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Newspaper Page TextwSsBBHSWB STSSSSSK&SSSSSSSJEi 1 i """ I c H. Uj MACK r- Ps- IV I. I Daily Capital Journal BV HOKBR UHOTHHH", MONDAY, JAN. II, 1807. THE FINANCIAL SITUATION. One look. over flic pages of the city dallies In vain for wise or nnwlnc dls sjrtatlonfi on the money question and the cnanccn of any Improvement In the general business condition. Oc casionally a metropolitan paper usually edited by the cheapest kind of hired editors and hence devoid of courage r principle lifts up Its voice predicting the magical effects to be had from the new tariff. Hut the city prcs In general Is a blank on the question MITCHELL FOR GOLD. "Of course, Senator Mlthell Is frtr the gold standard' Salem States man, January 10. Hut Senator Mitch ell has not said . He did not sny on Ills canvass, lie said the St- Louis platform was for bimetallism, that the IlopubTfcan party was a bimetallic party, otc. Is not. this a fact? Can any honorable man who heard him at the opera house, deny this? Not one. If the gold standard has a majority c The Pacificos Are Starving. Burned out by Order of Captain General Weyler. Key Wbst, Fla., Jan. 11. Copies of the Vosc de Cubi received here show that newspaper recently ofmombcrs In this legislature they i published an extra, advising all loyal will and shou'd elect a Kold standard Spaniards not to buy the Madrid pa- - - senator, but It should never bo John II. Mitchell. He Is not honestly for the gold standard. A ROAD BOND BILL. The Siilum Statesman The London Times, In an editorial UOA I) HON I) HILL. It on the death of General Walker, says: "His death will ! regretted In Great Hrltaln almost as much as In America. He was one of the falicct an I most icasonabluof the adtoniKs of blmelallis.ii." After eulogizing the deceased econo mist's attainments n'iid writings at considerable length, the Times con cen tinues: "With all respect, It Is Im possible that had he lived, he could have done uilicli to further the avowed object of Senator Wolcotl's visit. Senator Wolcott will be welcomed here. For several reasons, Mr. McKln- ley could not have chosen a more ac ceptable envoy. But public opinion In England Is more hostile than be fore to bimetallism. Nothing can be hoped for from the visit except as a political move and a salve to the silver lies. The failure of his mission Is certain. No public man, whatever, . who has theoretical vlwws, would think the present an opportune mo ment to meet tho question, and this opinion will subulst, at all events, ns long as bimetallism appears to be dropped or revived according to the oxlglonccs of American domestic poli tics." At the Chicago Jackson banquet the money question came up and was handled by Mr. Bryan without gloves. Ho punctured tho tour of Mr. Wolcott to Kuropo but llrst referred to tho great struggle In Jackson's day and Jefferson's. Mr. Bryan's speech was well received. Referring to Jackson's light on tho United States banks, ..Mr. Bryan said: Wonro engaged now In just such a contest ns that through which Andrew Jackson paused and we do well on this occasion to tuko encouragement from his devotion to tho cause of the people. He gained his Greatest victory In bis tight against tho national bank. We lmvo the samo light on hand today. Tho national bank Is socking to forco u rotlremont of tho greenbacks and then monopollzo tho Issue of paper money. Tho Republicans, during the campaign justcloscd,avoldcd this sub ject and refused to declare themselves either fur or against tho rotlremont of tho greenbacks. But when thoy como to applV their Ideas to legislation, they must disclose their vlows. r lloforrlug to Senator Wolcott'u mis sion to Europe, ho. said In part: Tho fact that Sonator Wolcott of Colorado has been sent abroad by tho