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feet happy.

AS THE weather is getting a
little more 2 balmy, pleasant
"love-cliats ar the gafef are be-
coming more frequent. A GER
tain love-sick couple spent an
hour or more in this little inno-
cent amusement last Sunday
night TO our certain knowledge
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SMART TkAMPs have invented
a new dodge to escape arrest;
some of them now pass as corn
doctors. Woe be unto the poor
mortals that happen to fall into
their clutches,
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A PERIeRINArINc chiropodist
or corn doctor was in town the
other,days He found the sea-
son for corns about over.
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MISS JHERNDoN.-As pre-
viously noted this lady appear
ed to a good audience at the
Opera House on Friday evening
She had been extensively adver-
tised and expectation had been
raised to a high pitch. The
audience was as general thing
highly intelligent. Miss Hem
don opened by an impersona-
ton of Hiawatha in which her
power of acting and elocution
were shown to advantage. The
The scene between Sir Peter
and Lady Teazle, elected hear
ty applause. In the dialogue
between this ill-sorted couple
Miss Herndon displayed the
wonderful culture and control
of her voice. Her impersona-
ton of the dashing Lady Gay
Spanker, in the chase scene,
was supurb. 1t was but a few
days since Miss Jane Coombs
appeared in the same part In
the scene describing the chase
we think that Miss Herndon is
the best. In the curse scene
from Deborah she gave some
magnificent acting. We have
not the space to review all the
characters impersonated, but
can truthfully say that she is a
wonderful actress. Miss Hern-
don entertained her audience
for two hours and a half with
out firing them and this fact
alone is sufficient evidence of
her wonderful ability as an ac-
tress. We do not in the
slightest degree exaggerage in
pronouncing her immense. The.
entire audience, except Of
course a select few who are new
er satisfied, even to the gaMins
were delighted and the univer-
sal expression was good" Eek
cellent," fine" couldn't be
beat" "the best l ever saw"
etc, etc. We feel satisfied that
the simple announcement of her
return would be sufficient to
bring out a crowded house.
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TURKEYS are getting cheap
sixty cents will now purchase a
fine, fat gobbler.
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New CHURcHEs.-The Pres
byterians and Methodists are
soon ? to erect. new houses for
worship. The colored Metho-
dists already have the founda-
ton laid for a new church near
Watrousville. i'i' .s''''.
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Dobbin's Electric Soap. best
in the world. for sale BY 6. W.
KLAEDEN, Sole Agent.
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The roads have dried up and
buggy riding is again freelysin ]
dguled in by our young folks /
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Coon tenants.are still in act
i've demand in some port ,ns of
the county.
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Jusr received a new and COM
plete stock Of staple and fancy
groceries ] sell at botfor7 PR
ces and deliver ID any pzrt Of
the city free E. ]. FRASKxz.,
North side square.
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Fresh garden seeds. seed POI,
tatoes, onion sets SC. at
E. L SALLEYs.
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CorroS.-The market is firm,
but not active, at quotations
given in report
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-02-21

