Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 07, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.The Time Set! IT IS FEBRUARY 1, 1893. At that titno THE PALACJE will begin invoicing, preparatory to receiving serine g60(l. Until then the lamos of Satem aud vicinity arc ofi'erdd overything in tlio lino of winter Suitings, Macintoshes, thnbrollas, etc., etc, without regard to their cost, The stock must bo reduced before the arriyal of new goods, and every inducement is offered, A tow" choice styles in Cloaks remain, and will be closed out at any price. t Remember that $100 Ladies' Gold Watch will bo givon away April 15th. Ask to see it, Call and got the Standard Fashion Sheet for January. The Palaqb, WMWtlll THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SATURDAY, JAN. 7, 1803. GILBERT & PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. OEO. . OOOUIIUE. K. GAHILL. WOOD AND COAL. It is au acknowledged fact that Gpo. D. Goodhue sells more Wood and Coal thau all other denlers com biued. If you wuut fuel see htm, oilice 05 Btale street Goodhue & Cahili,. The Good KdoK. The regular annual business meeting of the Marlon couuty Bible society was held Fiiday night, when officers were elected for the ensuing year as follews: Rev. Bowersox, president; resident pastors of the city, vice presidents; J. M. Martin, secretary; James Aitken, depositor and treas urer; executive committee C. W. Scrlber, from Cumberland Presby terian church; Leo "Willis, Unitar ian; W.H. Osborn, Christian, A. T. Gilbert, Congregational; H. 8. Gile, Baptist; J. Aitken, M. E.;J. M. Martin, Presbyterian; N. Bier, Evangelical; C. Frickey, German M. 13. The depository is located at Aitken & Palmer's, where a stock ot'booKs is kept constantly on hand for sale at actual cost price. J. M. Martin has been secretary of this society for years and years, his pre decessor having been Hon. C. N. Terry. At the Salem depository during the year the sale of books amounted to $41 50, and collections taken up aggregated $17.65. People's Party. The Oregon People's party and alliance held a convention at Oregon City the past week and the leaders came up to Btlem last night. -Elector Pierce, Geo. Weeks, Senator Vauderberg, several representatives are In the city. W. H. Bpaugh of Harrlsburg was made chairman of the Htate Central committee. A barrel of resolutions were passed and will be worked Into some bills. The Peo ple's party has some representatives In each bouse of the legislature, but In neither branch do they constitute a balance of power, or possess more than individual strength, but they have the right to vote for good bills and kill bad ones. Will Resume Practice. Judge R, P. Boise is fitting up a law office, at 270 Commercial street In the building occupied by Boise & Bar ker,and will again resume the active practice of his profession. Perhaps no man in Oregon has had more to do with making and constructing law for this state than Judge Boise. He was in the constitutional con vention that gaveUs our organic law and was chairman of its com mi'teuon judiciary. He was also in several of the early legislatures, and has for many years past been construlug law In the many differ ent shapes in which it can present itself. He will certainly make a .safe conselor. The Electors. Governor Pen noyer has sent to Washington the certificates of election of John F. Caples, Daniel M. Dunne. Geo. M. Irwin aud Nathan Pierce, presiden tial electors of this Btate, and they are to meet at the state house Moo day to organize the electoral college and cast their ballots. Hon. Geo. M. Irwin will probably be sent to Washington to cast the vote of this tstate. Dream' of Pair Women .This Is the title of an entertainment now being prepared by the ladles' so ciety of the Congregational church, and will be as grand an entertain ment ns