president-elect us an embassador most extraordinary, to bring Kuropo to bi metallism, Is uu evidence that tho gold standard Is still concealing its blessings from tho American iwoplo. lf tho gold standard Is tho standard of olyllliatlon why should wo risk a return to barbarism by chasing after International bimetallism? If Sena tor Wolcott succeeds in stirring up a silver agitation In England bo will be accused of disturbing business aud de stroying confidence In that great cen ter of tluaiiolal conlldeuce, Loudon, If his errand proves a fruitless one ho will only give- additional evidence that tho United States must not alono. If, In other words, our oppo nents succeed in bringing bimetallism they will relievo us of a groat deal of labor and enable us to turn our atten tion to our reforms. If, on the other hand, they full In an effort to restore bimetallism, after confessing that bimetallism Is desirable, wo may as pect, tho American people to Join with us In. the opening of our mlnU to frvo ittul unlimited coinage at 19 to I, with out waiting for the uld or consent of uti)' other tuition. wants a wants a law to allow the farmers' hnd ad joining a publ'c highway to be mort gaged by Nuing bonds to build macadamized highways. This road bonding scheme Is tho last straw to break the farmer's back, and still more rapidly dispossess him fills lands. (Tinier the gold stand ard all bonds tattetl will become a first mortgngc on the soil, and the llrst road bond bill that comes up In the legislature should be knocked In the head as soon as it Is road. The whole Iwnd swindle Is a fraud on the people. It will In time have our free Amor ten copi posed of two classes: USUUEBS and SEBFS. OREGON MI3T. "1 am for the gold standard bath feet." J. II. M. Republicans in cherus: "Give prosperity or give us death." with us Old man Barkloy will vote for a man with a silver heart and a silver head. See If he don't when that roll Is called. A talented member of tho house Is to draw up a resolution of Inquiry: What has become of the woman in bloomers? As all tho plutocrats havo now got Into tho Republican party thoy ought to be able to elect a genuine goldbug to tho United States Senate from Orc- KOH. Ten thousand dollars reward offered to get John II. Mitchell to say where he stands tomorrow on tho money question. We all know where ho stands just at this moment. But to morrow? Tho Republicans should send no sen ator to help out tho McKlulcy admin Utratlon who Is tinctured with silver ism; thou they would bo able to say tho reason why prosperity don't come Is because of throat of silver legislation. To catch gold votes the McKluley organs are saying: "Mitchell will ne ver, no novor vote for free colnago of silver at 1(1 to I." But thoy won't got Mitchell to say that; ho will tell you privately with a wink of tho other eye: "Slxtcon to ono; why my dear boy I will vote to coin It ono to one, If that will got your vete: como right Into my buffet." i ... . ,.i. OA MTOXlXiV. 9U 'aft" w r& . ssj-t-t. m6fyFj&tGAt U. tin wrr mm N young girl's Ufa there comes a time when the careless innocence of child, hood changes to the modest, blushing maiiiriiiy seir - con sciousness of ap proaching maturity. The eye is brighter ; tue lorm is reunder: there is a touch of shy coquetry in the glance the girl has become a woman. She has entered that critical period so full of happy possibil ities, yet so hedged about wliu tue puy alcal sufferings aud dangers peculiar to her sex. It list been said that to be awonuti is to sutler. Too often this is true. A wo mail's whole nature is so bound un in the snecial functions of her womanhood that any disturbance if this sensitive organism throws the whole system out of Harmony. "l'emale weakness " causes nine tenths of all the wretchedness which women endure It can never