Condon globe., July 27, 1899, Image 3

THE CONDON GLOBE
TitUHiOKY, July 27,'liwsi."
NOTICE.
The j early MbMrtpUon to tbe Olom Ii fjl.so
It uall In uIvmico. II nm paid in advance 92
win ne entriptq. A pencil murk annua tbl
our indimMt thai font lutwiripiion bu
pinti. I'loaee reuow promptly.
LOCAL NEWS.
Dr, I,utu hut been kepi buy veoolne-
tliiK hie juUieuU llm uat few djr.
Mm. I'tul Ureiner, of Meyvllle, wee
In town yeeterday culling on lrloml.
E. W. Moor and family are enjoying
11 outing In the mouoUint Mile week.
0. 8oholt, or Olex. visited hit
deiighter, Mre. T. U. Joliuaun, tile
weak.
Mm, (J. W. Itlnoliirt Ii visiting her
daughter, Mr. Ueorgt Taylor, near Olei,
tlili week.
Uov. ami Mri. Htirlburt, returned
(ruin their vieit to the Willamette valley
lat Tliureday,
The cold wave which atruck ot the
latter part of last week waa the talva
tlon of many wheat fluid.
A.J, fHlielton, of Arlington, waa here
r Monday looking for cattle. He la buy
lug for K lynol.U, of Nebraiika.
Miee tiraoe Fitiwater, hai returned
from Morrow county where eh bee
Jmt coinuleUMt term of acliout.
John W. Clark, and wife of Ferry Cao
yon, kfi taut Thursday for Weton
where they will ipend the eumnier.
H. K. Searcy of Mayville, and Arthur
Myere, Meek Bro. and tb Neleon boyt
have eaoh bought new header for the
coining tea too.
Frank Raleton wad a flying trip
froin Loo Kock yeeterday after Dr.
Luna. II covered the SO uilee in one
hour tlilrty-flve minute.
(luy Bufftngton ha been out on
rrutche for a tew day this week lie
rarrie hi broken leg with him neatly
noated in a plaeter aiold.
An inipector of the V. S. land depart
ment from Oregon City, Waa here lait
week looking op evidence in an alleged
fraudulent boweetead entry.
Charlie Fit bat the upper etory of hi
building raited and the carpenter are
buey finishing the Ineide. K. T. Uol Urn
beck bat charge of the work.
Tom Johneon I carrying a eruthed
hand around very rarelully tula week.
The accident wa the reealt of mom tort
of an enoonator Tom had with an old
Pwp. .- ,
Robert Wain, our newly appointed
county mrveyor retnrned Monday even
ing from Union county where he wat
engaged on government work for a
inontb or to.
K. or P. AmnrioM There wilt be an
important meeting of the lodge nett
Taeeday evening, Angott lit. Evary
member le orged to attend.
C. 8. Falmcb, C. C.
A marriage licente wa itened Monday
to Walter li. Myer ami Mlit Dutla
Bartmiat. Walter turtod for Portland
the tame day and we eipnct to report
tbo wedding in our neit iieue.
While engaged in a friendly eenffle
with Frod Wileon one evening last week
ltundte Palmer had the mitfortane to
have bta ebonlder dlelocated. 8. V.
Moore pulled it beck Into place hut
Handle bat had a pretty tore tboulder
aim.
W. M. Duntap, who wat on the tick
list uiotl of laet week, dltoovered Bun
day that be bad the meaelee. Blll'i
cuticle looked very much like a piece of
red flannel after the tittle red epol put
in an appearance, but be tald be felt
bolter than he had for a week.
The telephone line hat been complex
ed a far a OIs and the people of that
place expected to eay "hello" to the out
eld world for the firat time yeeterday
morning. The pole are tet thlt tide of
Juniper canyon aud tbo line tbould be
completed to Condon within two weekt.
B. F. Tennli, repreientiug the Arling
ton Warehoua Co., wa her laet week
on a tour of the county. Mr. Tennit ea
timatea the average wheat yield la the
county at about 10 buthelt per acre.
He it alto of the opinion that the price
will be coueiderably better than lait
year.
It. II. Turner, who baa been her for
'Ui'e paat two or three montht engaged in
transcribing record, for the new county
of Wheeler, left for Prinevlll Sunday,
the work having been completed here.
