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.”>í2 52 Times a year for $2. Volume XVIII. BANDON, OREGON: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1902 Number 37 F ob S ale .—A house and lot in the South- notice to The Public Lace curtain stretchers to rent at Steamer Mandalay is due Sunday. orn part ot Bandon. The house is a story W. P. Day lighthouse inspector was here Having taken the agency to represent and h half bnildiug with 4 rooms. A barn the furniture store. i Sunday. Wannmaker A Brown, merchant tailors, of and outbuildings also on the lot. Price Call at the furniture store for up H. H. Harris, of Mvrtle Point, was Elmer Hamlin started for Seattle yester Philadelphia, I wish to state to the public reasonable. Apply to H. N. Brown, Bandon. holstering goods. day to find employment. in town last Saturday. that I have as fine a lot of Sampb-s as have Benton Hoyt wishes to inform the public J. Denholm is agent for Warner’s DKALBBS IN II. D. Jones of Berkley, California, Mrs. A. Wakeman came over yesterday ever been exhibited in town, and will take that be has the finest line of samples to pleasure ill showing the same and giving from Empire on a visit to her son Andrew. Rust Proof Corset. order suits from that have ever been dis was in town Tuesday, prices on tailor made goods. Tiie.e goods i played in Bandon. He solicits your patron Strange, our visitin Dentist will be at Jack Flanagan and Wat Short were are guaranteed all wool. Measures taken W. T. Kerr of Port Orford, was a the Dr. Tupper age and askes you to call and examine hia House, Dandon. all next week. in Bandon Tuesday. for suits and fits guaranteed. Hay, Grain and all kinds of Feed, Wholesale ox Retail. Bandon visitor this week. stock of samples. A large number of the members of the Yours ltespectfully, J. Denholm carries the best and Capes and Jackets at Denholm’s Bandon G. A. R. post went to Coquille yes J. L. THOMPSON. SEED OATS IN STOCK. largest stock of Groceries in town. terday to attend the encampment. for Ladies, Misses and Children. Woolmen Teetb extracted without pain by Dr. W. H. Roberts, inspector of the Life-sav lincine«* Card. Sanderson Bros, have the largest ing servioe, gave Bandon an official visit BRING U8 YOUR PRO Public Auction of Thoroughbred Sheep. Strangest Bandon September 15 to20. and best stock of Groceries in town. Having purchased the interests of Having decided to retire from the sheep DUCE OF ALL KINDS. Monday. Special—24 Large Stamps Photos B orn .—At Bandon, September 9, Mrs. J. B. Hunt, and Dory Hunt and John Curren and R, B. Henry in the business, 1 will offer my flock of fine 25 cents, at Wrenshall's gallery Ban 1902, to Mr. and Mrs. W. Button a family went to Myrtle Poiut today to visit City Meat Market, T wish to State to thoroughbreds for Sale at Public Auction Bring us your BUTTER either in Rolls or Solid l’ack don. a daughter of Mrs. Hunt who lives a few the public that I have come to Ban at Langlois, Oregon, on October 4th. 1902. daughter. Amount Unlimited. I have the purest bred flock in Southwest miles out from that place. H. M. Axtel, of Oakland, California The atmosphere is very full of Gold Clowns, Porcelain Crowns, Gold fills, don to live and du business, and it is Oregon, bended by a fine imported English my purpose to do business on busi was in town the latter part of last smoke giving evidence of abundant Silver fills, artificial Stone fills and all ness principles. I intend to do my Kam. The lambs from the bucks I sold week, other late and up to-date work, all at fair own buying and killing just as soon last season show up fine, as every purchaser forest tires. sai’. Among the purchasers last season Thomas Hall, of Marshfield was a as I cau prepare for it, and will pay will Ben T. Vandocar, the Myrtle Point living prices—by Dr. Strange. to whom I refer, are, Isom Walker, Geo. Bandon visitor, the latter part of last jeweler, was a Bandon visitor Satur Dr. Peddv of Portland nssisted by Drs. the highest cash price for what I can Chenoweth, Fred Hoffess, Hana Clou fien and Kime and Haydon performed an operation dispose of in my line, aud will not do week. others. This is a fine opportunity for enter day and Sunday. on George Hite last Monday for appondioitis a part trade part cash business. Be Sam Giles, of Myrtle Point, camo R. W. Bullard wns down from the The patient is getting along well and seems sides purchasing meats and veget prising wool growers to improve their flocks. down Thursday and remained over ferry yesterday baring business that in a fair way to recover. ables wilh which to supply tho mar All are invited to call and examine my ket, I will pay the highest price for sheep. until Monday. called him to town. Remember dare of sale—October 4th, 1002. bidesand pelts. John Beattie, of Bullards, was do Of groceries, fruits, nuts and can- FRANK M. LANGLOIS, B ohn .