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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29
MoR1eAee LITTER COTTON

Fgtess enssxvs in sho Nossh. heaEs e~fwfs@s
Fsakca .br largest fte4ts hts asosg rstss ssm8&s
nes = sa ~ grf ce1s sknas sff5 TfsEc tsn se AfSr
Ia ga ter assv NJ sswss sas samsss5 sraesA AEaf
sss 70 sAsyas~e 40 aha sah6 tess a. sse f0saasaAS
prices tN - ! t4 go ~ st : ha Eusa- $40
OF 80 s& sus& ~ 49, sss h@ Nfssc fuF sBs9@@zf
And gfsees Ia sassrs a4ahs4s$ea
n { ~ u NJ , M~ssS,xta e..
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29
COTTON SEED

Limited quantity Of following grown
by inc aud warranted Il be pure.
uOHCDORA ioas s,ar1c. i~aush. bs tr
'sons originator laa, year. sasasir hale ,o acsu on
ordinary soli tasIns 30 It's commercial sefsui,
srr 10 artrl ami broasns ta.c nhrn r, sclsh.
bora wrtu getting tote tuf ,ho ordinary Aihd
Good turnou, a, sin uhitisaE lssolD Tho ohgy
lon. staple for bill land
10 B~shsis 81 ~ IS PEI kS.hst i~.. .uaa
titles 81 ~ 2S pes L.shsi.
pvea &C eol III imsss.sd 10 La.hsl. o,
~ 2S per ssshst. L@ss a..a,is,s. ., ~ 80 pet
kushsl
pvat uns. tho rafiy alnd. satnr price a. ico
improved.
Ge, . good start this year The beet start IL
good seed II pays.
w. II. WITTY.
WiNONA. . MISSISSIPPI.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29
BUTTER. POULTRY. AND EcGs.


tQno4Asio0s sos so1n nd ,otal
rUTAToE>~ " hisa. xz&s PEI hhi NO. pet
bu-
CAHBAOE~w ss,ssn. use pss rsAss. sz:.ae
Per loo.
kKAuT-Fvs bAsssa. = H. pr haif hassss.
OARLtc~it~tiAn. &C. rss rpsad
OStUSA-LounsAnA. q y PCT barrel. 49,
pr hoe hsa
tKLNkf=r9 crate % 10 . dosb D. -
SWEET fUTArDES-tsdsGAsy. VI 60 fes
barre: toe PIT sacs. Jana u ~ PCT 1~ss.a
a. otA D. sarh.
HkAS~o6bsnG. rss roscd ~~ wosthsfn
whi,e4 &c. rsd sidasy. ~. g.. Lima. ~. e..
Ulnk tsyc
~ >~-johbing. Fss FounA ~<SsssH. u. e..
q ~ spsis. VI
COW rkA~-t.shaas. rss HAsssi~Tsass.
80 ctAya u 10 Ia g.. 1AsoasnA tn.aei.
oLss 70 1880. snippooswiii. uN
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29
J. l.. BARBER,
ttaspssv.iis. Ma.
COTTON SEED

ZOO bushels cook y Improved Cot
ton Seed for sale a, 81. 90 per bashcl
II pays TO plan; the best
This variety nccts no r-ccosnrscs,-
da,aoa. Jus, look UP tho different
state experiment farm bulletins ard
g how IL stands In tho variety
tesla.
Tes svr~vNrssAs s~@s IN Ase.s 10 cns. fssszs
tAss svssas sHd pasxhAsoi ~zs e@sss. sueety
eos dasssttssskosN
We hsre oss own Cir. ard sAxi sAe se-d
puf~ snd clean - 80 al. shs s4 o1
ORDER NOW 40 She sasesrtSees viii
probably sass a@a. e..a*e szeras tsv- s.s%.
II ~ai 9sa . ass.ll sAss TO tie ltsA s-~d
cuSsxas
uay yuas send sru<4 - as raising sAs~A
sssts 10 cur hssan1ss. ard ~e sashe . sses tAisy
OF eussnn. eosn Ard Gaia k~ac~saa Aa,ttsssu
A~.a CORN 90 pos hrashei swshins t~sses On
IL sHAsAsi Rs~a uAss sod aaI
VINEYARD vAaas osttNa. "a
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-29
Where to Buy Farm
md Garden Seed.

