THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
UKGEDTOARIM'RATE
Secretary Hay Asks For An
swers to Proposal.
ACTION FOLLOWS CABINET MEETING
Itnltnn Mlnltr Announce T lint 111
(iiiirriiinriil lln Jnliiri'. the I'ikv-ITU-Hem
y's l"lirl f W.l rli I ,m
to He- lli'lil In HniiilueNfi.
WASHINGTON. DfC. 17.-Tlm rnW
nct met j't'slcrdiiy unci (lisi'i!-('il the
Vo!!i'.u:'l,in sitiimlon. As n result of
lis (lelil'crntiiiiix t lit- r;rTit;ii.v of stnto
st'lit tfli-vrania to the I'uitt'd States
iinliMsf.nl(ir nt I.oiitloi) nml l'.i'ilin lf
:ucs't!ir.r Hint mi iiiiswti; ln hIvimi to
io proposal of l'lvsiilent Cnntro,
:l Usui! 1 1 tl tliniui:li M initft Unwell
l:i,l tilt! Htiltf (li pillllllt lll, tllilt tilt" tlif-
, tviuvs lii'twtt'ii Vi'iii'7.m,!:i iiiiil the
allies lit' .sulimltti'il to iirbll i-ntioii.
A telegram inm 11N.1 H'lit to tlio
Aiiu'rli'iin iitnlinssailni' nt l!nn pro-
piisilljr lll'llitl'iltioll to till1 Italian K''V-
rrimii'ht mid iviiui'miIhk 11 sjieedy an
swer. It limy lie isa il tm Hie hl.uln-st iiu
tliority Hint 110 mutter wlitit limy lie
tin1 outeonit! tif Hie present Vt'iieiiiilii
ilifHeiilties tin ailnilnii-lratiuii will nut
leei ile tine Jut from the stainl taken
on the Monroe iioetrine 1 y I'resMelit
Itoosovelt in Ills liiessiiue 10 coiiLress
Uiul l'.v tin1 secretary tit' stale in his
Ciniiimliiiwilinii to (Icnnan.v sum;' time
it Ko.
The Italian ninl'assiiiliir Uiirliif; the
tlay called nt Hie slate depart nieiit and
Advised Secretary Hay tliat Italy lias
Joined tin1 allies in the np'Tatluiis
iiKainst Vetiextiela. He rein' stid that
Mr. Howeti assume el;,,ri.o of the Ital
ian interests In Venezuela, and the sec
retary (.'ranted this lvllcst, sulijeet to
the approval of Venezuela. Italy t ntern
the eoniliiiiatioii tin the same 1 1 : 1 ; 1 as to
abstention from territorial seizures ns
tie; many and ( !rcat I!ritain.
Ksiimated at between .nuii.lioil and
S.ooo.tieii bolivars, Italy's claims are
considerably in excess of tiio: e of Great
Hrltain, and the course of the Home
government In not acting hastily in the
matter has eoiamended itself to the I
state tleiartment. j
Imposition of the men-of-war of Ad- 1
Uliial liewey's licet during the holi
days is to be made under the direction
of the secretary of the navy in view of
tlie increasing complications arising in
connection with Venezuela and the
wishes of this government not to
arouse suspicion unnecessarily by dis
patching a large naval force to Vene
zuelan waters. Admiral Dewey cabled
the department Monday in regard to
the orders for his licet during the
Christmas holidays. Orders are now
'n preparation for the various vessels
::id will be forwarded to the admiral
.;i the next day or two.
NO SIGNS OF SETTLEMENT.
EuKlnnil Diion Not CoiiMiilor I'nvom
My Arliltriitlon l'riiiil.
I.OXHON'. pec. 17.-.Tudging from
(statements given out by the foreign
oiliee, the Venezuelan situation does
not appear to be any nearer a settle
ment. No suggestion has yet been
made that (ireat liritnin could even
tually see Its way to submitting its
claims to arbitration, anil the foreign
nlllee points out that Venezuela's offer
to arbitrate is extremely vague. Pres
ident t'astro in the communication In
which he expresses his willingness to
resort to arbitration provides no guar
Biitftt that the rights of Itritlsh sub
jects In Venezuela will be respected
pending the award. The foreign office
claims that some mutters ure impossi
ble to arbitrate, Instancing the disre
spectful treatment of Mr. Haggard,
British minister to Venezuela, and all
his representations.
