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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1897)
FIRST NATIONAL ttogue Hlver Mining Iteui». PERSONAL. Snowy Butte again leads the market. Clemen«, Druggie», opp. Opera House. William Mallory caiue up from the Abetractor Geo. Casdy of Roseburg ia THE WEEK'S JOTTINGS Lost Flat mine to celebrate the Fourth. Pickles 10 c per quart at M all A in town. Pika’s Fred Mensch came home from Hurn- H. C. Kinney marie a trip to Merlin Kitchen safes *2.75 at Hale's. Work 1» one of the great promoters Silsby-Tucker mine U> remain for some yealarday. Will Jackson resident dentist. civilisation. OF W. T. Perkins visited Crescent City time. Portland, Dragon, will celebrate in C. St. I-ouis mounts gold nugget». Want»l a quantity of second-hand this week grand style this year Suowy Buttt flour at Cornell’s. SOUTHERN OREGON. Atty. Geo. Hart of Crencent City, Cal., hydraulic pipe. Cheap for cash. Kenneth Root and Jack brauk pur Address P. O box -132, Granta i sm . Oranges and lemon« al Bartlett's. is in town. chased new wheels at Ben's Bicycle Den Edward Davis caiue in from Prof. B. A M handle Snowy Butte flour. Ernest Lister is clerking for P. H. this week Hampton's mine on Grave creek Fridav Calhoun Bros, for Snowy Butte flour. $50,000. P. H. Harth A Soil will have a com Hartb A Son. Capital Stock, and has gone to work for tne Sugar j Fresh vegetables every day at Bart plete placer mine in their show window R. A. Booth made a flyiagltrip to Med Pine Receive de{»eiu subject to check or on lett's. for the Fourth. ford last Friday. FIRECRACKERS Capt. Brown and lien. O'Brien re ! k-ertiticele payable on demand. Penoyer says that he 1» going to quit The Lake county Examiner says that R. A. Booth went to Portland thia turned Friday night from Smith river Sell« sight draft» on New York, San Fran- the heavy rains wil! insure good crops week on businesa. l>olitics where they had lieen looklug after $ome We are selling the 5c packs at 3 for cue», and Portland. Telegraphic transfer» «old on all point» in toe. 15c packs for 10c. Torpedos the l’nite.1 States. If you want flesh fruit for canning in that country. Claud Cass will enter the Iowa Stale 1 placers. Savage and Soil will start their thresh Normal thia fall. leave your order at Bartlett's. Tom Meade, while working in Ilia the toe packs go for a nickle. Special Attention given to Collections and New supply of wall paper at the Grant» er in Jackson county as soon as the gram J. P. Dunkle '.eft Monday evening foi quartz mine near Judge Colvig's place. With every sale of firecrackers general busiiiuw of our cuslomera. will do to thresh. Pass Furniture A Casket Company, Cripple Creek, Col. fell a distance of f>0 feet, bruising him- wc will give FRl'iE, .1 FLYDfO Collections made throughout Houtherr Oregon, and on all aceessible point». Jack Williams bought a fine cow from T. P. Cramer went to Ashlaud last •*»» quite badly. Go to the Noveltv Candy store for a MACHINE in the shape of a but J. D. FRY, 1'rn.ident nice dish of ice cream Conklin build 8. b Cass and now Torn is taking les Friday on business John Bolt of Applegate has leased his terfly. .1. T. T U FFS, Vice President. ing Front and Fifth. sons in the art of milking. Gwins- creek mine to Santa Crux, Cal., R. A. B ooth , Cashier. Mr. Carson, national bank inspector, FINE LARGE LEMONS20ca doz If you want good goods at cost call at Cyclists should avoid riding on •ide- partie». This ia said to be tlie dee|>est NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Howard's at once and secure the bar walks 111 the business part w( town now was in the city last week ORANGES, 30 and 40c a dozen. gains otfered. Jas. M. Kyle of Salem wa» doing busi ._ | mine in Southern Oregon that the streets are in good condition. J. J. Bather, H. J. Baclier and Mr. LARGE BAGS PEANUTS 5c. neas in town last Saturday. L and Ornes at R osibiro , Oa.. Howard means what he advertises The spring term of the William's school , Thomas went over to the Illinois river LARGE BANANAS 2 for 5c. June 2, 1897. when he says he is selling all dry goods Mi»» Ellen Colvin has gone to Glen >te gtXMis we I » » closed Friday. Lincoln Savage has hud at