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Newspaper Page TextDaily Kugene Guard FRIDAY - - FEB 16 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOR BALK AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephone, Hi Main 191. ItlilVITlKS Dr Lowe, optician, with J H Luckey. Barker bloyoles are better than Ku Klucks. An elegant line of cigars and tobao coesjUBt tecelved at the Barber Bbop cigar store. All air tight stovet at cost. F. I.. Chambers. M O Warner tunes piano and organs. Impairing and pollening. Bicycle repairing. All work guar anteed. 0. U. Matlock. jiarker bicycles are l-etter llian Ku Kluckf). La Grande lodge of Kike give a ball Feb. SB. Tickets, b. Pretty steep. A lot of leoond-hand blcyolea from $3 up at F h Chamber. . $5 00 docks at 12.60 at Watte'. I). M. MoCrady, artlatlo painter and paper-hanger. Iuqulre or leave orders at l'restou 4 Hales. Bloyole tlree (4.00 a pair. ) O MATIiOCK. A Pendleton Cblnauiau haa regis tered. He Is 23 years of age and waa born in Han Francisco. All kinds or garden and llower seeds for sale at I. K. Btevens market. Eighth and Pearl streets. Cottage Groye has 800 children of school aire airalnst 853 a year ago. a gain or 87. A good showing. Buy good guns cheap at Barker Gun Works. Salem Journal! A public Issue at Kugene Is whether dogs, llkellmburgor cheese, should be kept on the owner'i premises. Becoud hand bloyoles at ffl, $7, $10, $15. Barker Gun Works, cheapest house In town. Bev. F. H. Ueok, formerly ol Eugene, haa been appointed coadjutor of the Geruiau bishop lit Ht. Joseph's Cattio- ' llo ohuroh, of Portland. One good spraying now will do your trees more good than three times dur ing the summer. F L Chambers sells spray pumps and rpray compound. Twelve Kamblers sold the past mouth. Thin shows that the Rambler gives good satisfaction. C. O. Matlock, Experieuoe Is the boot teacher. Use Acker's English Itemed y In any case of coughs, oolda or croup. Bhould It fall to give Immediate relief money re funded, sa ota ana ou ois. rorsaiepy W 1. DeLano Beorelary of State F, I. Duubar Is sending out the elrullon supplies for the June eleotlou lo tl e several county clerks. These supplies Inolurle blanks or all kinds, tally sheets, abstracts, poll' books, election laws, etc Telepuoue No 10 for stove repaired, blackened or set up. W B Pbllpot, Albany, Ga.says, "De Witt's Little Esrly Blasts did me mora good tbau any pills I ever took." The famous little pills for constipation, biliousness and liver and bowel troubles, Vluoeut A Co, Corner Drug Store. "BwirtwaterHlll,"of Klondike fame, was swift indeed. From reputed possessor of wealth running Into the hundreds of thousands or dollars be has drsoended to the pleblan Job or cleaning nut a saloon aud performing the duties of a porter thereabouts. John Dirr, Poseyvllle, Ind, says, "I never used anythlug as good as One Minute Cough f.'uro. We are ueve without It." Quickly breaks up coughs aud colds. Cures all throat and lung troubles. Its use will prevent consumption. Pleasant to take. Vin cent A Co, Corner Drug Store. I want to let the people who suffer from rheumatism aud aolalloa know that Chamberlain's Pain Halm relieved uie after a number of other medlolnes and a doctor had failed. It Is the beat liniment I have ever known or. J A Dodgen, Alpharelta, Ga. Thousands have been cured or rheumatism by this remedy. One application relieve the pain. For sale bv w uemuo, Wall paper at oost, and lees. F L Chambers. Frenoh Tansy Waters, the world's famous remedy for Irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never falling and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tausy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy lo the world; Im ported from Parla; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine ; In red wrappers with crown trade mark. I .a France Drug Company, Importers, 809 Turk HI, Ban Francisco. Kor sale by all drug gists, or sent in plain wrapper direct i receipt of All the late processes such as Carbon, Platlnnlype, Has