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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Mr.. ], II. Sallee Of this d
q telegram from Gillian, !
day to the effect that !
Frost, who was a sister Of !
had died at that place u
noon. Mrs. Frost was 7
here and her death is a shI
many friends in MEXICO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Hotcs IL hereby given that fnai setfismsnt OF
ne estate 81 Mar B, Haain, deceased, viii be
made a. Tie November term Of the Probate
Court o. AHdrAin co nnty, Missouri, 70 BE- held
e Aexicos Missouri, 90 the second Monday
November, fH6
VII KEENAN,,
II. 7. CURTRIGHT,
"a Adminfafrntora
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

c. E Slime, Of Audrzin county, ID
now located At Three Oaks Mich,
and writes for the LEDeEg to Be sent
70 his new address
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
ANOTHER ALTON OFFICER HERE
Signal Engineer to be Located in
This City-Will Act For Entire
Western Division.
Special TO Mexico Ledger.

Specialto Mexico Ledger.
BLooMISeToS, ILL, Oct. a.
George Danes, late Assistant Signal
Engineer for the Chicago s. Alton,
has been appointed, effective Novem-
Der l, signal engineer for the western
division, with headquarters at Mexico,
Mo-, a newly created office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

wonderfully successful IN pFol
lame back, kidney, bladder W.
bles and Brighi's Disease wni'A'
form Of kidney trouble. 80
DR.. K.lmers Swamp'koo.
ommendedfor everything eu'a
ney, liver or bladder trouelsI
lust the remedy younee4 llnlT
In so many ways, in hos?t'ai =,
practice, among the heipieS y,
chase relief and has proved :
every case that a special az n
been made by which all feaa 30
who have not already Tried u ~ y
sample bottle sent free BY ma !,
telling more about SwamPKo. y.
find cut II you have kidney o. o N,
When writing mention reaeiAS
offer IN this paper and Il
send your address TO
Dr.. KIlmer Co. Bing- ri
hamton, N. Y. The =
regular fifty cen, and HaH Il
dollar sizes are sold BY all e'T T., !
Don't make any misiass'
the name, ~SvamP-Root q,
Ssanp-Root. and the address %
AY.en every bottle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

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QMN~yNnf CD
onA-.sAa ,nt4 re-
aarne& GrN2
wttA
4f4eM4s n 81
1AEf wn1pe st
as 1S1 had q
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inE SIZE n bet
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NGiA NfNtlSA
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Mrs. Hubbard, Of Maryland, is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Miriam
Ross in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

John O'Brien, of near Thompson,
this county, was a delegate to the Ma
tional meeting Of the Father Mathew
Society In Chicago last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Notice ishershy gives that enal settlement OF
ne estate Of Josepb A.KenerhalA.deceased win
be made at the November term OF the Probate
Coart Of Andrain county, Missouri, 70 be held 10
Mextcos Aisso1n, On the second Monday ia
gEORGZ D. RELLRRHALS,
u AdminiaerztOg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Mrs. James McClanahan, and son,
Edward, and daughter, Miss Emma,
leave next Monday for Los Angeles,
California, TO reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Itch cured In % N lnutes By wooiford's SAM
tAry Lotion. Never fails. Sod By ] \. Lew
eliyn. Druggist. s0zet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

English Spawn Llnlment III
Soft or calloused Lamps and }
horses, Blood spavins,C urbasvl
Ring Bone, stiBes,s pralnsalsl
Coughs etc, Save 80 BY use
Warranted the most wondsnd|
ever known. Sold by ]. p. d
gist. N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Theodore Holtkamp and wife went
down to Sc. Louis Saturday to visit
relatives and friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

| Te. lIzs-. 7ilal1c aan5nc--lalcondItlo
a. - 10 Gro q iself every tine
y t-l ~ FaieA NO h1iF er0Rs.
Is-t - Set f2csA a1l tcalthy % insure a
irsJaCff3i-. Tho hsir % a product of the
- aid al to tregtment3 IN Christendcm
~ do 20 elo.. rnacss they arc specidcslly
e1e1 idg5 n ~@C'-cG tho diseases Teenliar 81
tt Up. nov g. ~ druggists. three sizes.
- Ca, Soc. asd3 leo per bottle. =
EscE--O.i DaND-EINE CO., Chicago
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

sonn NJ Davis has sold his hotel In
louisiana and will move with his
iamily to Chicago TO reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Miss Willie Sanford is visiting
friends and relatives in Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Henry Sanebeck iE back from Col
unbia 10 stay. They all come back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
Colts and Pillx For Sale.

