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Newspaper Page TextLoca] Events. Arabia Ceelay spent Sunday with hij Sugar prune saiens for as is. Jos. parents at Wilsonvillo. Hall. Ths rick casa In the Imu3 family of Mias Ethel Smith ia clerking in Kh.st Tbe 'Oou»laa UuJio fc.' *3tM. Bros, dry goods store. Dundee arc on the road tc recovery. 8anr Britt earns cp from Portland Sat Please call end pay your dog l.cense. The largest supply in town o f candles, i r e » / ai£ht and visited at herco evs: t J Clarence Balt, Recorder. dates aod ad kinds cf nuts, at Star E.ik- Lunday. The 8. P. Company bae already be ery. A-.tam Lhret of Cauby vis.Wd in town Go '.oT. 1 !. CummingR for yeiuls and gun !e-ir!ng dawn the Dundee hotel o ver Sunday with his son Henry end oils. A full ’ ins cf undertaking seodi bu.idin*. vj ok fcjpt la »toe’ ;. L't- €-. Dean’s Rochester shoe* hare family. Tha cantata by home talent will be X bare a place 3>{ iiiiioo irem V ow :ia Supsricro. ITew stock received this Nell the Best the M ar’cet A Herds, such xs the given March 2C. Watch Kr furthar ad- " erg for rent. Acquire ci Howard Wal week.—Parker fit Poo1. • ton r.t ‘.lie fruit '.-.ra H. 3 . Lountbury, travsling freight vertiaemeut next week. Are you tnterested !n the industrial The nobbiest aid boat iiro ct iaciec’ agent for the Southern Pacifio tvaa in development of this lcca'lty? Attuad juoss sver shown in Newbsrg, lust r > t;‘ ’.vn the middle of the week. ecived b 7 Farkor A Pool. Robert Jones at.ended r. meeting of the the fruitgrowers meeting tomorrow forenoon. r s ’. Daniel Drew of Portland preach case Alive committee cf the State Orator A a elegant new line of fine shoes for All cl which arc GUARANTEED. ed in ihe Friends church 3uuuay, ct ical Association at Corvallis las'. Friday. f-adies, Misses and Children, direct bcih meriting and evening services, to Wanted—Good home that can travel, from factory at Rochester, li. Y.— good audiensej. siog.o harness—cna broken to saddlo li /J o -f i f a ¿-‘if t ; w ¿ $ e ? t cV'q u ip p e d Parker A Poof. Da. Gun. i-re. L. A. Comer, after visiting ia Now- preferred. The debate cn tha ship subsidy ques berg a few Jayt with hie father oilcs Hall an hour is all the time required tion. between Al’nany and Newberg will and brother M. J., left Wednesday to eye with Putnatn Fadeless Dyes. morning r^nin, bound for the Kiondihe Sold by C. F. Moore A Co., ¿0 par pack take place hero next Friday evening in Craters ball. mining regions. age. t f n t à v C o 't y i i y - Ncah Parrish came down from near Gchnvler Priestly of Portland visited i roi. P. V.r. Kelsey and 3ev. H. Bend la ton, Eastern Oregon the lirat of out north ot town evor Monday with his Gould attended the Linn county prohi bition convention at Albany last batur parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Priestly -ud the week and is visiting relatives and a friends out east of town. day, Prof KeUoy delivering the con his little daughter. Elder G. C. Carl ’ »ft Monday Mon vcn.ion address. A county teachers’ institute will be oo oì C. D. Haynera !e?t the latter part of held at LaFayette tomorrow. R. W. Ing In answer to a summons to tne side of a sick friend in Lane county, i last week for the province ci Alberta, Kirk represents the rat apogees of this eighteen miles east of Eugene. Northwest Territory, Where they have locality on the program. Mrs Eli. abelh Hutciimnon went down relatives ar.d where they Intend to make Walter Hadley and sister Miss I.ibbie their future home, visited out north of town over Sunday to Portland lust Friday morning and j -} ji visited a few days with her aoa Dr. (fjl W . W . Hollingsworth wort down to with tha Ncwhouse young people. Miss Woods Hutcb'naon and family. : d? Portland .he latter part of last v/celr Hadley remained for the weak. Tho Creacen: litersry scclety will give I f.'-J1 with E . T. ffcUcshey and ¿swLted the Srnosi J. Bloom of Cortland, repre latter !u tho purchace c ! a cctnp’.eta senting the ‘ ’C o'ucbia Rive.