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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1894)
ft V Tal 1 T. Remember that this paper is the ouly one in Lincoln or Berjfon county that has the courage to stand for the common people. I Volume II. DIRECTORY. LIMOLN COHiTT. nt Senator - - CP. Crosno B. P. Blue B. F. Jones George Landis Henrv Uenlinger ('has. Booth Job. Gideon - T. E. I'arker Jas. Russell J. O. Stearns M. L. Trapp "Clerk u f "erifT m. wnnf waaooI Saperinteudent fjurveYor . Assessor .Coroner - . Commissioners J - TOLEDO PRECIXIT, fy ' Justice of the Peace TI Constable- J. A. Hall A. E. Altree CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES "iCTJTHODlST EPISCOPAL CIU'RCH.-THvine services will be held under the aupices of he Methodist Episcopal Church as follows: First Sunday of each month at Elk City School Honse at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Second Hundav t loledo, In Old School House, at 11 a. m. and p. m., Song Services begins at 6:8ti p. m. Bird Hundav at the M. K. I'hnrrh. Npwin.rt, n 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Fourth Sundar at aqtilna fichnol House, at 11 a. m.: at Mill Pour at 3 p. All are cordially Invited to attend. i . A. L. HAWLEY, Pastor, p Address, Toledo, Oregon. IRST BAPTISTS. Meet everv first Snnrtrty 1 it Mh nmnth all u m a,A ale.. .. ,., Saturday prei-edinirthe above Sundav, at 2 p. to , In the Toledo Public Hall. L. i. Bntler, eileat lastor. ijT.'JOHN'B CHURCH Protestent Epintrnftl. """Mivine service the third Sundav of everv ttmofh.at 11 a. m. All are invited 'to attend. Rer. Chas. Booth, Missionarv, Residence, Rectory," Newport, Or.. 0. O. F. Toledo Lodge. N'o. 10S, Meet erery Friday erenlnK at their hall in this ' own. "JtifKoa Aimocd, HSc'y. J- S. OaitiIkR: N.G: t . T Meets every Thursday evening. :woeiocK. in iiraoys nan, urn iuu. u. nawiey, u. x k. r.. t ouins, secretary. A. and I. lr. Toledo I'nlon, No. LIB. Meets everv Saturdaveveninif.Ho'elock.in Crndv's all in this town. All members remiesteri'th ttend. T. T. Ueeder, President i J.J: ToruMire, icretai y. T O. O: tVniay Lodge N'o. 11R, of Yaqntna City, meets every Saturday evening. Visiting brothers are always welcome?. . t. borrows, Secretary. J. X. StahKi N; Gi SO. O. F. Newport Lodge N'o. R9. meets every Saturday evening, visitfng brothers are cor- nraiqr tnvitea to attend Cvitt's Dixon. I, L. . Smith, Secretary. N. G, & A. M. Newport lxMlge N'o. 8T, regular lonvocatlon on saturtlay on or before each moon. V isiting brolhcrs are cordlullv Welcomed. Jas. H. Kusskm., W. M. Jas. Robebtson, Secy, (1 A. R. Phil Sheridan Post N'o. 24, m M every second nd fourth Thursday even fcets lng. tito. Sylvrhtkr, Com, R. A BrNspri, Adjt U.B.Voyle, PRACTICE WATCHMAKER Corvallis, Ort'gon HOTCL LINCOLN br. ii. VINCENT, Prop. First-class. Charges Reasonable. Toledo, OREGON. J A. HALL, justice of the Peace j loledo, Oirgoa', Keeds, Mortgages, and all kinds'ot legal pa per executed with correctness. Careful attention given to all business entrusted to my care. IT. C. SHEPAliD; Attorney-at-Law, lissdfirtrie,' Stanford Oregon. r Business in any court in Lincoln County promptly and carefully at tended to, FREDERICK D. CARSOX, , Attorney-at-Law, ToledoLincoln County, Oregon. lollectioim, Com-eiianctmi, and Court Pviicttee .... Generally. Men by permission to Ex-Gov. J. 8. Pillsburr, C. a Senator W. V. Washburn, (ien. John 1", lea, Ex-Commander-ln-chlef O. A. R., Min leapolis, Minn., Hon. Martin K. Morris and J. J. Darlington. Esq., Washington, I). C, Schuy kr Dnryea, chief tlerk Patent ollice, Fairfax County, Va., and Rev. ( has. Booth, Newport, Oregon. n." . h Welfoot Hu C " '.. . ' i 1 Oreeou Pacific Railroad. ' AAV. HADLEY, Receiver . une vmca inspaicn now rre.gnt Rates, "waa Willamette Vallay points and Han Jar