CITY OFFICERS.
Monroe P. Kerr, Mayor.
w. P. Doran, Marshal.
J.W. Hackworth, Assessor and Collector.
K. L. Bassett, Treasurer.
c. H. Carlisle, City Secretary
Aldermen-Ist ward, K. Hoffman, and
ward, J. F. Parks; grid ward, E. Reichardt;
4th ward, Aaron Neeley. 81.
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The oaks, elms and willows
have commenced putting out
leaves, and in the course of a
few weeks the woods will be
green. In the yards many ear
" peaches are alreadyin bloom.
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CALL. on D. w. Bloombargh
& Co.. IL you want to buy good
goods cheap for cash.
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BRENNAN is justly proud Of
her nurseries-both for plants
and babies-but one of our
most prominent and popular
Inurserymen informed a BANNER
man the other evening that he
could have filed Geographic or
ders for not less than SI5o worth
of cut flowers for the Inaugural
ton ball at Austin. He was
notable to supply the home de-
mand. a@ 80
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Thread 5 cents per spool at
c. A. Potter's cheap cash store;
don't forget the place.
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Z u Il ~.
Hoe WAR.-A well known
citizen who has always been in
favor of the strict enforcement
of the swine law, had the mis-
fortune on Saturday last to find
IL of his family of 5porkers in
the pound. He raved and ran
ted and threatened to burst up
the city government and other
terrible things but after cool
reflection paid 81 good and
lawful money to have the pris-
oners released sggefsIsH asas.
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The RECEIPTS of cotton last
week were quite liberal consid-
ering the lateness of The season.
1914 bales were received, ma
king the total receipts since the
Ist of September 3o,2I7 bales.
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Mackerel. pickle salmon and
white fish at Z l. SAILEYs s.
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Crofts Worcestershire sauce,
a superior article; call for sam
pie bottle. c. w. KLAEDEN,
Sole Agent.
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A POPULAR dance with the
Greys-S Squad drills;
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ADVERTISING does good. A
few days ago George Crater lost
s75 and put an advertisement
in the BANNER. The money was
found before the advertisement
appeared. George IS satisfied
that advertising pays.
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DIED. At his residence. in
Independence on the 18th inst.
Mr.. WILLIAM BREWER aged
about 90 years.,
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|uf IHE members of the Presby-
terrain church were handsomely
an and hl99spitshhly entertained at
the residence of Mr.. A. NJ.
White, on Tuesday evening.
Those who attended are lavish
in their praises ef the entertain
ment.
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The Sunday school boys say
that fishing worms are ripe.
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Call at E. I. Salley's for choice
coffee, tea and chocolate.
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INJUNcTIoN.-A writ of in
junction was issued by county
Judge McAdoo on the petition
of +. w. Becker to restrain the
city authorities from farther
prosecuting,him for violation of
city ordinances IN selling fresh
meats at a place other than the
city market. When the case is
heard on trial the BANNER will
give all thes sparticulars. The
matter involves legal question.
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Dat meal, Pearl grits, rice
&c. at E. L. SALLEy's-
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The cheapest sugar, flour,
coffee, tobacco, crockery and
wooden ware in Brennan at
c. A. PorTER's.
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All dry goods marked down
Is per cent. at c. x. PoTTER's S.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
COUNTY OFFICERS

.iH COUNTY OFFICERS. 5Iz
J. D. McAdoo, County Judge. so, ii.''
Carl Schutze, County Attorney
]. L. Moore, District Clerk. a.s
Hugh M. Lewis, County Clerk.
]. H. Hutchinson, Sheriff. -
{. Asbeck, County Treasurer.
]. w. Sayles, County Sureyot.
Joe Hoffman,, Tax Assessor.
r. A. Harvin, Tax Collector.
County Commissioners-Thomas Phears
]. F. Winkleman, R.J.Moore, J. c. Cain.
PRECINCT OFFICERS. t9
Ist Precinct-Dr. ]. J. Wyatt, Justice;
Alfred Gee, Constable.
End Precinct-John Carlisle, Justice; ].
A. Traylor, constable.
grid Precinct-H. L. McC Chung. Justice, o.
Crozier, constable. i43
4th Precinct-Branch A. Watson, Justice;
Willis Mcmahon. constable.
9Th Precinct-W. T. Willie, Justice; G.
a. Mayo, constable.
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-CRAzY.-A negress we'll known
in town by the name of Long
Nancy was found on Main
street on Monday afternoon
nearly naked and as crazy as a
bed bug. 1t took deputy sher-
if Baine and the entire police
force to arrest her and put her
in the county jail. Judge Nc
Adoo will issue a writ of fnqni-
,endo lanteo to-day and the
case will be tried and settled &C
cording to law.
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griiPERsoSsEAMr. w. T. An
dress, mayor of Hempstead,was
'istown on Tuesday. He.zpsid
his respects tolthe BaksER and
reports his city" as being in a
Aaprishing eoaditions q He did
not mention the "one-legged"
railway.
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BALL MAsQUE.-Geo. Hirsch
berg, chairman of committee OF
arrangements, informs US that
extensive arrangements are be-
ing made for the forthcoming
ball on the 18th of March. The
Italian string band has been Sc
cured for the occasion: arrange
ments have been made with Mr..
]. R. Thompson, of the McIn-
tyre House to furnish the sup
per. seq sz
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70 CuRIosITY.-Mr. Louis Simon
showed US yesterday fine col
lection of silver and copper
coins. comprising specimens
from almost every nation on
earth, some Of whichwere very
ancient. There were one hun
dred and forty pieces.
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Fresh Buckwheat flour and
Maple syrup at E. L. SALLEf' s.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-02-21