cost to close them out. last Thursday to proejiect their claim. Among other seasonable goods we TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT dale to «pend her summer vacation. I \ ! the school in 1 barge for the past three Jake Miller and Billy Anderson came up are receiving daily are CHERRIES, the following-named settler Have your dealer keep Snowy Butte. I C. W. Craig, a farmer of Anderson, from Portland and went over the next has iiieu tiied nunc«? notice ui of ms his inter intention to months. P \<PUL'P 1 1 «»***• Redfield sells candy from the Sweet HALES PEACHES, F ----------- K nnK- final proof in oupport of hii is claim The different young people's societiee visited the Pass last week on businera. day to join them. Candy Co. and it is the sweetest, sweet — proof will be ’ ES PEACH *’i«i ............. that «aid lx? made before RIES, BLACKBERRIES, J. W. Griffith last week took some est candy you saw. The price is away of the city held a union prayer service at Browning and llannuiu have made a .1. M. Chiles, county judge, Josephine down and the quality Al. the Presbyterian church Sunday morning prospector» over into l>el Norte Co. rich strike of decomposed quarts on PLUMS, EATING APPLES, Etc. Co., Or., at Grant's Pass. Oregon, on Cal. July 19, 1897, vis: Henry Brier on H. E. W. H. Flanagan, physician surgeon at 6 30 A. M. Grave creek, and are taking out *75 a No. 713S, for the E N'E and lot 1 of and dentist. J.O.Booth of Hotel Joeephine is »i>end day to the man, so they rejxirt. They It is currently reported that some of sec. 24, Tp. 36 8., R. 5 West. Trunks, valises, telescopes at prices the Ashland Normal graduates are offer Ing a week in Dougla» countv on buxi are putting up au arrastra and will noon He names the following witnesses to never otfered tielore in the city at How ing to teach in the county al a »alary of ne»». I move his continuous residence upon and I m * making a tug amount of money, The ard'». cultivation of, said land, vix: *20 per month. Herbert McCarthy came down from boys were |>oeket hunting iu tlie hills Ole Severson, Charles Costain, Frank Wall paper 10 cent» double roll at the The finest cherries you ever saw and Aihland to win the bicycle race on the above their placer mines when they ; Randle, L. E. Woolfolk, all of Grant's G P F A C Co. made this strike. They are well satisfied I’as», Oregon. 30 CTS POUND for sale at J. M. Chiles' grocery just as Fourth. ! i >37-42 R. M. V catch , Register. Its no fake. cheap as the inferior cherries found else Arthur Benson was in Medford the even though tliey did not find the pock Howard ia selling all hi» dry goods at et. where Sample them. tore part of the week smiling eu hie Something to Depend On. cost. Woodville will celebrate tlie fourth in Wheelmen from all over Southern best girl. M. Clemens' lew house on Fifth street Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm of Ex-postmaster J. 8. Howard and »on patriotic style. presents a neat appearance to the |>ass- Oregon are requested to come to Grants Jones A son, Cowden. 111., in speaking of Pass early on July 3rd, in order to deco C. J. of Medford, went to Portland the See our ejiecial prices on clothing,— ers-by. l>r. King’s New Discovery, says that We have bought a large quan last winter rate for the parade at 10 A. M. his wife was attacked with first ot the week. I llarth and Son. Mrs Anders-" >, the milliner, ia having tity of the No. i kind Mason jars Lalirippe, and her case grew so serious Hotel Layton has a white cook with Judge Hanna returned last week from ....... ....... ,_ at ______ Preaching Woodville, Sunday, July built acottay.