lina ever been given by home talent. Further and extend ed notices will be given soon. M. Ei-Servlces at the First M.E. church tomorrow as follews: Ser mon In the morning by the pastor mi the 'Literary Excellencies of the nible. In the evening the W. C. P. U will bare a mass meeting ad j) resell by Mrs. Rtggsof Portland. A. M. E. Rev. J. H. Itoork will -preach at the A. M. E. etiuren to morrow morning, and Pn. Whit tuker will preach In the evening. m i XSvakqkucai.C'hukcji Preach ing tomorrow at 10 JO a.m., and 7-M DRY OROWINO AND BARKING. Premiums Awarded at tho Poultry and Pot Stock Show. At the close of first night receipts were $120. Friday there was a good attendenco. Tho members of tho legislature wore constant visitors aud seemed to appreciate what was being done to promote poultry Inter ests. The show will close tonight. Tho Judges woiked hard all yester day afternoon and following Is a report of PBEMIUMB AWARDED. S. C. B. Plymoth Rock Breeding pen, T. H. Blundell first, R. R. Ryan secend: trio. C. Kocher first, R. R. Ryan second; pen, C. Kocher first, R. R, Ryan second; cock, R. R. Ryau Becond, no competitien: cock erel, M. T. Naln first, C. Kocher second; pullet, C. Kocher Qrst, no competition. Silver Wyaudottes Breeding pen Mrs. E. McKinney first, and first on hen and cock; trio and cockerel, M. A. Bridges first; pullet, E. Hofer first, Mrs. M. A. Bridges second. P. C. Plymoth Rock Cockerel, Mrs. M. T. Nairn first. White Wyandottes Breeding pen D. Sieiner first, also on trio. Golden Wyandotte Hen, C. Kocher first. Black Langsban Breeding pen, Rev. W. Luud 1st, Welch Bros. 2d; cockerel, Welch Bro3. 1st; trio, W. Luud 1st, also first on cook, F. Bow ersox 2d on cock; pullet, C. Beak 1st, W. Lund 2d. Light Brahma Breeding pen, H. H. Rapan 1st, C. Kocher 2d; trio, Bagan lit, Kocher 2d; hen, Kocher 1st and 2d, and same on cock; cockerel, Ragan 1st, Ragan 2d; pullet, Ragan 1st, Kocher 2d. Buft Cochin Breeding pen, D. Stelnerlst, I. Sterner 2d; trio; D. Stlener 2d, Frank Snyder 1st. Partridge Cochin Cockerel, Wm. Brown 1st, S. L. Miller 2d; trio, Miller 1st. White Leghorns Bleeding pen, C. Kocher 1st, 1st and 2d on trio, same on cockerel, lion and pullet and 1st on cock. , in the kennels. Fox Terrier Bitch and two pups, J. C. Pigler 1st; bitch, P. Shields 2d. English Retriever Dog, P. Shields, 1st. Cocker Spaniel Dog, C. Coleman, 1st. St. Bernard Pup, Mrs. T.deLeou. Scotch Collies Bi ace, C. D. Nairn 1st aud 2d; pups, same 1st and 2d. Black and Tan Terriers-Bitch, T. H. Blundell 1st; dogs, Geo, Litch field 1st and 2d. Water SpanielDogs, R. J. Flem ing 1st; same, E. Singleton 2d. Gordon Better O. West, 1st; J. M. Hoi man 2d. Australian Shepherd Bitch, F. West 2d. English Shepherd Bitch, A. West 2d. Greyhound Dog, Chns. Reily 1st. Shepherd Dog, J. A. Simpson 2d. Irish Setter-Dog,Henry Myres 1st. Lewellyu Better Dog.MIss Helen Edes 1st, English Bull Bitch, Henry Price 1st; pups, same 1st. . ' Pointer Dog, C. D.Gabrielson 1st. English Pug Bltcb, J. Fountalne 1st; pups, same 1st. An English pug with puppies, J. G. Fontaine. A black bear aud two coons.G. Stelner. Pen Cochorn, cross between Part ridge Cochin and BrowH Leghorn, W. 8. Mott. Allen Rhodes has a fine dieplay of taxidermy. He shows the Oregon Valley, Bob White and Mountuln quail, the Mexican scaly quail, and Gamble quail. Mrs. Moody shows a large aviary of canaries. MORE PREMIUMS. Black Spanish Breeding pen C. Kocber,lst and 2nd; trio 1st; pullet 1st and 2nd; hen 1st and 2nd, cock rel 1st and 2ud; cock 1st and 2ud. Golden Polish E. Hofer, hen 1st. Mottled Hondon Mrs. M. F. Reese, trio 1st; cock 1st; S. Hall, cock rel 1st. Games b. b., 2d; J. A. Pooler, 1st on pen, trio, cockrel, beu.pullet. Block Games Paul VanDersol, 1st on pullet. Silver Duckwlng Games Mur ray Wade, 1st on pen, B. West, 1st on trio, cock, hen and pullet. B, B. Red