It. L. Ueiner, who hat been employed
on the tame work, left on the am day
for 8aiera.
Grant Wad waa in town from Clem
Saturday, making arangementa for Anal
proof on hie hoineetead. Mr. Wade H
cently doted a deal with L. 0. Raltton
for the latter'a On creek ranch at Oles,
paying 2500 for tha lama. The new
tore of Wade Broe., will be opened for
buil net about the 15tb of Augutt.
W. 11 Colwell, the well known iheep
man of Arlington, hai taken charge of
the telling of the celebrated Cunning
ham bucki in thlt lection of the country
and wilt be able to offer buyer tb fin
eit line of (took in both delaine and
coarte woolt ever offered in tblt county.
Watch for bi ad in the neit Imuo.
Dr. Dodion wat in town Tueeday on
hit way to tb mountain, and while
here called to "joeh" tb editor ai
, oiual. The doctor bat been practicing
hit profenion in Arlington for eeveral
montht, but it now at horn on hit Hay
ek ranch nlllne 00 what work hit
hired tuau dona during hia abeence.
Andrew Grelner went to Arlington
last Friday togetrepaln for hie harvest
ing muctiliiery. Mr. (Ireiiiar eayi hit
wliHRt will irmke a good linlf crop. Ho
will cut between I00 mid 5(H) acre.
Later Since the above win written Mr.
Uralnttr y the woRthar hue buen ao
(uvorahie that he ruiaod l)U uatiumtu to
M omiiHl ptir aunt.
The New Hose Cart
Tlie new hoiu cart fur the Cnndnn
Volunteer Fire Co., arrived in town lnt
Saturday aud hat einv been the Joy
anu pnu of every Ore laddia la town.
The cart ie one of the belt make of the
Walerhouee Engine Worki, of St. Paul,
Minn., and It by far tha belt and hand
eoineit machine of iu kind in the coun
ty. The wheel are 6' feet bitch and
the drum will easily accommodate 1000
fuel of bose. It It equipped with an
automatic bell that can be beard a
a mile or ao and when the company
Itarte out on Imsinent the citizens will
know to give them tha right of way.
It Is understood that a fire bell will
be ordered at onoe, tbe Funrth-of-Joly
committee having decided to invest the
aiirploi left over from the celebration,
lu that manner. Condon bee one of the
beit equipped Are company of any of
the email cities in the state and with a
flrtt-claii water syitem behind It th
town it in aplendid condition to give
the fire fiend a warm reception when
ever it putt In an appearance.
Piano Recital
A fair tlaed, and appreciative audi
ence gathered at Armory hall lait Satur
day availing to enjoy the classical music
rendered by Mlse Birdie Henihaw and
her puplli, assisted by member of the
Congregational church choir. Tbo pro
gram consisted of 14 number, Including
choroMi, violin, piano and vocal aoloa,
duett ate, and, from first to lait, wai
rendered In a highly artlttic manner,
tbe appreciation of the audience being
ibown by frequent and hearty en
force. The affair could not bo otherwise
than a looses, from a musical stand
point at tha program Included the names
of Condon'e moat talented musicians,
and lovtn of good mmlc will hope to be
favored with many tuch delightTul eu
tertainmtnU. 8mllpox at Heppner
Five cases of imallpox esltt at Heppner.
Thadiaeaee la confined to on family
named Priaooll, two of w bom are in
town and threw In tb country. It
would appear that tbe eeoiible thing for
ua Condon people to do would be to get
vaccinated before the disease get any
closer to n.
Later R. M. Shott, editor of the
Kw, ii a victim of th dieeaaa, alao a
yoong lady who Uvea neit door to the
Bbott family. Dr. Blaiock, baa exam
Ined the eaaea and atatet that tbe
nase from which tbe Driaeoll family
le coffering ie not imallpox but that
tb other two case are genuine.
Have Plenty of Overcoats.
Jay Bowerman hae received a letter
from hie friend, Cbarlea Horner, who it
a member of th Second Oregon rai
ment, now In camp at tbe Preeidio,
from which wa era permitted to make a
few extract. Tba letter 1 e)f explana
tory: " Wa have at lait reached the TJ. 6.
and returned camp life at th Preeidio.