- and Ore a public entertainment this evening m i I -•* house beeping outfit fer bia usw city gon Tiroberctan,” was in town Taesuay the college shape!. No ndmisaion fea will be charged and everybody is cor ar.d made thin offico a pleusunt call. hOE13. dially invited to Attend. Plana of yesterday may not succeed Mrs. \7. N. Suttcn of Portland, rc- J .S . Gross is making arrangements today. M Smith’s Studio you will al ooopanied. by her yoon^ect daughter, r . i r I- a k e $1 .DO ,»<**• S h n ro P atri tip a n fi ways get a »-orfe*® liken«3 and up-to- erme ap laat Friday r.nrl visited in for more room for his stack ol merchan - date photographs TVe cnlcga seta!! town with her mother Mrs. L. M. Town dise. Tbe vacant room on the corner N O N A S S E V * V BLU . east of him is being fitted up end he picture* and guarantee tlieui perfect, send until Tuesday. will uee it a3 a store room. C. Churchill. Pres. Dr. H. J. Littlefie'J, Vice Pros. tlumplen at tbo gallery. Mr. and Mrs. A?. M. Marine o? Irich- On Wednesday even.ng in Tertian! A. P. Oliver, Bee'/. J. C.Oulcord, Treas. Achlcy r.yaa died at his homo r.csr mend, Indiana, '/n o had eeen risiting Duudee last Caterday cf consumption, with J. M. Wrights’ left last Friday. occurred the rosi-rlage of Oscar L. Cox Clarence Bull, L'.:c r .c y . Bank of Nav.’ber^, Depository. after an illness cf rainy months. Che They Intend to make two or three short of the city Y . M. C. A . end M se 9 Lulu D i l l M OTORS: Mao Buddemer, tho elocutionist. Miss fucsrtl cervices v ers conducted Sunday visits on their way home Budusmcr gave a public reading in X. E. Britt, Mi afternoon by I ldar G-cc. C. Carl. Ths B. M. Calkins, JdJ.C. Miles, U.ss Bessie A very who “ as been visit deceased was bern December II, P73, ing in town for como weeks, left for Newberg a year ago A . P. Oliver, rjfjjj jjO. A. HoJson, H .J . Littlefield, Two pilgrims of the road hit town H e leaves a tvifs and two children. Portland Tuesday morning, after a visit J. O. Colcord, A. C. Churchill, jltjj {¡Clarence BaU, Nathan vVhito wan rejoiced a few ct which ¡.iacc she will return to her Tuesday with a coupia of tame hears much to the plouauro of the panl'c days ago on the receipt cf a valuable homo atCentralia, Wanb-ngton. school and collego young people whom ill • resent fre e a son-in-law in Oklahoma, Mrs. Robert Forsyth has received in the chape o f a fine aet of Kncyciepo- wen’ from her parents at Lakeland, the animals entertained with thoir dia Dritanica. Nathan is said to have Minnesota, that they have cold their cumbersome e-niics. A woman, not a thousand miiec from danced around ca opening ths bos like horae thero, and intend eocn to join her Sheridan, was, without doubt, the moot a boy with hia first pair ci red topped her; at Nowberg. flurried female in seven countice last Oil boots. J. G. Pan ¡;t, recently from Arirona, ’T’he young ladieo of Nowhere threaten but formerly from Illinois, was In the Sunday when she discovered, aher com to ostracise the “ well educated young city on Monday. He negotiated with ing out of church, that her brand new roan” if they find him cut, tvho adver Mr. Parker for the Diamond farm, four hat was adorned with n fag -.»Hereupon tised in tho Oregonian for a lady oor- mite:3 south vr¿at of this city.—Telephone- was inscribed the legend: “ Reducer! fo S2.75.” —Sun. res pendent-—object, “ posaiblo vtatri- Begiater. Take notice that the fruit growers mon 7 .” It does seem that the rn’o of hood County correspondence in tbe Now patronising home markets, chould apply Castle, Indiana, Tribune aays that Dan meeting to be held hero tomorrow, will take place at 10 o’clock in tho foronocn -’ I round. Gilbert has sold hia place near Moore- at Craters hall. Tbe time baa been Mrs. M, E Hor ter o f Portland spoke lar.d, preparatory to moving to Oregon. thus changed so that the speakers, Hon. to a small audience in the Baptist Dr.n was a Newberg resident some ten E. Holer and E. C. Judaea of tbs 8. P. or twelve years ago. church Monday evening in behalf c f the Co. can catch the vest side train fc: Crittenden refuge home for girls. 