IohMSos'0 cRoltsiC ClusvgR
- Cotton made .oa- tss3es I~r srFc in Nisssss.
irgs In isE Write tov deNcrSft4sc r4Fs8.Ars
that toll hos Ia .auah5S FuQt Esc8d
y. I. JOHNSON 4 III i.sDasxer "a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16

NEW YORK. Aug. l5.-Dispatches
to Dun's Review indicate the mid
summer weather is retarding prog
ress somewhat, but. on the whole,
and there is pronounced Improvement
In sentiment regarding the future.
Quiet conditions prevail at Boston.
but contracts are placed more freely
for delivery up to the end of the year.
Textile conditions are little better
at Philadelphia and leather Is firm,
but payments are still backward. Dis
tribution of merchandise at Pfttsburg
shows little increase, although the
sentiment is better and the steel in
dustry more active.
Personal buyers are numerous at
st. Louis. and some lines show fully
as much activity as a year ago, while
manufacturing establishments stead
fly increase outputs. Collections are
good. Retail trade Is active for the
season at Kansas ty while In job
bing lines orders ale rather light for
immediate shipment. but numerous
contracts are received for future de-
livery. Some country buyers place
larger orders than last year. owing TO
the better crop conditions.
Chicago reports an increase in the
active capacity of leading industries,
much structural work about to be-
gin. and the railways reducing the
number of idle cars. Outside buyers
operate freely in the wholesale mar
kets, but retail trade is seasonably
quiet.
Retail trade is dull at Cincinnati,
but travelling salesmen send in fair
orders for dry goods, and the whiskey
market is firm. Pig iron is active
and clothing manufacturers report
fair conditions. Minneapolis reports
orders for fall and early winter de-
livery as satisfactory, local factories
run full time. and good wheat re-
ports are received Steady expansion
appears in jobbing trade at st. Paul,
although buyers are still somewhat
conservative pending maturity of the
crops.
Dry goods sales in August exceed
ed the same time last year, and col
lections are better Trade at Port
land. Ore. is of normal midsummer
volume, but sentiment has improved
and there is confidence in the future.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
CRUSADE AGAINST
HOMELESS CANNES
BEGAN YESTERDAY
THiRTN-TWo STRAY ANIMALS
GATHERED IN AND SHOT YES
TERDAY-MOREA ARE TO FOL-
LOW THE SAME ROAD.

Woe be unto the Ely canine. A
massacre of homeless brutes was
started yesterday and is likely to con-
tinue until all not protected by a
license tag are wiped out
City Marshal Hudgens yesterday
started a crusade against the bow
vows and before his days work had
been completed, he had bagged S3
of them. quantity of lead sending
all but one to the happy hunting
ground The 33d and more fortunate
puppy is now resigned to his fate
at the city pound and he. too. will
be shot If a license is not procured
for him forthwith.
Despite the fact that the mainten-
ance of dogs has been controlled by
city ordinance. necessitating pay
ment of taxes, the majority of dog
owners of Ely have never taken steps
to protect their animals. They have
been warned time and again, but have
positively ignored the order The
city officials have tired of this and
last night many a lonesome little
critter tramped the streets on vain
hunt for the playmate of the day be-
fore The crusade will be kept VI
until every dog plays the game OF
tag or. like the others, bites the dust
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
TRADE REPORTS JHOLD JTE.ADY
IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS

OF many mills being again set in mo-
tion. Still there are numerous re-
ports of curtailed output and tex
tiles at one leading center are run
ming to only so to 60 per cent.
Large auction sales of textile prod
ucts have been we'll attended and
prices. while not only lower than in
regular trade channels, are fairly up
to expectations.
The wool trade has a cheerful tone
and good interest is displayed by
large and samll buyers. Spring lines
are still being opened and the outlook
Is regarded as encouraging. Manu-
facturers of cheap and medium
grades of shoes are doing better than
in more expensive lines, stocks in
retailers and jobbers' hands being
reported light and eastern shipments
are larger, still they are below last
year for the week and season. the
latter by 81 per cent.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending August | 3
number 249. against 2O5 last week
| 45 in the like week of 1907, 43
in 1905. 147 in 1905. and 203 in
1904.
Canadian failures for the same
period number 81. against 19 last
week and 80 in the corresponding
week OF last year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16

Biggest Copper Dis.
trict of the Country
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
IN
THE CITY
Mr.. DickersOn Is
Greeted at De-
pot and Dined==
Politics in Disit.

