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VMOX1STS HAD. CEXEERATIOX. IJV UTTERS AXD, HARBORS PIAXK.
6PORT1XG UFK TS BCRMAH.
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' ounty Gathered to Help Monro
l'o,', Remember la Prler Manner
ti'f ! rt today of XttloMl Jmlepeua
ente. ' ,,: . ..
f?crl Thouind:cauMStlljWrTtorJlDer-Write ' Chairman
(Wilie Jones, or the SouUi Carolina
-Delegation, rrgtng Him to Get Such
Juwertcd by the DerrKH-rai.
, t I-"-Observer Bureau,
; . ...,'- : J49 Skyscraper Building.
; " i Columbia, ft c, July .
' Mr. U B, IXler, la charge of the
South Atlantic seaboard territory a
director of the National .'Rivera' and
Harbor Congre, in it project to get
a 90.ooo,DD0i appropriation from tne
Federal Congress to develop inland
waterway. has - written ? Chairman
W'ille Jones, of the 8outh ' Carolina
delegation; o Den ver, urglag him to
get, inserted in the national Demo
cratic platform a plank for rivers and
narnors improvement, t ,j
The correspondence Mr. Dollar
and other directors has been- having
recently w4th members of Congress
and candidates for Congress indicates
hearty approval of the project of the
Rivers and Harbors Congress, and
Mr. Dorier is convinced the project
has a splendid chance of being put
into law by the next Congress.
Mr. Dozier says In his letter to
General Jones:
The directors of the Rational
Rivers and Harbors Congress would
feel very much gratified if it were
possible to have a plank In the Demo
cratic platform declaring for th im
provement of the rivers and harbors
throughout the United States.
'I enclose a copy of a letter which
ha been sent to the Senators and
Congressmen throughout the country,
and In nearly every Instance their re
ply has l)en that they are heartily in
favor of our policy, ami will give us
all thr assistance possible In getting
the desired appropriation through the
Kjxty-tirxt Congress.
' if this plank should be inserted In
the Denver Democratic platform I
have no doubt that it would be the
means of getting a good many Repub-
ocratlc party "
ThiH is the letter that has been
!ent nut to members of Congress and
candidates for Congress:
"Dear 8lr:-As you are, no doubt,
aware the National Rivers and Har
bors ('onrea. of which 1 am a direc
tor, la very anxious to have Congress
adopt at its next session a liberal and
comprehensive waterway policy,
which will provide for the proper Im
provement within the next ten years
of every worthy water course In the
Union.
'V advocate annual rivers and
harbors bills of at least 150,000,000
In the accomplishment of this much-d-lrcd
end. and we are anxious to
know just who our friend are, and
what we can depend upon. Our
country is vitally Interested In this
question and needs large sums for Its
rivers and harbors.
"I believe this Is one of the most
Important questions before the Ameri-
i can people, and I am sure that th
vsfft majority of your constituency are
n favor of the policy our organiza
tion advocates
'Will you kihdly Ter the" hear from f
you In the premises, giving your views
on the subject snd telling me how you
stand. It would be gratifying to know
that you are enthusiastically in favor
of or pmpHganda and willing to give
It your willing Bnd powerful .support"
NKWH FROM 1KKDKIJ8 miTTAL
Correspondence- of The Observer. I i
.Monroe, July 1 About two ; thousand
out-of-town people cam to Monroe ye
- terdiy to help ths' town (oik celebrate
the Fourth. - The number of -visitors was
only half that' at last year's celebrstlon.
but thl is accounted lor by the threaten
ing weather of "the early morning. The
showers thafell at Intervals during the
entire' day could hot dampen the" en
triilaani of the people, but they did
have th effect of making the decoration
. and regalia, look somewhat woe-begone
betor the, day was over.
. The parade, composed of old - soldiers,
horsemen f rem all sections of Vhe county,
- and ; "floats' representing all sorts of
- things, was the first event ef the day. It
was a-brave affair, and tbe bravery of
. i th participant was tested, tob. and not
found , wanting, tor they underwent a
' downpour of rain st one period that made
. ' th name of 'float." which seems to be
-. toestowed indiscriminately on any kind of
vehicle as long as It is In a parade, quite
applicable for st least once In Us life.