Francisco '''. . , ' ' OCKAN STEAMER SAILINGS. V- ...8. WILLAMETTE VALLEY, "f "an franclaco N'ovembel' 'ith, 14th and .. -c - I y YaquiLA November Wh. Wh and Wth. 1MB, ' and about every tea day thereafter. nils Otnnan reserves roe right to change aalllnf dales allhout not RIVER STEAMERS. i"atly MrVatotetwecn PorflVi and Mem and tpper Willamette rlvtr point. F Winmht T One 9BRIEN'S Fries LWE HAVE FULL fc COMPLETE STOCK Dry Goods, Notions, Men's and Boy's Clothings Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, GUM BOOTS, GUM dOAlS iLj oi-iorri-iiisrcs- ALL OF WHICH We ARE" Selling at Hard gent foi? 33iownsville Woolen Mills Goods. Measures taken aiid Fits Guaranteed. c. B. CROSNO & CO., hi Agents anil Abtraitsr:. HAVE BARGAINS IN Farm ijandS, Tide Lands, Goal Lands, TovB Property in single Lots or Blocks IMPROVED OR UNISIPffoVED. Abstrct of Title td any property In Lincoln County fnrnished Toledo Minting . , The place to get your CARDS, nyrHLOpfa; LETTER llksiDS, m lilLL HEADS, statements; ETC., v A1 .IJ.Jpl of.. r FiiisrrT,iisrt3-; Itatthj LEWflEfR OF KICK, tT Price and Worfc Satisfactory Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon,Thursday, 3 fas Sine NOW A- OF- -AND- Times Prices on demand: on, tiigAi sea House lfaldiwrt, Lincoln Oregon. cditftii; fllijfdquarters for itoliticians, tour ists, hunters and the public. Comfort, cleanliness and good grub at low rates, our mofto. Feed stable and saddle ponies. Vm.' R; WAkeWki.d; Pfo& ftOB'T CAJlflJELL raopairroa or Toledo Meat Market, DEALS IS . . Fresh and Cured Meats 6$ Rll, KINDS. MS f ledb, - - Oregon. S. T. JEFFREYS, Attorney-at-Law, CORVALLIS, OKKGON. Will practice in Justice, Count and Circuit Courts o( T I , , Lincoln Coilrty. ; Solicit rorresiond nce fullv greed. N'o rhsrg i nnlesa I have sevejal farms,' both culti vated and uncultivated, for sale in tracts , ot 40 acres aud. upwar. These lands, are .adapted.. 16 frjiit, vegetable and shecp.culture.' JVill be sold very cheap and on Reason able terms. Anyone .desiring -to purchase such lands will do well to call on or address M. J, Aiapi'in?, tf. Little Elk, Oregon. minh Notice for Publication. Land Office at Oreem City, Orefton,) January V in. ( NOTICE is herebv trlven that the following nametlsettlerhas tiled notice of his Inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Llnr-nvounty at ToKtloi Ore' f on, on March V2, 18SM, vis : Marlon Haat, H. K. Ko. Tilt, for the northwest 4 of section 14. town 11 south, range west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, "vis: A. J. Zumwalt, M. J. Allphin, Wm. I-awrence, Wni. Kaplu, all of Little Kit, Oregon: ROPERT A. MH.I.fcR, Register. Xotice for Publication. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, K'bruary l.Y 1S4. VOTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his Inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim and thit-aiilproof will be made before the County Clerk of l.iucoln County, at Toledo: Oregon, on April 3th: 1!M, vis: 4 , Janes L. allca, H. K. No. 5,illi for the east t, of northwest 4, northCast of southwest'4 and lot 1, section 31, Town i:l (outh Range 11 west. He names the following witness to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, vis: John V. llrooks, Untis Cap scl: William Helms and Albert Reynolds, all of Waldport, Oregon. KOIIKRT A. MILLER, Register. Notice for Publications Land Orllce at Oregon City; Oregon, . . February l.',, ism. VCfTICK I" hereby given that the followlng-J-' named settler has tiled notice of his inten tion to make fitiBl proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will l made before the County Clerk of Lincoln Countv, at Toledo, Oregon, on April II, 1M, vis: ' Louis (so.fl. H. K No. 7,4Si, for the southwest '4 of northenst 4, southeast "4 of northwest ., and lot 2, sectiouao.town 