be per manently relieved by "local treatments." That is generally an expensive, emUarrus-tug-, useless, tuaVe shift What is needed it Dr. l'ieice's Favorite Prescription to reach the Innermost source of the trouble and restore health aud strength directly to the internal organs. This stops the weakening drains which Mil life's foundation , heals all ulcerated conditions, give the ligaments elastic power of themselves to correct mis placement of internal orguu and imparts tone, vigor anditlityt the entti feminine organism In a word the "favorite Pre scription" make healthy, happy women. Ur Here Is the CMtt Cottsuhine SiyiUa of the luntiUt' Hotel l SurK-l lu(llui. UutUlo. N Y lie has made a life-study of ntiu's peculiar slttuepta. Ore uiaety pages v his great wuik, 'The lVaple's CiMMUn Mrdwsl AJvivcr " are drvuied t lh cuMM.lrra IUii of dleate peculiar t woutea wtvrtul means of buirlittntitlrtt mg-til, nuking It unueceuanr to emptier pfcyMcttH, or la Mibmti h Iim eiawllfam aa4 tax sleitetvped. but neutrally uUm, ' taval Uwtt- mem." Tweuiy-oe i I Mti wmi, ra cover cost of inalMuf b, M totag easy I of this useful UmV, Address, MWUt's IfiJ. 1 peosary Msdkal AssoctaUsa,HuKkl, . V. i iv aHI I 1 por3. The claim Is made that the attacks of the Madrid papers on Wey ler have a tendency to do him more harm than the attacks of the Patria and El Porvcnlr, of New York. Several young men who recently joined the Insurgents at Manzanlllo report the existence of widespread dlsalfcctlon among the followers of Bibl and Callxto Garcia. Advices have been received from Trinidad that several young men who recently Joined tho Insurgents at Sancti Splrltus reported that a num ber of days since Maximo Gomez was encamped near La Campania. On tho 1st of January, it is asserted, the in surgent leaders, Josi Miguel and Gornc., passed by the Mapos plantar tlon, In company with other Cuban Insurgent commanders. Over 500 families nro reported to have been burned out of their houses owing to the recent orders to destroy the property, and even the Homes of paclflcos. Many of these persons have been unable to save even their cloth ing. Mothers are carrying their ba bies In their arms, and are without food and resting places. Old, gray- headed men and women arc barely able to move, owing to the prolonged period of suffering, and many of them will probably starve to death. The magnlflcont nugar estate of Santa Rosa has been burucd by the Insurgents. For several days the hor izon has been brilliantly Illuminated by the destroying llrcs. Many of the canellelds In this vicinity are stlJl burning. The sugar plantations of Ilormu- glorc, Parquo, Alto, Tumba and Saco, all belonging to foreigners, located In tho Clenfuegos district, have received orders to suspend the grinding of cane. They hope to commence again Jan uary 11!. Texas Rangers in Evidence. Ciucacio, Jan. 11- Tho Chronicle's special from Key West. Fla., says: 'cv8 was received here from the Plnar del Hlo country to the effect that the Lone Star company of Texas rangers In tho Cuban army had again distinguished themselves. From the reports It appears that they defeated a much larger force than themselves, capturing the Spanish captlau and taking a provision train that the Spanish detachment was guarding. Tho battle took place last week, propably on Friday, Judging- by the date of the letter received, near Placlue, south of Cristobal. A de detachment of 300 Spanish cavalry was escorting n tralnloadof provisions along this route, when the Texans, who only numbered 1C0 h.cn ambushed both sides ot the road. Tents, arms, ammunition and provisions were cap tured. Tho Spanish lelt tlvo dead and forty wounded on the Hold, while the Cubans had tlvo killed and four teen wounded. Bound For Cuba. S.WAKNAH.Ga., Jan. 11. A party of young men have