Th prise of $15 tor tbe best commercial
float wa awarded to the Jackson Club.
This organisation was shrewd enough to
leave the designing of its float entirely
' so some ladies, who constructed a thing
f beuty and s .Joy torever out of an
v rdinary wagoa by decorating the same
with a scheme of color In which white
- and yellow predominated. To crown all.
rand to msk the ceiie immortal. Mrs. J.
A. Stewart, as queen, and Mrs. James
. Griffith, Mrs. O. W. Korhtiuky. Misses
Pattle Lee, Margie Williamson. Lena
- Henderson and Miss Dillon, as godesea
- of liberty, dressed lu white robes, and en
circled as to their liea.la with golden
crowns.- filled the apotheosized wagon
ttn grace snd beauty. Oh: the Jackson
Club knows s thing or two shout ttie
winning of prises. Mrs O B Caldwell
does, also, for she took , the prlie fir the
best prtvst float Little Miss Hattie
n..lv maa awarded the nitre for the
iertony no. t. and the Woodmen of th. J getting a good
World from Price'. M.ll catn- down and. Ilea nvoU . for the em
aptured the prtie for the hest noai rrnm
a township outside of Monroe. The first
prise for the best window decoration
went to the W. J Rudge Company, and
the second prise to the Heath Hardware
Company.
The Monroe Fire Company won the reel
race hsnds down, snd with it the prise of
3 while the Independent Compsny
carried off the grab race The foot race
was won by the fleet-footed "Reddy"
Stewart, the ssftie who distinguished him
elf lster In the day by his pitching In
the gsme between Monroe snd Wsdes
" boro. when the-Jetter team whs detested,
as slready chronicled The mule race was
won by Mr. Lonnle Williams- that is.
It was won by one of. his mules.
The damp weather did r.oi prevent the
fireworks exhibition at the power house,
which began st t i at night, fioni being
fins success.' This completed the set
programme, but n unexpected feature
was Introduced by the appearance of a
socialist orator, who mounted a box in
thtreet in front of English's drug"
'"'tor snd proceeded to tell the crowd that
quickly ga'hered around what fools they
were for being Democrats or Republican.
sndremI1ntHg downtrf'd'len and povtx
stricken, when It was surb a simple
matter to Join In with th HoclaltM party
and make the plntor rats disgorge their
Ill-gotten gains, so that everybody might
hsve sn equal share Ui the wesllh of the
country. This sounded all right to th.
crowd. Which was utmiilijiniis in Its ex
pression of willingness to psrtlc.lpate in
the general distribution of wealth, but
''they wanted to know how the thing was
to be brought shout without Incurring the
dsnger of srrest for grand larceny or
ffrnethlng worse The orator did not
'"" hsve time to go into this matter fully, so
he produced a pamphlet which, for the
mall sum of cents expended thereon,
regular price :tf cents, would explain the
method which the crowd was inquiring
about, besides msny other things useful
for American citliens o know When Uie
udlenee discovered that th' tuiclsltst was
trying to get money from tliern. Instead
f showing them how to get .money from
others In as legal way. they lost all in-
" terest in the game, snd not a hook was
sold. K few quirk-tempered ones were
o disappointed at having their rlreams
f anrfrlen wealth so rudely shattered
that there was talk of assassination, in
which the orator would tw compelled to
play the part of victim, but wiser counsel
prevailed and be was allowed to depart
with his lite and his books.
Popularity of' Bull Ra1n g Pugilists
-Strike- WlU-Tle-jEjFes - fcbaW
Calcutta Statesman, f -
A Tornr rf speculation not generally
known in England but very popular
In Burnish u bull racing. A cer
tain nstive sports man Is the owner
or one or tne bulls, tor woicn n
ha refused aft -offer ef iifl.OOO rupee.
It ha won several races and ie
looked after and as carefully tended
as a Derby.-favorite.' h owner
values It at 2s, 809 rupees, and it -is
said" it bring him In an annual in-,
come of from 11,000 rupee to 16,-.