13 south, range U west. He names the following witnesses to prove his residence upon and cultivation of, said land, vis: John . brooks, .tame.a. Aiiuu, Al bert s. Iteyuolds and Wm. llulins, all of W ald porti Oregon, , . , ... UtinKRT .1- M1I.I.U Rj Register. Notioe for Publication. I.aml otllce at Oregon city, Oregon, February l. ls4. VOTICK is herebv given that the following A' named .etller has Hied notice of his inten tion to make final proof In support of his claim, and that said prootwU be made before the County Clerk of, Lincoln County, at Toledo, Oregon, on April '7th 1I, via:. . , .. John W. Brooks,' H. K. N'3. for the northwest l of southeast '4, northeast of southwest ' ., and lots :t and 4, section 80, Town l:t south, rntiKO 11 west. He names the fol.iwing w itnesses to prove his continuous residence uihui and cultivation of, said land, Jan.us 1.. 4JlU..Wm, Melius, A I. bertlteviiolds, and l oulsl apfei; all ol WKld IKirt; (iregon, KOIIKRT A. MILLER, Register. Notioe for Publication. Land Ofltco nt Oreiroii City, Oregon,! February 1st, 1I. i VOTICKlsheiebv Kiven. that, the follo,wlng named Jetf Ihfr.KS Hltd notice of his inten tion tn,nrtke tiniil proof insupKrtof his claim, aiid (hat said pr.,,1 will lie made before the Count Clerk of Lincoln County, at Toledo, Ore gon, on March -Jii. vis: Klraser Khnadrs, H. K. No. ;,(, for the south '5 of northwest sictiou 1 and southeast '4 of northeast of section 11, town 11 south, range II west. , ... He names the .following wittHiSVs to prove hjscnntlnuouftr. Mdenre uiioti ami cultivation P'.fK land, vis: .1. W. I'arrlsh, Alonzo Hun- . CtAi. A lj.nittu.tiA A I l,.HA. ull ... Democratic Counts Conren- tion. The County Convsntlcijf the Democratic Wrj-ti". '''i'o'n county' Oregon, Is hpfebf called to meet In a delcgRe.nvenlloii in the Court hotiseJiTpledoi Cregon, on Thursday, April 1pW, at i o clock p. m., to nominate candidates for the various county offices to be voted for on June 4, MM, and to elect delegates to the Htate convention, and for such other business as may properly come before the con vention, vii. j, ' The Convention shall he composed of 41 dele- timon, aiifNir-iioiieu as unions: leaver Credk 2 Newport..., f HUfKlk J Nashville S Drift Creek 2 Tidewater a KlkClty 8 Yahats s Lobster 1 Yanutna 5 Little Elk 8 Toledo I Lower Alsea 8 j Primaries will be, bald In fhe various pre cliict on baturday, April 7, Hut, at 1 o'clock p. m.. B. F. .IOXEK, ChalrmanTl. j. n. iiai i nr.it, perretai TflfTODEtX Type Writer. t-owill buy the ODKI.I, TYI'K WRITER JU with 7ti characters, and lift for.thirHlS. OLE CAXK ODKLL. warranted lu do oeuor wos inui atir nuicnine made. It comblnirlax4lcrrf tvlth durability, sieed. ease of otraMoa, wears longer without cost of repairs than anv other machine. Has no Ink ribbon to umHer Iheomrator. It Is neat, sub stantial, ntcltle plated, perfect, and adapted tp 411 kindsof type writing. Like a printing pafss. i, piuuurv. snarp, rieau, legiitie luanuscritils. Two or ten copies can be madeitt orio writing. Any Intelligent iwrsou ran Income an oieratr who can equal the work of the Dot III. K CAHK ill iwo nar, iinr si 1,1 .ttv i,,ra,,.v OHKl Reliable AirentsandKalesnien wantil. H.ec iai iiifiticentents to lfealers. For Pamphlet giving Hdorsements, ate., ad dress . i:" . . ' aOdell Type Writer Co. i-m Dearborn St. CIIICAOO, ILL Notice. V(TU,W MBREBY (II vy.S, that the partner- AS shif.ilklsllt,. UMMn i:k. II lluuki.. . Tlioa. I'avey was dissolved on February 17, W.H All accounts due the Hrm art uavabla to ThiM I'avey, and all indebtedness of the firm Is pay- able by hiio. il'S. II. RRM'HKK. A. L. McFADDEN, ATrbNEAT.LAW, Notary Public. Toledo, - Oregon da, rONSTIPATIOM.. (Hri.AMATiONt'iaf BUODER.iiO No More Back Ache MtrKIDNEr DISEASES . s' March 15, 1894. Hogg's Latest Move. The