8he Voters shou'd liear in rolnd that lo Portland In the aftornoon. explained the work cf the institution cast their ballots at the coming election On Wednesday Clarence Eatt pui and emphasised the success of Its efforts. they will have to register by May 15, 6he has been canvassing tho business regardless ol whether cr not they regis chased E. F. Heveland’a home adjoin men of New berg thin week for funie tered two yea-s ago Clarence Butt is ing his own lots on North River street. Mr. Butt has not decided certainly for the support of the home. prepared to register voters in this vicin whether he will build et once upon his G. T. Hardwick nade the sale of his ity. sightly location or whether they will The Shaw boys Ellton, Ed, and E 'ltu dock of coocnd hand furniture last occupy for a time the building now week to W". W. Collingsworth, who will accompanied by tho latter’s siflet-in-law standing. The Hevland familv will continue the business at the old stand are down fiom Gnlem this week visiting move into the old ax handle building tinder the management of S. H. I’ run- the boys’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. across the canyon. ecn. This transaction will enable Mr. 8haw. Tho first named, one of Salem's A gentleman near here recently ad Hollingsworth to accommodate custom yo"ng attorneys, mads the Graphic vertised in 1 he “ want” columns cf the ers who wish to turn in their second office a social cail. daily Oregonian for a housekeeper, and hand goods on the purchase of ne v fur Tho latter part of last week Glen says that v/itbin a week he was in re niture. Winslow suffered a partial paralysis of ceipt of fjfty-sevett letters and now con Duncan Rosa one dsv istalv weighed the right side of bis face which has been templates putting in another notico to Lis span of sorrel marcs, and they tipped Eiving him a good deal of trouble, and get the steady stream shut cff. Those the beam collectively at 3512 pounds. causing him to give up work for the wishing local advertisements inserted There is a difference of perhaps !00 present. It is thought that the afflic in the Cregonlau may leave tbe 3ame pounds in tho weight oi the two tini- tion ia only temporary. with the agent at the Graphic office and ii/ a m h t ii C o c c i d i O s i C o * rnah. Mr. Hess roceivcd by telephone, The scarlet favor quarantine was have the business transacted for them. an offer from a mao in Tacoma who de- lifted from the college boarding bail tbe With tho approacii oi spring, bicycle sirad to purchaco the epan. Eat, for first of the week, and the professional . rideru are talking of the plan of forming once Portland moved In ahead of Ta nr.rsa, who has been on duty for about a club for the repair and maintenance of .-xrvVC’ sv-.vc*.*. r -r w ir t? . •; coma and % Portland man cecured them a month returned to Portland Wednes tbo bicycle paths, since the state law is at V175.—reporter. day morning. Young Eoscoe Cahill is declared unconstitutional. The idea The " Y ” entertainment c! Tceeday still ill at tbe hail with pneumonia, but would be to charge a yea-ly member attended by his mother, and is ship, advertise for bids for the work of ■evening was fairly well attended and on Mr. Markham, representing the bicy Orators hall was fairly crowded with the whole wuo very interesting. Jlisa gradually improving. repairing, ar.d ace that the bbieo I s done cle firm oi \V A. Denton i. Co., cf peepte Monday evening to hear the Nellie Burrows presided, ar.d after on young Mormon ciders present tbei.* side The Chas. K. Bpatllding l umber Co., right. Rides would be drafted govern Portland, whs in the city Wedreaday. invocation hv Rev. Jos. Hull, ca’ lsd off of Newberg, h*3 closed several contracts ing riders that would place them on of the subject of Mormon'sm, asopooecd ¿¡ro.