Acting Governor Dickerson and
State Engineer Nicholas arrived in
the city last evening from Carson.
Mr.. Nicholas is understood to be here
with regard to water matters. He
does not know just when he will
leave. The governor expects to re-
main in town for week.
The coming of Governor Dicker-
son has been impatiently awaited by
the faction of the local Democracy
over which he exerts the duties OF
ringmaster. These gentlemen have
had their ears attuned for the crack
of the whip for couple of weeks,
the governor having been expected
since the first of the month.
Meantime the unwashed and unter-
rified have been in hoe, as it were,
with their vocal powers. which 1t
must be admitted represents pretty
tough predicament for a Bryanite.
Neither the members of the govern
or's immediate faction nor its op-
ponents, of which there are con-
siderable number, sad to relate, have
had anything to say until the master
hand should disclose the real thing
in the deck. This disclosure Is look
ed upon, among the governors hum
BILE political servants, as the real oc-
casion for his visit and an event to
be written down in large letters with
liberal underscoring. Upon it de-
pends continued attachment of the
political necks to the political bodies
of several of the faithful of the in
side ring. to say nothing of the status
among the living of various men,
bers of the common horde who have
had opes.
In pursuit of smiles from the gov
ernor upon their political ambitions
and through honest good feeling to-
ward him on personal grounds a
number of Mr. Dickerson's friends
! were at the depot last evening to bid
him a warm welcome back to town.
They later escorted him up street
and at the Vienna cafe still later en-
tertained him at a banquet which
was pronounced quite late to have
been most enjoyable affair.
Whether is was reassuring in po-
litical way to all of those present is
possibly doubtful. for the governor
has been around the state good
deal recently and is therefore un-
doubtedly not in mood to express en-
thusiasm among his bosom political
friends as TO anything other than
Republican landslide.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW.

NEW York; Aug. 15.-Brad-
streets says.
Trade is of fair volume, crops have
been making further progress, corn
especially being helped by rains. and
collections show tangible improve
ment. though backwardness is still
a subject of complaint here. All ad-
vices agree that buyers are in the va
rious markets in large, IL not rec
ord, numbers. but caution and con-
servatism are strongly apparent and
at seem centers disappointment Is
expressed at the volume of business
done so far IN August. Industrial
reports are as favorable as for some
weeks past There Is still slow. grad
ual Improvement in the iron and steel
and allied trades, though pig iron is
number of important matters before
ii for discussion, not the least inn
portant of which will be the move
ment to inaugurate national stor-
age plan, The question of trans
lower this week, and as southern
lumber prices are higher there is talk
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
'WO PERSONS KILLED
BY BALLOON EXPLOSION

LONDON. Aug. 1.-Two per-
. sons were killed and six injured
. by the explosion this morning
at the grounds of the Franco
. British exhibition of the envel-
ope of the balloon owned by
. Capt. Lovelace of the New York
. Aero club.
Preparations for an ascent
were being made when the acci-
dent occurred. The cause is sup
posed to have been the throwing
. down of lighted match.
.. Miss Hill, aged Is. secretary
to Capt. Lovelace. was one OF
the persons killed. She was
burned to a cinder.
The other person killed,
man, and the six who sustained
injuries also were employed by
Capt. Lovelace.
Capt. Lovelaee's clothes We're
. burned. but otherwise he sus-
. tanned no injuries.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
B|SBEE SWEPT By ANOTHER
FLOOD AFTER CLOUDBURST.
Big 4rizond Mining Camp Is Agoin
DeOdstdted-s.PostOtfce Damaged
and Great Dolume of Mail LOST.
Merchants Uere Prepared.