—At Bandon September 3t ing business in town last Saturday. Yours Respectfully, Uj Langlois, Oregon, Sept. 2, 1902. dies you always find a choice selec- 1902, to Mr. ami Airs, Bartie David E. L ewin . The broombandie mill will start up sion at Magoon’s. son, an 8 pound boy. again as soon as the steamer Manda Accident to President Roose Attorneys J. M. Upton and George important Nev^Notes Mrs. B. C. Lemonowsky and chil velt nnd Party. P. Topping attended Court at Co dren, of Myrtle Point spent last week lay gets in again. R. E. Shine and P. F. Harrington, quille City this week. Ladies Coats, Capos and Collarettes. T uesday L enox , Mass., Sept.3—A terrible on the Bandon beach. of Empire, gave Bandon a visit Tues accident overtook the President’s A fiend killed his wife nnd four children Wool Growers wishing fine Cots J.C. Flanders, R. L. Macleay and England. wold sheep, should read Ad. of Frink A. H Withington, of Portland were day evening leaving again next rnoru- coach a short distance from Pittsfield in A London, shell exploded prematurely, at Fort jng. about 10 o'clock this morning. After Wrigbt, Long Island Sound, during the mil Langlois in this issue. doing business in town yesterday. a short visit to tho homo of ex Sen itary maneuvers, killing one man and Schooner Launched. A full line of all wool, Ladies’ and Mrs. W. Conover of Camas valley ator Dawes, the President started on wounded three others. Gents' underwear, at $2.50 to $4.50 a left last Alonday forborne. Mr. Con Tuesday evening marks another the long drive to Lenox. He had not A local news agency bulletins that a cable suit at Sanderson Bros. over returned home two weeks ago. period in the advancement of the gone far when an electric car ran in from Fort De France savs that more than a The looms have been changed in thousand persons were killed, and several Groceries of all In provisions and groceries G. H. progress of the Coquille valley. On to his vehicle, throwing every one to hundred injured in the violent eruption of the Woolen Mills, and each weaver is this occasion the strong, sturdy and Magoon always carries a select stock, the ground nnd badly damaging the Mont Pelee Saturday night. to have charge of two looms. Fresh supplies arriving on each ves handsomely built, three masted coach. Tho President received a cut Albert Terrell a well kuown pugilist died Oils and Paints of all kinds, iron schooner was launched from tho Park on the head. Secretary Cortelyou in Philadelphia from injuries received inlthe Suits Made to Measure. sei. and wood enamels for sale at the ersburg shipyard and floated on the was bruised and bis head cut. Gov ring tho proceeding night. George Humbert and George To bosom of the Coquille. Four men were killed and one seriously Bandon Furniture Co’s store. AGENT FOR WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSET. J bin of Marshfield, were io town look There was quite an assemblage of ernor Crane wns bjuised. William injured in a train collision near Randolph, The bost physic—Chamberlain’s ing around during the forepart of last Craig, Secret Service agent. was in Mo. citizens wtio bad gathered from Park stantly killed. D. J. Pratt, the driver Strikers are reported to have set fire to Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to week. ersburg and the surrounding country the Pocahontas mine in West Virginia. take. Pleasant in effect. For sale C. A. Stockwell of Myrtle Poiut to see the launch, which was a suc of the coach, was badly injured but A desperate Negro, in New York wounded by C. Y. Lowe. not killed. 