The willingness of Venezuela to arbi
trate the liHimcial claims, however,
will meet with no opposition in olUcial
circles la London, nor U there any de
sire to stir up opposition here by con
tinuing unnecessarily the present
urmed compact with Germany; but,
quoting from the foreign ollice, "at
the same time there Is not the slightest
Inclination to let Venezuela go unpun
ished for her repeated Insults and In
juries. The offer to arbitrate comes
very late In the day. We are not seek
ing a quurrel, but we must insure our
lelves against a recurrence of the acts
which led to the present situation."
With the guarantee of the United
States, the foreign office says, arbitra
tion in the Venezuelan matter would
be an immediate probability, but with
only the word of a government hither
to unreliable arbitration Is ditlleult of
accepting, even upon the points where
International relations admit of such
ft method of settlement.
Spain Want Her Pur.
CARACAS, Dec. 17.-The Spanish
minister to Venezuela, Honor Gaytan do
Ayula, und the Belgian charge d'af
faires, M. Van tier Heyde, have pre
sented a Joint letter to the Venezuelan
minister of foreign affairs in which
they ask, In wise the claims of other
foreign powers are paid by Venezuela,
that the same treatment given these
powers be necordedlo Spain and Bel
glum. General Hernandez reached Ca
racas at !" o'clock yesterday afternoon,
lie was received at the railroad sta
tion with ifreat enthusiasm by i100 of
ids partisans, who tried to unharness
the horses nttached to his carriage and
themselves draw the general In Ids tri
umphal return to this city. At the gen
eral's request, however, the people de
sisted from this endeavor.
Italian MlnUter I.euven I'oat.
CARACAS, Dec. 17,-The Italian
minister to Venezuela, Signor do Uiva,
reculved orders from Itome to leave
Caracas this morning. lie went on
board the Itnllun cruiser Giovanni Buu
iuu at La Guayru.
PAHIiiiOUt: RL3ICNS.
Th Ynrh 1'ullcp oliiiiillonf r
' I'lrml l.onx nt tlrnlth.
M'.YV YOUK. Dec. i;.-by hntidln.n
In his reslgtritlon Police Commissioner
John N. Partridge forestalled the ac-
tlon tif the City club, which biitl
planned to demand his head from May
or I.ow. While a committee appoint
ed by this club was In session at the
A'tor House preparing to move on the
city hall with n recommendation that
the police commissioner be dismissed
Mayor Low was reading the resigna
tion of that (ffllelnl.
Coinuiissloiier Partridge- asks that his
resignation take effect on Jan. 1. 1!Mi;t.
His successor, while not yet decided
upon, will, It is rumored, lie First Dep
uty Police Commissioner Kbstcin of
I!rook!yii. Other names mentioned are
those of former District Attorney Kti
gene A. I'hllbln and P. Norton tiod
tlard. I
Commissioner Partridge gives as n '
reason for his resignation that he Is
tired, Ids health Is Impaired and ho
needs rest. -
FIVE CHILDREN DEAD.
TerrlHc plonlnn of tin Wreck
n II010.C iinil Kill ImitnifK,
NKW YOUK. Dec. 17.-The live chil
dren of George Plielurgla of Port Lee
were killed by an explosion of acety
lene gas lit l is home.
The mother of the children Is hover
ing between life and death at the K11
glev.ood hospital. She Is crazed by
the loss of her little ones and Injured
internally hers; If, but the doctors hope
to save her life.
The father Is a well to do manufac
turer of stoves. He hail a tank of the
gas in his cellar. It Is not known bow
it happened to explode. The house
was r.emolis'ied. The children, who
were playing In nn upper room, were
buried, .and the ruins which entombed
them caught lire mid roasted their
beilies.
Fragments tif the building were
found hundreds of f et t away.
TUNNEL FRANCHISE GRANTED.
mv York Alileriiipii Vote I'nr II I w
lViinr 1 vim lu Hitilrmtil ftclit'ine.
NKW YOIiK. Dec. 17.-The Pennsyl
vania $."(!. 11 K),(i hi tunnel franchise was
passed by the board of aldermen last
evening by a vote of -41 to u.