this afternoon by
food following condburst
calamity struck
people prohtns by
experience prepared
OF the one before
although
storm precipitation accompanied
lent electrical display.
The posi- office on shearer
the greatest
Il.
stamps money
volume Of mail being impossible
the number of letters
Following he of
buildings preeaution
them stead
on the of practically inflicted
except the highest
Of the elements
the unprotected
building today completely swapping
compelled abandon the building
No delivery
wrecked and other sections the building su
greatly loss Of mail matter
ceased the big steam shovel of the T. P
which flood the
work of clearing up the
mmed against the side of the post ONCE building
Fifty Mexican a,orers
all
fall Brewery gueh
became roaring river either side of
the water made neon
against the brick pavement dog ns
the swept swiftly to waey death in
subway.
Large bouders weighing by
pebbles and either swept to the
subway deposited they still remained tonight
Commercial Co the force of the waters tore up the
hole IN the middle OF
Of iouders washed into the street
back of the Review once the
10 greater depth
building the business houses on NAN
food of week ago The copper
badly flooded again. and the cellar had
again pumped flood through house formerly
occupied by the merchandise had been removed
little damage resulted
The boude and gravel which had been re-
building have ayaed nangh as the
shovel moved IN time 10 prevent
back at It's TASK AGAIN
watched its giant arm swing tons oil ea
much as n would shovel
damaged beyond tha received III
The city had Just competed put
which had In poor
all OF the work
washed ont by boulders and SIT
the accompanied by hasnes @
shaft had big eae eaus 10
operations were
ground detecor was burned out ana one
stopped The damage was shsh' anu |
plant shut down The street ear service was ae
ayed for an hour by bders which fell across the 's
unN aco
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16

rhe Convention of the Wool Grow y,
.s. associatIon of America, when is
80 he held In Salt Lake August 20 10
% promises to be one OF tne '''us, ,he
.-ignit,cant 10 of the conventions oil tne
ossncjation Among those VINO are
asnected TO be present are Fred w:
Gooding, brother TO the uose,no' "
Idaho. and president OF the asso.'a , a,
ton: j. NJ. Wilson, vice presiuen, ", -
tho association. and George ,. N"'e
.ter of Cheyenne. Wyo.. secretary VI
the association. ranra.
MANY other wealthy men, rspre, re-,
,enting millions of sheep herdeo AZ,
over the west, also are coming; - "nt az
n is expected that there VIII De AZ
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
STILL GOING.
Search for Forger Has Thus Fan
Proved F'ruitlcss.

Frank Potter, the young man who
got away with large sum of money
in Ely and Ely City as result of
wholesale forgeries Thursday night,
is still at large and no doubt by this
time has placed many miles between
himself and this district.
Deputy Sheriff Fulmer went as far
as Cobre yesterday. returning to Ely
last evening. without having found
a trace of the fugitive. He made in
quiries at every stop along the line,
but so far as he could learn Potter
had not been seen. No further evil
dences of his crooked work have been
discovered than contained in the an
nouncement in the News yesterday
morning.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16

Information has been received In
the city of financing of Ely Bonanza
to all sufficient extent to allow of
carrying plans of development that
have been made Work in prepara-
tion for installation of additional
equipment will commence on the first
of the month. October l this equip
ment is due to arrive and by Novem-
ber | il is expected the mine will
again be operating with full forces
underground.
Ely Bonanza development was
brought to halt few months ago
by sudden thrush of water, follow
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
FLEET SAILS FOR
SYDNEY-MUCH PRAISE

. AUCKLAND. Aug. 15.-The
. American baitleships under the
. command of Rear Admiral Sper-
. ry left here this morning at 6
. O'Clock. fhey will go to Sgd
. ney, \. S. W., where they are
. due August 90. and will remain
. for a week. The distance from
. here to Sydney Is little under
. 800 miles.
. The American sailors have
. won the unstinted praise of the
. people of Auckland for their be-
. havior during the stay of the
. fleet Thousands of men have
. been ashore day after day and
. there has been no disturbance
. of the peace.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
ELY bonanza RESUMPTION
IS NOW ARRANGED FOR

ing a round of shots in the bottom OF
the shaft, at 430 feet Good ore in
dications were encountered at the
same time The water flooded the
shaft during the night and at one
time nearly filled it. Since then the
flow has decreased. There is now
III feet of water in the shaft. The
latter's coming compelled an entire
change of plans on the part of the
management and made an amount OF
money necessary that was not avail
able at the time. This has since
been secured and pumps and other
additional equipment which is deem
ed necessary has been ordered.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
TH0uSANDS TO ATTEND
CONVENTION IN SALT LAKE

least 500 sheep owners in the city
during the three days OF the conveh-
lion Accommodations and hotel res
eryations are being made for tnat
nnmber of people. The meetings OF
,ha convention will he hald in Ar
nnrv hall and an attractive program
has ,o haan arranged with speeches by
prominent men from all over 'he
western states.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
Occurring just after the reren, a., A.
tempt of the sheep men OF utan ~ =,
market their wool at a fair rate ~ ~
snite of the low prices ohereu ias'
CONTINUED on page fouro
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16