l have two colts and one FLY for sale,
out OF old Catoosa, and the colts are
by Elkton, he by Eole, he by EOlis.
The lilly by McHenry, be by Enquirer,
he by Lexington imported. Call and
see, W. II. White, Mexico, Mo. 33.3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Nh. Lawrence Msttbs1
Pearl Spence, two DOn]
people Of this county. III
marriage "Wednesday N
2;so O'Clock at the Chrisul
Rev. KokendOaer. The /
their many friends in eYl
CALCULATIONS and best wi,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
Hog Lost

Hog Lost
| L~OST-Monday, a black
ing about $50 pounds. "a
her return TO Owen MeatOA
Mo. WITT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
MALARIAAH IN 1Es, H ? FOE

aalnia i a atuosphere poison which we unconscOusly breathe into
eur lungs through the impure air arising from low, marshy places, stsgnant
ponds damp cellars, sewer pines. improperly ventilated houses. decaying
vegetable matter, ETC. Day after day these germs and poisons are taken into
fheiungs, and as the blood passes through them il becomes infected with the
poison and in its circulation distributes the microbes of disease to ali parts
ofthe body. Malaria is a very insdious disease it gives no warning Of its
coming until the circulation is filled with the poison and this foe to health
has the system atitsm mercy. Theblood becomes polluted, thin and weak and
"a slow irregular circulation fails to properly nounsh and strengthen the
body. Then the entire system Is attacked, and IL the germs and poisons Of
Malaria are allowed to remain the strongest constitution will break down.
No one can feel we'll when the system SD q maiarisl condition: the vitality
Is weak. the appetite poor, digestion deranged, the complexion grows
ssnOw and the entire body feels the effects Of the poison. Malaria must be
removed IRON the system through the circulation and the only medicine that
can accomplish this SIS. S S. tnot only cieanses the blood of all unhealthy,
morbid matter, but destroys the germs, cures Malaria and restores this vital
fluid to a strong, healthy condition. S. S.
Is made Of roots. herbs and barks combining
purifying and tonic properties which keep the
blood free Of all poisons and the system In
perfect condition. While Destroying the
PURELY VEGETABLE. germs II Malaria and building up the weak
polluted blood S. S. s. gives tone and vigor
10 he enufs system. Book on the blood and any medical advice without
charge THE SWUT seken7c Cos ATLANTA CA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01

Tad Cautborn is home from the
west. they ali come back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-01
DO YOU E UP
WITH A LANE
Kidney Trouble Makes YOU

cures niI
KilmSsssd
the gr;abs1
andblsd5s1
; RishsT1
calmumpha
teen,h e:ai1
covered az
scientific RS
DR.. Kilns,
nent kidnTi
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-10

Mrs. s. c. Campbell and Mrs.
James Daughtry spent Wednesday
in the country, guests OF Nj r..
Daughtry's parents.
Frank Farwell, Claiming, Tex,
is attending to Jackson-G albraith-
Foxworth Co.'S lumber business
during the absence of T. H.. San
ders in Alamogordo and Ell Paso
for a few days.
N. White is putting out an or
.chard. He will set about fifty
trees to begin with and later he
intends to increase it to several
hundred. His farm is about six
miles southwest of town.
Very cold weather has prevailed
this week in the northern Missis-
sippi Valley country. We have
had about an inch of ice here in
northeast New Mexico, but the
days have been warm with plenty
! of sunshine.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-10

w. ]. Hittson went out to the
cemetery Thursday to put tomb
stones on his baby's grave.
A. A. and b. X. James, former
ly of this place, were in Thursday
from the Stake Plains on bust
ness.
At the Quarterly Conference
held here by Rev. J.. T. French,
w. II. Oyler was licensed as EX-
horter.
M. b. Lloyd and c. r. Kelsay,
young men Of the new neighbour
hood IL miles south of town, we're
here for supplies Thursday.
S. c. Pandolfo has purchased
the Blankenship homestead, the
consideration being $500. The
place is just south of town on the
Quay road, and is easily worth
$4,000. We doubt if Pandolfo
would sell it for that.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-10

y Local and Personal y :