following is the reading of the option papers as presented to the preferred creditors of the O. P. company for their signatures: In consideration of one dollar, lawful money of the United States, paid to each one of the undersigned on his signature of his presents, the" receipt whereof is hereby respec tively acknowledged and for divers other good and valuable considera tions, each one of tht undersigned creditors of the Oregon Pacific Railrond company and of either of the former or present receivers thereof, T. Egenton Hogg, E. V. Hadley or Clas Clark, hereby sells and assigns to T. Egenton Hogg, of Benton county, Oregon, or his assigns, the right and bption to purchase fit any time before the ex piration of one day after the sale of the Oregon Pacific and Willamette Valley & Coast Railroad Compnn ieslf their ptoperiies and franchises, which sale is fixed for on or about the 2nd day of June, 1894, the debts respectively due each one of the undcrKicrned from thu nid mil- rond companies; fet either of them, or from either of the receivers there of, on the following terms and con unions, namely, 36 per cent, of said debts in cash on the day of the completion of the purchase of said properties Wild frSiictiises ' by the said T. E. lloggorhisassigs, under the said sale on or about the and day of June, 1894, and 64 per Ceiit: 01 eacii 01 said debts in first mort gage interest bearing bonds of the new company which will be formed by the said T. E; Hogg; aSitf lils associates, to take over the said railroad, its properties and franchis es, in case thf said T. E. Hogg, his associates or assigns, purchase the same; the said bonds to be a part of and equal in rank and priority with the other first mortgage bonds of the intended new comnanv. It he. 'ing further understood and rreed jbetween each of the several signers jhereofand liie said T. E. Hogg ihat the agreement to purchase the said debts shall become binding on him or his assigns if and as soon a he or they shall cause to be miiiled to each one respectively of the sign ers hereof his or their written or printed acceptance of the option hereby given at the present or last known place of abo.de. And in re lation to the; said per cent, of such debts to be paid in first mort gage bonds of the intended new company. It is understood and agreed that two or more' trustees, resident in Oregon,, shall be ap pointed by the saii'f T, Egenton Hogg, with the approval o(. the Jiv'ge of tTYe circuit, court of the state of Oregon for Benton county, to whom the aggregate amount of such bonds shall be fssued. and who Shaft be charged wjth the duty of realizing them in their discression to the best advantage, and distribut ing tlprfice'&ls,' pro rata, without deduction, among the parties en titled thereto under these piesents.' The populists H( Benton county held thcTr county convention, at Corvallis last Saturday.' The con vention vas attended by 16 dele gates. Jas. Bruce, C. Vanderpool, J. Yvhiteaker ana c ikel were elected delete?, to the sUfe con' vention; and other nominations were made as follows; F. Dodele, representative; A- Chcnowith, county Judge; Willard Price,. .sher iff; R. Logan, assessor; D. Vander pool, commissioner The conven tion decided not to make nomina- lions for the oiflccs of clerk, re corder, treasurer, surveyor,., school supcrinteruleut and coroner. , .