- .esidenee ju«t back of the ibai physicians ut Cowden and Pana We bought them cheaper this year could a splendid reputation, and the meals Klamath county, where he was holding I 1!, A. M. and 8 P. M. Baptist cliur-.b. do nothing for her. It seemed to they are putting up cannot be excelled court for Judge Hale A first class girl wanted to do general and of cour e will sell them cheap develop into Hasty Consumption. Hav William^ Bros, are making prepara ing Dr. King’s New Discovery in store, anywhere in Southern Oregon. Dr. T. B. Ford and »on of Eugene are I housework. Cail at Dr, Kremer’s. er. Our present price is tions to put up a w are house for Calhoun and selling lots of it, he took a I Kittle The Episcopal church people are going in attendance at the Methodist camp Bros, back of their store. home, and to the surprise of all she be Those w ishing to make changes in ads 95c |>c*r doz for half gallons. to put an addition to the building just ' meeting at Central Point. gan to gel better from first dose, and half please call not later than Tuesday after 75c per doz.en for quarts. Come and see the 1897 Whitney Baby dozen dollar bottles cured her sound and east of the church to coat about *000, t > Rev. F. G. Strong of Ashland returned noon. carriages at the Grants Pass Furniture well. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con 65c per dozen for pints. be used as a manse. The bids have been home last week from the geueral assem No preaching al the M E church south sumption, Coughs and Colds is guaran A Casket Company's store. opened but the contract not vet let. With each and eveay dozen of teed to do tins giHxl work. Try it. Free bly that met at Winona. Ind. next Sunday morning, lent services at Holman and Freed are repairing the trial bottles at Dr. W. F. Kremer’s Drug We understand that Mayor J. W. jars, we wil' throw in free of charge so'clock 1 ’ . M. Miss Abbie Stites of Williams return city hall. They will do some work for Store. Howard will act as master of ceremonies ed home last Thursday after a visit of Second-hand bicycle in good order and an extra dozen of rubbers. Dr. Jackson after the fourth. in introducin'- Hon. W. J. Bryan to the two weeks with friends in town. "They are dandies'' said Thus Bower», See our Coffee prices below. (or sale cheap for cash at Dr, W F Kre County Supt. Hayes fully expects the publ'c of Josephine county on the occa ot the Crocket. Texas, Enterprise, while Seymour Patton returned Sunday mer's drug store. writing alsmt He Witt's Little Early Ris teachers to adopt the course of study pre sion of his passing through here on the ers, tlie tanious little pills for sick head from Althouse, w here he Ims been in Mayor J W Howard is going to close pared for the district schools. 10th inat. ache and disorders of the stomach and charge of the Rilev general store. out his entire stock ot groceries in this Tlie Grants Pass Furniture and Cask liver. W. F. Kremer. C. St. Ixiuie i» at work making the- city and increase his stock in Kerby J. Nunan. late editor of the C ovkikb et Co lias a full supply of carpets and medals for the races the Third. There He will rent Ins building here. malting. Come and see them. are to be three ui them and the fai l that will leave with his family for Corvalis, Att'v George Hart went to Salum Tues If you need either engraved or iirinted Mr St. Ix>tiis makes them is a sufficient Lwhere they will permanently reside. Fred Welch rode in from Medlord on day night to try to induce the governor wedding invitations or announcements guarantee that thev will tie neat and at his wheel Tuesday night, returning the to intervene in the Melson case. Judge call on IbeCoi'KiEK Best work. tractive. Hanna wisely refused to grant a stay ol Mr. E. Schiller, a surveyor from Port next morning, britz mail« a quick trip. Mr Fred II. Schmidt is putting up » execution,and we do hope Dial the gov I Mrs. A E. Voorhias returned from land, with 6 or 8 men, has, by order of nice *2(X)J bouse 011 hl» farm across the river. Messrs. Smith and Fryer are the the government gone over to Gray Baek Medford. Saturday, after spending a ernor will refuse to do anything in the matter. to survey Tp. 38 South, Range 6 west. week or more with Mr». R. A. Finnev. builders. If you want to buy a wheel of the Ajax , Hon. C. C Beekman of Jacksonville, Two more Southern Oregon pioneers It will <ake them six weeks or two Crescent or Hibbard pattern you just months to do the work. a member of the board of regents of the have passed away, Thomas Curry of Meals in ought to call on Ben at hie Bicycle l>en, i »linin' Medfoid, and Q N. Anderson oi Eden Engraved calling cards from old plate university, went north Monday evening. He can sell you a wheel and teach you < ar a lu precinct, Jackson