
From Skagway Judge Day will go to
Dawson by the White pass, and thence
1,800 miles down the Yukon river to
st. Michael, stopping at Eagle, Ram
part, Fairbanks and other places on
the way. From St. Michael, which is
near the mouth of the Yukon, Judge
Day will go north to Nome, which is
the largest mining town in. Alaska,
and where some of the worst scandals
. in the history Of the territory have oc-
Cured. A visit will probably be made
later on to Valdez, which is prosper
GUS town at the head of the gulf of
Alaska, and where many of the i'm
portant mining cases have been tried
by Judge .Wickersham OF the third
district.
American Dollars in Panama.
Good American dollars are to pass
for legal tender in the republic OF
Panama. It has been left to this coun-
try virtually, to make the coinage
laws Of that little nation, and it may be
that it will never attempt to coin
money of it's own, but will use our
currency entirely. 4 i Eb$.%"5z u -s:.l
The task of solving the problem of
Panama's currency was left totSecre,
tary Taft, who acted with Panama
commission, and they have reached an
agreement for the adoption Of q cur
rency system for the republic.
This provides: in effect, that the
gold currency of the United States
shall be the standard of value on the
isthmus and be. legal tender, and that
the Panamans may, If they choose.
coin, gold money Of their own equfva-
lent in value to the American dollar;
that they may coin fractional curren-
cy out of Colombian silver now in cir
culation in Panama to the extent Of
one, and one-half million dollars gold.
and at the request of the canal COM
mission one and Il one-half millions
more If the commission needs it. i
Further, it is provided that the Pa
namans will maintain parity. Of the
fractional silver currency by the de-
post Of is per cent of the normal
value Of the fractional silver currency
coin in an American bank In the chr
rency Of this government; added to
that Ifs the seigniorage as an addition
al reserve. The . fractional ctrr4ncy
will consist Of 5000. 900 Panaman III
ver half dollars
Panama will be the only one of the
South or Central American republics
that has adopted the gold standard.
and In which American money wiu 81
worth only its face value. III Mexiccc
and almast every other republic on
either continent the American dollar
/ 8 prized o. shows ~ ioca -.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15

In West Africa the natives hiss when
they are astonished; in the New He
brides when they see anything beauti.
full. The Basutos applaud: a popular
orator in the assemblies by kissing
him. AZ
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
Boss Tweed's House.

HERE is a house
In Madison ave-
nue. that: has a
history. And it
has just been sold,
history and all, to
the Sire brothers,
heater men.
This place was,
In his palmy days,
the home: of Boss
Tweed. It is worth
even now $780, 900,
mostly for the
land. In its day
= New York. and
{ money could buy,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
State Forestry Board.

The state forestry board has set
aside 10000 acres of government land
near Ely and it will probably be used
as game and fish preserve. 49,
The tract is two-thirds covered> by
q small growth of timber. The rest is
is to be. planted with seeding trees.
There are number of SPLENDID lakes
in the tract and they will probably be
stocked with fish. ~ J
If. the tract is used as preserve it
will be turned over to the state game
and fish commission. ss#S - :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
Stock Exchange. Doldrurns.

HE recent sale OF q
8 t ock exchange
seat for $58, 600
has set Wall street
to thinking. For
there is a moral.
In 1873 a seat
in the great gam
bling place of the
country was worth
$4,000. Member
ship being lin
tied to LOO, the
price naturally
rises as the city
grows and as Sc;
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
News Notes.

Zutic QuesneL aged IS, a former res
idents Of St. Paul, was found dead in
bed at his home in Centerville. j. s.5!
~: Donald Nicolef.. an Italian miner,
% years of age, was killed in the
open pit at the Cypress mine near
Hibbing. ~ {, ne. j. 5Ss IS ;ssa s5:
{ After twenty years Of railroad serv-
ice without q mishap lillian j..
Foley, yard foreman at thee union
station, st. Paul, stepped IN front
Of one passenger train while trying.
to avoid an other, and was fatally in
jured. .=j#% IS rs 81
Catherine ne. Bow, who sued the
Gamossi Gleves company in the United
States circuit court, st. Paul, received
q verdict for 81, 900, the full amount
asked for. She alleged that al UNI I'M
brella sign fell upon her.
George b Hayes, tie acc.so,guntant 81
the university and chasing gent
for the board Of control, has resigned
both his posit lions in connection with.
the university, hin ion going
snto eject July !, this year.
The Sc. PanI and Bag com
5psny fled article 81 incorporation
With the secrettary II state The
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
]: Killed by Live Wire.