000. It is carefully guarded by four
men lest it may be got at and
"doctored.' j
Burmana also, patronize boxing
eagerly, . but 'the art can scarcely be
practiced according to Queenaberry
rule, for - we are told by a- pro
vincial reporter that he ha ob
served that "even the, best boxer
strike out with-their eye tightly
but. and mthyd-oJiiteach. other
it is more by chance than anything
else.
Heat prostrates the nerves. In the
summer one needs a tonic to off-set the
customary hot weather Nerve and
Strength depression. Tou will feel better
within 4K hours after beginning to take
such s remedy as Dr. Snoop s Restore
tlve. Its prompt sction In restoring the
weakened nerves is surprising, or course,
you won't get entirely strong. In a few
days, but each day, you can actually feel
the Improvement. That tired, lifeless.
spiritless feeling will quickly depart
when using the Restorative. Dr. Bhoop's
Restorative will sharpen a railing appe
tite; it aids digestion; it will strengthen
the weakened Kidneys and Heart by
simply rebuilding the worn-out nerves
that these organs aepena upon. Test It
few days and be convinced. Sold by
Mullen s Pharmacy.
THE ARREST OF II. ('. WYCHB.
Man WIm la Alleged to Have
Swindled a Charlotte Printing
Cowwn and Othef Mrtna, After
binding Oflltws, Gate Himself
Away by lrcriitlng Hit Card.
Special to The Ohaerver.
'Statesvllle, - July 6. R. C. Wycfcje.
formerly of Charlotte, a "smooth
article." was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff J. W. Ward, of Statesvllle.
late Friday night on a chargV of
obtaining money by false petenso
nd forgery ami was taken to Char
lotte yesterday and turneoV over to
the chief of police of that city. The
arrest was made at Long Island,
Catawba county, while Wyche was
making an attempt to get to Ca--tawba
station to board a train. Mr.
'ard had followed him to long
Island from Statesvllle, a distance of
about 12 miles.
- Wyche formerly traveled for the
Queen City Printing Company, of
Chrlotte. and it Is alleged that h.
-worked that compa-ny for $150 r
mere: worked Boatwrlght Rros., of
" Danville. Va . Tor 125; th Prople'e
.Bank, of Roxburo. for JSO or mor
nd probably worked others for
mounts aa large. Ills game whs to
'Induce cashiers to pay bogus drafts,
i: The arrest of Wyche was brought
bout Jn an unusual manner. Klnce
"he worked the ChaTTWe" printing
-company. In 190. all effort to
capture him have been in vain, al
though It seems that he has recently
-been traveling for another concern
ind has beeti in the State a good
deal of th time.- Friday Mr. F. H. f
Farron, book-keeper for the Queen
City1 Printing tNwnpany, was in town
"fet : Hotel Iredell and it happened
that Wyche was also at the. hotel,
Neither of the men knew the other,
7uTwTOlern-tlie)rrihy-of -the hoti-t
t;1b -th - afternoon 4hey t Engaged in
conversation and Wyche handed
Farron til card . r When Mr. Far
ron J-ead the name' en the cail he
recognised it as the name of the
man. whom Mr. H. A. Mu trill, of the
printing company, had informed him
. bad swindled the company and
he . Immediately began Questioning '
Wych. Wyche realized that he Was
about to be .caught and asked for.
Farron to return the crt to ' Mm
Mr. Farron refused snit Wv.-h. in. I Bltnuson. Newbern,
. mediately left the hotel, secured
team from stable and - left for
lng Island, where h pretended to
have buine.
. Kr. Farron lost no time In hunting
tip Sheriff Ward nd we ring out
warrant for Wych before Justice
Flosn. The warrants were placed in
the hand of Mr, Ward and th latter
-sfSsJ-f i ncw nn lhetri of
Wyche,-, who left town about
o'clock, and the arrest was made
Mini hour later. '' - .
Big Iitc-reann For Veiar In Internal
lie veil lie OUnfJnna cvv Struc
ture IlHng vrnplctc( and Work
llcgun on Otlicra.
Special to The Observer.
Ktatexvllle. July i'ashler. R. li.
