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YOLOMI XXIV.
SIW BXRK, CS&TII COUNTY, I. C, FRIDAT, JANDAET 24, 1902,-StCOSD SICTIOS.
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when -enough actual
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Neither quantify not
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without. Potash.
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THOMAS'kG00D WORK.,
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', Appropriation for Marine Laboratory and
Hew Life Sating Station.
" ' Special to Journal. E3
Washington, Jan. 23. Congreaiman
: Thomas and Smalt today secured an ap
proprhulon (or the Marine Laboratory,
' situated at Beaufort, N. 0., for an addl
; tlonal ium of twelve thousand fire bun
; dred dollars. Both the Representatives
' made strong speeches before the com
t. mlttee. '.."-'" -.v' -:,
f . Congressman Thomas has secured a
favorable report for building the life
I saving station In Onslow cosnty and will
Advocate additional life aavlng stations
I for Carteret county. . . - ,
Called His Weak Spot;
, I'sBisJan. 81. The Temps prints an
article this eveolng on the. fourthcom
leg visit of Prince Henry to the United
States. It Is couched In terms of admi
ration of America, but suggests pin
pricks In Its political observation. The
writer ajs .that;; flattery' Las touched
President Roosevelt's weak spot end
that Americans like titles whether Ibey
are auibeulic or nut. An Italian Duke,
a f.panUb MarquU, a French Oount, a
Qermao Baron ami especially an Eng
lish lord can draw the money bags of the
plutocrats with irrestlble magnetism.
"8UII," reflects tbe writer, "America has
tl.e satisfaction of seeing England and
Germany dlcpeilog for her favor."
The Mothers Favorite,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is tbe
mother's favorite.,, It, At pleasant and
sare f or children to take aod always
cure. It la Intended especially ', fo
congbs, colds,' croup and ; whooping
cough, ami Is the best medicine, made for
these disease. There Is not the least
danger In giving It, to children for it
contains no opium or' other Injurious
diug and may be given aa confidently to
a babe aa to an adult. For Bale by T S
Duffy & Co.
, - AtDavls',
Jordan's Cough Balaam, made accord
ing to formula of late Col. Jordan, Is on
sale at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy.
This Cough Balsam has always been
found very efficacious, and it does not
coulaln any harmful drug? It Is espec
ially good for chlldrtn. Pxlce 28 cent
Salaries of Rural Carriers.
WABnixoToif, Jan. St. Mr. McCleary
of Minnesota Introduced a bill today fil
ing Ike salaries of rural free delivery
carriers at $6 0 for the first year, $660
the Wrnl, and TO) tbe third and sub
sequent yrars, the sorvlcoof present car
rturs to be counted In 'filing their com
peuwalou. Mr. McCleary says that tbe
pri'pose'liucreate? are neceasary to hold
ih men bo have been at work In the
service. . " (' : '
ncDuffie's Llltle; klU4 Liver PHI makes
blue people bright, cleanses the system
or all the deleterious aud unhealthy mat
ter and nuk.es a ne person or you.. 5
crots tT. 8 "Duffy's.
Moonshiner la New York. ,
Nsw York. Jan. 21. I'.evenue officers
toiUy raMed a tiny "moonshine" still In
the tins' ment at No 183 Seventh street
and arn su d Joseph Bellefflour. a white
.. hiir'l Frenchman, and' his pretty 19
year old daughter. The still was a tiny
rfppsra'.us which a dCputy easily carried
away under bis arm. .-,
"llufore United States Commissioner
' Shields the old msn pleaded bard for his
daughter, saying she kntw nothing of
tbe violation of the ' law, wbtch he ad
mitted, lie said that be had used the
pllll for making extracts, but that prov
log unprofitable, be ventured to make a
llttlu whisky. Be was allowed to go
free upon promising to make no more
wi lbk , and the still wss confiscated.
Dr. Bull's Ccugh Syrup Cures
aCongb or Cold at once. Conquers
Croup, Whooping Cottjh and Measles
Coiirq without f..;S. T t for Dronchlt'g,
Honrseni'f.s, C .'. , i, I I union's, Con
atimptlon and Lurj Auctions. Quick,
euro results. Prlt: i, 1.3.
l:::;ei heeded.