>i. C. Wakefield and children tbe program consisting of two piauo at Stayton for cottonwood Umber. The more friendly terms with drivers, bo left T’lcsdav morning lo join Mt- Wake to that given by Rev. Gould from bis solos by Miss Sadie EronillcUe, read company will cut between 2,000,000 and that they would respect each other's pulpit tbo week before. Tho young field near North Yakima, Washington, ings by Mrs. E. W. Kelsey and Miss 3,000.000 feet of logs for tbe paper mills interests. The idea is a good cno, and men were very '.amper*to in tho uje of where they intend to .nake thslr home. Edna Allen, short addresses by Prof. K. at Oregon City, and have tbe timber all ought to be pushed.—Reporter. languago indulging in no personalities Tuesday evening about (i:45 while a anu contented themselves in giving at W. Kirk on the tobacco habit and by contracted for a ound Stayton. The Judge Boise tried tbe case of Charles heavy downpour of rain wee falling, tention to tho questions at issue. The Mrs. Douglas on the “ Doctrine ot Pleas logs will be driven down the Santium K. Spaulding vs. the Independence A and without any lorew&rclDg every Tret «pecker, Gustave Jansen, devoted ure ” a recitation by Albert Wilson in the spring. Logging camps will be Falls City Lumber A Improvement thing wan roado dax .ling by • most most of his lime to reviewing tho b ’e- and vocal solos by Mios Mabel Edwaide located in that vicinity and work will Company, Monday. The purpose of the brilliant electric bolt followed almost tory of Mormcnisrr, the perscculioor and Prof. H. G. Rossr.berger. With soon begin.—Jefferson Review suit is to determine the right of the lat Instantly by a terrific pea! cf thunder. they had suffered and the different ac out discrediting in tbe least any ether Tue colleges in the athletic league ter company to a franchise for exclusive To add to ths wierdness c f the occasion cusations made against tho church. cumber of the program, Mrs. .Douglas’ who have been playing in tbe basket control of tbe Luckiauinte river in Polk talK cn that will-o'-the-wisp pleasure, ball game ociies may well wonder where county, for logging purposes. Tho lat Carl Trullingcr, who operates the light Elder MclJonald devoted h!s attention plant, believing the circuit had keen in more particularly to tho chargee made deserves special notice. It was refresh ibey are at, aa the c hampionship seems ter company applied to tho couuty jured turned cff the light aod every by Rev. Gould. A etoth e queeticn of ingly origins', both ia thccprht and about as nearly unset lied ac when the court of Polk county for a franchise thing waa pitch dark. He soon turned polygamy, he challenged any man to presentation. games began. In the first place Mc under the act of i001, and tbs Spaulding them on again. Postmaster T-allinger givo him proof rf a plural inerrlago With the exception of the representative Minnville defeated Newberg 15 to 12. Company contested the matter on tho of Faciffc College, Miss Nervia Wright, Then after more practice Newberg tied ground that the law is unconstitutional. was talking by phene with Ike light which bod taken place since the mani all of tbe contestants in the Blftto orator with Monmouth, 15 to 15, whereas Tbe case wss tried in Marion county to plant and when tho shock came ho ws3 festo of President Woodruff was issued. ical contest to be held in .Salem March Monmouth had defeated Salem, and suit the convenience of attorneyc. Judge knocked from the phone, and suffered The long expected drilling outfit of 14, will be youpg gentlemen, with the Salem aftersvi rd defeated McMInn .lie Boise has taken the matter under ad some pain for a time In hia hand nnd tho Yamhill Coal A Oil Ccmpany ar shoulder from the shock Fire flew rived Tuesday by the noon freight. adjective possibly omitted in ar. in 30 to 9. Newberg defeated Dallas 27 to visement.