county. T. R. Gunning of Dry Diggings went flow to ride it. A limited number of bi $1.25 per hundred, new copper plate « urte Weidman and Taylor are moving the *1.75; 31) styles oi engraving to select to Portland la»t week, having been cycle suits on hand. Call and see them old warehouHe just back of the Williams from. The very best work possible, called there by the serious ¡Hue»» of his before tiiey are all gone. You can get block 10 a vacant lot belonging to J. D. printed cards are chea|>er. Look at the father. anything III the line of extras,'or have TIIE ALL-RAIL ROUTE C oibiek samples if you want copper Fry eaet ol W. E. Dean's residence. Miss Rena Knowles who graduated anything done in tlie way of repairs you TO KOOTENAI MINING 1HHTRICT, plate work. wish. wan from the Jacksonville High School Prof. Rice 8. Eubank late instructor Recommend theniHelve« to all coffee —VIA— W. Toggart and Frank Toggart of Ill united in marriage last Thursday to M«. in Vashon college, Washington,succeeds Grasshoppers have mail« their ap uaera. We have one grade of roast, — HEATTLE AND HFOK ANE- inois, wealthy relatives by marriage to A»hael Hubbard of Mealford. pearance on some of tlie farms down the83v3c kind—that weaell more oftlian Prof. Storms a» teacher in natural science Melson, were in the city last Friday in in tlie State Normal School of Ashland. Ben E. Stahl of the Alexander and Rogue river. J. J. Moore reports that terviewing the prisoner. They went Bent mine on Galice creek will »fiend they have eaten up 25 acrea of alfalfa on any other. It ia always the name price The hoard of regents of the University north after the interview, no doubt satis- [ the fourth in town,after which be intend» his place, eight miles down tlie river, ami grade, three pounds for one dollar. created a chair of modern languages and tied that Melson had a fair trial and making a visit to hi» former home in ami they have destroyed a Haifa belong We have a real good roast coffee for 20c elected .Prof. F. G. Schmidt of Vernon, a pound, Cracked Java " ho called” we Minneapolis, ought to meet the requirements of the J Boise, Idaho. ing to Nick To»». Tliey have not dam are now welling at 15c a |»ound, 7 lbs St. Paul, Iowa, to the same al a salary of *1200 per law. Chicago Duluth, Geo. O. Va»s of the class of'96 Grant's aged tlie wheat and other grains as vet, for $1. Tlie very best Mocha am! lava year. Those who have cherry and pear trees but they eat everything green on tlie (roasted) to be had anywhere, we well AND ALL POINTS EAST. We anticipate that since the rain has will do well to look out for the cherry Pas» High school has ina<le an excellent alfalfa. Tlie rain of Friday, it is at 35e a pound. I hat very best green softened up the ground, street commis slug which is doing damage, especially record in the Emerson Institute, Wash we have al wav« sold at 25c a re)s>rled later, stayed the ravages of tlie coffee ington, D C Special mention is made pound, we are now Helling at 20c a sioner Elliott will have the tiling for the to young trees. If the trees are small hoppers to some extent. pound, live pounds lor $1. The next of his work in physics and latin. street crossings put in place before it a sprinkling of dry ashes on the leaves grade we have dripped from 20c to 10c. SLEEPERS, DINING and LIBRARY G. F. Billings, president of the South spoils. OBSERVATION CARS. will kill the slug, but if large, a table For Hale Cheap The continued rains will destroy most spoon of pari» green in five or six gallons ern Oregon Chautauqua, went to Portland A gi»id delivery horse, wagon and liar- I Monday evening in tlie interest of the news at the Second I lami Store. Grant's of the hay which was cut some time ago, of water makes a goo<i »pray. SEHVK'K AND SCKNKKV rNMbAI.il>. Chautauqua He intends taking in tlie i’ass. but the advantage to late grain, alfalfa, For tickets ami full information call on O. Uhlig hail his left leg quite badly State Sunday Hchool Convention at The fruit and vegetables will more than corn W T. PKKKINH, A.,» nv brui-ed Saturday at the Sugar Pine while Dalles returning Friday. wKww Grant's Pa»». pensate for the loss. working with the engine that is to lie HToNK i ’OLVIG Inthi*city