Urgent Demand From Several Coun
ties For School Funds.
Smallpox In Sampson Canty. Drew
i ry Wharton Wedding. Sol-
. Hers Heme Dormitory.
. A BherlJTsBalaaee.
:; The Caledonia
. Fire. ' . ....
Rxliioh, Jan. Si. Some very heavy
demands upon the State for sums claimed
to be needed to keep all the publlo
schools open four months in the year
art being made. For example Ruther
ford county today called for no less than
8509, and Ashe for $3413. The size of
these figures startles the officiate, par
ticularly - when they hare statements
from counties, like Warren and Gran
ville, that not a cent la needed. The
mountain counties, or some of them at
least, must be in bsd shape, educational
ly, to Judge by the demands.
Inspector Conger of the United Slates
weather bureau, Is here Inspecting the
Raleigh station. Be Is a cousin of our
minister to China. " ;
F. K. Huger, the retiring division
superintendent of the Seaboard Atr-Llne
saya Mr. Barger, his successor, will tske
charge on the 26th Instant Superinten
dent Barger began his tour over his di
vision last Thursday afternoon.
Wake county today made full settle
ment of State taxes psylng In $34,026,-
28. .-V.--
Dr. R. H. Lewis of tbe State board of
health, says there U.a good deal of smsll
pv)x In Sampson county; 23 cases being
officially reported. .
At Graham this afternoon Mrs. Kath
arine Wharton, daughter of L. Banks
Holt, Esq., was married to Mr. John C.
Drewry of Raleigh.
The Julian 8. Carr Chapter, Daugh-
tera of the Confederacy, of Durham, Is
entirely forniihlng a room at the Sol
diers' Home here. Tbe White Furniture
Company of Mebane has made this chap
ter a gift of a very handsome set of
furniture for this room.
All the r ums in tbe west wing of the
new domltory of the home have been
assigned to various chapters, which ap
plied for them, aud are rapidly being
equipped. In the east wing rooms all
are being assigned There are 12 of
them. So far the following have been
taken by chapters: Morgnnton, Wilson,
Klnstoa, Klttrell and Red Springs. '
. The smallest balance the State Treas
ury ever received came In today from
the sheriff of Bladen county. It was a
one cent postage stamp. ' The aherlff
said this exactly balanced the account.
The fire which burned the Slate's cot
ton gin on Its "Caledonia", farm near
Weldon also burned 80 bales of cotton
and 800 bushels of peanuts.. The total
loss approxmatea $8,000.
THE MARKETS.
The foi owing quotations were receiv
ed by J. B. fjatharn & Co, New Bern
n or
Mbw Tons, Jan. 23.
Cottoh; Open. High. Low. Close
March. . . .... . 7.99 8 08 7.93 " 8.07
May 8.03 8.14 8.01 . 8.14
Jaly... 8.00 8.18 8.00 8.18
Aag. 7.93 8.01 7.98 8.00
Oet 7.64 7.64
Chicago, Jan. 23.
Wibat: Open. High. Low. Close
May ........ 79 79 J : 781 , 70
Cokr: : Open. - High. Low. Close
May.....!.. 63 03 62 621
Kibe: Open. High. Low. Close
Jan 852, - 865
New Tork. Jan, 23.
tesssi Open. High. Low. Close
Sagar 128 i 115 128 125
Con. T '
8 Ry 82 82 82 . S2
C.8. L. 11 11
P. .8 4v$ ; 42 42 42
Tex.tPae 89
A. O.F... 2V 291
T. o. c:
eepper.... : 70 70 70 70
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Spots 4. Sales 8,000 bales.
Futures, Jan-Feb 4.23. Apr-May 4.95.
May-Jane 4.25. . v'-
mvr swim cotton market. v
Cotton wss quoted In the local market
yesterday at 7 to 71
roBT Rxcasro.
Same week
' last year.
, 178,000
Last week
346,000
This week.
Sat. 23000
Mon. 80000
Tues. 42000
Wed. CO00O
Thnrs. 22000
Frl.