13 men one fatally in resisting arrest. The and W. C. Brown of Independence, Miss Mabe] Weekly, of Gravel Ford, Oregon, registered at the Tupper cess, to the satisfaction of the builder. Tho President at once directed that. negro was in a house, and assisted by his A Large Stock Just All Kinds of Goods For Ladies’ Jaokets and All things being ready at a few min Craig,s body be cared for and sent wife. He fired the house and tried to get Ilaiuy Weather. Capes. Received. left here last Friday for Pistol River, House Tuesday. utes past six o ’ clock the last stay was away but was wounded in the attempt. couriers ahead to prevent, cheering Curry county where she will teach a GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Mrs. J. H Roberts and daughters removed and the ship slid into it« and lo announce that, ho would go at A Japanese liner brought over a million term of school. dollars worth of opium to San Francisco. Ruth and Jennie, and Ed Lewellen natural element. once to his train, which had been sent Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing. Mr. A Greek, who has been stop and children spent a week here re W ei 'N ksday Sept 3 There were a good many persons ahead to Stockbridge, The President Mont Pelee has destroyed six other towns plug in Bandon for the last two turning home yesterday. on board at the launching, but tile stopped for a few moments at tho Ho besides Morne Rogue. Over a thousand months, left last Moudaj for bis home This week has been foggy, es honor of the occasion was conferred tel Aspinwall, where the party was to people were killed by the eruption. at Camas valley. Thousands of people were injured in a pecially in the mornings, it being upon Miss Ruby Ellingson, who broke have lunched, and made a brief an riot in llungaria. J. L. Thompson received a letter, difficult for the steamers to find their the proverbial bottle and christened Boots and Shoes nouncement of tlie accident to the An explosion in the Williamsburg oil this week, from California, stating wav until the fog lifted. the ship “Advance" as she slid down people who w.sre silently gathered on works, New York, killed a dozen men. ' that his mother, who han been very ill T hursday Sept 4 the steps. He alighted from the car The Coast Mail says that Mr. Small the ways. recently, is again getting better. The Ogden theatre in Cinoinnati suffered Just after the vessel had been made riage and walked a few steps and was aud family are in town. Mr, Small Elder C. E Crumley will preach in is reported to be one of the large fast to the wharf at the cannery, the clearly under tho stress of great feel a $200,009 loss by fire. In a street c ir wreck in Chicago, one man Swift's Hall, Sunday, September 14. railroad builders and contractors. steamer Reta arrived from Bandon ing. Then h i retraced bis steps to was killed and several other persons seri CONSTANTLY on HAND A with a lot of persons from that place the cnrriiige and turning said to the ously injured. nt 11 o’clock, A. M. and 8 P. M. Abe Corson was in town Tuesday cordial invitation is extended the and Prosper who had gone to seo the people: Eleven freight cars were Rmashed in a having driven up from Bud Hamlin’s A Stock Groceries and wreck nt Williamsport, Pa., one man killed lauucb but arrived a few minutes too public. “We have met with an accident. and two injured. place after a load of brick. Mr. Ham late. Frank Langlois wants it distinctly lin will build a fireplace and flues in One of the party, a faithful friend, Three convicted criminals made a break The schooner Advance is fashioned has been killed and our driver un for liberty, in San Francisco, but were re understood that the flock will be sold bis bouse. after tho pattern of the Onward, the ap tured. as advertised, to the highest bidder, will be disposed of at prioes that will astonish you, while there aro The new vessel under construction latter having been launched from the doubtedly fatally injured. Under the Adolph Dewet, a nephew of General De- no bidding in by himself or any one circumstances, it is of course impos wett, was killed at Butte, Montana, by com at Prosper is beginning to loom up same yard a year ago, the only difler- To be had in Dry Goods, Clothinc. Shoes for him. and other goods that nmst bo Bold to mnke and assume the appearance of a ship. ence being in the length, the Advance sible for me to say more to you than ing in contact with a live wire. that I deeply appreciate your kindly The volcano Soufriere, on St. Vincent is Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and The lining has been completed