Belief, and Knyal Bromide we are able to furnish our patrons. Celeron Panels and oval enclosures Id many tints are the newest thin In iniiuuts. THK UUAKI). Opinion of a Pation as an Adv.rilslng Medium. ClIICAOO, Feb. 6, 1800. The Guahd, Eugeoe, Oregon Gentlemen: A oopy of your cur rent Issue Is on the adveitlsing man iiger's desk, and In looking It over we feel prompted to express our satisfac tion at its general appearance. While we use our careful Judgment and utmost discrimination to select only the best claaa of publications, still so many of our papers fall abort of those qualities that go to make up a good sheet, that It Is really gratifying lo handle a paper like yours, representing at once tbe highest type of local Journalism. As you may be aware, we are adver tising in upward or 8600 newspapers throughout tbe country, and among these papers, tor style, makeup and matter, both literary and typograph ical, we are pleased to acknowledge your paper atanda In tbe front rank, and we reel convinced thai this accounts for many of tbe orders lately received from your vicinity, tbe credit for wblob Is due to our advertisement with you. Wishing you continued success, we beg to remain, Yours very oordlally, Beaks, Rokbuk A Co. Per L. E. Ann BR. Advertising Manager Prune your trees. Bprav your trees. Harvest olean fruit. A tie train passed through here today. Buy your Bunday dinner at tbe market. We want to trade for 20,000 shingles. Barker Gun Works. Best bloyoles sold for least money at Barker Gun Works. Plumbers are at work today thawing out some frozen water pipes. Tbe fire ordinance In Cottage Grove lias been repealed. A poor idea. Spray pumps, big and little. F. L. Chambers. We have ovtr 860 Rambler and Ideal riders. Buy a Rambler or Ideal and you will never have to walk. They are all fitted wttb tbe great G A J tire. CO. Matlock "Charity covers a multitude of sins," but the Cbarlty Ball Friday night will be sinless. Bee tbe new striking bags and wbllhy exercisers at Barker Gun Works. Pruning shears and tools and spray' lag material, mixed. . F. L. Chambers. Arob Rice was baptized In tbe river near Cottage Grove by Rev. W. V, MoQee this week. Do Witt's Witch Hazel Balve is un- equaled for piles, lnurles and skin diseases. It la the original Witch Hazel Balve. Beware or all counter folta, Vincent A Co, Comer Drug Store. " Mr J K Miller, Newton Hamilton, Pa, writes, "I thluk DeWltt'i Wltcb Hazel Balve tbe grandest salve made." It cures piles and heals everything, All fraudulent Imitations are worth less. Vlnoenl Co, Corner Drug Store. 76 bloyoles, all 1000 Creeents, now on the way. Walt for them. F L Cham' ben. Tbe market at the Long hardware store on Ninth street open at 10 o'clock, Saturday, February 17. Be. tween 26 and 40 loaves or salt rising bread. First oome Oral served. Also cooked and dressed chicken, meats, pastry, cake aud old-rash toned rye hominy. "I had dyspepsia for years. No medicine was to effective as Kcdol Dyspepsia Cure. It gave Immediate relief. Two bottle produced marvel ou results," write L H Warren, Albany, Wis. It digests what you eat and cannot rail to cure. Vinoent A Co, Corner Drug Store. "I bad broncblll every winter for year aud uo medloln gave me perma nent relief till I began to take One Minute Cough Cure. I know it lathe best cough medlolne made," say J koouts, Corry, Pa. It qulokly oures ooughs, oolds, croup, asthma, grippe, and throat and lung trouble.' It Is the children' favorite remedy. (Jure qulokly. Vinoent A Co Corner Drug Store. Corvallls Times: One of the pro- lessor at the college ha a tendency toward absent mludednes. The other day be called up central on tbe tele phone and was provoked at gettlug no response, "Central, central why In the world doe not the company keep this line In repair. I can't hear a thing. Central, central, Isn't this loo provok ing?" "Perhaps," suggested another professor, "If you would bold the right end or the receiver to your ear, It would work better." PRICES. 