Game Bantams O. Smith, display 2nd; West Bros, 1st. Golden Seabrlgbt Bantams T. Clapgett, display , 1st; C. Kocher, 3d. Turkeys White Holland, Mre. Moody; Bronxe, Mrs. J. M. McKln- GOODS and SHOE STORE, 307 Commercial Street, Ducks Aylesbury, A. P. Wagner 1st on trio, drake nnd duck; Rouen, same premiums; PeUln, James Beak same premiums. Geese Toulouse, H. Beak, 1st on trio, 2d on gander, 1st on goose; A. P. Wagner 2d on trio, 1st on gander, 2d on goose. Japanese geese A. P. Wagner 1st on gander and goose. These are the only two of this breed In Oregon. Dressed Peultry: Stelner's mar ket took all premiums. Hen Eggs: J. H. Blundell 1st. Mrs. E. McKinney 2nd. There is a large list of premiums on pets that will be published Mon day. PROGRAM TONIGHT. Following is the program to bo rendered by the Second Kegimeut band tonight at the pet stock shew: March "The Watchman" Sherman Overture-"FromJ Dawn till Twilight'" . Ben nett Waltz "Sounds from Erin" Bennott Medley Selection "Plantation Echoes" Conterno PAllC SECOND. Overture "Tho Hllver Wedding" Schelpegrell Schottlsche "Riding Throngh the Glen Roll lson Waltz "Dreams of Chlldhood".Waldteufel Overture "Echoes of the Day"-Uosenfleld ELEOTRIO LINE EXTENSIONS. Motor Railway Lines Going South and East This Spring. The Balem Motor Railway Co. have a force of men at work clear ing the track for a two mile exten lion south to Morning Side addition and beyond to Battle Creek. It is the intention of the company to have the cars running south'as early in the spring as the tracks can be put down. People out on the Catho? lie cemetery hills are looking for an extention of the consolidated Capi tal City Ry. Co. to the Bouth at an early day. Ex-Sherifl Robinson Crusoe Ramsby returned to Sllverton this morning. He was also once county assessor. He says the Salem and Sllverton motor line should be built and would be a .brightening for Sa lem. As it is, there Is practically no communication between Salem and Sllverton. It takes a full day to come or go.the way trains run,whlle Sllverton people can go to Portland, do considerable business and return the Bame day. There Is considerable inquiry for lands adjacent to Salem on probable lines of extention from this city of a motor Hue. There Is great likelihood of a big railroad en terprise being sprung on Balem and vicinity hi a few days. It Is a trans continental affair, but we cannot overestimate the value of motor lines Into Marlon, Polk or Yamhill counties. They are offar greater importance to the laborer In the city and the gardener, farmer and fruit grower outside. Cal at the Spa for your French creams and Bon Bous., 114 State street. W. F. Btolz. For Fohqerv. J. T. Shive was arrested for attempting to pass a note of $285, given to himself, or purporting to have been, by Wm. Col lard of Mission Bottom. He had a hearing this morning before Jus tlce Batchelor and was bound over in the Bum of $800 to the grand Jury aud wout to jail. m Poultry Auction. At 8 p. m. Auctioneer Goode will sell at public auction the poultry, rabbits, and other pet stock and special premiums donated to the society. There will be a grand opportunity to get some blooded stock. All members of the legislature will find It to their Interest to call at Strong's restaurant for rates on board. For Bent. A newly furnished room, at 155 Court street. Apply early. 