left for Cubit to Join the insurgents. Among them was Clif ford W. Andorson.Jr., mjii of Colonel Clifford V. Aiulerson.of Savannah, re lated to tho late Governor Jacobs and the late C. O. Jones Oennany Will Remain Neutral, llBUUN, Jan. 11. Tho first state- inaut concerning tho Cuban bltutition which has appeared in the sotnl-of-ticlul papers lias Just lwoti printed in the Nurd Doutsohe Altogamaln '.el- lung" After a review of tho question, the paper states tlwt Germany bad no intention of interfering in CnbH alTttlrs. Monologue by J .Simen: -"If 1 can't be MtuaUir my first choice is II. W. iVruotfaud Mr. Simon is a good man to have on your sldu. , Assignment. Ashland. Wis., Jan 11 E- A. Shores and E. A. Shores, Jr., made a personal assignment for the benefit of their erpditnrs. asslsrnlnif to ex- Governor Upham, who gave bond in the amount of $200,000. The liabili ties of the elder Shores are stated to be $25,000, and he Is also an indorser on ills son's notes for $10,000. The Shores arc the principal stockholders In the Shores' Lumber Company, tho largest lumber concern in the city; also the Shores Mining Company and the Shores' Building Association. Other stockholders in the Shores Lurc her Company have petitioned fnr a re- ceiverershlp. rajfewfyKSSH pM vJnk JnYyfiv' wsgSsMsM I P.E8T wlthT Mr II. Bw?" yo3 wl'uflnd'oneMk H pons lnilda each four ounce bag or R Blackwell's H fiamiine Durham m H Smoking Tobacco K Call for Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that I hare cash on hand to pay all warrants en- dorMKl up to June 7, 1895, and interest on llie same wm cease on ine oaic oi this notice. Dated January 0. lnw G. L. Brown, l-9-2w County Treasurer, A Goou Bill Of groceries is solid comfort to every housekeeper, and especially when It has the iuperb quality of tlie goods sold by Branon &Cb. 1-H -It Thby Nbvek Fokoet. When a man has once smoked a La Corona Salem's favorite cigar he never forgets Its Miincrb flavor and aroma. 1-11 3t - DKNTIST.- cUc'c!-or to Dr. J. M. Keene, old White Co'Tier, Salem, Or. Parties desiring superior opera ions at moderate fees in any branch are in espe-ml rct.uest linir'fi 1J1I)II,V1 WULfio fflflnnil W LZ h MIES KE Proos. Declari in all kinds of fresh and salt rrea s Lard in bulk, 7c a lb. Cheapest meal tn the on Try them. 171 Commercial st. rjp town shop near car barn on State st. SiLI , li vim 0 THE GREATEST COMBINE. PORTLAND MARKET. PROVISION. Portland, Tan il.VWheat valley, 86387 Walla Walla, 85 (lour rortiami, uenton county, 4.S0., DW 4.0; graham, 3.7s; superfine. Jj.50 per Uats w bags, 5 cases, 3.75 hite. 4of3)4JC! crev. iSu,axK in bags, 4.5S-S5 barrel, 4.50(7.00; alley, 9loc; Ka.'ltrn Oregon Potatoes.. Oregon, 60070c per sack. nay .Oood, 12.50(13 per ton. i 101)3 omtoc, Wool..ValI( 6Yffi8c. Mohair. . l5($2oc. MillstuOs. , firan.tlj.oo; shorts l6 50. Poultry- Chickens , mixed, $110)3; ducks 3345.0; turkeys, live, XiY. Eggs.. Oregon, 25-300 per doi. Hides., green, salted 60 lbs 7jcj under bo lbs bbytc; sheep pelti, 10(14700 Tallow 2c3c. Onions-S5c per sack. Wheat IJags Calcutta 4.25(24,37. Bean smil! white, lcljc. lima 4c Hogs Heavy, 3.00 to 3.25 IJuttcr..Uest dairy,35J5Ci fancy reanwr) Cheese . totic. Diied Fruit Ai)ples, evaporated, bleached 6V7c; unbleached, 3; sundried, 4c 5tfc. Pears 5c6c l'lums-pitless, 3c4c Prunes 4c(56c. Veal small e: laree aV.c oer lb. I- Mutton Weathers 2.00: eres 1.50: dressed mutton, 4c. lleef Steers 2 2;: cows 12 2.2?: dressed 45K- , Cured Meats ,Hams loc tojc bacon 6c. l.ard .in palls, 7c. SAN KKANClSf'f .makiCET. Wool..Qregont clioice 790; inferiors 7c, valley, Soc. Hops (Quotable at 8-Ioc for new. Potatoes 4o75c per sack. Oats Milling, 1.05(1.20. 5ALEM MARKET. Wheat., ffc. per du Oats 35c. Hay .Haled, cheat, 900; timothy II Straw, $3.50 to $4.00. Hiur,.ln wholesale lots, 4.20; retail 4.40; li an, hulk 13.00; suked, 14.00; short.. 