Geo, Wise got the $4,000 saddle
at the M. b. Goldcnberg Cos.
+. Morales, a saloon man of
Logan, was here several days.
The District Court for this place
will v the 4th Monday in
April.
County Commissioners r. A.
Wayne spent the day here We'd
nesday.
VIM. Browning has moved out
to his homestead to prepare to put
in a crop.
County Commissioner Hcndrcn
was in town Tuesday attending to
business matters.
O. M. Connolly, manager Of
the Three rs Ranch, was in from
TucTtO Wednesday,.
Oscar Smith is moving to his
claim near town for the purpose OF
putting in a crop.
w. II. Moore is hauling lumber
out to his homestead this week to
build a new residence.
Ed Ellis horse fell on hi n Tues
day, and he came out of the melee
with a shoulder dislocatcd.
James Bell, a ranchman and
deputy sheriff from Endcc, was in
town for supplies Wednesday.
Donald Stewart sold his fine
buggy mare last week to b. Clay
ton, the consideration being 500.
DIR. w. c. kluttz went to Alamo
gordo Thursday to assist the hos.
pital force for two or three weeks.
Mark b. Fowler says his bus.
mess has been good all winter.
but is better this month than here,
tofore.
L. Gallegos, a prominent either
OF Union County, was down Wed.
nesday buying supplies from Nj
b. Fowler.
District Attorney M. G. Mcchcn
went south Thursday to Santa Rosf
and Ell Paso on professional bus
mess.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-10

Wall paper for sale at Camp
bells. If
Cashmere Romero, a 3tockman
Of Endce, was in town for ranch
supplies Thursday.
| am selling Victor Coal. Just
received two cars.
tt M. Il. Fowler.
Supt. of Schools, Miner Ru-
dulph, spent Thursday in town.
Whoever has Castle Crane
crow" please return. S. c. Camp
bell. I4-tf
Morgan & Grubbs are building
an eleven room house or their
claim east OF town. A sort Of pa
latial residence, that.
c. p. Jones, of Santa Rosa, who
bought real estate here some time
ago, was in town a day or two
looking after his interests.
Z. II. Kicks and wife were in
town Tuesday from Puerto. He
lost several horses lately, stolen
from his ranch near Puerto.
l.. w. Barrett, who came here
recently from Kansas, has located
a homestead near Puerto. He was
in town Tuesday for supplies.
r. b. Hallock, a Santa Rosa
transfer man, was here several
days looking over the country.
He may decide to locate here.
Donald Stewart, manager for
the Gross, Kelly people for Tu-
cumcari and Logan, went to the
latter place Tuesday to look after
company business.
w. A. McCargar, father of our
fellow townsman, Geo. McCarger,
returned home to Indianapolis,
Ind, Tuesday after visiting his
son for three weeks.
Will White, son Of N. White,
who lives near town, has traded
his property in Stewart, Okla, toi
Tucumcari property and will move
here right away. He traded witt
Geo. Miller.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24
A Miscreant Slabs Seven on
ST. Louis Streets.
CITY IN AN UPRoAR
Over outrages Of Observation-Disclosures
Will All Recover-Every Detective
in City Sent in Search Of
bastard Criminal.


ST. Louis, Jan. 28.--Thc stabbing 81
seven women within an hour by an un-
known fiend in human form has thrown
this city into a frenzy OF fear and ex-
citemet.
The outrages were committed within
an area Of eight city blocks. All the
women were stabbed in the legs and
thighs. Some Of them were stabbed as
they were walking along the sidewalks,
Others as they were preparing to take
cars. The instrument used in every
case was a long, thin bladed dagger, sim
liar to the one used by the man who
stabbed Miss Adele Flaherty at Ninth
and Washington streets one day last
week
The man who stabbed the woman was
seen many times, and his description il
in the hands OF this police. He is said
to be about twenty years old, five feet
six inches tail, 1870 pounds in weight,
wearing a soft brown hat, dark.eolered
shirt and neat ovefcoat. Once he was
captured as he had stabbed Miss Martha
Young, twenty-five years old, Of No.
,s6s franklin avenue. but as she did
not realize at first that she had been
stabbed and held up her pocketbook to
show the men who caught the fellow,
they released him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24
9be Times, Daily Short Story.
7SGSC2z lgSse .x2S4o DQDaseSc9 % SN2cDcaCscSsAc