7 lb rolled oat 6 ol Flaked hominy per lb 6 eta 1 can good salmon 6 ota 0 lb beat aavoo soap 26 eta 0 lbs good rloe f 1.00 Lard per lb in bulk loot 8 lbs good peaches M eta S lbs good tomato 26 eta NEW HATS. NEW SHOES. AX BILLY. Drs. Cheshire and Paine Went to tbe Infected Smallpox District Today. WILL rUMlOAIC, ETC. Drs. Cheshire and Palue left tur Crow and vlclulty this morning to place lo quarantine the.iofectedemBll pox neighborhood, which is In that vicinity. They will fumlgatea num ber of tbe houses aod leave chemicals aud inatruct resident bow to use tbe same to eradicate all germs of the disease. Two or three deputy sheriff will te appointed to see that a strict quaran tine Is observed so that the disease can be controlled. Sheriff Withers sent out tbe appointment in blank, as be was compelled to go to Junotlon on official business, and authorized Cor oner Cheshire to fill suitable names In tbe same. Tbe names canvassed to be appointed were, Cbas. Hadiey, Geo. Hollsnd and Henry Gates, all good men. ' Tbe Abolition of Prison Lockstep. MSKSIJKAL. Wile Owen weut Ui Monroe today. K, J. Frasier arrived home t'd afternoon. M rt. Welch has gone to Wisconsin on a visit. J. W. Howard left lor his home In Pilnevllle this aflerno n. J. H. Beuner is home from an ex tended visit in lien'ou couuty. R. B. Wilson, of Hie Denver A Wo Grande railway, is in the city. O. O. McClelland, the hop buyer, went to Creswell this alternoon. Miss Laura Jones, of Drain, will start for a trip to New Oileunn abjut the 20tb. Misses Etia and Vira Learned arrived home today from a visit ai Harrisburg. Toledo Leader: C. Vrooman, of Eugene, was registered at Hie Vincent bouse Monday. John Walters, the sewing machine gent, came home this afternoon from Cottage Grove. Roseuurg Review: Mi Kate Camp bell, of Eugene, Is vMtlug relatives on Roberts creek. Miss Nora Jones after a pleasant visit In Eugene, returned to her home 10 Roseburg, this afternoon. R. M. Donahue went lo Portland on the early rraln. He intends bring ing bin mother here to reside. Blierifl Withers and Deputy Prose- To the uultiated tbe lockstep is an0UiUK Attorney Harris were passen- intjresiing performance. It original- gen to Junction tbB afternoon. ed from tbe necessity of handling I Dr. C. F. Candian, who is an enthu- large bodies of convicts aa compactly , tlo toliever In the Blue Hiver at possible. Each man's hands mining district, returned to Portland upuu iuo Buiiuiiienf, wuue Ills Kueve 111. .g roreUOOU. T 7 . lu . " Jin Gin, the versatil Oriental, was ueiuru uiiu, mitt ueueBHiiaiee Biion. ; . , . n ,,. Koon wmk sl.umingsu.p, and swaying motion, I " -"".' Z7n t , "., and wmcn li is claimed seldom leaves nlni. a Kor this reason It abolition Is urged. I will return there tomorrow. This .demonstrate the power of habit, j Mrs. Clinton C. Filson aud Mrs. G. r ui piudi imum nam tu kdv iiuui ibuimi1 n n - t, ... , . t , . t I nation: hot. thor la rm,i .i,t. F. Zmtiieimau, or Seattle, Wash , are will oure this, as well as dyspepsia, In-! the guesia of Mr. and Mrs. Fnx, of d'geetlon aud blllousnew, aud that is j Thirteenth street. The ladles are on Hosteller B'omach iilttera. It Is a magnificent tonic for the whole sys tem, purifying the blood and improv ing tbe appetite. Try it. notice. The Ladies Aid of the 1st Presbyterian church will give a supper on the even ing before Washington's birthday, Feb. 21st. Tbe menu and further par. tioulara will be published later. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets, All druggists refund the money If It fall to cure. E. W. Grove's signa ture Is on each box. 25c. Announcement. I hereby announce myself as a can dldate for revise! ion to the office or school olerk. Geo. F. Craw. Geo Bar be, Mendola, Va lays, "Nothing did me so much good us Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. One dose re lieved me, a few bottles cured me." It digests what you eat and always cures dyspepsia. Vinoent A Co, Comer Drug Store. One-hair ton gardeu seed In bulk, Just received at F. L. Chambers.' Tb Lebanon Criterion tells