and room for more. being about five feet the longer vessel. greeting." land has followed the lend of Mont Pelee Diarrhoea Remedy has a world wide plankiog is well under way. and is in violent eruption. She has a length of keel 130 feet, reputation for its cures. It never fails Then he wont on to Stockbridge. A. W. KIME, M. I>. Six persons were severely injured in a W. Haydon, M. 1». and is pleasant and safe to take. For Prunes! Frosh Petite prunes at 75 and 34 feet beam and will have a collision between a train and a trolley oar Morgnn KonMted. cents per 50 pound box f. o, b. Co carrying capacity of about 350 to 400 SKIN PHYSICIAN AND SUHGEON DIGESTIVE. URINARY AND sale by C. Y. Lowe. in San Francisco. quille. Order early to be sure of get thousand feet of lumber. She will BANDON, OREGON. DISEASES. F riday Sept 5 A. G. Thrift was in town this week ting some. Cash must accompany have two center boards, and her rig WiLKESBARBE, Pa., Sept. 4,—The Office—East Front Street, Twelve political prisoners escaped from Calls to all parts of town and county business men of the Anthracite coal for a day or two. He was getting order. No Italians this year. R. D ging will be mncb the same as that B andon . O regon . promptly answered day or night. Office on guard in Russia. It is thought to be part region, organized as the Public Alli ready for a trip to San Francisco and Sanford, Coquille, Oregon. oorner of Lower Maiu and Atwater street a of the Onward. Captain J, Jorgen of an anti-government plot. sen will take charge ua master when ance, after futile eiioits to beaten a Mayor W. S. Brackett, a nephew of ex to visit bis folks at San Jo6e. He ex Enterprise: R, C. and W. T. De she is ready to g<> into commission. settlement of the great mine strike, speaker, i’hoiiins B. Reed, committed sui J. W. STRANGE, poets to return here again. ment will in a few days start to Dil have sent the following memorial to cide. LIFE OF T. DEWITT TALMAGE, by The Imported yearling Ram just lard with about 500 two, three and The Re-union < loned. his son, ltKV. F bank D kwitt T ai . maub and DENTIST, the national executive from their The loss of life caused by the recent erup associate ’received by Frank Langlois from four year old steers which will net editors of Christian Herald, Only tion of Mont Pelee is estimated at 1600. headquarters hero, The reunion of the Bandon Branch book endorsed by Talmage family. Enor England, weighed 257 lbs, three days them close onto $18,000. About 400 of Latter Day Saints closed Sunday President Roosevelt started on a visit to mous profit for agents who act quicklv. BANDON, - - • OREGON. "To the President of the United the Southern stales. Outfit ten cents’ Write immediately Clark after arrival. Many of the ewes in head of these cattle came from R c- evening and on Monday morning the Will visit Bandon regularly on dates to be Slates: Since the inception of the The Standard Oil Company is buying np A Co., MS8. *lh St. Phil»., Pa. Mention flock to be sold weigh oyer 200 lbs. Dement’s range on the South Fork. visiting members loft fortheir homes, supplied in the Local Column.______ ______ independent Telephone lines. It is reaching this paper. barbarous struggle in the Anthracite and the elders left for their respective Some weighing 227 lbs. Elbert Dyer has purchased the fields of labor. GEO. P. TOPPING, coal region, we, the tear combatants, out after another monopoly. Benjaman Adame and wife, of Bandon Water Work“, which have S aturday Sept 6 Elder Joseph Luff will goto Wash who stand on neutral ground, have BANDON LODGE No. 133, I. 0.0. F ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW Smith River, arrived here last Satur heretofore been under the manage ingtou, and on into British Columbia; sufforud the inevitable fate of such Columbia River boatmen want better pay Practice» In all the Court» of the State. «IYANDON LODGE, No. 133,1.0.0. F. * and a general tie up is threatened. day to visit their uncle and aunt D. ment of S. J. Colver. By this pur Bishop G. H. Hilliard will go to unfortunates. The tide of battle ebbs i > meet« every Satuidny evening. ... A Cinr innatti brewery burned causing a Office on Second Floor in Concrete ltuildiug E, Stitt and wife, and other relatives. chase the Bandon Water and Light Washington then pass east, through aud flows over uh . We have endured