Wednesday B in A G iwei . i , AgentWoodville. Mr. 8. F. Cass and family ntarted for June 23, 18B7, at the residente of tlie The fruit growers of Ashland and vi taken to the pine needle factory. In re A. B. 1'. D iiniston . bride'll parent«, Dr. Bertram Stone of It H tivxri . C 1’A T A, Portland Or. cinity are anticipating large shipments moving tlie large shaft which is very their home in Sumner, Iowa, last Friday Urea« ent < Ity.Ual , ami Mina Addie <’ol- II W P A, Seattle, Wash. night where the family will permanent of peaches to Chicago, but freight is so heavy it by accident fell on his leg al vig, Rev. I«aac Dawson officiating. extremely high that fruit mint sell at a most crushing it. He will unfortunate ly reside. We very much regret losing KUYKENDALL GAZE —hi thia city. •uch an enterprising man from our Wednesday June 23 1«!»7, W. E Kuyken g<x»l figure to leave anv margin for the ly be laid np for »everal days. dall ami Mr«. Beil Gaze, i«»th of Grant’s k. midst as Mr. Cass, but we know that he producer. Paa.M, Rev. N. F. Jenkin« officiating. The C01 kieh man called on la-muel leaves with us hie good will. ROTER Ml’ND HADDOCK Al the Beth Some fellow whe would rather steal Melson Saturday and asked him if he To Secure the Best Result?» any Presbyterian church. Grant'« Pass Rev. E. J. Helms and family of Boston, than work found occasion to exercise hi» had anything to »ay to the people ot Fhuraday evening, June 21. 1HW7, Adolph Mas»., came in on Saturday's south in Preserving Fruit Roterinund and Miaa Jennie Paddock, talent in thia line last week by robbing Josephine county. "Not now ," was the Rev. Robt. M« Lean officiating. the till in T. B Cornell's grocery store reply. The reporter found him reading bound train for a visit of two months Demands that Granite Iron stew pans be used, as the taking therefrom ten or more dollars in a paper a* contentedly as though nothing with his father'» family whom he ha» MURTHA BROOKS At the home of M m bride in thh< it, Bauirdny I um iron kettle gives the preserves a peculiar taint that not seen for a number of years Mr small change. 1M07, James Murtha of Multnomah, ami had hapjiened that need mar bi» pleas Helms is a brother-fti law of ex-Counly spoils the flavor and renders the otheiwise tempting Miaa Lizzie Brook», Judge Chile« officiat T ekkihlk A ccid UT —It is a terrible ure. The »uppoallion is that lie will School Superintendent G. A. Savage ing- preserves almost unpalatable, We have a splendid as- accident to lie burned or scalded: but make a clean breast of the whole affair He expresses himself as bei ng greatly the pain and agony and frightful distig- on the ilav of his jx wation. sortinent of Granite ware and we can supply you with pleased with the appearance of t hie J. R. H alk , Undertaker, office op- nrmenta can beqnickly overcome wiUi-l j polite Kremer’s drug store, where anything in that line you may need out leaving a scar bv using De Witt'» The William, brothers arc building a country. , lie may In? found, either day or night Witch Hazel Salve. W.F. Kretner. one story cottage on 6th street south of Small shelf of hardware at Masti Since Redfield doe» his own watch the Methodist church for .1. 8. I’urdom Fish arc Beginning to Bite Pike's, cheap for caali. work he finds business great I v improved Th«»« gentlemen intend to put np build* Prepare fur sport by laying in an assortment of Fishing ing» to be paid for on the installment Children ’ s two piece suits, 20 |ier in that line. The public are al ways much better plea»ed to know that the plan by tlioee who wish them. An ad discount at llartli and Son's Tackle. Come in an<l look at our rods, reels, lines, ho»» did their work. Besides tliey vantageoiia proposition Io the man who flies, etc. We also have a good stock of guns, ammu F. M. South wan summoned to appear know when Redfield doe* their work iti ia »bort of mean». Any one contemplat before the grand jury of Dougla» County nition and s|M>rting good» ing anything of thia kind will do well to is all right. la«t week an a witness in the Tool « am*. call on these gentlemen and get their Max Pracht, the only original one, no Having made arrangements to Bob Hinman, the Roseburg jail