or an owl being killed In tbe cemetery at that place that measured four feet and live luohesfrom tip to tip. Go to VUlard hall Saturday evening, and hear the coming champions of of Oregon debate In local contest. A good program is being provided. The Oregon d lection, 26 strong, or the National Editorial convention, will pus through here Sunday morn ing at 12:58 o'olook, on tbe regular tralp, bound for New Orleans. ' Telegram, February IS: Steamboat Ing on tbe middle ColmnblaaudBnake river will no doubt he suspended within a day or two. Zero weather prevail at all point on the Snake aud the river I expected to close at any time. Cold weather has prevailed for several days, and yesterday shore Ice was forming a tar down as the Cascades. their way to Hie Paris expositln, via California aud Mexico. Cottage Grove Leader: W. H. Alex ander, the well known building con tractor of Eugene, was in Cottage Grove the first of tbe week, looking tbe situatlou over in respect to building Improvements the comlug season. ETHICS OF THE TRUST At the TweLtlelh Ceutury Club Tonight. Some leaders In economio thought like 1'resldei.t Hadley, of Yale, hold that the sentiment that "business is business," must no longer prevail. In tbe era or trusts ethical considerations must be first and dominant. fuls topio in Its evident bearings will ba discussed. The meeting will be in charge of Rev. R. (.'. BrooKs. Bteklino Mines. Henry E. Ankeny will leave tonight for bis borne at tbe Sterling mines. He euys some fclaut powder blew up at the mine yesterday, doing about $200 worth of damage, but uo one was In jured. The giant powder was being thawed out. About a ton of giant powder is now being used at the mine eaob mouth. He Informs us that tbe mine Is running steadily, aud be expeots a good clean-up next summer, Fiikiuht Crew Iikstkd The crew of tbe B. P. freight train whloh arrived here at 2 Ibis morning had been on duly 10 hours, and took the layofl allowed them by tbe rules of the com pany, at Ibis place. The boys had beeu working hard, and this rule of the company Is very just aud mu )h appreciated. Cold Weather Tula morning at 6 o'clock the thermometer marked 27 degrees, five below the freezing point It was two degrees colder tban Thurs day morning. The barometer iril. oates fair weather which means that oolder mornings yet will be exner- lenoed. It will be a wise precaution to look out for water pipes. From 10 to 15 cars of lumber pass here on each south-hound freight. Kiev Spring Goods ARRIVING DAIIY, Dress Hoods, is, Trimmings. Embroideries, ft)d marjy otrjer good 6 too rjumerous to nertiop. S. H. FRIENDLY. FALSE REPORTS. Eugene Does Not Haye a Case of Smallpox. CLEAN BIIL OF HEAITH. J. G. Walters, the sewing machine apeut, came do-n l.om Cottage Grove tbi-afternoon, aud sajs inerepui . prvaleut in that place that there are 110oa.es of smallpox in Eugene, and that the people are taikiug of qunran- iulog against this city. The Cottage Grove Leader or today has this: "From reliable reports cugeue, Springfield aud the western end of r ...... ,..,,,, am hmilv smitten with a , m of smalloox. But one or two deaths from the disease have so fir . .... . I, ir id Mtlmated oeeu irjjiii iru, niuiuwpu ... thai 150 cases of the disease have been reporiec in ineauuve-uieuwuucu .v". Ii seems like a narn measure, uui . believe our cuy uouuun eu.-uiu -quarantine against ibe Infected dls- . h.fnni It la Inn InlA." t hese reports are foolish and are doioir Eugene an injustice. this place does not contain a single case or smallpox now, neither does Bpring- fleld or vicinity. A few cases or ngni iroallpox are reported in Spencer precinct, about 12 mlleB distant from Euaene. We make these statements to correct the impressions above. UKOOK COUNTY. . W. Howard Looks for a Good Future Following Jtallroads. J. W. Howard, the cattle king of Crook county, is in the city. In an Interview with Mr. Howard, ha savs that cattle Interests were never better In his county. In speaking of tbe forest reserve, Mr. Howard Bays there