ioiw KViniting brothers in good standing of |1 (0,000. Idaho and on to Missouri; Ehler Ar on First Street, »cordially invited. Si They will stay a week or two and will Company comes into complete con thur Allen will do missionary work in patiently. We have petitioned hum Pr -ddent Castro’s troops in a five hour I. N. DE LONG, N.G. Life Insurance Policies and Bonds bought 3 visit John McVay, near Riverton a trol of tlie water systems for the town. the Willamette valley, and W. A. bly. We bad hoped for milch on J. P. battle defeated the insurgents nearCaraoan. or money loaned on same. » A. G. H ott . Sec. Fifteen thousand West. Virginia etrikeiq 5 * ? •> * A-:- H few days. Goodwin will labor in Gilliam county. Morgan’s return. Bandon, - - - — Oregon. Dyer and Shoemaker have been Elder C, E. Crumley will remain for - - — returned to work. The operators have won Frank Lowe came over fiom Marsh «hipping matchwood this week again. "But now, after a struggle of four without granting concessions. a couple of weeks to look after the J. M. UPTON, field, the latter part of last w»ek to They have been giveD rates by Coos work in Coos, before visiting other month’s duration, a period of suffer The Poiisvlvnnia railroad Company is ar I OXLtm LOVGE, EG. K- ol’ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW visit his parents and renew former bay aud are shipping right along. places in the district. ing and progressive business paraly ranging to ran a train between New York BANDON, COO* COUNT T, OBKOON. IAELFIII LODGE. NO.64. if NIGHTS and Philadelphia, a distance of 90 miles. in On Saturday afternoon there wore sis—when it seemed to 11s that the associations He remained until The amount sent to San Francisco bo U of Pythias, meets every S’onday Office in the Eldorado Building, on First 75 minutes. three baptisms performed. Those Monday and then returned. He is far this season is about 800 cords evening at 7.30 o’clock, in Ca«tle Hn1»«*, Street. who presented themselves for baptism time was propitions for a settlement Mont. Pelee’s eruption, on August 30, in Banclou, Ogn. P. NELSON, 0. C. working for Holland Bros., who build which constitutes about one half of being A. J. Maves, William P. Davis of some kind, if not as a matter of stated to be the greatest of all. small boats to order. of A 000 foot fr< ight. house and 80 cars and Sylvia B. Hansen, and confirma concession to public opinion, yet as a the amount to be shipped by them Church tion took place the next morning. plain business proposition—Mr. Mor coal burned at Durand, Mich. Henry L. Shattuck of Shellsburg this season. B. N. H aiirinciton , K. of R. and 8. g M onday Hept 8 This addition gives the Bandon M. E. C hubcb . «fHowwwmow Vi «<• f Iowa, wns cured of stomach trouble io AisiifA? mo <■ ■> ■> ■> gan has mot with bis henchmen and A letter received hero from Nellie branch a membership of 90 which is Republicans claim great victory in Maine Pri-Rching Rorvice every 2nd end 4th Snn- IMNDUN LODGE, No. IIS, A.F. A. M with which he bad been afflicted for Lockwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a gain of 12 members during the past and the edict has gone forth, "There election. dny at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P.M. years, by four boxes of Chamberlain’s Thomas Lockwood, who moved from six months. will be no settlement, no arbitration, The war still goes on in Mindanoa. Gen Sunday School every Sunday at 10, A. M. ANDON LODG E, No. 115. A. F.A ,M. __ Stated communications first Sat The series of meetings wore well no conciliation, no mediations, no con eral Chaffee will compel peace. Epworth League .6:30 P. M. Stomach and Liver Tablets. He bad here to Eugene, Oregon, states that * urday after the full moon of each « India was shaken bv an earthquake. Prayer meetiug Wednesday at 7:30 P, M. previously tried many other remedies Mr. Lockwood’s child bad died of attended, and an interest has attained cessions. The fight must go on." month. All Master Masons cordially which promises to be far-reaching Cholera in Manila causes a death rate of U. 8. H olcomb , Pa.tor. invited. T. J. THRIFT, W. M. and a number of physicians without consumption, and that two more of and bring good results in it train. “Mr. Morgan has placed a ban up £3 a day. W, H atdon , Sec. '<5 onus which means universal ruin, ipOR SALE OR RENT.