It le tbe tarn a it Died to be; cold.
dreary and disagreeable. I hope w Will
eoon be m ottered out and think It will
not be mora than two weekeyet. We
expect to go to Portland In a body,
with all our arcootermeota and perhape
give a parade, or show ourselves ineom
way. It wa a disappointment tome
when the regiment (topped at 'Frisco. .
"The peopla of San Francisco bavs
treated us wall Moat of tba boye
hav colds now but there la no eerlona
alcknest in tba regiment Tbe Ex
aminer ba been making a great howl
about u not having comfortable cloth
ing and blanketa. Tbit It all for adver
tisement of that diarepotabl ibeet in
Oregon. Wa hav all the clothing that
we need. Not a man baa to expo
himself to the weather without a warm
ult and an overcoat. Tha man who
ays thit we, or any on of ui, ar lufTer
ing from leek of oflloient clothing is
mistaken."
Crouton and Kobbint, the Foeail at
torney wcr over th first of tb week
looking for land In the Ferry Canyon
country. They found just what tbey
wanted and will make filing! at toon at
they can hav it sarvered in order to
establish th corners, Dav Drager
will lo file on a piece In tbe earn lo
cality. These gentlemen know a good
thing when tbey ee It and they know
to come to grand old Gilliam county
to look for It .
MAYVILLE.
Mlee Pearl Shelton," of Arlington, I
visiting frlendi bere thia week.
A. J. Shelton and Mr. Reynoldiare
here buying cattle.
Doc Brown, of Condon, waa her
Tuesday.
Meedamea Al McConnall, E. 6tlnch-
field, Josephine Wardner and Mill
Nettle Anderson, of thit place, vlalted
friend on Una creek lait Saturday and
Sunday.
Mre. A. B. Lamb, and daughter
Abble, of FomiI, visited Mayville Tuee
day.
Purely Business.
Fin line of wall paper for season of
'90 at W. A. Darling'. Price cannot
bedupllcated thlt aid of Chicago.
U, L. Neal, th well known auction
eer, will give tb trictest attention to
ill business entrnited to hit care. It
you hav property to mil consult him.
12tf.
W. A. Darling haa just received a fine
line of wall paper direct from Chicago
Tbe pattern ar ttyliah and up-to-date
and th prlcet can not be duplicated
tola ili 01 Chicago, rapar nnng in a
workmanlike manner. tt
For Salx 160 acre of good wheat
land, deeded and fenced, 13 miles from
Condon. 70 anrea under cultivation
Pino well of water, unod liousti and hum,
ynung orchard of 100 fruit trees. Price
750. For terms and particular! call on
or (vlrtr-n, Ttr ir.w., ;cmdjn, Ur.
An Injustice to Gilliam
County.
Las( Saturday! Oregonlan contained
lb following.
"ARUNUTO.V. Or.. July 20.-81 noe
coming np her from Albany tb past
week f have traveled all over OilAam
county looking after my interest In flOOO
sores 01 land, ami I am very sorry to In
form yon the wheat crop of Uilllam tbit
year nine nearest an entire failure we
nave ever nau. 1 ao not ill UK a ousnei
of No. 1 wheat will be threshed in the
comity. The most I am afraid will be
poor No. 8. Many fields will not be cot,
titock bave been turned In on them at
ready, and the avcraw. I consider, will
I two to six bushels of what Is harvest
ed. Heading I now well etarted."
L. O. KAL8TON.
In sending out euuh a report a the
above Mr. Ralston doee a great Injust
ice to this section of (Jllllam county, and
It I bnt right that inch a glaring mi
statement of facts should be refuted.
If it is true that Mr. Ralitoo treviled
all over th courtly on hi tour of In
pecuon wny 1 it mat not a man can
be found in central or toothern Ullliam
county wbo saw or heard of him? It i
bard to understand why Mr. Raltton
with hit 0000 acrei of land in Ullliam
county thould send out inch a mliltad-
ing report of our prospects, hot there
ar people her who can mak a pretty
shrewd gates on th matter.
Tb facta In regard to the wheat crop
aa gathered from prominent wheat
grower ar, in a nut-shell, that in the
Condon, Ferry Canyon, Matney Flat and
Mayville sections the crop will tie almost
if not quit at good a that of latt year.