20000
29000
-85000
20000
2DO0O
87000
169,090
Celery ncaJacfce Powders.
Tl.ere Is not any hotter remedy for
1, ' la t' a these powders. Tbey
r r f '! t ) r t'i 'e and sold only
APPOINTMENTS KALE. '
District Attorney and Collector at Wil-
mlngtoa named. -
Special te Journal.
. Wabhihotoh, Jan. 22. The President
today sent to the Senate the nomina
tions of Harry Skinner for District At
torney and B. F. Keith for collector at
Wilmington.
FOR STATE WATERWAYS.
What the It. C. Delegation Ask Front Con
tress For Riven and Harbors,
The entire North Carolina delegation
went In a body Tuesday to the Commit
tee on the Rivers and Harbors Bill and
presented the needs of the State. The
following appropriations war asked
fon ; -
, Pamlico and Tar Rivers $29,600.
Beaufort harbor $3,000. ' .
8cuppernong River $14,000.
Edenton Bay Barber $6,000.
Inland water route from Norfolk to
Albemarle Sound $14,000.
Upper Cape Fear River $380,000 "on
account of the $1,810,000 recommended
by engineers." ;..
Lower Cape Fear River $140,000.
Bhallotte River $80,000.
Neuse River $15,000. ;
Trent River $5,000.
Bogue Inlet and waterway between
New River and Beaufort $950.
New River $3,000.
Northeast River $2,000.
Black River $2,000. .
The delegation also urged that the fol
lowing slresms be surveyed: Perqulmana
River, Indian Island Slough; Lockwood'a
Folly River; Livingston Creek; Shelter
River; Big Swift Creek, Craven county;
Neuse River, between New Bern and
Qoldsboio; Carrott Island slough.
Senator Simmons then stated that the
entire delegation bad decided to act in
concert, agreeing not to ask for any im
provement that was not needed and not
Important and not to be moderate in
their requesta. He sid North Carolina
had six hundred miles of seacoaet and
that every request made by the delega
tion Is deserving of tbe committee's en
dorsement. ':
Representative Thomas haa secured a
favorable report for a life aavlng atation
at Bogue Inlet, Onslow county. '
Mr. Thomas presentedyln a very business-like
manner, the projects for im
provements in Neuse, Trent, rNortheaat,
Cape Fear, Black and New rivers. He
also put in a word for Beaufort barber
aod the upper Cape Fear. The engineer
ing corps, he said, had reported a twenty
four'thouBand dollar appropriation for
the Improvement of the Neuse and '.. a
like sum for the Trent, which would
give these rivers an eight-foot channel
from New Bern. He dwelt on the im
portance of New Bern as a shipping
point and the various Industries there,
He spoke also for a new surrey of
New river, which the committee agreed
to. ..-
Suffolk to Edenton. ;
: Baltiuobo, Jan. 21. A general meet
ing of the stockholders of the Suffolk
and Carolina Railroad will be held Feb
ruary 25in to consider the financial
plans of the management. It Is expect
ed that an Issue of , bonds will then be
decided upon to cover the cost of the
extension to Edenton, N. C , and Im
provements In the physical condition of
the property 'which are being made.
The road Is owned by Baltimore cap
italists. Mr. W. H. Bosley Is president
of the company. . "
CURTAIN CALLS.
Adelaide Rlstorl la almost eighty
years ofage. '
Bertha Gotland expecta to rwranje
her tour later on this season. ,
Minnie Sellgman haa given up Her
stellar aspirations for awhile at least
David Belasco haa been presented
with a beautiful silver loving cup by
members of the MDu Barry" company.
Albert Carr 'has resigned from tho
Bostonlans and will sing the tenor role
In Lulu Closer's "Dolly Varden com
pany. "
Manager Louis Netnersole coatem
plates tnklng his wife and star. Mlsa
Sadie Martlnot, to Germany in tbe
Spring. . ..-. : . ' . '" 'i;
Miss May Edouln and Fred Edwards
have signed a contract to present their
sketch, "All In the Family," at a Lon
don vaudeville house next spring
- Seymour Hicks, one of England'!
most popular actors, .Is said to contem
plate an early appearance in bis own
version of "The Cricket on tho
Hearth." ;
' Tltamlnaa.