The l!';)it was a bitter one, each side
insisting that it hail n majority up to
the roll call.
P.orough President Cantor and Alder
men Sullivan and GalTney led the op
position to the franchise, which they
based entirely upon the omission of the
"labor clauses." !
The lie was passed during the heat
of the discussion.
To Avert n 1'niili.
NKW YOUK, Dec. Hi. Concerted
action has b?eii taktn by Wall street
bonks and trust companies to avert a
possible panic and disastrous failures
In the stock market between now and
Jan. 1. A money pool, with $-10,000,000
in cash, has been formed to extend re
lief by lending money in the call mar
ket, and it will title over nil financial
institutions or Stock Kxchange houses
which legitimately may be helped. J.
Pierpont Morgan, James Stillman, pres
ident of thtt National City bank, and
George If. Baker, president of the First
National bank, constitute the commit
tee appointed by the banks to have full
control of the emergency fund.
New Departure In Methodism.
PITXSBL'ltG. Dec. 17. For the first
time in the history of the Methodist
church since the civil war Important ,
commissions from the church north
and the church south hure arranged to
hold a Joint meeting on Interests of like
Importance to both branches. This will
occur on the 10th of next month, when
a commission of the church north of
eleven members who hove in process of
preparation a new hymnal for the de
nomination will meet with a similar :
commission of eleven men from the
church south at Nashville, Teim., for ,
the purpose of considering the adoption
of the same book for both branches of
the church.
Many foal Milieu Flooded.
T.tunr i r tw 17 v,n,-iw oil
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the mines in this section are flooded j
as the result of the heavy rainstorm
which has prevailed in this section.
As a result it Is expected that the ship
ments to the market from this sec
tion between now and the first of the
new year will be small. A dispatch
from Shainokin says that the rain- j
storm and the meltluff snow have cov- I
ered the upper levels of a number of j
collieries, and If the rain continues the j
mules at several of the Philadelphia
and Beading Coul and Iron company's
mines will be hoisted to tin; surface.
A Premature Ohltunry.
COOPKBSTOWN, N. Y Dec. 10.-A
report was circulated about the village
of Kduiestou that Solomon Harrington, !
one of the best known citizens, was i
dead. Ills obituary appeared in print
on Sunday. When friends called to con
dole with tho bereaved family, they
were met ut the door by Mr. Harring
ton. When he appeared in church Inter,
some persons in the congregation were
unnerved.
HI Ueul In Steel.
CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Judgo Albert H.
Gary, chairman of the United States
Steel corporation, announces the pur
chase of tho Union and Sharon plants
of the Union Steel company, near Pitts- i
1. ...... ,,(j..,.tO,u J,l('.l'ttir n I
issue of $ iS.OOO.OrXS. Judge Gary gave
out the following, statement, embodying
details of the transaction:
Mild Mullnli Killed.
ADEN, Arabia, Dec. 12. It is report
ed that the Mud Mollali tif Soiaalilnnd
has been assassinated by a spear tlirutt
lu the stomach while at pruytr.
Wilson, Not Shav, to Control
Live Stoc'JC Contagion.
fREATY WITH SPAIN IS RATIFIED.
finnle In IOtoctil Ive fientilnn IJl.n
ctixxen the flu-rtlilnn Mtnntlon,
but l-'lnil o ( niiKf For 1m-iiit-tllute
Action.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-The house
yesterday passed the bill transferring
from the treasury department to the
department of agriculture the power to
establish regulation for the suppression
of contagious tliseasis among live stock
ur.d devoted the remainder of the tlay
to the legislative appropriation bill, on
which rapid progress was made.
In the senate Mr. Dillingham conclud
ed his remarks In opposition to the om
nibus statehood bill, and by unanimous
consent 11 was agreed tin re should be
110 further discussion of the measure
until the senate reconvenes on Jan. f.
The senate in executive session Va ti
lled the treaty of friendship and gen
eral relations between the Cnited
Slates and Spain. The Spanish treaty
was ratllled without debate or division.
The attendance was small, and as soon
as the treaty had been read, this form
ality taking about half an hour, Sena
tor Lodge, who was in the chair, put
the question, and, there beintr no tils
sent, be declared the resolution of l'ati
licatlon carried by the necessary two
thirds vote.