One night the minister was sitting
ii his study at home when he heard a
step on the porch without, and a man
in the garb Of workman jumped in
at the window. A long blade glittered
in the lamplight, and he was about to
bring It down on the minister's breast
when he stopped as If suddenly para.
lyzed. The two men looked flxedly into
each others eyes, the workman stand
ing rigid, the minister half risen from
his chair. He had given himself up for
lost when suddenly the workman
knife dropped ON the floor.
"Excellency," he said, you saved my
boy"
Then the minister remembered. You
are
Petrol, the peasant; now Petrol the
workman, the revolutionlst. / came
TO remove you. But cannot
The minister rose and, going to the
door, locked it. Then, returning to his
chair, he said:
why did you come to kill me?"
Il came 10 kill the minister / did
not know that you were he"
And why did you wish to kill the
ministers"
",fhat more liberal man may be put
in bic place"
''TIes it never occurred to you" the
minister snld after a pause, that
simply carry out the orders Of the
carp
Yes, excellency, but If we remove a
minister for the cars tyranny he will
give the next one he appoints more
liberal orders"
The minister took up paper Oh
which he had been working and hand.
Cd st 10 Petrol. The workman had
recently learned to read and perused
tho document II was a draft OF re-
forms which would greatly ameliorate
the condition OF the workman.
Il have already gained his majesty's
consent to those reforms said the
minister Il am preparing them 10 be
issued in the form Of ukase Now,
/ have proposition to make you. |
viii report to the car that an attempt
was made TO assassinato me which
failed and the would be assassin cs-
capped. Then we shall see whether his
majesty viii allow these reforms or
suppress them"
Petrol stood for awhile in deep
thought before replying.
"E&eelicncy," he said ut last, Il beg
You not to report the attempt. fear
the car win decide not TO grant the
reforms"
Very well! Go back and tell those
from whom you come that they have
been saved from losing the benefcent
get IFS majesty intended by an act Of
kindness l2ng ago on the part Of his
minister 20 YOU"
Petr3f oacelvored to say something
worthy o. The occasion, but he could
only think Of the kindly help by which
~ boy had been saved cad the bene.
as the minister had secured for the
pcop!e. lie went out into the night |
withou, having spoken
The next day the ukasc was issued.
FLORENCE ETHEL CROSBY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24

To be u successful wife. to retain The
love and admiration of her husband
should be woman's constant study.
At the first indication Of ill-heaIth
painful or irregular periods, head,
ache or haclache, secure lydia n.
Pinlsham's Vegetable Compound and
begin its use.
Mrs Chas. f. Brown, Vice President
Mothers Club, FL Cedar Terrace, Hot
Springs, Ark, writes;
Dear Mrs. Pinkham.-
For nine years dragged through r1iser-
able existence, suffering with inflammation
and female weakness and worn out with
pain and WEAKNESS lone day noticed a state.
nsnt by woman suffering as was, but who
had been cured by Lydia Il. pinkhum's Veg
etable Compound, and determined to try Il.
AT the end OF three months was O different
woman. Every one remarked about it, and
my husband fell in love with me all over
again. Lydia H. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound built up my entire system, cured the
trouble, and felt like new woman am
sure It will mako every suffering woman
strong, well and happy, as it has me.
Women who are troubled with pain.
ful or irregular periods, baclsache,
bloating Tor flatulence), displacements.
inflammation or liberation. that bear
ing-down feeling, dizziness, faintness.
indigestion, or nervous prostration
may be restored to perfect health
and strength by taking lydia Z.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24
HER HANDS
ARE FREED
French Ships Can Awe Ven
eZuela.
IF THAT BE POSSIBLE
Demonstration Is No Violation Of the
Monroe Doctrine-United States So
Decides-Two French Cruisers
on Their Way.

Paris, Jan. 24,--Prcsident Loubet pre-
sided yesterday, at cabinet council
held in the Elysce Palace, at which Pic
mier RoWier announced that be had
received communication from Ambes-
sador Jusserand 10 the effect that the
United States docs not consider a
French naval demonstration against
Venezuela to be violation Of the Mon.
roe doctrine.
France, it is pointed out, thus has
her hands free, but The situation is un-
changed for the moment, as the council
will not take decisive action until the
report Of NJ Taigny, the former charge
d'afFaires at Caracas is received.
The foreign office has received con-
frmation Of the press reports that the
dean of the diplomatic corps and Others
ut aracas have uRsuccessfuly demand
ed explanations from the Venezuelan
government with reference to their posi-.
ton after the Taigny incident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24

fightIng them, the gypsy and brown
tail moth pests still thrive, and ex-
perts fear that Canada, New York,
New Jersey and the middle west are
to be invaded 1t is the greatest pest
Of the age, one Of the greatest Of any
age since the Iocusts few over Egypt.
An Overwhelming number Of moths
have settled down upon eastern Massa-
chusetts. Last summer a southwest
wind swept horde Of brown tails into
Boston. In certain parts Of the city
me white moths were so thick as ia
make seeing across the street as diff
cult os ID a driving snowstorm. In the
infested districts Of the suburbs the
stencil from the caterpillars which
had dropped dead from leaves poi
soned by arsenical spraying was FREE
quently SO great as to necessitate dis
injecting with lime before the bodies
could be shoveied up and carted away
by the wheelbarrowful. = Farm and
Preside.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24
THE POWER
OF KINDNESS
[orlginall