Aug Brandt, a lineman in the en-.
Ploy of the street railway company,
Minneapolis, picked up a. live wire
while working on new construction
and received injuries from which he
died few hours later: Brandt, who
had been with the company eight
years, was working with a crew IN 9Th
street, near Third avenue, Sc.
He was stretching a new wire and was
just about*to draw it tight when he
came in contact with the regular wire
which was charged with 2, 800 volts.
The shock threw him to the ground
and he was badly burned, He was
taken to St. Barnabas hospital in the
patrol wagon and died after four hours
OF intense suffering. He lived with
his family at 1913 Fifth street south.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
Bogus Bills;

The banks and merchants of Minnea-
polls are being bothered with large
number of spurious 10-dollar bills.
These bills were originally regular l.
dollar silver certificates, but some one
has been raising them to 10-dollar bills
and there are a great manyin circula-
ton.
Some of them are very clever and
the cashier of an express company was
fooled on one. He took and gave back
nine good dollars in change, and after
the party giving him the bill had left
he began 2, Nttle investigation; which
showed: him that he had been swindled.
Many other cases Of q similar character
have been reported to the police lately.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
Help for Fire COMPANIES.

Cities and villigaes in Minnesota that
have fire departments or fire relief as
sociations will receive $91, 1871 as
the 1908 apportionment of the per
cent; tax paid by insurance companies
on premiums on Minnesota business.
This amount is rechoned on premiums
amounting to 81, $50, s7e.s4 and is twice
as much as was apportioned last year.
The increase is due to a law passed by
the last legislature providing that all
Of the 2 per cent tax, instead of half Of
It, be paid to cities and villages having
fire DEPARTMENTS. r.z4 -, .>..s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15

b 9th md destr % was :; abroad
Eon the waters q, Lake Mime tonka
T !, hen the gasoline launch Eleanor ex-
Eploded leaving 81 It's wake Mrs Geo.
/ Upton, who died at the White House
at Excelsior. and seven other occu-
pants who were seriously injured 81
A party of eight, including Lewellyn
Christian, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Merri-
man, their two children, Harry and
Prudence, Mr. and Mrs. Upton and
Mrs " E. N. +. peyereaux, were on board
the boat, which.is owned by Mr.. Up
ton, when the explosion occurred.
= The force of the explosion hurled
tar out into the lake Mrs. Devereapx
md the Merriman children, while the
other occupants. were forced to Jump
into the lake to csc ape the flames.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-15
t.Er : = ~ ~
An Old Settler.

Simon Stevens, the first white man
to settle upon the shores of Lake Min
.netonka, is dead. He came to Mime
sofa in 1s49 with his brother, the late
Col John p. Stevens, who built the
first house in Minneapolis, and in 1885
he founded the town Of Clearwater,
where he died. He was the youngest
of ten children, and he was aged rat
the time Of his death. $50 Z ), sss...::, -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
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The five largest Jurisdictions are As
follows: Pennsylvania, 54,34o; New
York. 80 LOGS: Indiana. I,9I; New Jer-
sey, Il ,6Gl; Massachusetts, ll,29l.
During the past year ,;;,.>;' appii''a-
tions We're received and ;a,Gl3 members
died, resigned or We're suspended. ledV
in4 4 net gain OF 81, lIu.
Eecently the membership of the or-
der in California was lo,2o3 and the
membership in Ohio 10,2d3.
The membership III the rocahontas
degree is close to GOG00.
Recent reports from a number of ju
risdietiens show the order is growing
rapidly.
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The Ohio grand lodge was not salts
fed with the new rates of the \. o. &.
w, SO it appointed a committee to hire
an actuary to compute rates based
upon the Ohio experience to see if they
would not be more favorable than the
supreme lodge rates. The committee,
after careful examination of the
work of the actuary. wisely concluded
that the supreme lodge rates We're
much the more preferable-A. O. U.
w Bulletin.
One or two members usually have to
do the hustling for the entire lodge
whereas every member should do his
share. With every member hustler,
how the lodge would boom,
II each Workman would secure an
additional Workman the membership
OF the order would be almost a million.
II is Il big thing to contemplate, yet
how easy it could be accomplished if
every membcr set his mind to it and
worked. / Nebraska Workman.
When one lapses it follows that he
vii! have to pay a higher rate when
he re-enters the fold
It is Just as easy - be ahead in pay
ing Ssessments aS it is To be behind,
Delinquency in most cases is merely q
habit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
(ERzzx2X7z w
M5cXZZ1KY)