A srRApPISc FELLow-SchiI-
ling, the barber.
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A carload e Plants
and Favorite Flour in 8
and sacks just received by
C. w. KLAEDES!
Sole Aged
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Commissionerss Court.
In the matter of the Houston

In the matter of the Houston
and Texas Central railway it ap-
pearing to the court from the
memorial Of the company and
the report of county surveyor
Sayles that the company has
paid taxes on four miles more
road than there is in the county
for the years 1875, 1876 and
1877, that the sum of sIo32.3o
be refunded the company by al
lowing that amount on the tax
es for 1873. Ordered that the
tax collector credit the compa-
ny with that amount.
Order correcting assessment
of land owned by w. R. Tom
made.
B. A. Watson allowed $40 for
holding inquests ON bodies of
Wallace Kerr and John Bremen.
Jno. H. Seward allowed $40
for burying Anderson Williams,
pauper.
Ordered that rates of ferriage
and toll for toll bridges remain
as now established.
Ordered that no scrip issued
prior to April IS, 1876, be re-
ceived for taxes unless the same
has been registered by the coun-
ty clerk.
Ordered that the county Of
Washington be divided into ten
election precincts, and estab-
fishing voting places in same.
There are twenty-one voting
places with presiding officers
designated.
Precinct No. 6 was created
out of precinct No. q, and that
Gray's school house shall be the
place of holding. court. &c,
Campbell was appointed justice
and ]. S. Williams constable;
Ordered that S4o7 be allow
ed J. H. Hutchinson, sheriff, for
keeping and boarding prisoners
in county jail from Jan. 4th to
Feb. IL. Sixty-six dollars for
commitments and releases; 500
for services Of guard at jail dur
ing same time, and sixty dollars
for boarding lunatics.8
J.. H. Hutchinson, sheriff, al
lowed SIS for waiting en- dis
trict court January term.
]. H. Hutchinson, allowed So
for cash paid for wood during
January term of district court. |
Mr.. H. Williams allowed s. |
for wood bought for district
court.
R. S. Booker allowed sos for |
wood(I7 cords) furnished court
house. |
R. S. Booker allowed SIS for |
services as bailiff of grand jury |
and use of horse twenty-six
days. bag 81 i Y
w. r. Jarrett allowed S7o Tor
same service as R. S. Booker
above. Gfa Ta
M. H. Williams allowed S78 |
for same-service as above.
Adrian Testard allowed S5S
i
for services in waiting upon dis
.riot court. ast sisay7s. l
Sam Stone allowed s4S for
twenty-six chairs furnished
-atiss- a'rN ~ tF +H-.tHsa s-a''a
county.
Miss 3HERNDos.-As pre-
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MAYoR's eouRfz Saturday.
The fifth case Of the city OF
Brcnham vs.. F. w. Becker, was
eaIled. and the defendant made
affidavit that DIR. Lyd. Smith
was an important witness. A
subpoena was issued for Smith
and the aseeintinued till Tues
day.
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The commissioner court is
still in session.
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/ 4DuLL. IEverything in town
was dull on Tuesday except
"bsrlo*s'il the clerks in the
stores busted themselves in put
ting an edge on the steel and
whiting box tops. They could
be seen on the street corners
making "chips
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Pickles Of all kinds at
E. L SkzLEr 5.
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NOTICE
TO DEBTORS.