—One acre lot in Myrtle Point Enterprise: Mrs. J. the children were expected to die of The Saints have gained many friends WANTED A TMJBTWOBTHY GBN- |’ Bandon; Good house with five rocina and W. Strange and son Dale, went to the same disease. The diseaso is the here, and as their doctrine becomes destitution, riot arid bloodshed. tieman or lady in each county to manage out-hoMM on lot. Enquire at thia office. known it is bold in higher es ♦’«' ♦ ♦ i «-:• « ■> “Is J. F. Morgan greater than the business for an old established house of Roseburg Tuesday, where they will result of pneumonia and whooping , bettor teen], solid financial standing. A straight bona S Court Queen of the Forent No. 17, j remain for the winter. Mr. Strange cough. Two collections wore tnken np dur people? Is he mightier than the gov fide wt’. klv cash salary of $18.00 paid by Forent er« of America. ♦ ¡mh Wednesday with all expenses ing, the meetings one on each Sunday ernment? Will he be permitted to re cheek has accepted a position in tho job de direct from headquarters. Money advanced gf^OURTQUEEN OF THE FOREST News e Mr. E. M. Moore of Roseburg, ar evening, for the purpose of defray tain this menacing power? It is time for expenses- Manager, 340 Caxton Bldg.. partment of the Roseburg Plaindesler gV No. 17, meet« Friday night < f each ing tho expenses of the re-union. Chicago. j&week. in Concrete Hall, Bandon, Oregon Mrs, Strange expects to return to rived here Tuesday for a couple of; The amount collected on the that the people should spenk. It is *A cordial welcome is extended to all vis V MA RINK. this place next spring to reside per weeks visit having come in to look | uinu £ tiling brother« E. M. BLACK ERB Y, j &O. I n/q mill vuv time that their voices should bo heard. first CVTIIIIIJ^ evening WclJS was «¡p $25.00, and xjif on the j^yYon oan have it all for ABÜIVKD. J. N. L anoloir . Chief Ranger. "Reprosontiog the interests nnd nfter his house and lot on Horseshoe second occasion $24.01 the twocollec- manently. Fin. Secretary. sentiinents of nine-tenths of our peo Sept 4—Sdir Rnby, Kortb, IS days from 8 buy. On arriving here be discovered lions aggregating $49 01. Per A . 1 rank M. Black and Miss Alice that some party bad broken into hia! Ihisenru was sufficient loco ver the ple wo appeal to you to use your in F to A Pt-rdibnker Monili RAILED. «ÿ A ? < •> , and , . had . expenses, and the members of the Beyers, of Sumner, were married nt , house Rime i he was . here , laat. Sept 6—Sdir Coqnellw. Anderson, to 8 F. Br^eL pxprpHS tllpjr |banli. fluence to stay the Juggernaut which in thè Evenimg Telegram, of Portland, Coquille, on Wennesdny of last week. Oregon, lt. is thè largest evening news- Wrenshall & Wrcnsh ll, carried away everything of valuej Hnfj extend their kindliest wishes to crushes 11s. Encouraged by your re NOIICE TO HIE PUBLIC. pspe pnblished in Oregon; it oontains In returning home the breeching to which he bad left in the house. Mr. j those who aided then). cent utterances, relying on your the --------------- state and all tb< news of ' — -- of -* tlis the harness broke, the horse ran HWHy, Moore hn.l intended doing some im By a majority vote of the members judgment, and patriotism, confident Notice is hereby given to all Parties in tiatioL Try it for a month. A sample and both were injured to an extent provement to the premises, tint under of the Branch it was determined that of your moral courage, we appeal debted to me flint such indebtedness is due c py w I be mailed to you free. Address and payable tn me in Coquille City. that they had to bo carried home. At the next reunion should take place The Telegram, Dated ut llandon, Oregon. Sept. 1. 1902. last information they were improving ’he circumstntices may conclude not nt Mvrtle Point, commencing August from the King of Trusts to the Preni HOUND HOUKK GALLERY, BAM1CN PORTLAND. OKU. R. B. HENRY, ' dent of tho people." ! to do bo . and will soon bo recovered 28. 1903, LOCAL NEWS. S anderson B rothers Dry Goods, Provisions & Groceries, Attention! Produce: Butter Bandon, J. Denholm lïj 3¡ 5j Dry Goods of Every Description Fresh Kinds Fall and Winter Goods CLOTHING DRY GOODS N. T .< »RENZ’S STOKE of Fresh Large Provisions Now is the time to buy. ¿,"5 Other bargains AGENTS WANTED. Directory I IB I Do You Know the 50c Âîs Photographers,