Sept. 80 has been selected as the date
of the worlds fraternal congress at the
st. Louis exposition Fraternities in
ali parts Of the world have expressed
Willingness to take part.
The records of fraternal insurance
orders are said to show less of defal-
cation and dishonesty in mana cement
than any enterprise of like magnitude
In the world
The Improved Order Of Heptasophs
recently initiated class of 1904 new
members This order is growing rap
idly.
The first fraternal insurance order
established III this country is yet liv-
ing and has a membership of 100000;
also the second fraternal insurance or
der established in this country is yet
living.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
PYTHIAN Temple. BE0OKLYN.

sa49isie9n trimmings. The lodge g0olns
WI occupy The third i1o0}#of the build
ine, Willie oil the other floors will be
bowling aiinNS. billiard rooms and
smoking and reading parlors. No eX-
pense NiN BE- spared in furnishing the
new Temple, which will be ready for
deiljeat4ry services in February
hr'}'iilg tlle past year the endowment
rank has paid death claims amounting
to :s3aNt 81 ,5'o0U0.
MINNESOTA now has membership IN
good standing Of over 5000.
The grand lodge of Illinois adopted
Il resolution leyying a per capita tax
Of , ce;ts per member per annum to
create Il Pythian home building fund
Michigan knighthood says Carl f.
kUellnle who has just been elected
supreme representative for n third
term, is being groomed as candidate
for supreme vice chancellor
The Knights Of Minnesota are plan
ming 20 build large castle hall in Min
neapOis that can accommodate big con
ventions concerts, eXpositiOnS, etc.
They have their plans well ma tured
and viii probably decide on the site
and begin building soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
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1VfH@ A.-n--SSsa ahas@assA ha@A =

Sovereign Grand Commander Rich
ardson of the southern supreme coun.
Gil in his address before that body
! strongly recommended that the council
"nianly declare that hereafter no in
/ any public banquet or function OF the
/ supreme council or in any body OF the
rite subordinate to its jurisdiction -
! He declared his belief that nothing bu.
! injury resulted from the practice.
The per capita tax Of California for
the purpose of tlle Masonic home for
! the past year WAS &2i 80
At Il recent meeting held In Milwau-
kcr, Wis, bodies Of the Scottish Rite
Had forty -four C3lndi,iatt's to pass the
several grades.
IN Illinois Il lodge cannot call off for
definite period without Il dispensat!un
from the grand muster
III Pennsylvania If candidate FOR
initiation AID membership can dispcnse
with :; truss dHfins LIS initiation there
is Da htaf 10 his receiving tHe degrees,
but if de Truss eauHot be dispensed
with he IS physically Disqualified
There are ni1c Masonic lodges iH
5Ials,;ts t4Iy, With ue3a5eas,lIip q
.....fs1.
Georgia Masonry tofay fs#on a ll.-ll
Il plane in eYerY way than ever be
fore ana much al is present prosper.
y is due 10 Tie cultivation 4 lie 80
ri3I feature. Masonic Ie,slld.
Transportation Ioa&e of Buffalo vis
tied Strict Observance iodSe ot Ii;lHil
ton. Gnt, alll conferred ihc third lie
gree ell toat. candidates, H5e ti1zs; il
stance it is said Of lie Kind In the Ma
sonic history of Ganaaa. keystone.
The smallest er:;i.d COUNCIL Of I;oya,
AMI s5etpe, t.;Jsitts is ioli,a, vii,
about Seyenty-iiye members
1t the last annual eoHcl;,yc ot tic
grand eommarGery et Wyoming three
OF tie coH}manGerieS We're n0f fepra-
sented on account oi t]le gie;lt distance
the representatives would AaNe }e tray.
el to attend One commantierY we1',l
have to stage 21n miles ana railroad j;ao
miles, while another Wejili have 10
railroad Sos miles, the railroad fare
being > cents per Iaile
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.
The Salaries OF Grn:aG ChamceIiur.
Plume Tips.

The Salaries OF Grnad Chamre1lurs
Plume Tips.
Fifteen domains salary their gs.lat!
chancellors, the salaries running Gov u
the scale from $1,000 to 500 =ei ri
mum Illinois pays 81. zee; !ua&Ma. 81.
500; Kansas. S1,5oo; Iowa. ) 90, colo
radio and Minnesota, S!iH3, Washington.
500, and New Jersey $.oo. The 10.
lowing pay &GGO or less: I2lorla, Mas
sachusetts, Nebraska. Nevada. New
Hampshire, Texas and WISCONSIN, Az:
the other grand ehaneellors serve with
out salaries. Ohio pays no salary, but
allows her grand chancellor 1000 .
year for expenses. Many other do
Mains also grant Il fixed sum for the
pythian executives expenses, bu.
Maine, oklahoma, South Carolina and
South Dakota allow neither salary nor
regular expense account.
The knights Sword and Helmet says.
I'VE have been advised that ne@otia-
tions are progressing toward the CON
sol,ation of the Rathbone Sisters and
the Pythian Sisterhootl."
The endowment rank is increasing at
the rate OF about 700 applications q
month.
The Pythians Of Texas made a net
gain in membership OF over LOCO the
first six months of 1903
There are new close to 5000 Knights
OF pythias in the Indian Territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
HARDWARE.
FOX BROS, HARDWARE CO.

in Southwest Arkansas Hardware Wire Nails
CUTLERY and Mill Supplies All shipped promptly
motto Fair Dealing" satisfied customer is
When 0 line
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
knights of Malta.