An parties indebted to The sirn Of AK.
SIMON, either by note or acsount are here
by notified to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, otherwise the claims
against them win be placed IN ihe hands oS
an attorney for collection
ALEX ZEKEND.
l. NJ SIMON,
Assignees Of Alex. Simon
Office at A. Simon residence.
Brenham, February 9Th, 1919 dxsx
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2 The BANNER learns from par
ties from Hampstead that not
outstanding the fact that the
one-legged railway has hoped
completely out of sight, the cir,
eplar-saw hotel still fiourishes
The unearthlysound that cir
cular saw makes a hungry mar
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cost $4,000. The engine and
cotton seed oil machinery cost
ab1s $1,000 and had been but
little used. The mill has been
idle for several years. 1t and
the machinery was. owned by
Mess. Giddings & Giddings. As
a matter of course. the building
was completely destroyed. The
loss on building is estimated at
$4,000; the machinery was but
little damaged. There was no
insurance on either the building
or machinery. The origin of
the fire is a mystery; it may
have been the work or an in
cendiary or what is deemed
more likely, some tramps may
have got in the building to camp
as the night was cold, and acct
dentally set it on fire. - -
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.losal Intelligence.

ysEarHER e Beautiful and
spr:rg-like.
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All grades goods marked way
down at
D. w. BloosBARcH & Co.'S.
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WEEKLY CorroN SrArKMENr,

WEEKLY CoTToN STATEMENT.
-Mr. w. K, Lewis, furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Thursday, Feb. IS, I87o.s.I. 81, :,
Net receipts, bales. ... 1914
onipments.. .............. 99I
Stock on hand.... ,..s....s..... 3zz6
Total receipts this season.. 3o,2I7
Freight, to New York 81 o5
per 100 lbs rail and water.
Freight to New York, 81 50
per 100 lbs, aH1railSHEx1r C
Weather report by DIR. Wood:
Total rainfall in inches. none
Highest temperature: -. ..-- ...s :. .7S1z
Lowest temperature. ....,-...,.... Az
Average temperature. $1,000. SIX
a. W. GRADER. Matchmaker and
Jeweler. BRENNAN. Texas.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
by H. M. Lewis, county clerk,
for the week ending February
20.
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The OIL Mil Burned.


About 40 o'clock on Friday
morning, citizens in the neigh
borhood of the courthouse were
aroused by the ringing of the
fire bell. At that time the whole
town was brilliantly illuminated.
The cause of the illumination
was the burning of the oil mills
situated on the railroad track
about GOO yards east of the de-
pot in an isolated position ,sAAIs
being no buildings VIII
or 200 yards. A.
fire was discovefs
such Roadway
could be done but
see the flames doS
The building was
frame 3ox6o feet wi
L. 1t was erected IN d
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SMART TkAMPs have invented
a new dodge to escape arrest
some of them now pass as corr
doctors. Woe be unto the poo
mortals that happen to fall into
their clutches,
know THYsELF" is the cap.
tivating injunction conveyed by
small posters stuck up around
town. A Celebrated bumpo-
slogist" proposes furnishing the
information-for a small consid-
Grafton. t,
New CHURcHEs.-The Pres
byterIans and Methodist are
soon to erect. new houses for
| worship. The colored Metho-
Ws,r ro D5 =" 80 go
| IT, : ~ 81
ADVERTISING does good. A
few days ago George Grater lost
szS ana put an advertisement
IN the BANNER. Inc money was
found before the advertisement
tlsst .gvsrt;s;;1,, ,,,,ss : e
-7--
ST. wo wen Know, el',
lzsns. on=sasoneseay, hiuuleeo
Z. = gallse % shse'eulls' Dus. 'iie
a'''lit fa s's .eo ,9u 80 quNeiy
that : dla not s. attract the stten-
non OF inc peesers, VINO mourn
- -
SoRN planting is now IN order
with some OF our farmers, who
are putting it in as fast as pos
.sioie" owing TO the advanced
stage OF the season. many are
SIMPLY running furrowsa Plant-i
ing anq then preaking put the
:
DI HE members iof the ffesby-
terrain church were handsomely
an and 81, nlospitahiy entertained at
the residence OF MIR. a M
White, on tuesday evening.
! hose who attended are lavish
IN their praises ct theentertain-
'iiipEksoSaE-Mr. w. l. An
Dress mayor OF Hampstead, was
f7town On luesday. Hen PAID
his respects toStiles BANNER and
reports his "city" as being in a
Acknowledgement .c.
.ts'tef so'ss'e w u.u
not mention the "one-legged
'a'-Ma +l,s----4--frI II
DuLL.AEverything in town
was dull on Tuesday except
"barle#s;'I the clerks 1 in the
stores busted themselves in put
ting an edge on the steel and
whiting box tops. They could
be seen on the street corners
making achips.n
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued |
by H. NJ. Lewis, county clerk, |
for the week ending February
20:
julius pietzseh and RoiaIge Marek.
gn; kosennsa''a and ssstsa sshawe-
T;ss;eI sis1so1s,a e: ~; ,elev s.mn,.
John Lola and Theresa Kohnt.
MAYORS eopRFE Saturday.
1.-The fifth case Of the city of
Brenham IS. FW. Becker, was
called, and the defendant made
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Fsrsals by 4. 4. WOOD. Bssahsn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-15
General News.