1-G-tf Go to Strong's restaurant. Recorder's Court. Before Judge Edes this afternoon Is being beard the case of Anna Forsyth vs. M. E. Pojcue and Ida Pogue, to Jury, action to eject a tenant. Strong's restaurant is unequalled iu the state for quality and service and low rate. Insank. Upon complaint of W. Holcomb, Charles Williamson, of South Balem, was today com mitted to the asylum by Judge Hubbard. He la 17 years old. His father was Insaae and committed sulelde, and he thinks he Is pursued by oihmuUx and being slandered. BALKM'8 8001Afc 0IR0L1S, A dood Variety oi Entertainments Had and to bo Had. MODERN WOODMEN. A most enjoyable time wa had last evening at Insurance hall ly Camp No, 18 of Woodmen of the World. Nearly 800 were present to witness the public Installation, "log rolling" and old fashioned nut crack. A good program waB ren dered at follews: Ode By tho camp. Address of welcome MoJ. Hodg kln. Malo qtinrtet E J. Swoflord, W. O. Hawley, Clyde Keller aud Scott Bozorth. Recitation MIps Lulu Johnson. Duct vocal Misses Adair and Carpouter. Musical sketch Keller Bros. Recess and nut craok. Public installation. Closing address By W. C. Haw ley. OFFICERS INSTALLED. Consul commander, W. C. Haw ley; adviser lieutenant, H. P. Kel ler; banker, H. C. Downing; clerk. Scott Bozorth; escort, E. P. Keller; watchman, R. H. Leabo; sentry, V. W. Pearce; manager, W. H. Osborn; physicians, Dr. J. N. Smith and Dr. F. M. Brooks. THE K. P. COMEDY. On the evening of Jan. 20th the K. P. fraternity of Balem will give a public entertainment at the opera house. It will be of a dramatic character, affording an Insight Into the workings of the order, and Is to bo glyen In Heu of tho regular lodge social. The boys promise a good evening's amusement, and will pre sent a full program later. THE ENTRE NOUS. The first legislative party to be given by tho Entre Nous club will pome off ot the opera houe on the evening of Jan. 19th. That excel lent Portland orchestra will supply the music as heretofore, which alone will be a great Inducement for all lovers of music and dancing as well. The gallery will not be opened for spectators as heretofore. OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS. As usual at this season a host of promiscuous entertainments are en route for Salem. But unless they are known to be of a high class, most of our good people will prefer to witness the performances to be given by the Oregon legislature for the next six weeks. The latter are known to be professionals of the highest rank. THE WILLAMETTE. Last Friday evening was given the regular monthly party of the above named club at the Willamette hotel. Over thirty couples were present, and all declared it the gayest party of the series so fur held. The apartments are admirably adapted for the combination of whist and dancing, and the species of en tertainment adopted makes it a most enjoyable occasion for both old and young. AMUSEMENT FOR CHARITY,. Last evening a final meeting was held by the Salem board of charities to perfect arrangements for their entertainment to come off Jan. 11th at the opera house. A good pro gram is in store, and no doubt every person in Balem will make it a duty to not only be present, but to help the good cause in every way. Seuts on sale at Patton's. PROGRAM. Orchestra Quartette Selected J. H. Ross, Chaa. Ford, Henry Ktfndret, Lee Btelner. Recitation Miss Mertie Marsh. Bolo Playmates. Johnle Foley (blind boy.) Solo Selected. J. H. Boss. f Drama The Living Statue. Larkspur D. A. Dlusmore. Trotter (his manservant). H. Martin Dr. Stonecroft Richard Riley. Mrs. Piper Mrs. C. A. Riley. Kate (Stoncrofts niece)Jenule Booth Solo Selected. Chan, Ford. PART II, GrandlValse de Concert Mattie. Misses Earnestlno and Hortense Levy. Solo Selected Miss Margaret Grace Scrlber. Quartette O Wonderous Bea. Mrs. McDowell, Mies Burton, G. N. Sroat, II. S. Uile. Recitation . f -Sent Back By The Angeln. Miss Mary VauDersal. Quartette The Farmer & his Boys, G. N. Sroat, E, J. Bwafford, Fred Wiggins, Gaylord Cooke, G. A. R. W. R. ft Bedgwlck Post and Corps had Joint Installation of officers on Mou- day evening, January 2, 1803, when the following were Installed: Post officers. R. A. Crosean, commander; G. W. Davis, senior DPRICE'S eaiiai A Priceless Blessing. n AVER'S C1IHKUY riSOTOUAt i Is tho best remedy for Croup, Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, nnd nit the midden Throat nnd Lung Troubles to which young people- nro subject, Keep this medicine, In tho houso, Hon. C. Edwards Lester, Into U. 8. Consul to Italy, nnd nuthor ot various popular works, writes S "With nil sorts of oxposuro, In nil sorts of climates. 