14.0015.00; chop feed, 15.00 16.00 Poultry. Hens, 6c;i'urke)s oc.; Rooster, Veal. .Dressed, 4 Hogs Dressed, 3 Vi3'i. Live Cattle.. ij;2 Sheep.. Lte, 1.50(0)2.00 cwt. Wool. .Best, 12c. Hop.. Best, 9 ioc Eggs.. Cash. 171020c. Fruit .Green -Apples per box !.ooi.co; Farm Smoked Meats Ilacci. 6c; hami 90; shoulders, 5c. Potatooj. .35c per bu Oniont 50c. Dried Fruitz-Apples. evapoiated bleached, ii .- uiiuieacneu 4C(ai5C. l'lums-4c. Thrice a Week New York World, Weekly Cincinnati Inquirer and Weekly Journal for $2 a Year. Do you want the Free Silver Cin cinnati Inquirer and Weekly Capi tal Journal? Our club rate Is $1.40 for both, Do you want a gold standard paper with The Journal? Then take the Thrlce-a-Week N. Y. World. Our club rate Is $1.75 for both. Three papers for $2. The Weekly Journal, Weekly Inquirer and Tri weekly World an eastern, middle slate and western paper 552 pages h year for $2. Addrcs Journal ollce, Salem, Or. Catarrh in the Head Is a disease that ni iy h'.id to cosump- tlon. Catarrh Is can-td by Impure blood, and the true .i to cure it is by purifying the bl nd. Hood's Sarsa pari 11a cures catanli because It re moves the canso of n by nurifying tlie blood. Thousands te-.il fv that they have been cured bi Hood's Sarsa- pariua. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and do not puree, pain or gripe. All druggists. 25 cent. Special This Week 300 Boxes Fine Paper and Envelopes, if Office: Willamette Hotel BuildiV For water service apply at office. 1U1U payable monthly in advance. Maku at complaints at the office. IK TO LOAN.' Tlenty of money on Ed security. A lame quantity of land for sale at low figure and on easy terms. HAMILTON & MVIISH Room 5, Bush bank building. ill TACK LOANS On inside property at 7 per cent. O.j farm and security at 8 per cent. Safe loans made or investors. Insurance eflecred in reliable companies. JOHN MOIR, broker, riom No. 2, liujh bank bm'dinj Box, CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. nitu- llElll ripiiui tf 1?J1ST -rvy. sucsuu Z- trj r7I Sec Window, DEARBORN'S Eook Store, DOOR'S Hotel MADE ME A MAN i AJAX TABLETS rosiTIVCLY r.nii75 f ALL 2nrtoua lilwaiea Faillns Mem- ,,S I by Abuse ami other icessea and Inrliiu (2t cretiouB. Then quickly and surtltt T jetoro Ist Vitality in old or joune, and SA; IrfT"1!' Inwnttr nnd Consnmiuloa It taktnln time. Ihcir nH Bhows immediate Imprors. iu.uiauurucciiBi.uiui wnero au otnera loli. In. elstuiiou boring the genuine Alas Tablets. TheT ... .,u,,UOOUUBWm T111 -"i yon. o give a positive written iranrantee to effoct o cure In e.icL case or refund the money, Trice SO cents per package, or mi packages Itull treatmentl for $8.60 Br mall, in plain wrapper, upon rjrelpt ot price. Circular free. AJAX REMEDY CO., "t'JS.J;; For sile at Slcm, Oregon, by D.J, HUiamlG. V l'LTNM, "GREATEST OH EARTH." Ur. 7Illet Ucatoratlve Nervine. Mr. It. T. Caldwoll. U book-keeper la tho First National Ilank of Fulton, Ky. "I was completely run down, My nervea heoaiuo w mitrune throueh oss of sleep 5rf worry that I felt surol would beoom. pollwl to clre up my position. IwoJld l awako nil night long, and It took but ilttie tiifi. UiU dutv v OASTOHXX. &&& lilt mrf - rff. 1 VV'P Newly Enlarged and Improved Excellent rooms and the best meals, Rates reasonable. Strangers should see us before engaging, gOTLlifbtcd by electricity tliroughout, Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in prices on the following! SS JSfc;:::::::: -!SS2 nSkeh:&.;;;:; 3,"nl! silk bandkerchitf..: ;;.;;;;; v;-;-'' ... v r" ijjs i cenu per dozen nd other work in proportion. Flannels and other work in tcUigently washed bv hand. lob ). Olmsted Prop, C. H. LANE, .litMTTilM 2H C)inmercial V Stills $15 upwards. St., Salen Or Pants upwands-a -RiVVSTER & WHITE, m and ma All kinds of grain feed, ha, straw, etc., at lowest prices. 