W. S. Myere Informed th Olobe,
Monday, that bia crop will be Just a
good as it waa laet yearaa to quality and
quantity. HI last year's crop went a
little more than 24 baihele of No. 1
wheat, Mr. Myeri think th Ferry
Canyon and Condon crop generally will
be a good a lait year. Andrew Orel-
der of Mayville wai seen Monday and
stated that the cool weather of th patt
week bad Insured him 20 bnibele per
acr and if tbi weather but be may
rale hi estimate to 23. R. W. Crane
wai also teen Monday, and b Isn't kick
ing a bit. Cook Broi, Zlmri Ebbert and
many other assure nt that tbey hiv
excellent prospect for a good crop of
No. 1 wheat and every man w bv in
terviewed 1 thoroughly indignant that
such maliciously (all report iboald be
tent oat about our county.
Tha wheat crop of Gilliam la excellent
thli year When w consider tb many
xtraordinarlally unfavorable condi
tion which eeero to hav nulled againet
it. In tb firat place tbe dry weather of
laat fall retarded th growth of fall town
grain wblcb wa In poor condition to
withstand tha moat severe winter of
year. Next, th extreme cold weather
cam on at a tint whan there wat bnt
little enow to protect th tender aod
poorly rooted plant and tb result wa
mncb of it wa so badly winter killed
that it had to be reeowa in th iprlng.
Then th lever winter wa followed by
th most onseaaonable and backward
spring, and early lummer, ever known
In tb history of th county, all of which
tended to keep the crope back just
noogb to be In tba under stag when
the extremely hot weather of two week
ago struck ua. Farmer in thl section
ar not kicking about tb prospect and
bav raor faith In grand old Gilliam
as a wheat section than thev ever had.
LONE ROCK.
Mr Guff is till on th lick Hat.
Wm. Mallory attended church her
latt Sunday.
Mr. R. H. Robinson of Arlington i
visiting relatives bere.
The weather itill continue dry and
hot and the crop ar begtning to look
pretty pale.
Tbe rye crop ia good and that ii tba
principal hay crop in thl locality.
Hands for haying seem scare.
Bob Robioett and hi family started
the first of the week tor a few mooth'i
viiit in the Willamette valley.
Tbe Norton & Myert tbow, gav a
performananoe her Saturday night, and
pulled out for Wagner Monday morning.
Rev Brown bad a severe attack ot th
gripp or aomalbing of the sort tb firat
ot th week, and eeveral other about
tb place bav been ailing.
Ben Glenn, the photographer, wbo
ba been doing bo lines bere for a few
week (in tba way of making pietty
picture from homely facet) moved hit
ootfit to th Teel cpringt thii week.
Ed Compton ba bought tba Lone
Rock A Heppner mail from J. B. Goft,
aod a Ed ia an old timer in tha itage
business, everybody expects to tea
the malt botineta run in ship shape.
Our old friend Joa Robinson, got back
lait week from a eeveral month't visit
with relatival In tba east. Joa lookt
well and eayi h be been duly sober
all the wbll ba haa been gone, which
every one thinks la pretty good if Joe
give o tbe straight good.
Considerable nneatlne prevail! a
moog tb people here for tear tha imall
pox may get brought over from Hepp
ner, and it doe eem a though it
wonld be the cats whan people get tetr
ad out of Heppner, coma over here and
locate in tba hotel at they have
already done. It la tha judgement of sen
sible people in oar community that
ooh chance a thl thould not be
taken with tuch a diseaae as smallpox
and people coming to our town or any
other town thould not be allowed to stop
There is the flneit of camping place
near by in th mountain and that ia
tha place for people to go when they are
running away from such diseasee.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lamp Orrica At Th Daixc, Or., July 2.1, im.
Notice Is hrob rlren that the Inllowln
namrd MtUer haa nlM notice of Ma Intention lo
make final pm( In support of Ms claim, and
that mid proof will ho mad before H. 5. rraaer,
county clerk of OHIIam county, at Condou, Or.,
on baturday, Heptem bar 23, IWSvlss
" II RANT WADE, of Clom.Onfon,
Hd. X. No. vn, for the nU neV sM noi and
neiert see. la, tp.la. r.ila., W.M.