Roberts, of Internal Revenue :ollect-
I or Brown s office, reports thai the to
taj. '.rpllcctlons b- the office for the
fiscal year ending June 30th, 180S,
amounted to J," 98,055 SO, against
$2.3ss,2!ti S3 during the year ending
June 30th, 07, an increase of 1409,
762.97. Work will begin in a few days on
a handsome nine-room rcsldencevto
be built for Mr. R. A. Cooper, of
Marion, on his lot on Walnut street
between t lie J. E. Sloop residence and
the W. M. Cooper home. Mr. Coop
er, who Is a Statesvllle man, will re
turn here to live und will occupy his
new residence. Mr. T. L. Mteele, lo
cal builder, will have charge of the
construction of Mr. Cooper's resi
dence. The new business block on Centre
street, the property of Messrs. R. V.
Brawley, L.. C. Wagner and W. W.
Cooper Is practically completed and
one of the four store rOoms Is al
ready occupied and the others will
be this week. The first occupants of
the new building are Messrs. Braw
ley r Freldman, clothiers, who have
moved into one of the largest store
rooms of the new block from a small
brick building on l'road street own
ed by Mr. N. R. Mills. Gregory &
Foster are arranging to open an up-
to-date rafe In one of the rooms of
the new building and Mr. L. A. Oold-
man. grocer, will move his grocery
business from the Hotel Iredell
Building Into the iw building and
will occupy ino two remaining ktore
rooms. Mr. Mills will tear down the
old building on 'Rroad street vacated
bv Brawley A Freldman and will re-
plsce. It with a handsome pressed-
brlck huildlug.
Mr. James 'ulire?h, formerly wl'h
the First Natlovtl Haik. has taken
a position with Mr. W. M. Barrinr
at the Ire.1'11 Ifottllrg Works. As
soon as he gels onto the business Vie
will have charge of It as manager. Mr.
Parrlnger has recently became man
ager of the Iredell Telephone Com-
Dany and will devote his time to his
new work.
Mrs. E. P. eiirnpli" Ind lll.tl
daushter. of Charl-JUf...ar hre, lo
snend a month or lon-' with Mr
Clam nit' father. Mr. 1.. C. C-.i'A to
while 31 r. Clarapltjls tit Hot rtprlngsv.
Ark., undergoing treatment :cr rneu-
mailsm. ' -
Third Annual Convention of Archl
t1. Sectl to The Observer.
Wilmington. July . Th third
annual convention of .lfaftJgQrlh Cro
Una Architectural-. Association d-
KPKCIAL U)W B-TES VIA SOUTH -
KRN R.ULWAY
$5 20 Charlotte to Biltmore. N. C
and return account Young People'
Missionary Movement July 3d-12th
1908. Tickets on sale July 1st, 2d.
3d, final limit July lt5h, l0S.
$27.40 Charlotte to Cleveland, O., and
return account International Con
ventlon Baptist Young People's
Union July th-12th. Tickets on
sale July 6th, 7th and 8th; final
limit to leave Cleveland midnight
July 15th. 1901.
132 65 Charlotte to Dallas, Tex and
return account Annual Grand
Lodge Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks. Dates of sale July
9th, 10th and 11th, with transit
limit of ten day on going trip.
good to leave Dallas returning not
later than August Ith. 1908. Stop
overs to b allowed at points west
of Mlsaianlppt river on going trip
only. No stop-overs allowed at
points east of Mississippi river.
$5 90 Charlotte to Ashevtlle, N. C.
and return account Southern Gro
cer's Association July Hth-lth.
190S. Tickets on sale July Ilth
12th and 13th, good returning to
leave Aahevllle not later than mid
night of July 20h, 1908.
Approximately low rates from other
points
ror turtner inrprmauon call on
any Agent Southern Railway, or
write
R. Li. VERNON, T. P. A..
Charlotte. N. C.
W H TAYLOR, a P A.
Washington. D. C.
NATIONAL EDt'CATION ASSOCIA
TION, CI.'-VKI.AND. OHIO. JUNE
29T1I TO Jt'LY Jl. im.
Southern Hallway announce greatly
reduced rales for above occasion. Dates
of sale June 25th to July 1st. Inclusive;
final limit July 7th. extension ef final
limit can be had hy payment of fee of 2S
cents until August 31st, 1908.