- Polk County Observer. from telephones everywhere. It was an The Let scon became known and a stance cr two. The subjects cf tho ora 20 and last week Dallas defeated Mc Judge Boise has declared the abo*o unnsual storm there being but one flash crowd of citizens gathered to ste the tions are as follows: Forest Grove, Minnville 13 to 10. Verily it begins to law unconstitutional. and one thunder bolt—but thsy were machine, the general verdict being that •'John Brown of 0^íaw^.tomie,‘, Moo- iock as if the first shall be last and the New aod intelligent interest needs to sufficient.—North Yam bill Decor,!. tnouih, ''Literature and the L a w E u lastsbr-ll be first. it waa of much greater proportions than be Infused into the fruit indastry cf this gene, “ Publio Opinion ;” Corvallis and jo far learned, the tne o: The silver medal contest, participated section. For that purpose, Hon. E. ,ar as as l0arce^> only patriotic was expected. One man present who McMinnville each havo orations cn the In by the little folks of tbe Loval Tem Hofer, editor of the Salem Journal, and 1 1 , 8 *n - owberg in honor of bas recently -/'sited different California histcrv of the nogio; Salem, “ The His perance Legion at Crater’s ball Satur R .C .Ju Ison, industrial agent of the Washington « birthday, were those held oil uelda ventured tho observation that tory of Progress; Newberg, “ The Ppirit day evening, was very largelv attended Southern Pacific, will address oar cfli. I >»▼ the Masons and Eastern Liars last they have no such outfits as this down of Commercialism;” Albany, “ The and was a decided success from every zeus r.t Craters hall tomorrow, Saturday eventnfc. The exercises, at- there, which railed forth tbe appropri Martyrdom of Man.” It is understood point of view. Fourteen children con forenoon. In correspondence upon the tend•,, b? the iod2e members and their ate exclamation ol “ Fambill againet the that at least one of the institutions Las tested and every one spoke well. The subject. Mr. Hofer writec, “ I will ad- families, consisted of C'»d muse, pa wcr’ d l” Tbe town wiseacres were very sent Its orf.tcr to Portland lo be trained, judges, Mrs. *V. E. Terrell, Louis Bat dre-re your people on the establishment triotic recitations, tableaus, and a short much in evidence and ventured all which gives rise to the question urheth- aiger and M. Volaw awarded first place of the fruit industry ae such, more than and eloquent address cn Washington by kinds of advice about how best to un ar it is the oclVsgee cf Oregon or some to Carrie Erouillctte, tbe subject of from the standpoint of encouraging in Hon. Clarence Butt. H i spoke par load and move the outfit. Indeed tbo Portland school of oratory which are to whose recitation was “ On Which Side,” dividual grower«. All yonr people and ticularly of Washington as a statesman, problem of getting the machinor/ out to be represented in the state contest. As second to Erma Heocock and third to your real estate men would be 'nenefited emphasizing especially his clearness of the Follett place Is co easy one, and the for Pacific College, her representatives Vera Cooper. The decision gave very if an industry like that at Hood Driver vision, honesty o f perpese r.nd aneelflab- company will begin work on it at once, havo always been trained by her own general satisfaction. After the decision can be built up theie inside o f two neat of motive. After the program, re letlirg the job by contract. A car of instructors, and have thus stood on the was announced by Mrs. E. W . Kelsey, years. That can be done in my opinion freshments were served in tha Lawyer nasingt and other equipment is yet to merits of onr own institution, without | wbo presided, Mrs. E. K. Shaw present if twenty or fifty of yonr people who building after wbich the company in arrive. the polishing off services c f some profes- ; ^ c^u-etant with a little cup and have land or who can rent land will dulged in eocial games until a late boar, F o r Baio. eional geettcu’ator of Portland. By tbe . MkUceri which served to soothe tbe feel take hold. It takes no capital, it gives fn harmony with the occasion some of way, In behalf of “ tbe standard o f ora | logs of tbe disappointed. The autograph more employment than lot« of factories th® '•diei wer® arr*Jred