- .) fhe movement , nade by Col. Hogg to buy up the O . P. employes' back time, when Jr:njjed i .of fa legal verbiage niean syny that the men areto receive V pif cent. oftbeir timc in fjsh nt;d4((jr cent, tq be secure i by fi.pf yinort gage bonds on the road. If the racn coulij be .assured beyond a rcasonablt douiU'. that ,the road would thett .be extended 3t)d- tuide a cU-HuppoTtiiig property tine o.ler would be a , fair que, to til'. UKti.. The only danger in tuiiihtaWpresiitit to the scheme is that th . sjH.n'3: mortgage, bonds would 1 become. secondary claims should, another, operating debt be permitted Uitt? cumulate against the newirom-pany. gender. Oregon Pacific. Jalk. In speaking of the outlook for a sale of the O P. the Albany Her ald has this to say: 'It is learned that Gol. Hogg is not in Sail Francisco, as has been reported, but is in Scotland, where he has been negotiating for the money for the purchase of the road, in which undertaking he has been successful in obtainiug tl'e million and a quarter. If his plans are successful, he will pay in cash to the Keilitors the 36 per cent. and use Remainder in extending the road i Finally "li KiIast as possible, n'ltld 1 CO'll t Si. .... ,, ., n-iiijri iMr suited that all the actual construction that has ever been done on the Oregon Pacific was done by the Hogg management, and should he secure control of the road again, there is good reason to believe that he would carry out his original plan mid extend the road into Eastern Oregon and to an Eastern connection. With such an outlook the people who are inter ested in the success of tl'e road will wish to see him succeed, and wili n hp unrifM-tirkinfr all possllje aid. t The much-discussed "preferen tial voting system was used in the populist convention t,He oilier" day. In tlif whole county there were ninety votes cast at the primaries. Out of these ninety the candidates for clerk, sheriff; surveyor; itsse'ssor; cordnbr, and one commissioner re ceived a majority vote and their several nominations wrjrp, ryttfted by the convention, except in the cSsfe bf sdrveyor. For this office A. L. Porter received a majority vote and was declared the nominee, but Mr. Porter, who happened td be present, arose mid ftifo'tine'd the' coitvt'iitioii that he had given no one authority to use his name in convention that he had refused to accept thenomitatiou. This necCsj! siuucu Hiiuiuvr iioruimuuii, auu al ter several fruitless ballots were it was decided to leave thisnoraina tion blank. ltarlith Item's. Irvin Smith is hauling hay, The spring flb'wers nre blooming! We are havni; amy weather now . " Grain looks fine for this time year. of Albert ,Wfidk,ins and his brothfr passed through (oir country the 28th of this month'. Come afca'n.' Ben Young's wounded hand is on the fast road of recovery.' J. R. Harlan went to Corvallis the a6th to look for work 1 Hurrah tcr Jim. The Rex ford family means busi ness. They Are hard at work flow ing grain. Brother Tunison held a protract ed meeting n Drift creek last ! Monday" and Tuesday J. W. Baker went to the lower end of the county last' Wednesday.' , u Jfoney is rather scarce, which, not only accounts, for,. flii. scarcity o( items,' but will answer as an apology for your lazy correspondent as well, William Mulkey carried the mail last Friday mi. h';ti ' rhomas, Jelly passed through Harlan Friday. Also Charles Lil lard, Wm. Conrow and Milton Eddclman. 1 see items from philomath, Elk City,. $nlado and many other places and thought MIsj Fortune ought to be heard of every week, also, , There is a loud cry of hard times all over the countryi Is there not a cause for it? Ves, and you can see the conntry stores and post- officen ar full, of men any. day in (he week, talking of hartf times and the scarcity work. True, there Is none at the old prices, but at a fair price for labor. ,, Jn 185J 4fty renj.s a. day was a gpodt price hi labor in the middle states, The trouble is, there Is a class , who will not work andarealwayscrying no work. .News y Scarce ai Ibis tiin! of year. pumpkins Miss Foktunk 1 The1 republican county conven tion will bejeld on April 5th, and The i,BAder should L read by every tax-payer of Lincoln County. It will cost you but $1.50 a year. Number 2. - Populist