1 Have novcr, to this day, had nny colli nor any affection of tho throat or lungs which did not yield to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral within 24 linUm. Dfrnurtin T Imvn tiAvnr nllntvnil myself to ho without this remedy In nil my voyages and trnvoK Undor my own observation, It has given rollof to q last number of persons; whllo In acute cases of pulmonary liitlatnmntlon, such na croup nnd dlplitliorla In children, llfo 'ns boon preserved through its effects, I recommend Its usq In light nnd fre quent doses. Properly administered, iu accordanco with your directions, it la a priceless blessing in nny houso." Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, rnsriniD bt Dr. J. C. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Mas. Sold by U DruggliU. Price 1 j li bottlei, &, vlco commander; D. C. Howard, junior vlco commander; D. C. Sher man, qunrtermnater; R. B. Byan, surgeon ;Harrlsou Prescott, chaplain; Mr. Thomas, officer of the day; Mr. Sutton, officer of the guard; Fredrick iLockley, sergeant-major; Geo. P. Sanderson, quartermaster-sergeant. Corps officers. Mrs. S. A. Jones, president; Mrs. Lizzie Smith, senior vice president; Mrs. M. Davis, junior vice president; Miss. Linnie Lewis, secretary; Mrs. Lucretia Burton, treasurer; Mrs. Llda Byan, con.; Mrs. J. E. Boss, assistant con.; Mrs. Holcom, guard. IN THE LEGISLATIVE LOBBY. Pointers Picked Up Among the Candidates and Members The Willamette Hotel Lobby is a Seething Mass of Politics. J. M. Stott, sergeant-at-arms of the house is again iu tho field. Frank C. Middleton is candidate for tho senate desk chief clerk this time. He has been in various capa cities in the legislature and has the experience to make a good officer. Senator Cogswell proposes to dis band the Oregon National Guard aud enlist the candidates for railroad commissioner instead. He thinks they would form a largercoutlngent.' Clackamas couuty has two able and energetic young senators Hayes aud Cross. J. L. Swaflord, of Oregon City, is candidate for senate doorkeeper. He Is a brother of City Treasurer Bwaf ford of Salem. J. H. McCormlck of Salem Is again candidate for doorkeeper of the senate. He made an acceptable official two years ago aud stands on his record to get there. Tho army of candidates for pages and messengers besieges the hotel lobby and crowds around the doors of members' rooms, making it fairly hot. Master Fontulne approached a senator this morning saying his father was a Democrat, but that ho understood all these men were Re publicans and politics did not cut any figure In the matter anyhow. That lad will be a gi eat politician some day. The fight over the speakership is waxing quite personal. "Mr. Keady, the Portland candidate, is a rustler" said an old Oregonian. "He don't believe in waiting until the round-up to brand cattle." Hon. W. P. Keady says to The Journal that ho is in favor of all legislation to open the rivers to Ore gon commerce, aud that be Is heart ily for a state portage railway at The Dalles. Ho is a candidate for speaker aud this is a very Import ant matter for members to consider. The legislature will probably meet ut 10 o'clook Monday, January 0, and eilect a temporary organization. It will then adjourn to hold the caucuses of tho respective bouses and meet to organlzo permanently In the afternoon. The Governor's message will not be ready for the legislature before Tuecduy or Wednesday. Ho returns to Balem this evening. Indications are (as the Journal goes to press) that Senator Hlrsch will be elected president of tho senate. Try the excollout meals served at Btroug's restaurant and you will have no other. 