The Venezuelan (uestlon oeerpled
the attention of the senate In executive
session for almost an hour. The ii:cs
tion came up Informally almost imme
diately after tin1 public was t in-led.
Senator Teller, disclaiming nil IiUeiitlon
of being critical and saying he meivty
desired Information, rsked S nator ('id
iom, chairman of the committee on for
eign rein iioiis, what iiifoi'inalion he
possessed as to the Venezuelan affair.
Mr. Teller in Inquiring said that the sit
uation is such that senators fell that
Hit1 Monroe doctrine at any lime might
become Involved If the complication
should continue.
Senator Culloni replied to the Inquiry
that he had no knowledge of recent
events not contained In (lit1 public
prints. Messrs. P.acon, Hoar, Lodge and
Stewart all made remarks. In none of
the addresses was anything harsh or
critical said. The tone of all the speech
es, whether Jiy Uepublicaus or Demo
crats, was that our position as a nation
should be one tif watchfulness. There
was general agreement that while the
means adopted by Great l'.rltain ami
Germany for the collection of their
debts bad been quite strenuous they
thus far bad committed no Infringe
ment of the Monroe doctrine and there
fore had done nothing to which the
United States could take exception.
Joint Stock Mi 11 rex Tiixnii!e.
NKW YOUK, Dec. 17. The court of
appeals has banded down an opinion
holding that the shares of stock which
George Jones, part owner of the New
York Times, held in the joint slock as
sociation which published that paper
are taxable under the Inheritance tux
law as personal property. This case
has been pending in the courts for sev
eral years and has attracted much at
tention among lawyers, because the
question of the taxability of shares in
a Joint stock association as personal
property has never been decided in this
country und because if they were held
o taxable the same principle would
cover the shares of stock In all tile big
express companies and other Joint stock
enterprises.
Kuln l liiiclj I'nr Xcw York.
NEW YOUK, Dec. 17.-Yesterday's
downpour tif ruin saved the city $100,
000. Had the rain kept off another day
it would have cost the city, according
to the officials of the street cleaning
department, $'200,000 to remove the
snow remaining on the streets. With
the help of the rain the work can be
done for $10,000.
Another Million From Iloekefeller,
CHICAGO, Dec. 17. President Harp
er of the University of Chicago at the
convocation exercises announced tho
gift by John D. Rockefeller of another
million dollars to that institution. ' Ad
ditional gifts were announced, the
whole amount aggregating $1,525,000.
Another llootller Sentenced.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12. John II. Schnet
tler, former member of the house of
delegates, has been convicted of brib
ery lu connection with the suburban
franchise deal and was given four
years in the penitentiary. Tills is the
ninth boodlo case disposed of thus fur.
Cnt'a Scratch Caused Death.
NKW YOUK, Dee. 10. From bo In
slgnlticant a wound as the scratch of a
Maltese kitten Theodore F. Bogers, an
engineer of t Mitchell place, lias died
in tho agonies of hydrophobia ut Belle
vuc hospital. Nothing could be done to
alleviate ids torture.
I'neil Slumps For Fuel.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-I!y burn
ing $1,000,000 in stamps the govern
ment employees in the bureau of en
graving uud printing were kept warm
lust month und a saving of $1,10 lu coal
bills made.
tw I'oImoiim Discovered.
CHICAGO, Dec. 12. Professor Julius
Schlotterbaek, professor of pharmacog
nosy lu tho University of Michlgun, has
discovered seven new poisons, says a
special to tho Tribune from-Ann Arbor,
Mich.
A Clutnce For Dear Hunters,
PORT HKNUY, N. Y Dec. 12.
Bears are reported very numerous In
the Adirondiicks this winter. Old trap
pers say that not in yeurs have bo many
bkien seen.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
I
tiotnhl t'.vent of the Week nrlefl?
nntl Tersele Told.
F.niployccs lu the car shops at Pull
man, III., have refused to work 011 Sun
day. It li estimated that the Ilillsboro (N.
M.) bank lost .20.000 lu the robbery
there.
Co'iittril!or I!;dg'?y has closed the
National Bank of lMith Pennsylvania
It Ilyndman.