ln costumec of Cro hundred aeree of land, forty In tory’ ’ tn Oregon, hadn't the judges Rt quilt, auctioned of! by G. W. Mitchell, towns give boons for. All it needs is revolutionary days while J. Ci. Hadley colti ration, at $20 pier acre. Salem better b9 warned to look out for ^ waa purchased for three dollars and • organization, iniorouttion tmd corp ora -, ^ Eire hundred acres, 150 part clear. aml M very ,n5art»“ oa oI tho as * 2 iuruacrj ‘•f’aa-raiog” ge. inn? * ste." r 'r k lt u k s i.lz e a ilv -'/:.. ii«B* by L m . J. LL 'Jijomri. J - t » O’Ds. j ; (7 /to S r o u t ic i G fc'o g s r S h a c io iv j 0c S -9, Columbia,, Cleveland, Tribuni, Earn O U bier, Snell and Yale, R E P A IR S H O P r ->&» S S i ^ 1 $ B 11 , \ K N I F B Is still to the liiit iu high prict a which means that you can buy clothing at our store at UNPREC EDENTED, UNPARALLELED and UNHEARD of prices. Don’t be a gump and let these oppor tunities pass, but buy your cloth ing in the next ten days, and save money, The tide is at its flood; take it while it serves or lose vovr venture, Sl^^Sundries cn band at all times. nmcs. j'S”: ! H i » stock sso,oan Orecjor. A I E O L O Y H IB X t I I u m i l i » H Ml , -h o ' U o o r o s s th o w e n t h c r , w h i c h m e n n a a f u r t h e r c o n t in u a tio n o t w in t e r * A .Vii FVtUfzaUEMS. >D.y * i « V2C*?XJ 8*- I J! » P . PUTSIOIAN L -S e e n O u t .M a c h in e ? I t arrived Tuesday , and a crowd was there to meet it It was mi. eye opener, JSo large, so substantial; it is a whopper; no dinky outfit, that, St looks like business, nod it meane business, What part liave you in it? Why not sub scribe now and have a iegiti- ruote interest in the future work of the oil finder? ii| I 111 ! & SURGEON F L O U R , FEED,TIAYAt G RAIN C orn <y At G AR D EN dfc F L O W E R GELDS. 'lO O K X X S J O iX K £L P . Olzva. i f f JTOS Delivery. 12. C. Dixon. W ard & Barclay. lot.Btrom, Kewlioi-:, < . - » DEHTISTS e . h Hewbsrg, Ore. ii j U ovo You :esf! & Seed store G u lla tto N o w hovg Buys, sells, trades H a r n e s s S h o p . and handles new IVGffY THIHC IN THE LIME OP WPPI.HOR 3 B iK)ODSmm and ~x~-<yr'v' Repairiag Meatly TVjttff. . mmm second-hand furniture. Call on Give me him for prices. a call. II. L. Sutherland. i BECK Bank ci Newberg JOHN it C. K lf.r s, rre.lrtent. N. E. MUTT, Vice-Free. T- H. WOODWARD, Secretary. J. 0 COLCORD, O utlier. 5 WATCHMAKER. CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000 JEWELER, Solicit a the p^trencre o f hi« old 1’idlnoa friends who c e o i ireu?h repelling done. B. C. MILES, C. K. SPA U Lin NO. E. H. WuOOWARD. N. E. BKITT. J. H DOUGLAS, JR. DircetoiB. » ROT KiirriiOn f»t. PORTLAND, OR C O B R F .S rO N P E \ T S —Lidd A Tllimi, 1 o *. • land; Nation.*! Pork bank, Now \erk Jt, Jfc C a tcliv e li d; Go. fp.htn ,'naoist Dealer in Straniera vfiltlng tho city aie Invited to raV. r.i iho oaok for inrennAtioa c »uoerui*i^ iL - elty. rori«i.poudence luvltud. ............ ,'T IlL, NlttOf ■ Tfgwbsrg, Gret/nn The place to get your DRUGS & MEDICINES. S T A T im iS E Y Sf/rrt ri /J/J ffr.9 o f <* a * jfa n cy nnii \Joti-ti Uirtioto v. «eoo RAHCAIN8 IH KGDAaS C a m e r a S u p p lie s T^ept in. S t o c k i t r U P a c ife o - Books, Rfationery, Fancy and Toilet Articles. Cattiarn uri. Kodaks and all kinds o f Gum.in', Supplies. LESSONS G IV E N IN K O D A K * E lt Y . pRLflcmrTioif w o p s a « p e c ia l t t . *. PRESCRIPTION WORK A SPE C IA LTl. C o i ¿e y e --------- jéì ijmZ: * 2 r - Stands for Christianity and Cui ture» buc'jese in life comes not by chance but by thorough prepara tion. This is w hat PACIFIC COL LEGE offers, w ith general collegi, ate advantages. The Faculty is made up o f COMPETENT IN STRUCTORS. The interests o f all STUDENTS RECEIVE THOUGHTFUL ATTEN TION . Both ACADEMIC aod COLLEGIATE work given. NORMAL and COMMERCIAL courses are offered and special advantages in ORATORY extended. General Expenses Low, FOR CATALOGUE AND SPECIAL INFORMATION, ADDRESS ¿President ¿Pacifc Cotieye, Tftmkury, Orryon.