91 COURT ST, - SALEM. JAPAN TRADING CO'l 20SV, COMMMERCIAL ST., SALEM. Finest bamboo furniture, Japanese Curios, toys etc, For Holidays. Only ''lap" store in town Will be sold especially cheap for Christmas trade. Lowest prices ever offered for best stock in this line. 12 12 im i PURE HUSKY BULL For service for the"season, iCall at Brown's weat market, corner Center nnd Thirteenth street. Finest milk stock in Oregor. 12 1 1 tf W il n nun HJUHMBfl.4 RA VrADGt H ill u JO k KA. a Host Meats in the city. Prompt dejivery. Cottle block Shop, Court Street Shop. GEO. FENDRICII, Prop. TRADE MARKS, UESICNS, COPVPinuTs j.- Amono ,e"d 0 tketch and description maT S",,l8certaln' e, whether an Invent on i Obblr patentable. Communlcatlona StrlSli .DnotffuUthberOURh MuDa &a?efflce!v. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, MUNN A r.n 3U1 Hromlmiv. NVw York. Harher Slion NO. loc STATE STRERT U ill be pleased to meet all my old patrons in my new quarters. First-class work guar. nietd at popularr prices. Shaying 10 cents. Haircutting 15 cents. Ono trial on your part insures regular patronage. CFBaths only 15 cents it zr im uiiO. W. PLASTER. Prop y U. T. OlLDWtl J. SttSV tt!.1 U,.J "KiKf-Wr ncarlBu about tba itomacb, tod oalnrir; fxT.M Ti" 1 " PuJed to"? Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine, Jrt,,Vxv"ir,J ? ,rUl ooK'a from a local KttltOB. Ky n. T CALDWELL. Dr. Miles' Nrrinp jj jj on . rrtl,.,l IS-iiSS 4f iji, ' Dr. Miles' Nervine Winter Tourist Rates in Effect to points South and Southeast -Florida, Georgia, Alabama "a, etc. To Secure the lowest rates and fastest time, ask for tickets via Bill ioSu?e!heRUrllnK- Savings of nearly 23 percent If you pur- cfen0UND TRIP tlon'116 fr lnforma C SHELDON, G.A.. rotund, Or. For DoUcnou. PIto nothing eqcau touox,; Pows AJ!f!2i.0.Wh0 Value a. Tho Rsy FroshnosfiT yyyiKXien i.,.r vuovi FASHIONS CHANGE OUT y POZZONI'S ;;Complexion y REMOVED.- D S. Ilentley. successor to Salem Improve, ment Co., is nicely boused at the corner of Uiemeketa and Front streets, and west of the j..i Hoiionai uanK Thanking the public for pas. favors, we would gladly have them call an I see us at our new office. Having Jhe.elephone moved, when you desire nnj h.ng ng up No 3o All business attended o promptly. A full stock of supplies on hand, especially of all kinds of wood. I 5 im Depot Expres . POWDER Y :,,? "ESIANhAuvATSTnESAJIE. A harmle.., and "hfi S h,ul aD(J M A "jouhave never tried f A PozzoMrs Fm Vnn A -- a rT' "ssojamimnrar LilPOlSQN Ss raren ' End Pa4ienB6r trains. Pag- E??exPress4?,a11 Paits of the city, frompt service. Telephone No. 70. JAMES RADER. &SPJSIALTY, 1 ;rmi...r. w. iuisiiv w:ca?iAL4 4r.:n. if: - rtaft.M1i.iJv iwehiwhiPnrajirf,:""" a:fft23l- i'imr.T;rn"" ai'hea.aiSi'i ?J '1 i ntr ."'.''' ."i -uv ni n,.. r - if"- w ni.r.r ui wewS?S"TJftSHof,i: "JWtliLTriV.V T01 ai-aaju, " '"rj l'rcmik)irAii2ri!,,,'J'roo7:r "" 'it- 1- H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWtLER, ThineSa.SprialtroffinerePa5' work, Seth Ihomas clocV. etc., 2iS Commercial Street iver Larson, Of Enger, Marion county, Oregon. has applied for a patent for a Rolling Harrow And pulverizer that has had no equal hereto-ore- Iyer Larson, Enger, Or, 12-15 m J UP I NMHUIAH k ROGERS. DeaJers in Groceries. a1m!:J? ciBars- confectionery, allkni. f h'sHrade bottled goods :of a' Kinds. 218 fn-nm.ri,l o. u?i. .....Vl, Oi , UdllU, trig U u a non.Dolaonou, remedy tor Uonorrhica li?!' Spermatorrhea, "tcu ooiin .7"' nion or uirera tr,...r Wt. 'J011 ' uiucoua men- mih. 4ia XQkaiT1.0.SUi "old by UrnreUls- or aeut lu plain wrarr', t)T eiim., ttrttnatH tat " - 44Lat fl.00. or 3 boltlea. 12.73. vjr lircalar ecst on rwouti -g-8WiWWHSNlTw tftn-utnttm - -MfcrTrt3-" s?T&ZWfimtwm.