November reports show Il number OF
new commentaries were instituted dur.
ing the month and many new members
initiated.
Rochester fN. " commandery at It's
last convocation had nine candidates
for the ninth degree five for the third
and eight novices fer the first degree.
This command is making rapid strides
toward the ,OO mark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
Knjnhts and Ladies' of Honor.

There Was a splendid increase in
membership during the month Of No
vcmber
The system adopted by the lodges
throughout Missouri Of paying frater,
nal visits to each other has proved ben
eticial TO the new LODGES, as it has ere
ated a friendly rivalry among them.
and each lodge is now aiming to cap.
ture the merit banner at the end OF this
term
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
DrOokiyn's New Pythian Temple.
Notes and Gossip.

There is being erected In Brooklyn
by Mckinley lodge a handsome Pythi-
All temple which, when completed, will
be the first temple in Greater New
York consecrated to the work Of the
order. The building will be three
stories in height, built Of brick. with n
buff brick front laid in red mortar and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
pUDDEPHATr FURNITURE COMPANY

Wh0IesaIe and retail otIce and saleHfoon5 \
ST. next doer t. Merrill institute
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
EOreSters of America.

The outlook for the order is very
bright ut the present time and there Is
great activity all along the line.
New courts are in process Of forIua.
ton In several Jurisdictions.
Reports from the various jurisdictions
show a very satisfactory growth Of ihe
order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06

Subscribed AID paid up
Eeserve Fund (Jan., 1eoD -.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06
Independent Order of Foresters.

independent Order of Foresters.
January reports show the past month
has been a prosperous one. Many new
members were initiated and several
new courts instituted.
The annual high court meeting in
1901 will be held at Sault Ste Marie, il
Canada
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-06

Af3l[EAs&Jzhnz0FE
IFS, Wholesalers and
v Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.
BLUFF COMPANY.
Manufacturers and in I.ath Shingles
Doors, speci1l Cheap cabins and
buildings pannel the cheapest and
o
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
bedroom side strongest and
soDstaaate Hold write fee
PVDDEpHArr FURNITURE COMPANY
Wholesale and retail Office saleooms Ns l.a'27 Main
I5t, t9 Merrill institute
FOX Bros HARDWARE CO.
a hardware soo,
coaeH and Mill Supplies. shipped promptly re-
Our motto Fair Dealing satisfied customer Gus
When need anything our line mall Us
oUEHNswAnn
RYLAND oUsENswARE COMPANY.
o. qaeensYare eoeery, inware.
'lcN lanterns
business day the
H. L. OWEN.
combination long experience places the
line both wholesale
Pottery: Glass Granite, Tin
Woodenware Lamps Cutlery, etc, Your trade solicited
j.. F.
Wholesale Grocers established 1901 Right price,
prompt o
quickly Aoatross
Portuondo world beaters
ISAAC DREYFus
department is complete in Dry Goods Furnish
ings Notions an delivery
122 "a &c and IS Main street Pine Bluff Ark
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
wEsTBRook GRAIN in
Lime Cement Plaster Fire Brick Fire Clay,
Meal Salt Potatoes Bran, Corn Oats,
Chops. Gotten seed Meal shpsuf Field Seed etc
Carload lots a specially z
MARSH AND RILEY
Exclusive wholesalers grains provisions
Martha Flour" best made
j. A. HOLMES COMPANY (corporated3
Wholesale Wagons. Pnlsburys
Provisions Products,
Cement Fire Brick and Fire Clay
FOUNDERS
FOUNDRY COMPANY,
engines
planing mill machinery iron Brass Castings Machinery
ga SHEPPARD.
Monuments. Out of town trade solicited
Walnut
l.. O. FURNITURE COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Furniture Carpets nnsses
Barraque Manufacturers of Mattresses of all Grades.
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
so!cits the patronage Of ambitious
Bookkeeping Shorthand 1yreWrins bay
nigh sessions J. W. JAMES, PIn, Pine Bmf,
UNDERWRITERS AND ENBN.NERs.
We carr complete line of everything used in the under ak1ng
that be ezeeea quality and heins