Ha nnrnea the following wltneuea to pmre
hia contlnnona renidvnre upon and enlttvatlna
of aald land, via: !. A. Dnnneman, Jamca
Larch, ft. W. W slabnone and Henry Kendie,
all of Clem, Orson
OvUi Ui .c,i. neuter.
School Report.
The following I a report of district
No. 38 for the term ending July 2lt:
Those averaging above 9V, are Uusste
Wester, Mabl Dodeon. Sarah Dodion,
Annl Wester and McMinn Dodion.
Abov 80, Franci Wetter. Deportment
good. F. Fxan Oaccrr,
TcACMta.
A Card.
I desire, through th column of tb
(Iwhi, to thank th Snpreme Tent, K.
O. T. M.,for the prompt payment of the
$2000 policy held in that order by my
lata hmband, J. L Carey, who waa
a member of Clyde Tent, No. 49, of May
ville. Hi death occurred May 19, 1896,
and a check for full amount wai issued
July 15, 1899. Jjcmnib A. Cabv.
CONDON MEAT MARKET
SREOPENED BYi&
ORIN JACKSON
Only First-class
The Patronage of the People of Condon
and Vicinity, is Respectfully Solicited
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
When You Are Cooking tin. world)
think of the fine line of ready-to-eat delicaciei that re
quire no cooking, and which are just the thing for hot
weather lunceona, you can get at
P. H. Stephenson's.
We don't know of any merchandise, that you can get, that
will help you in the other world, so get these while you can.
Our tummer underclothing will also be appreciated this
month. Suits from 70 cents up. 7Vrvx Strictly Cash.
HELLO THERE, WHERE
ARE YOU GOING?
''Up to Compton & George's to buy our Spring Goods.
They are the cheapest firm I have met with in Gilliam
county. Their line of Ladies' Overskirts and Shirt Waists
is immense and also their line of Ladies,' Gents' and Chil- . -dren's
Shoes is tbe best and ' moet complete in Gilliam
County."
The attention of the ladies of Condon and vicinity is invited to
our line of Summer Goods. Send for samples; you'll be sure
to order. Gents' Furnishings. Snow & Co's. Fine Dress Shoes.
7Call and see us or write for what you want.,
C0L1PT0II k GEORGE acton. or
T. O. Earhart,
CALL AT THE
Summit Saloon,
IFOR FINEST
Uirjes, Ijquors
FINE BILLIARD AMD POOL
EARHART & MOORE,
CONDON,
WANTED
Young and old to know that
JOHN JACKSON
has just received a fresh supply
of Confectioneries and Canned
Goods of all kinds at bed-rock
prices. Give him a call..
tot pom soma comdcm mm mm, orecom.
ARLINGTON SALOON
JEA1I LEBOUS, PROP.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Choice Cigars.
Billiard arjd pool Sables.
First-class Goods Our Pride.
Fresh, Cool. Milwaukee Keg Beer On Draugh
Main St., Condon, Oregon.
CHARLES FIX,
Bowling Alley and Baths.
Lower Main St.. Condon, Ore).
POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC.
GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED
L.ja 2ei!o3, prco25cadraft;
a. A K. LVKA
PHYSICIAN.
V1 t algnt calls promptly answered.
Oflloo, front room - or r 8tepbnson's store,
CONDON .... .OREGON
). ). W. VOOEL
Specialist for Rafraetion and
Dwf acta Of the lye.
Will Visit Condon Krerjr Tare Meatus.
Vt'atcb Local Cvlamj) lor Sat.
Subscribe for tbe Globe. 1.50
Meats Handled
8. V. Moore.
BRANDS OFJ
ar;d (Jars.
TABLE AT CONNECTION.
Prop'rs.
ORE.
9
IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE
reduction on contract weighing.
D
Spring Goods
Rolling in by Every Freight Team.
Too Busy
To Write "Ads." Call and See Us.
S.B. BARKER.
Condon, . - - - - Oregon.
Stockmen's
Saddles ASplal-
, ty at
J. P. Reisacher's
Harness. Shop,
New Masonic Building : : CONDON, : OR
T. G. JOHNSON,
.PROPRIETOR OP.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
Large Xew Barn on North Main Street,
Condon, - - Oregon.