The metal titanium la peculiar la be
ing universally diffused In nature,
even the flesh, bonea and muscles ct
animals containing traces of. It.
A Profitable Investment.
"I was troubled for about seven years
wl h my stomach and in bed half my
time," says E Demlo, Semerville, lnd.,
I spent about $1,000 and never eould get
anything to help me until I tried Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. I have taken a few
bottles and am entirely welL" Yon
don't live by what yon eat, but
by what you digest and assimilate. If
yonr stomach doesn't digest your food
you are really starving. Eodal Dyspep
sia Cute docs the stomach's work by di
gesting the food. You don't have to
diet. Eat all you want.' Kodul Dyspep
sia Cure cures all stomach trou"c. F S
DufTy.
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When Told of the Republicans of
Wllmlnfton Belnf Distrusted.
ThgParty Then Cast Three Tetes.
feme School Decisions. Coley
Decision Confirmed. Proe
laaatloa For Used Roads '
Convention.
Ralxiqb, N. 0., Jan. 23 Republicans
here are laughing at a statement that
the Republicans of Wilmington are
deeply disgusted at the appointment of
B. F. Keith as collector. Tbe Republi
cans here ssy that the returns of the
election In August, 1900, showed thst
there were only three. Republicans at
Wilmington; in other words -only that
number voted against the franchise
amendment to the constitution, and
hence they ssy they do not see how they
can make much of disturbance; and
really Keith ought to be able to control
the three.
The State Board of Education has
been considering the question of having
county surveyors under the direction of
State Engineer J. H. McRee.
The State Superintendent of Public
Instruction has had to pass npon a ques
tion like that at High Point. . In the lat
ter case an attempt was made to bar a
boy from school because he went In his
shirt-sleeves. . The Superintendent
knocked out the High Point board and
ruled In the boy's favor, and In the last
case he also stands by tbe boy. He de
clined to give the name of the place
where the last trouble occurred.
All the Republicans appear to be well
pleased with the agreement, made last
autumn, by which after thla time H. L.
Grant and D. H. Abbott, and not Sena
tor Prltchard, will control Republican
appointments for Eastern North Caro
lina.
The Supreme court confirmed the
Judgement in favor of Sam Coley, ex
conductor of the Southern railway, for
damages for loss of an arm. - The rail
way paid the money into the bank and
now W. H. "Day, one of the attorneys,
attaches it, claiming $500 aa a fee. Coley
says the fee waa only $100. The matter
goea into the courts.
Gov. Aycock's proclamation called the
Good Roada Congress here February 10,
Is a clear statement of North Carolina's
urgent need of good roads. He says,
WhSreas, The people of the state of
North Carolina have pledged their best
endeavors to the cause of.edncatlon, the
upbuilding of oni State and the develop
ment and utilization of her natural re
sources, and
Whereas, the f armera need better
roads both for their children to travel
over dally on their way to the school
house, and for themselves and their
families to use to reach their churches
to worship Almighty God, as well as for
the prompt and early delivery of their
mail by the carriers of the United State
Government, and the transportation of
their products and purchases; and the
citizens living in towns and cities
need good streets for the same purpose,
and,v..-;W''- - "vr :( '
Wheress, in those counties of our
8tate, where the greatest progress haa
been made In substantial good road
building there has been the greatest In
dustrial advancement, as well as the
largest Incresse in the value of farm
lands, due to being thereby placed near
er to the towns and cities; and ,
Whereas, the National Good Roads
Association of America .will, during the
week of February lOlh to 15th, 1903, in
the city of Raleigh, give an exhibition
of modern and approved road building
to which all citizens, who are Interested
in that commendable work, are Invited
to come. '
Now therefore, L Charles B. Aycock,
Governor of the State of North Carolina
do hereby issue my proclamation calling
a Good Roads Convention to be held in
the city of Raleigh, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 12th and Thursday, February 18th
1903, to which are appointed dolegates
from tbe various sections of the State,
requesting them and all other good cltl
sens, whose convenience will permit, to
attend said convention.