FOCRTIf OF JULY CELEBRATION.
(ireutly ;educetl fares In effect July 2d,
Id and 4th: final limit July Sth. 190$. For
further Informallni coll on your depot
agent or write
R. L. VKRNONi T. P. A.
tjOW VEEK-Kn RATES.
' Southern rWllway announces week
end rates from Chnrlotte to follow
ing points and return:
Asheville 14.85
Black Mountain 4.35
Brevard 4.85
Blacksburg 1.75
Connelly Hprlngs .... 2.60
Hickory.. 2 15
lendersonville. 4-15
Hot Bprings , 10
High Shoals 1.05
Jackson Springs 3.90
lcnolr. ..." 12.90
Llncolnton .... 1.05
Iike Toxaway 5.50
Marlon.... .i... .... ...... 3.50
Morganton 2.85
Rutherfordton 2.25
Skyland . .' 4.85
Shelby.... , . 1.75
Tryon 2.50
Tickets on sale Saturdays and fore
noon trains Sundays, good returning
Monday following date of sale.
R. L. VERNON. T. P. A..
. Charlotte, N. C.
T. J. WITHERSPOON, C. T". A..
Charlotte. N. C.
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At seashore, lake or mountains, the most popular Summer drink is
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because no other drink is so delicious, cooling and refreshing when the
sun is scorching and the humidity is intense. PEPSI-COLA is the
Original Pure Food Drink, made from fresh fruit juices, acid phosphate and pep
sin. Guaranteed under U. S. Gov't Serial No. 3813. At all soda fountains, 5c
a glass at your grocer's, 5c a bottle. Beware of imitations.
Journed with an. outing at Wright
vllle Beach to-day and will meet
next in semi-annual session in
Greensboro in December. Officer
elected are as follows: President.
J. . Leltner. Wilmington: vie
president W. P. Rose, Raleigh: sec
retary and treasurer,' Franklin Gor
don, Charlotte: director. J. V. llt
ner. W. P. Rose, Franklin Gordon,
W. O. Rogers. Charlotte, and II. W.
Help for Tito Who . Have Ktotn
acb Trouble,
After doctoring for about twelve year
for a bad stomach trouble, and spending
nearly e hundred dollar tor medicine
and doctors' fee, I purchased my wife
one bog of Qiambarialn' Stomach and
Liver Tablets, which did her so much
good that sli continued to Use them and
the" have den her more good tbaa all
Lef the nifdidne J bought before." KamuH
lioyer, , r oisom, lows, this meenctn Js
lor sal by R. H. Jordan Co. ttample
HE IS
WISE
CLING FAST
Wood Fibre Plaster
Wp are now ready to
make delivery of our
Plaster. It pays to buy
the best. "Cling "Fast is
second to none. Ask
us for prices. It will
pay you.
STATESVILLE PLASTER &
CEMENT COMPANY
Statesyille, N. C.
wr pro
vide him
self with
the best
equipment
(or the
prompt,
correct,
and effi
cient dis-
Satch of
is bnpi -n
ess.
We are
specialists
i n certain
1 i n e a of
basinets
necessities
as for
instance :
For your clerical force we manufac
ture Blank Books, Loose-Leaf Devices,
Index Cards, etc.
For your publicity department we are
prepared to write, design, and print your
advertisement, booklet, or catalog.
If your wisdom prompts you, ask our
representative to call on you.
OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE
CbwtotU, N. C
COURTHOUSE BONDS
Wall Paper
Paints
fllabastine
v
Torrence Paint Co.
10 UTOBTH TBVO. , .
$35,000 LEE COUNTY (SOUTH
CAROLINA) COURT HOUSE
PONDS.
Notice is hereby given that pro
posals will bt received by W. A.