break i plans. substitute and bearing the maker's fac Hard ware. er, was captured down in Arizona some , buy from a factory outside of the "1 he other evening as Mayor Axtell was simile signature properly verified with time ago, but not until he was badly , combine, we now sell our entire every package, dropped into town Satnr perainlmlaling in the direction of the de crippled in one leg. He ua« taken north I line of Coffins and Caskets at one da}' from an absence of several months pot tie came into sudden contact at the Monday evening in the eipress car half the former prices. in Wasnington, D C., where lie and trank corner with Guy Hockett who was We carry bv far the largest stock Grant a Pass lielieve» in well feeding Hanna were directing the disposition of coming down factory street at full tilt to select from in the county, and the spoils of victory. Max did not get on a bicycle. After each had recovered iu visitors, for another restaurant with the Goods are equal to any on the the governorship of Alaska, which lie sufficiently to pick himself up, tie asked «bort order lunch counter ha« been market. We will not be under wanted just long enough to ‘‘»it upon” the other, "Are you hurt? A gentleman started here. Hnow A Brown are the sold on Undertaking Gorxls ar.d some of hi» ancient enemies. But he who heard of the collision san astically proprietors and they propose to serve will furnish otir elegant HEARSE * wa» provided with a fat salaried office remarked that an ordinance should be eatables at all hours ot the day oi night. to our patrons FREE. A big cloth sign acrota Front street in passed prohibiting men from walking on tliat will clean np more clear ironey — dicates tlie location of th«* restaurant. the sidewalks. Valley Record. T hursday , J uly i , 1897. SOME FOURTH OF JULY PRICES. 4TH OF JULY GOODS. For this week we will sell fruit jars at PINTS - . . 60c. QUARTS - . . 70c. HALF GALLONS - - 80c. We also make a special inducement to close out our remaining stock of MORNING GLORY SUGAR CJRN 5 cans for 25c. Al A/1X 11 I Best on earth. Large and every one guaran teed to light, 3 hunches for 5c, 18 bunches for 25 cents. BOYS, Come and see our Firecrackers, 2 LARGE BUNCHES FOR A NICKEL. 3 SMALL BUNCHES FOR A NICKEL. ROCKETS in all sizes. PISTOL AND CAPS. TORPEDOS. COLORED ROMAN CANDLES. Cheaper than ever sold before. B. & M. GROCERY. HEAVY Fresh Lol Saratoga Chips Fruit Jars GO EAST Library-Car Route Our Coffees Shortest and Quickest Line to Hardware must tie good to stand constant use; light trashy goods won't answer. We could sell something cheaper, but could not give better values It you need any Tinware, Tableware, Crockery, Cook ing Utin-els, or a Majestic Steel Range, call on us and let us show our goods and prices. Cramer BOSTON BICYCLES 13 rots. NEXT TO POST OFFICE BICYCLE SUNDRIES OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. MONMOUTH, OREGON. A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS Regular Norma' course of three yearn. Senior yeart- wholly professional. Train- inf department of *> grade» with < hil- «Iren. Instruction ami training in gymnan- tics (awedish HVHiem . and vocal niun t- for public school?. The Normal di ploma it* recognized bv law an a S tat » LlFK t*KBTIFf« 3IT to leach. Slight expense. Tuition, Booka, Board and Ixxlging approx imate! v) $135 00 per year. Students board ing them selves $110 per year Academic grade? accepted from High Schools. Catalogue* elver- fully went on applies* tion. AdilreHR P. L. C amhbill , President, or W A. W ann , Sec. Faculty. Special x Sale! In order to clean up our stock and to place before our customers EXCEPTIONAL VALUES We are now ottering our entire stock of ladies $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 WOOL SKIRTS < «' $2.95. THROUGH MandTOKi Daily Trains : Fast Time Jewell k Dodge ^0000000000000000000000^0 04? 4> : ♦ : : SMITH , the Foot Fitter National Drug- Store. We also offer our entire »tock of Indies $5, $650 and $8.50 CAPES AT $4.95. Don’t miss the great bargains we are offering in STRAW HATS. R. L. COE &. CO. <> v<>i EVERYTHING IN THE NOVELTY LINE BOOTS 7L2ST2D SHOES REPJLIHtTITQ- NEATLY ZD OISTE f ÍÍ 00000O000000^0 0-000000000 ♦Â