Twenty-four Minedonlan workmen
have been killed by Turkish frontier
guards near Soda.
A maniac In Liipere, .Mich., killed a
boarder, wounded his mother and sis
ter and commuted suicide.
General Bliss has arrived In Wash
ington from Havana, bringing (lie reci
procity treaty signed last week.
Three bunk rubbers were nmbr.sheil
at Alvord, Tex. One was killed, one
fatally wounded and the third cap
tured, i
Tnesilny. Dee. 10.
Sol Ilirsch. cx-t'nltcd Slates minister
to Turkey, died In Pert land. Ore.
Heavy rains continued l:i the Missis
sippi valley, and many stromas were
over banks.
Albany, N. Y was threatened willi
a mov I famine owing to delay of trains
by heavy snow.
Claeago packers stated that the new
German tariff bill would cut off a quar
ter of their provision export trade.
The congregation of the prepa-.and'i
reer;,i'nendi (I the appointment of Bish
op (.Miigiey of Biitlalo as archbishop of
Chicago.
Alice Hopkins was mttrered at Live
Oa!;. Via., by .lolei Burns, her C roat
being cut from ear to ear and her lowir
limbs cut off.
Minitl-ty. Dee. 1.".
Almost the entire town of Livcrp ol.
N. S., was destroyed by lire.
An international exposition was open
ed by President Bleseo at Santiago.
Chile.
Incoming steamers roperled severe
gales and tempestuous weather 0:1 the
Atlantic.
Two men were killed and half 11 t'.e:
en others hurt in an explosion in the
water tunnel under Lake Kric at Cleve
land. O.
The Victoria hotel In Quebec was
completely destroyed by lire. The
gnosis ami employees 1 scaped unin
jured. Loss about 110.01111.
Patiit-iliij. Dee.
The protocol of the proposed com
mercial treaty between Cuba and the
United States was signed at Havana.
George W. Simmons, master mechan
ic of the Bonding Ballroad company,
was killed by on engine at Ilanisliurg.
John Barrett th dined the Japanese
mission. The post may be offered to
Lloyd Griscom, Jr., now minister, to
Persia.
The Western National and the Na
tional Bunk of the United States In
New York consolidated and will have
a capital of $10,000,000.
One Yale student was lined $200 and
three others $100 each for assaulting a
speculator In tickets for the football
game with Harvard.
The Georgia legislature lias passed
and the governor will sign a bill pro
viding au ad valorem tux on franchises
of ull corporations exercising right ot
eminent domain.
Friday, Dee. VI.
Terrific snowstorms were reported in
the southern provinces of Bussla.
A saltcellar of the Elizabethan period
brought $15,000 at a London auction.
British and Belgian tlags were hauled
down by Chinese In u mine dispute In
Chill.
The tool und ax trust, with $12,000,
000 capital, has been practically com
pleted. The steamship Empress tif India
brought to Victoria, B. C from the ori
ent a cargo of silk valued at $2,000,000.
A large quantity of nitroglycerin ex
ploded at the 1 Hit mar Powder compa
ny's plant, Maxim, N. J., wrecking
several buildings.
Thursday, Dee. 11.
Fire caused a loss of $200,000 in Fre
mont, O.
The great Nile reservoir was opened
by tho khodive of Egypt.
One ttremuu wus killed and four hurt
by falling wulls at Toledo, O.
Marseilles strikers decided against
further negotiations and will continue
out.
The tugboat rontiuc wus sunk by Ice
In the Hudson near Albany. Tho crew
was saved.
The betrothal was uunouneed at Ber
lin of the Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar
to Princess Caroline of Beuss.
Moroccan rebels were reported to
have the sultan's forces hemmed In uud
hitherto loyal tribes to be Joining tho
forces of the pretender.
Kluliteeu Gypsies Froxen.
VIENNA, Dec. 17,-Elghteen gyp
Bies who were encamped ut Blaseiiey,
near Arad, Hungary, have been frozen
to death. Many persons in other parts
of the country liuve also met their
deaths ns a result of the Intense ojld
weather prevailing.