Another member of the party that
attacked the Jail at Pensacola. Fla,
A. n. Knowles. is dead, making four
deaths. the list including Mrs. Lillian
Davis, the victum of the ynched
negro.
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Eutier Field: Druggists. Ri and Indiana ava
Commercial Rank Bldg Postal Telegraph.
Crtswelfs Drug Store. 18th and T sts.
Thos. Dohvns. 18th ard Columbia road.
Dupont Pharm"cv. Goth md ste.
Epplcv's Drre Store f4t1 ard wc'ifrg place.
Emerson. g W. 18th st. and Park RI
Gentnrr's Drug Store. 18th and Y SITS.
Hor,,,." r. Rrrenu 81 Info,m.t'on
Halt7rlaw's NewsSt"nA f7nS Pc ave
Interior n"nt sth and r Postal Telegraph.
Fanr. Sons & Co. Trfornattnn En-eau-
Kings Drug Store. 18Th and sts
unions Drur Store 9th ana &
National Hotel Postal rnlecra M
portman's phnrraor ten and R l. ave.
BOSS 4 ain. 2Gth and K
Roland VILLAGE. Newsstand and Stationery
Store. S~o 9TH ct nv
Trfon Section Postal Tora~-aph
rnf.d St'tns "nr''ol. rost"I TELEGRAPH.
Edwin Yn-rold. 14th ard Monroe at, NV.
Wo"hw"rd Tnthrnr Srner'nicndert'a desk
,Z,t Connections ave Postal To'e~raph.
Vrnf Cor,-.~rr ca ave.
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o'nonnef's Drug Store 2od and p SITS.
Prfdr's Pharmacr "e.h p SITS
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ye onrsa,n's Pharnrrv 18th on; SIS ne.
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orsn'ev's Drug Store. Sth and SITS. Sc.
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s .lth st Wharf. Postal Telegraph Office.
SCn,i i, Drug Storr. 7th and d SITS. sw.
Charles s Walter on1 az st. s.w.
C. C. Lohr. % Monroe st.
TENI EYTOWN. d. c.
Geore" p Parton. Druggist. w'nconsin
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

TIE HAMPTON l7a0 18TH
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Two squares n1rth DurA9t circle
se30-f ~ RfTI.fNGSLiY Gi5 l4ta s..
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR RHINESTONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV
APARTMENTS.

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The Hampshire NJ. /. Or. aud h, ...-... 100
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family of three: must assist in homework
Apply 1861 Girard 81. E.w. dc.i-2t"
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WANrED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
When selling why not drop postal To an old re-
liable firm? H. MARKS 3G7 1th, opposite
Sals'. or phone Linen. Obj Y. ua.-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

31G { ST. N.W.-ROOAiS N WELL KEPT
house: single. en- suite; steam heat: rates mod
crate. l..;-T +. ~. :>lI. m. tu.Dtf
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WANTED CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CAST OFF CLOTHES. LADIES' OR GENTLE
MEMS. ADDRESS POSTAL Will GAIL.
PHONE NORTH 1915. ". RICE. 1882 7th Il. ".
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LARGE SECOND-FLOOR FRONT ROOM WITH
alcove ard two closets; private family iii
q NV lo:i-2t.
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14+6 \ NW.-BEAU TiFUL BACK PAILoR.
with meals. SO; hall room, with meals, SO;
well Eppf house: nhnnC.
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NEED OF ALL KINDS of SEC
ond-hand furniture, will pay highest cash
prices for same: send postal or phone Main
T1"G. !. BRANDON. 429 nth NV dc24It
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II YOU HAVE ANY FURNITURE TO SELL.
send postal phone Main 1888 aHd / viii
call at your convenience and give you The be {
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WANTED-BARBER'S OUTFIT = CHAIrtS
and case. Phone y. 22i1. dc3-3t

DOLLS RESTRUNG-1S TO % INCHES. Zoe:
~ to 30 81: only the best rubber used. Call,
affer 6 In. SNl 18th IL dn2-3tk
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WANEElp-Al-L KINDS PROPERTIES To RENT.
manage. sell. insure, trade collections
and mama cement Il specially.