The wheat harvest has begun in Central
Pennsylvania.
The Hebrews propose to give a farm at the
West to every poor Hebrew family. This
would be an act alike of beneyolence and of
foresight.
Mr.. Manton Marbles marriage was one of
the exceedingly sensible affairs of that sort
No elaborate machinery, but only the slender
fingers of a clergyman to tie the nuptial knot
--Ner York KaK
A Nebraska paper SAYS: "Bishop OCon-
nor has gone to Greeley County to select so
600 acres of land for an Irish colony. which
is soon to come to Nebraska under the aus
pieces of the Irish Colonization Society.
The annual discussion over the characters
tics of the English sparrow has begun. The
ravages of the pestiferouS catcrpilars upon
the foliage of the trees where the pugnacious
birds have their nests and their sleeping
places furnish the occasion
An nveterate old chicken thief in Alabama
who had marvellous faculty of gliding ont
of close corner, was at length caught with
chicken in his hat. He denied the stealing
of it, and on being asked how then it got in
to his hat, he solemnly said "Dat marster
is just what 'stonishes me; but fore de Lord.
| specs it mus hab crawled up my breeches
leg"
A story is told in Edinburgh of Professor
Blackic, who became distinguished in the
| chair of Greek, that, being prevented from
lecturing one day, he caused to be posted on
the classroom door this notice ''Profess or
Blackie regrets he is unable to-day to meet
his classes. A waggish student scratched out
the initial letter of the last word of the SEN
tcnce. The kecn-eyed old man, noticing I'll,
prank that had been played on him, quietly
erased another letter, and left the following
to be read: Professor Blacke regrets he i.
unable TODAY to meet his asses"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-15
Augusta, July II, 1879.
Political.

ENln the Nation feels called upon Z. re
MARI that "a very large proportion of the
more sober-minded democrats themselves
have been thanking their stars during the
past thrc" months that there j. republican
rrr,itlent."
Chase Chronicle. whose editor is a mem
Der of thu present State Council, again states
thlt the state authorities have not assessed
the Maine Central Railroad dollar the pres
cnt wear. The people are beginning to ask il
the fusion which came into power in this
State last winter. is really reform. "-Ler-
,SioH JoH1Woi
Says the Skowhegan Reporter alt i, not
our desire to be considered us willing pcrse-
cutor of the grcenback managers but rs a
.Athcrcr and dispenser of news. it become.
our duty to say that the lumber trade has
taken good start; that the coasting bus
ness is paying for the first time in years that
the wooden and cotton mills have all their
seasons goods sold; that the volume of bank
paper passing through the clearing houses in
the cities since Jan. lst, 1879, il - per cent.
more than for the past six months of 1873.
This Improvement appears to he due to spec,
resumption. 1t also indicates that green
back success in the pending elections would
injure everybody but Il few CD greenback
office seekers"