C'uliliirt Only Lusted Ten Days,
SANTIAGO, Chile, Dec. 17. The co
alition cabinet has resigned after hav
ing been ten days In power. Tho reslg.
nutlon of the ministers was an outcome
of a disagreement between the cabinet
and President Ulesco over election mut
ters. Hot In New Orlenns.
NKW OULEANS, Dec. 10. - The
weather the hottest for this season
of they! i ucarly a century. Straw
huts fcnd shirt vvulsts ure out In full
force, and Mowers are lu full bloom.
Kivllxei-ltimrs Ketv President,
BUBNE, Dec. 12.-Vlee President
I"'.chcr Vis -been elected president of
i x Sniss confederation.
ANcecfnblc rrcptirntioiirorAs
simital ini llic Food find UcC ula -lui
llic Stomachs and Dowels of
Tremolos DigC3lioii.Chccrrul
nessaniincsl.Contalnsnrillirr Opium. Morphine nor Mineral.
KotXaucotic.
Pw'pc ofoMIXM TZ PITCHER
jtlx.Snaut
limkrllt Snllt-
Jryrrmmf -III
(,nnamir.tu(a
Mi far
Uurltiymn f lunr.
Apnfccl Hemi'dy forConslipo
lion , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
Worms ,( xmvulsions levensh
ncss mid Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Signature or
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IF YOU ARIZ. IN NEED OF
CAEB9!CT, j?lATING,
YOU WILL FIND A NICE LINE AT
2 Doois abtie(Jjirt House.
A large lot of Window Curtains in stock.
When a horse picks up n nail in his foot
what doei the Oliver do? IJes he whip the
limping, lagging animal and force him
along? Not unless he wants to ruin the
horse. At the first siqn of lnmetiess he
jumps down, examines thefi ot and car- fully
removes the caue of the lameness. What is
called "weak stomach" is like the lameness
of the horse, only, to lie cured b. removing
the cause of the trouble. If you stimulate
the stomach with 'whisky medicines" you
keep it going, but every day the condition is
growing worse. A few doses sometimes of
Dr. Tierce's (olden Medical Discovery will
put the disordered stomach and its allied
organs of digestion and nutrition in perfect
condition. Ninety-eight times in every
hundied "Golden Medical Discovery" will
cure the worst ailments originating in dis
eases of the stomach. It always helps. It
almost always cures. To cure constipation
use Dr. Pieice's I'leasant Pellets. They're
sure.
Will power, afier all, is largely a matter
of won't power.
A COW,
Steer, Bull or Horse
hide, Calf skin, Dog
skin, or any other kind
of hide or skin. and let
us tan it with the hair
on, soft, light, odorless
and moth-proof , for robe.
rug, coat or gloves. ,
Hut 6rst (ret out Catalogue,
Riviug prices, ami oui shipping
tans anil instructions, us to
Avon! mistakes,
law fins.
We ulso buy ffp'zX
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The Markets.
BLOOMSBURG MARKETS.
CORRUCTEI) WEEKLY. RETAIL PRICK!,.
Hntter, per pound $ 32
Eggs, per dozen a&
I.ard, per pound (;
Mam, per pound 14 to 16
Beef (quarter), per pound 6 to 8
Wheat, per bushel 1 00
Oats, do 40
Rye. do 60
Four per bbl 4.oo to 4 40
Hay, per ton ( 00
Votaioes, (new), per bushel 70
Turnips, do . 40
Tallow, per pound "".!"!" 06
Shoulder, do ,3
Side meat, do ."!!!"! 18
Vinegar, per tit oj
Dried apples, per pound oj
Cow hides, do 3I
Steer do , do ..!!".'.'.'.'.'.'."!" 05
Calf skin !!."..""..!"!! 80
Sheep pelt !"!!!.'!!!"! 7$
Shelled com, per bushei...'.'.'."!!".".'.'.'." 80
Corn meal, cwt a 00
Bran, cwt " "" x 2o
Chop, cwt 1 to
Middlings, cwt !....."!!"'..'.'."!!!"! I 40
Chickens, per pound, new 10
,l0 do old 10
It. keys do 15
Ceese, do u
Ducks, do n
xt , COAL.
Number 6, delivered 3 50
do 4 and 5 delivered 4 45
do 6, nt yard 3 10
do 4 and 5, nt yard 4 2$
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