Done at our city of Raleigh, this, the
twenty-second dsy of January, ; In the
year of our Lord one thousand , nine
hundred and two, and in the one hun
dred and twenty-sixth year of our Amer
lean independence. '
A lodge of Odd Fellows is to be or
ganized at Wadesboro. "
The Capital Club gave a reception and
german on an elaborate scale from 9 to
13 thla evening,
THE EFFETE EAST,
Petroleum bas been discovered In
Egypt, and light of other kinds la
gradually breaking through. St Louis
Globe-Democrat, r 'J
Tbe discovery of gold In Finland will
doubtless hurry the ctar In bis process
of civilizing the Flnna Into oblivion.
Denver Republican. .
Japan Is beginning to lead Other na
tions In the higher civilization. Her
press bas started a crusade against
tipping. Baltimore American.
The originator of tho "Cape to Calro
routo seems to have difficulty In cover
ing It There were tbe Boers at Klnv
berley. and now there Is a beat Stroke
on tbe Nile. New Tork Press.
R0:iULU 3 A. KUNNr
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A LUMBER C0MBIWE.
The Aim Is to Consolidate tbe Industry In
Horlh CaroUna.
New York, Jan 23. -The firm of Filet
ft Company was incorporated today un
der tbe laws of the State of New Jersey
with an authorised capital of $5,000,000.
The Incorporators are; Charlea R. Flint,
Robert Y. Hsbden, August Belmont,
Wallace B. Flint, Robert M. Calloway,
George R. Sheldon and Yalentlne P.
Snyder. Mr. Charles R. Flint said:
"The organization of this company
has been In contemplation for some time
to facilitate the liquidation of certain In
terests with which tbe firm will no longer
be actively identified, aa well as to fur
ther the consolidation and extension at
the outaet of certain important business
and commercial projects, the develop
ment of which will be tbe fi rat business
of the pew company. Tbe first 'organi
zation which tbe new company will
donbtless undertake will be tbe consoli
dation of the North Carolina lumber In
dustry, In which over six hundred mil
lion feet of lumber are manufactured an
nually."
The business of Flint A.Company was
established In 1827 by Benjamin Flint
and at one time the firm owned the
largest fleet of California clippers under
the American flag. The name of which
will now be changed to The American
Trading Company. .
TO CLEARSE TEE SYSTEM
Effectually yet gently .when costive or
billions, to permanently overcome hab
itual constipation, to awaken the kid
neys and liver to a healthy activity.
without irritating or weakening them,
to dispel headaches, colds, fevers, use
Syrup of Figs, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
Simmons Denies Report.
Washington, Jan. 22. The statement
published recently In North Carolina
that Senator Simmons had said that the
next Democratic campaign In the State
would be waged against corporations
and corporation Influence wsb given an
emphatic denial today by the Senator
himself. After reading the article re
ferred to Senator Simmons said it was a
pure fiction and of course, that he never
gave utterance to any such absurd state
ment, "The Democratic party in North
Carolina, Mr. 81mmons said, would not
make war upon any legitimate Interest,
whether Individual or corporate."
If troubled with a weak digestion,
belching, sour stomach, -or if you feel
dull after eating, try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price, 25
cents. Samples free at F. S. Dully &
Co's. drug store.
ARAPAHOE.
Short on Fertilizer Honey. A Child In
jured. Too Cold North. Visitors
and Personals.
January 22. The farmers of our com
munity are getting busily engaged on
their farms, preparing their lands for
the next crop. ' From the general talk
among the citizens of our community
the purchase of guano will be much
smaller than It was last year, especially
for the cotton crop, there being so many
who failed to foot their bills for the past
year.
Mr. H. A. Reel of Reelsboro visited
Arapahoe last Wednesday.
Mr. John Grant, of Grantsboro was
slso in Arapahoe Wednesday.
Mr. Alonzo Willis, of Arapahoe and
hla wife were made sad last Friday by
one of their children getting burned very
badly In the face by falling .in the fire.
Mr. Willis said yesterday that the child
was mending very fast.