Is nothing to be said that has not already been published, but that it is a quesilon or vast importance to stock raisers or Crook county and Eastern Oregon. Regarding timber and mine indue tries, tbe gentleman states that each la showing much activity. Thirty thousand acres or timber land, mostly nine, have been taken un in that county in the past few months. This timber lies in the vast pine bell border ing the east slope of the Cascade mounlaius, and only awaits the com ing of ibe railroad, wheuavreat in dustry will be Inaugurated, as ibis Is one uf tbe finest bodies of pine laud on the coast. Tbemiues of that county are on tbe boom. The Trout creek mines are of vast wealth and undoubt edly of great extent. They are so situated as to be easy or access and are near the line or railroad now building south through that couuty. The railroad is now running regular trains to Grass Valley, and by May, 1900, will be running trains to Shenacoe, 60 miles rrom Prineville. Priuevllle, Mr. Howard says, 1b taking on metropolitan airs. The telephone system is In u-e, the electric ilghtB are In successful operation, aud Ihe water works are Hearing comple Hon. With these improvements the little inland oity will be ou an even footing with Us larger neighbors, and with the railroad completed will open an area to settlement containing several hundred thousand acres. The irrigation system now under way will be a vast improvement to Crook county. Tbe company contem plates taking 100.0C00 Inches of water from the Deschuttes river at Lava Island, carrying it across the desert. Lateral ditches will be built as needed, supplying water on the high desert, whloh contains thousands of acres of tillahleeoil. This ditoh or canal is to be GO feet wide aud 4 feet deep, with a slope of one foot raise to one font wiri. The ditch will be constructed aoross me desert and on to Agency plains, orosslng Crooked river f Wmi,i, Rock," then through the Haystack uuuiury, auu ineuce to the "plains " this agency plain is a fine body of land containing many thousand acres oi hub lerute land which mut !,. water to be made oroduattvo. Th company is now doing preliminary "... n, uu hub enterprise. Logging on the lower rw,h..,,. Mr. Howard says, was a failure. Logs were cut on Matoles.a branch of the Deschuttes, and run down in ih river, where they arrived battered and o filled with rock which they picked up In running as to be worthlesa for saw purposes. One man was killed everal thousand dollars lost, and the logs cut for wood. The river I. too rough for successful locuin Mr. Howard sava t hi. h. v.. of the finest winters thus far ever ex- i"" m vroott county. He Is ..ruing auoui IUU0 neaJ Qf bfef for the spring market. He ha, 300 head at I'eugra, 200 hetd at Black butte, and the remainder ., u,8 nnmerou, ranches near Prineville. 1 he railroad now t,uillg ,,, 1" a.vs lie a great convenience to blpper. a, cattle which are fed for Jl-rlng market n grow foot sore aud Jrlven long ai.taDce. to Mr. Howard has hi. family at c . "here hi, son. J, ehcoled in IheO.A.C. After Vh.' tncre I. ,,,, he P...,,lg,K0ge,J.,oDU1)llle,r Wall Paper... We have deciilecl to discontinue our n paper department, and on account doing so will ofler some of tlio finest 1 j of paper in Eugene at ' Startling Prices. If you call early you will find a fine line of designs to select from. Tbe opportu nity of the season for handsome decora tive work at a small expense. MUFFIN HARDWARE CO. RUNNING UP A BIG BILL For doctor's fees wmiMot be ueceary, when yon are M. tacked witli coll at this m , " son of the year, if you wuM keep a bottle of our pure and HSr. , Krade Kolas Whiskey lo your home, and then take it in the fram of toddy, or as your taste die. tates, at bedtime ur any other old time. Tlie.e i nothing like it for coldi, La Orippeor kindred ailmeuis. Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Scrub Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Clothes Brushai Any kind of BrusW AT HALF PRICE. Barpa.DS in gUflttware to make room fur on new stock. Strike while the iron is hot. We have made a deep ont in everything in the grooery line. If yon don't believe it o-me aud see. We will sell you a new galvanized faucet 5 gallon can full of oil for $1,50 or the can without the oil for 50 cents. If you stud; economy may learn a lesson of ns. O-SEt-ATSiT xb S03V. A SPANKING TEAM of high steppiog roadsters would prob. ably look like ordinary horses it not drossed n a manner to suit their style. Don't ex pect your horses lo louk proud aud fiery if they are ashamed of their dreBS. Fit them ont in one of our stunning bnggy harness and they will repay you in pride and action. PRESTON & HALES. Manufacturers of Harness and Saddles. Dealers in Paints, Oils and Wall Paper." Safe Removal (,'ontkact. The "R" contract Tor moving I lie 8,800 pound afe purchased by the city rrom A. E, Wheeler has been let to E. J. McfJIan ahan and V. McFarlaud, by the city, Tor the sum or 18. Work or removal will beuln tomorrow forenoon. Il will be placed in tbe rear or the Honk A Ladder room, on tbe lower floor or the iiiy nan. $1500 WANTKD-On real estate st mil y. Apply at the Qui kd office. Fresh Garden Seeds just In. F. L. Chambers. "He is Wise. Who Talks But Littler This is only a half truth. If wise men had held their tongues, we should know nothing about the circulation ct the blood. Tfit ur uus advertisement you might never know that Hood's birsaparilU is the greatest medicine in the world to purify and enrich your blood, create an appetite, give you strength and steady nerves. Impure Blood-'ampferfonn. bad. hood's SvsAptrilU did much good by purifying n,y blood. Sfy skin is now clejir cA-xnit O. McCoy. Wlsontmn, P. SnTT''-L "" irrlutln, .nd SUMMONS. In the Clrcnit Court of the State of Ors- K"u tor i.ane county. Blanch L. Cowgill, riaintiff.) Tt. J. T. P. Cowgill, Detindant ) ToT. F. Cowgill defendant: IS THE SAME OF THE STATE OF OrpSon, yon are hereby rennired lo appear and answer the complaint filed against yon In the aboe entitled .nit within six weeks Y ' Mi Marguerite H.,- -u.-nW.,gunni,1i1rmlin six weeks from the date of the fiist publication of this -.u.u,,.,,,., ,,uu ln0 ra)a nrAI puniication thereof is in the Etosx Daily Gcibd of tebru.ry 14th, 1900, and if yon fail to ntwer. for want (hereof, the plaintiff will tAKe a decree laainul vnn Ih...... ,t;nl.: the bonds oi matrimony now existing be- L - r".unu .uu urieouaui inn also lor ae care, cn.todv ami iw.nt.nl ni ih. child mentioned in the complsint and for SUch Other relief . In tV.. i . .uu UI.I eqoiuble. This Snmmons is nnbli.hMt in th r. "Ess Iiln.T Gutao, a newspaper pnbliihed wuuij, utwD, ana ijrtii r a gen eral ciimlatton therein, by order ,f Hon. E. O. Potter, conn'y j id, e of Lane County, Oregon, and made in chambers the 14th day if February, I Wo K. U. Surrwovrtt. Attorney tor Plaiu iff Hotel EDGEp. Hollinhik Bros. & Brisk, P Rates $1.00 and $2.00 perrfif. Adt.qnate acconnnndatlona for comwaj EUGENE, OREGON The Hoffman W 0 2EIQLER. PR0H SUNDAY DINNERS 60c EUGENE. OREGON. J. W. KAYS EH3ALMERS and FUNFRAL DlifflK lls A Honrfoncnn llnrtpfMSI Embafmers. Cur. Wil. and 7lh 2he Non-IrritM Cathartic Easy to take, easy to opentr- Hood's nils Brave Jlen Kali ....... . . i. Hear Udlfl victims 10 sioiuncu, i ney troubles as well as women w feel the result In loss of "PH , ...b.ehe. l vousness headache and tired, run-dnwn reeling. But """"tl need to rtel like that. U'leB" J Gardner, IdBvllle, lud. "J "Fllenlrln Hitters are itlst llie tt"! a man when he Is all niu ""'l don't care whether hellveso fliJ eood anietite Hibi) anythinl j " . . .... n ni A taRe. i can now eat 17,,",'i, have a new lease on lite. .'-A cents, at I. Inn's urug f" bottle guaranteed. Hoiribly Mu"il,e1' . . . . .T i.':hlh tt" At Overton's s"1"1. r-'s-- doors we.t of l O. I n the gnt Wall l'P" CUn M now going on. Tlie pn" - been mutilated. 1 1' " make room femur ."pflnit grain?, In combin'jj PntN0l.E9.-W. H-A""';1 .nnliief Cri"u Washington shins'", for sale. Rl III a few rooms f' 10c. FLtbambers. wbio 1