HAY AND GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
CHARGES YEEY BKA80NABLI.
First-class Rigs Always on Hand at Very Reasonable Rates.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Stop at
The
CONDON
HOTEL.
MRS. S. A. MADDOCK, Proprietor.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
. Having decided to retire
ill health, I will proceed to
General Merchandise at cost.
and complete and all bargain hunters should ava'l them
selves of this opportunity of securing good goods at low
er prices than ever before offered in the county.
I mean business. Call and see nie. It will pay you.
iP. L. HAM,
Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
NOW OWNERS OF. AND OPERATING
THE BRICK WAREHOUSE, ARLINGTON, OR.
GENERAL STORAGE AND FORWARDING.
Barb Wire, Nails, Salt, Lime, Cement, Sulphur, Wool
and Grain Sacks for Sale.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Mark Your Goods
Care B. G. Co.
ARLINGTON,
MILLER "THE REGULATOR."
THAT'S THE PLACE TO TRADE.
We have constantly on hand a full and complete line of GRO
CERIES. We call particular attention to our line of GEXT'S
FURXISHIXCfGOODS which is the most complete line in
Arlington. We are also agents for the celebrated SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS. Call and get prices. We are now located
at the old Coffin comer.
THE OLD RELIABLE REGULATOR.
GEO. MILLER, : : ARLINGTON, OR.
CHARLES HABESOHII
BRICK and STONE MASON,
Plasterer and Flue Builder.
Cement Work a Specialty. $
All work attended to promptly and
satisfaction Guaranteed.
Condon - - - - - , Oregon.
SWlCETJItWBLTCSTioX
Lakd Orrio at Tki Vmjjw, Ok., July , 1X09.
Notloe I, borubv Kli'n that th fitUnwlnx
nuinetl witter h.' flltxt notice ol hi. Intention to
tn.kefliiDl proof lu tiport of hUcUlia.sml that
I4 proof will be ua before 11. N. Ki-Harr,
county rlrk t t'oo'loii, Dr., ou ThundHV,
Aug IT. I WW. riif
OEOHOK H. ITLI.EN. of Lnne Knrk.
H. It. No. v47, for IhH j iie. .ml n nw'i or
into 1, mid I, we. 4. Ij. ft. ... r. J4 ., '. M.
JJ name, tha follnwlnic witnMr. In prove
hi. contliiMoii. nwlileiwc 110011 ami oiilllvatloii of
Maid Unit, via: lioonie IVrry, C. 1. KoMiianii,
Otto M hk, AU Wlueland, .11 of Lou Km k. ik.
Jay If. lUtAJi. Uctfufcr.
Tbid popular hostelry has been
thoroughly renovated and is now
prepared to cater to the wants of
the traveling public in an up-to-date
manner.
Commercial travelers, and others,
desiring the comforts of a first-class
hotel, will find this house suited to
their wants.
from . business on account of
close out my entire line of
My stock of goods is full ' ,
Lone Rock, Or
GRAIN, PELTS. HIDES Etc.
Advances Made.
OREGON.
ACTIVK 8OI.ICIT0RH WA.VTKfl KVKMTf
where for "the dory nl the fhtlrwlhc."
by Mil'Ht Hnltel, pomml.il.uiMl n mm U
eminent a. Iintclal Historian In tbo War Iw.
iwriuiunt. Tbe hook wit written (11 army twini
at Han Kranrlaro, on th Paeiltc villi lieiwra)
Merrlt In the biwpltal. at Honolulu, lu Hong
Konx, In the American trench, al Manila In
thu luatiivent eampa with AirnlnuHo. on the
dwk of the ))mpia rllh IVwejr, and In tlx
mar of battle at th fall al Manila. BtMianw foe
axenta. Hrluilulof orlKlnat. plctnmx ukvu by
covernim-tit photograiMr, on tbe irpnt, line
Imok lw priii'.. Jllit nroltt.. rreiirht pn
I'ri-illt given. Drop ail irnuhr euollli-lal Wa,
IXKiki. OHtntfrw. ArlUruHl K. T. Sarbet '.
tWrluuimicsW'Jg.1i;WtMi 1U, ,