James, Secretary. Blshopville, 8. C,
until' July Hth. 1908, 12 o'clock m.,
for the purchase of $36,000 non
taxable, interest-bearing coupon
Court House Bonas or Lee county,
8. C. Said bonds to be Issued in
denomination of $1,000, will be
dated Kebruary let. 1908, payable, to
hearer 29 year after date, with right
reserved to county to redeem" alt tsr
arty part tnereoi wiier to. expiration
Qf 15. years irum m muc, war
ing Interest at the rate of 6 per cent
per annum, payani annually on
February ltt. PlC of payment of
principal and Interest to be desig
nated st selection of purchaser.
Bonds to be prepared executed
and delivered at earliest date pos
sible after the award of same, and
all bids must include all expense of
"prThl7h;iwu1igHd delivery of
bonds to purchar without exception.
- Certified . check, free from con
ditions, of 6 per cent of Issue rnut
accompany each bid. mad payble to
B. w; McLendon. Chairman. I" ca
of award, deposit Vlll at tlm of de
livery of bond b credited to pur
chaser; check of unsuccessful bid
der 111 b promptly returned.
. All proposal hall b eled and
endorsed "Propoaal for Porch of
court House Bona. - wnicn pro-
BUILbCRS 6F
Sa. SSk SV i a la
MTUKAUUWM V
5TLAM ,t.W rMlAXTON EX
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'S) CHARLOTTE. N.C.
Voaal shall be subrHttUd lnjthe nsm
of th principal and- not hi agebt
without exception, and th same shall
be opened at th offlr of th under
signed. 11 o'clock -MU, July 14th,
ltOS, nd award puk-Hely made. No
bid less than par hll be considered,
and the right to reject any and all
proposal or bid I hereby reserved.
Further information ' furnished on
application. ,
R. W. licLE.VDON. .
lua 14 th. 1101.
If your hopes ara down to "Z"
And you fee Ilk "23."
Cheer tip, friend, quit your pining,
Every cloud ha a allver lining.
Get Mrs. Jo - Person's Remedy.
If you have boils and bumps
'Til you feel like poor "Jim Dumps,"
Or if you have ecxema, bad.
Until It make you almost mad.
Oet Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy.
8
When you feel "old rheumatls"
Until you say. My! Gee Whls!
Or your stomach's out of tune
With "spring fever" as in June,
T6Ti need Mr. Joe; Pero' Remedy.
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When your blood 1 pink and whit
And you've lost your 'appetite.
Or you itch and cannot sleep.
What's the use to moan and weep?
Get Mrs. Joe Person' Remedy.
If you're sickthin and pale
And your health 1 'bout to fall,
If you. are nervous and weak
Until you can scarcely speak, '
You need Mrs. Joe Person a Remedy.
If you've got a weak lung
And your nerve are all unstrung.
Or you have "old Indigestion"
And think a cure out of the question.
Get Mr. Jo Perfson' Remedy.
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If you have a "breaking out"
And cannot tell what's about
Get this remedy, don't delay!
See the druggist right away.
Use Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy.
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Mr. Person' Remedy stands the test.
Of all remedied It is the best
Can't b beat for time to come,
Cheers the blood of old and young.
Is to Jove children, and no
home can be happy without
them, yet the ordeal through
which the expectant mother
must pass usuaffyis so full of
suffering and dread that srwv
looks forward to the hour with apprehension. Mother's Fritnd,
by its penetrating and soothing properties, allays nausea, nervousness,
unpleasant feelings, and so prepares the system for the ordeal that
she passes through the event with but little suffering, as numbers
have testified and said, it isTJ
worth its weight in gold.
81.00 per bottla of frergteta. Book
isuug TtiosD inforsatttu Ires.
THX BRaDFIELD REGULATOR CO.
Atlanta. 0.
" I fill II Inll 3VfTTr
imm7 uMrrsn u
Barrels, 12 doz, local bottling (well
steamed) $10.20; barrels Brew
ery bottling ; 'xport'V JO doz.
$JJ fe 0. be, Lynchburg,
Va. 25c. dozen for
bottles returned
CASH WITH
ORDER.
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Guaranteed uliislieys !
All our o4a aro avarant anaar tha Par Paa4 Law. ;
- If not aatlafaetory, manay rafundael an ratarti af fo4.
" 7 Ga ihlaaaa ia plain aaakagoa aama day arsla rolvg. LI.
WE PREPAY ALL EXPRESS CHARGES.
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