tOriginall
Count Constantin, young Russian,
while hunting passed a peasant hut.
A man hurried out of the door, stop
ped, turned back, started again. stop,
ed again and wrung his hands.
Whats The matter, my good mang
queried the count.
My little boy has fallen against a
window pane and cut his neck. The
blood IA spoutiug. and he Will die.
There is no doctor nearer than ten
miles. Oh. for a priest"
The count threw himself from his
horse and vent into the house. a boy
i've years Old lay in his mothers arms,
Just passing into unconsciousncss
from loss OF blood Constantln, who
had recently Lcen graduated from the
university where be had taken course
of physiology, cav at once that the
iugular velu had been severed Insert
ing Lis thumb ard finger into the
wound, he drew out the ends OF the ar.
terry ana while the mother held them
tied a strir z around them. Then, put.
ting the boy on bed. he gave him a
little diluted liquor from his flask and,
telling his parents not to let him mcYe,
mounted his horse and rode away to
bring doctor In couple OF hours
lie and 4 physician came together, and
the wound was properly cared for.
The count had saved the boys life, and
the gratitude of the parents was TN.
bounded.
Pctr5f Iyanoyich, the peasant. drift
ed with his family TO the city and be.
came workman. BY this time the
revolutionary PARTY had made much
Roadway, and Petrol took great inter
ent In It's doings. lis deliberations
and its acts wore carried on 10y the
higher claases, but Petrol was ambi-
tious TO do something himself. lie
Termed 4 goc!cty among his fellow
workmen ana became Its head. AS
years passed lie grow more ana more
Interested Iii what be considered the
rcrlcdy-tho removal OF thoso men In
power who ctood in the way Of n bet
Ter condition for the people Of Russia.
At last It YVES decided by the NOM
bcrs Of the society Petrol had organ
ised that nothing could BE done 70 In.
prorc natcsg without y moro liberal
iaialstcF Of tlic mterios IN office, and
tlsc Only Way to yet cnc was 20 Kill
tho ircrinhcHt The eoclety failed 70
decide who a,iord Go iiie job ana no
ore volid Yoluntoc. Petrol made UP
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24
Cement Building Blocks.

The moisture does not gather on the
inside wall of a building made Of ce-
ment blocks, provided cement blocks
are made OF right material OF course
there are great many different kinds
Of cement blocks and q great many
contractors who find that cement is
much cheaper than sand and therefore
do not use the proper proportion. but
with good cement block made Of
proportions three to one Of good sand
and good cement the statement that
moisture will gather on the inside of
the blocks is not true. In the case Of Il
poorly made block do not doubt that
the moisture viii gathSr there. | have
studied the cement block business for
the last ten years or moro, and do
not know Of single person or ever
heard OF one who is tearing away &C.
ment block buildings and using brick
or other material instead, says mem
Der Of a concrete stone company in
Rural New Yorker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24

allows 1t to fall. Two pieces Of wire
are used Ono is made fast to screw
eye driven in the front edge Of the box
and extends up nearly TO the under
side OF the top, where a piece Of cord
is tied to ii. The cord passes through
a screw eve and toward the front OF
the box, where, four inches from the
eye, II is tied to the longer piece OF
wire that extends to the door. The
wire and string are adjusted so the
front end OF the wire, passing through
a hole in tho board, win project quar-
ter Of an inch and support the door
When the hen steps ON the box ana
drags the wire down, that pulls the
long wire in and the door drops BY
opening the trapdoor at the top it is
easy to set The door again. orange
Judd Farmer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-24
FARM PRODUCTS.
Exports of Ss2T, 100000 worth-Tsis
CouHtry'a Little Surplus.

Exports of 1927 100000 worth-Tsis
CouHtry'a Little Surplus.
During the last fiscal year exported
domestic farm products were valued
at $s27 100000. This il below the an
nual average for the FIVE years preced-
ing, and the relative position of farm
products in domestic exports Is de.
Ginning one on account OF the gain in
exports OF manufactures. Neverthe-
less. during The last sixteen years the
domestic exports Of farms products
have amounted to $4,000, 100000 or
$l,00e,000,000 more than enough TO bug
all the railroads Of the country at their
commercial value, and this with the
mere surplus for which there was no
demand at home. During these sixteen
years the farmer has secured n balance
Of $685. 100000 TO himself. out OF
which he has. Offset an adverse balance
Of $543.000,000 in The foreign trade IN
nonagrieultural products, turning over
TO the nation from his account with
other Nations 5000, 100000. The OK.
ports Of forest products we're S6S.00O.-
900.