Convention. The county political pot was set to simmering last Friday, that day being the convention day of the populists of Lincoln county. Ihe" convention was called td order at 10 o'clock a. m. by County Chairman J. W. Parrish, who in a short and well delivered speecfl stated to the delegates assembled the object of the convention. TJpori motion Mr. Parrish was elected" temporary chairman, and B. F Wilhoit, of Drift creek, temporaiy secretary. A roll call of the deie gates showed that there were four teen delegates present, representing seven precincts. The precincts not represented were Lobster, Big Elk; Beaver) Newport and Tidewater: The convention was regularly or ganised by electing J. W. Parristi permanent chairman, A. L.' McFadden secrttnry and B. F; Wilhoit assistant secretary; After, appointing committees on order of business and resolutions the con vention adjourned til . o'clock p.' Uwm ream vUinintt!!i uoou the convention proceeded W thelectiott-f.DMPABlue, A T 1 McFadden mid Wm. RrwakefieliJ deleg'ates to the state convention,' and to nominate candidates fbt the various County officers. The foi-'', lowing nominations were made! A..' L.' McFadden, judge; D. P; Blue, clerk; G. A. Landis, sheriff; T. P. FlsH. treasurer: A. S. Skin-' ner, school superintendent; J. W. Parrish, assessor; "" ,' siirveyprlf Dr. F. M. Carter, coronerj A. H: Guynn and Jas( Hamar, Sr., corrl missioners. . . . The following resolution' were iidopteei and passed by the conven tion! "We, the committee on resolu tions respectfully submit the follow ing resolutions for the approval of uidmbers of this convention.'". r Rusotviipf That we endorse the bmnha platform in full. Rksolvkdi That we favor thtf- -free school systeni.' , ftisSotvKD! ThSt the! Peoples' Party of Lincoln county, Oregon welcome all who wish to join our.. taiik'l and vte with u3 regartiless' 6f former party i'lTillIatibiis,' anci hat, we oppose iusiou with any and alf political parties. RissolvhdI That we demand an econoflfical administration of gov ernpifiit;; fjfjecmct,' touhfyi' State4 and National.' RK9oi.vkd!' That we favor pre cinct assessors, elected by the' peP' ...-.. Rksoivbd: That .we ffjvqj fKlMative system, ktidwn as the, the imuuuvc auu neierenuum, Rusolvkd: That we tender hi people ofToldeo, and especially the ladies,' , a vote of thanks for the' hospitality and kind rea.tmejpf we,' v the delegates of this convention have received during our stay among them. 11 ,), r ' ' The following is a summary of the weather for the month. ..FeT)-. -ruary, a jta'ken at the observing" station at Toledo, Oregon; Elevation above sea level, 49 feet mean .tltrnpejiaureli .40;' maximumj te'mperature, 60, date 1st; minimum temperature, ao, date 20th; mean! of Jqftlrjijlt,, tyrif)erture, 5'2 J;; mean of minimum temperature, 33; number times minimum tempera tur)! 3 .(egrcesj or, , below, jo,' Amounjt.rAin fOjll in 34 hours, 3.1; total precipitation,' 13,, j', 5, inches;' total depth of, urimelted siiowfall, 5 inches. Vrevaillng direction of, wind, south,. jSuwber of cloudless, layt 3j, number, of partly cloudy days, 5,, tmrnljer. of cloudy days,' 20; nurjijb'.pf days on which ,01 of ralrt qr.anow fell, 17, .'Dates on which hail fell, 10th, Jlth, 16th,) 17th aud dates on which snow, fell; 8th qnd J9th; dates of thunder storms,'; 7th; dates of light frosty 18th and 2cjtjb, dates, of .killing or,'; injuriclusiost, 2othand 24th; dates of sola.i f ylos, 22th. .. . bK.'ii.w;viNCKNT, . .. .. , . . . Observer. t ' . t Benton, county, was quite hard; up for( candidates. for.'clerk, 'but after a Lincoln county man took pityi on tUem,and moved pver there arH, Stiyi'S'ffji.1'.? candidate, thf - lJeM rljjlit PKIlln. " J) aril J MV fW Mir I. J s -, 1 v .1 . fC-Tl. -it t :. i1. its I Ov.i" .' the primaries on March 28th .--- ......