77 Commercial street 8. & O. Church ov Got. Elder Glllott, or Woodburu, will preach for the Church of God Sunday at 2:30 p, m. at the German Baptist churoh on North Cottage street. Everybody cordially Invited, l-fl-2t Oysters a specialty at Strong's restaurant. 77 Commercial streot B. & G. Go to Strong's restaurant. a MMMBaaoi '0 PATTON & LEDGERS, JOURNALS, ALL SIZKS AND BINDINGS. . Counter Books, Order Books, Pass Books, DIARIES - DIARIES - DIARIES . For 1893. Large line to select from; Come early and make your selections. ". T. McF. PATTON & SONS.? Ladies' Dongola Kid Goodyear Welt Oil Grain, button Kid Slippers. . . ( " Rubber Boots. . . . , Misses' Donpjola Kid Blue Ribbon School Shoos See our goods and be convinced. We can save for cash. Next door to Lamport's big horse. THE COUNTY COURT. John Jaget'a application for a ea loon llcenso at St. Paul for nix mon ths was continued until Tuesday. T. J. Jones and family allowed $15 for assistance. Tho warrant was drawn In favor of Mrs. A, D. Balloy, M?s. Nancy A. Rose was given' a monthly allowanco of JO To Prevent the Grip. Or any other similar epidemic, the blood and the whole system should be kent In healthv condition. If you feel worn out or have ',that tir ed feeling" In the morning, do not be guilty of neglect. Glvo Immedi ate attention to yourself. Take Hood's 8arsaparllla to give strength purity tno uioou ana prevent urease. Hood's Pills cure liver Ills, Jaun- dise, bllllousnesv, sick headache, consupauan. THE YA0UINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Oregon Development company ,! tuna than by nny otber route. Kir! trom 1'ortland and all poinW In Itie W1J luuieite vuiieviw ana iroui nau rauouiv TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxwpt Hundy. LuTe Albany . . Leave Uorvallti Arrive Yaquln litave Yaqulna - Leave Oorvallli Arrive Albany .... 1:00 m 1:40PM .... feaoi'M . . . . .WAX . . . wm a u . . . llilOAM O. A O. train ooaneet at Albany and Uorvallis. The above trains ooaneet at VAQUINA with the Ofecon DevetoDaeat Vor Lia f HtearaiblM belweea YaauUia and Ha N, B. Pauecger trom I'ortlaad and all .WlMmrtU Valley potnte eaa wke ekM uawiw wttii the train of Oil tAQUlwA MOOTK at Alba y or Oorvaflfe ana U deetlae fcu Sn Fraaetaeo, beaW W arrive at Taqniaa tae evealaf bafnM Aitl at aalli iut. feweaor ajU frSf Bat AIwm m iwett. fw nrauiu apply w VLHAM A Oft. FT fl Grand, Good- Woi A'. 1 ... 1 - 1 ... i u iiuvu uuiio h goou years uuemefw, and 0H iin.8 uoon a boon to UiousnndR uii Bucn low prices. SALEM ViOOU f.Vii stoftt m 1 W u -AT DAY BOOKS C. 6. GIVEN Beats Them All. BARGAINS IN SHOES. $2 50 worth $3 '00 3 00 1 75 1 25 from C. G. Ed. C. H. F. BROER, Proprietor of the DEPOT SASH AND ah iioutttMiiiiBiiiug Material mane m oruer at me lowest x'uruauw prices. I&e us before you buy, ARGUIB MASON. TMLjaL&OlXr Sa S3MC JCTK ; ' vr General - Contractor, Street Work, Sewering, Excavating, Concrete and Maqw Wli Tiling, 4c. All work promptly done. 8ALEM, Sash and Door Kactoryv Frofit. Strtef, Sattm, Or.go, The boat claw of work in our vntn ine lowmi. uruy C. N, CH0RCHH.L QUJTRGinWu A . 4 1 withoiit Horn Mm' , YEAR! sens: ffl J , - fri v. v- fe . xQk;i.s, "ism rJ ill "111 I iV-V ' ' CASH BOOKS;! 'V r - 4 00 2 $& ' 1 75 s 1 75 , 2 50 1 75! 1 50 2 00 1 25 to you money on all purhaww, GIVEN. Cross s,- j Wholesale and Retail Ircnlcr in Fresh, Suit mm! Smoked 3f cats of allKIiMls u OS Court and Ilea J.J. v aiaio strew. . i DOOR FACTORY, -If A. K. SMfflt OJUMOfTi ri 1 . line at Jiw to wi vent mawnm HTT ' T S. BUHBOUlaV fa l .. 3)"l,i 'fit1' a v V V? ?n u ,& i-4 (4 'j V & i Mgr , gowmar jm, nen au; v. jvocuw, iiiiiiei i J.mmmK.mk ' ? im m t$ tv WW f tr w ' 'p. m, aud twwy aftMKM at it m