Mr. Mlffln Holton of Olympla and his
little sister Mary Holton visited our
place laat Friday and returned home
Saturday with their sister Lona Holton
who haa Just closed her music school at
our place, .-.v.; 'v --.;.-. .
It waa quite unexpected to see our
young friend, Mr. Mlffln at our place, he
has for some time worked as tradesman
In Pennsylvania. He returned home to
see his parents snd friends, and because
of the bitter cold weather north, ;
Mr. Rumley, the Methodist Circuit
rider of this district filled his appoint
ment at Arapahoe "last Sunday and
preached a very Instructive discourse,
his subject was, "Christ's Little Flock."
. Mr. Oharles J. Brlnaon of New Bern,
and Mlsa Fannie Keel of Grantsboro vis
ited Arapahoe last Sunday and were a
guest at hla brothers.G. W. Brlnson near
Arapahoe Sunday night. Monday, after
attending to some business on his farm
near this place, he and Miss Fanny and
Mlsa Lncv Bray of New Bern, who has
bean vlsltlna relatives and. friends In
our community, all returned home.
J.B.B.
' Children Especially Liable.
Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely
painful and if neglected often result In
blood poisoning. Children are especial
ly liable to such mishaps because not so
careful. As a remedy DeWItt's Witch
Hazel Salve Is unequalled. Draws out
the fire, stops the pain, soon heals- the
wound. Beware of counterfeits. Sure
cure tor piles. "DeWItt's Witch Hazel
Salve cured my baby of eczema after two
pfcysMfms rive her op." writes James
!' I'. V -' '"-,I.i l., "Tbe sores were
, ' 1 : f U 0 to f to fir'-- "9 a
of Wh
a Fresh lot Just Received, Fresh Oatflake?, Car
olina Bice, Grit and Big Hominy.
Sauer Kraut.
Small Pig; Hams.
Canned Goods of all kinds.
Georgia Yam Potatoes.
Scotch, Irish Potatoes.. :
Codfish, Corned Mullets, and Spanish Mackerel.
11 'Pigs Feet, Trips, Bologna and Fresh Pork Sausage.
Anything in the grocery line yon want at 5
2!
s f if m iff fir
I MAI ANIh I &
'Phone' 91.
ever seen in New Bern, Saitahle for the FARM, DRIVING, SADDLE,
also DKAUGHT- HORSES, that will bs sold for cash on time.
GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED.
JULIUS IV1. ARNOLD,
Winter Goods
At Summer Trices.
We have a good line of Coal and Wood Heating Stoves that you
will find cheaper than elsewhers. We don't want to carry them over.
If yours is not all right now is the time to buy.
Our Stock of General Hardware
IS COMPLETE
Sasb, Doors and Blinds, Paints, Oil and Tarnish, Gold, and Silver En
amel, Lime, Plaster, Cement, and Building Material for a finished job. .
Lowest Prices. Goods Guaranteed.
PHONE
147.
78
Horses, Mules,
Baggies, Farm
Wagons, Cart
Wheels and
Harness
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
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2& Pieces No. 5, All Silk, Heavy Gros Grain,
GoodJValue at 8c, This Sale
80 Pieces No. 7, Satin Gros Grain,
- 25 Pieces No. 9, Special, This sale
. 85 Pieces No. 12,
20 Pieces No. 16,
25 Pieces Silk Veiling, regular 25c goods,
20 Pieces Lace that sold at 5c, 8c, 10c and
12io, This Sale 2c, 8c, 5c 8c.
25 Pieces Lace that sold at 15, 20c, 25c, 85c
and 40c, This Sale Only 8c, 10c, 15c, 20 a 25c.
These are all in Ecru.
10 rieces Silk Laoe t aloia at 10ctnli;ic,
47 ro
WhoI3sale
Retail .
Grocer,
71 Bread ht.
FOB
Horses & Mules,
cai.Ii bur
Julius M. Arnold
66 BROAD STREET,
Who has juBt returned from the
West with the finest lot of Horses
Qaskill Hardware Co
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Only 5c.
Only 8c.
Only 10c.
Only 12c.
Only 10c.
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