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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
Den Sra Soundlpgs.
Chlcago Inter ocean.

The United States commission en-
gagged in deep sea soundings are
making many and valuable tiscOv-
cries. They show that animal life Is
ripe and active at a depth Of 5000 aud
1000 fathoms. At 1000 fsthOms large
CRABS have been collected; at 257i
fathoms a huge lobster was captured
The character OF the soil and minerals
is another study. In the gulf stream
powders, pebbles, rare crystals and
pieces of iron were collected. In other
places a strong clay and minerals oil
various kinds were gathered up. These
soundings bid fair to reveal many long
hidden secrets which scientific meu
have longed to know
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
Blood Poison.


DR. Desch5mps finds that apimsl
tissue under certain conditions becomes
q powerful blood poison. In oncseries
OF experiment. muscular fibers that
had been taken from AN OK killed six
hours before, were put into iDcision-
made In living cats, doga, rabbits, and
guinea pigs. Blood poisoning and
death occurred with all four, the order
being inversely az stated Monkeys
showed about the same results as dogs.
From this Deschamps, who il a di-ci-
ple NJ Darwin, iniier- that man was for
a long time q carnivorous animal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
CAMPAIGN FICTION.
a Story to the Purport that st. John
Tried to Sell Out.
The Republicans Were Willin but
Couldn't Pay Up SO He
Bounced En-,

d, LOUIS MO-, Jan, IL In COnnecs
ton with the angry controversy be-
tween Gov st, John OF Kansas, the
late Prohibition candidate for presi-
dent, and Hon. J s ClarksoR, the ed
itor OF the Des Moines State Register,
and other well known gentlemen, re.
specting the alleged offer OF Gov. st,
John to withdraw from the presiden-
tial canvass for money, the
Globe Democrat this morning
printed letter TO r. c. Kerens of this
city from James +. Legate, in which
it Is shown that negotiations We're
pending between ST. John and the
National Republican committee to
buy the former 20 work for the Repub-
licsn candidate. The Globe Democrat
says II was finally agreed to pay st.
John $3.50 600
An editorial in the Globe Democrat
In connection with James \, Legate's
letter says that Mr.. st John secured
early IN the campaign from senator
Plumb. letter Introducing Mr.. Legate
to the uatlOnsl Republican committee
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
Moring AgaInst the settIers.

CALDWELL, KAs, jan. l2.---Gcn.
Hatch left here Sunday morning with
a troop of the Ninth cavalry for S till
water, Indian territory, to remove
the Concho colony of boomers,
and he viii be joined
at that point by four troops from Reno
and Fort sill and one fr m Camp
Russell a large wagon train OF sup
plies accompanied the expedition The
command will reach Saltwater about
Thursday next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
Notes from Houston.

Special 20 the Gazette.
HoUsTON, Ten, Jan. 70 The case
OF the negro Preston Smith, charged
with rape, came up before Justice
RSwley this afternoon on prelimi-
nary hearing, Mrs. Elizabeth CLANCY
made the charge aud ne WAS bound
over to appear lefore ths criminal
court ut the February term.
Half "a dozen big stockmen are here
Tonight on their way from Western
Texas to Austin, where there will be
q big meeting aud grand banquet on
the 18th.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
Al the Grocery In 1900.
plttsburg Chr0niclo.TeIegIaph.

Pittsburg Chroniclo-Telegiaph
In 1900 little boy Will run TO the
corner grocery with can ia his hand
and say:
"Mah wants quart Of your best
elecuicityn
how'd your nah like that last?'
the grocer will ask.
"All right
THAT'S JohnsOn's; Johnson makes
good 'treity,n the grocer will remark
rs he turns the little boy on quar-
"Wot's your nah using IL for to-day2'
SHE'S going % wash, and wants II
to run the washer and wTiuger."
"TheTe You are, my little man Lool
out and don't spill ith And the gro
Ger viii give the little boy bunch Q
| raisins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
criminal Doin IS at Comanche.

special TO Tho Gazette.
CoMANCHE, Ten, Jan. I'm. n.
Hart, citizen of this county, was ar
rested and jailed here yesterday.
charged with selling mortgaged prop
erty. He has been bound over TO
await the action of the grand jury,
which meets the first Monday in next
month
Billy Dobson and Bishop Lewly
were bound over 20 tie county
court, charged with taking one Har-
we'll from his bed and whipping him
with frozen rope few nighus ago.
The case is likely TO be hard with them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

dams leased about $4,000 acres Of
land 10 seven lessets for ten years at
a ' early revenue OF from three to four
cents per acre. The witness had
never been paid anything To secure
the lesses. He advised the Indians TO
Jesse the border lands OF their reserva-
ton IN order TO protect themselves
from incursions OF cattle from Kansas
and the Cherokee reservation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
snate at Work on the Nicar.
an Treaty Bill to Inves-
tigate the Jetty System,

AKIN CLAIMS sHE HAS BEEN
CHEATED.
rsNeToN, ID. O., Jan. l2.-Mrs.
Ann Lockwood, the candidate
equal rights party for president
late campaign, in her petition
senate through Senator Hoar,
hat The votes cast for her 10
ors. new Hamp .nrre, Indiana
Michigau. Illinois. Maryland
AlaliiOrnia be counted, and thut
ietofal vote of Indiana be count
her. She claims that the votes
or her we've fraudulently aud
~ counted for the alleged ma
candidate, The same being
-aniHac to the letter and spirit
/ law and subyersive Of every
pie 81 equity and justice. She
leka that the senate refuse to re-
The Electoral returns of the state
w York or count them for the
Id msjority candidate, for had
pS6 votes pOlled in the state for
petitioner been counted for her
hot for one Grover Cleveland, he
1 not have been awarded a ma
over ell the votes cast at said
% in said state. The reason for
that the vote of Indiana be
" her She says, ia that after the
raj college OF that state had cast
te for the aforesaid Grover Cleve-
eit changed its mind, as il had q
right to do, and cast its united
for your petitioner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
SI.50 PER YEAR.

There is no better Weekly paper in
the State than the Gazette. lite made
up especially Tor those who desire a
Weekly newspaper and contains The
news from All parts Of the world with
timely discussions OF current topica.
The Gazette Is printed in large clear
type and IS easily read.
Market reports Of Rll commodities
arc printed each week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
n cnrroN.arN nunNrp.

Special 20 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Jan. 12-The gin of
Mr. Christian, near Eagle Ford, waD
burned on Sunday night. An iuceu-
diary did the work. II was valuable
piece Of property.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
BLAzEs.
A MAI.T uOUsE nuRNED,

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. Parmolps
malt house burned today Three
hundred thousand bushels Of barley
were rlined. The loss is 100000, in-
gurad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
-sNoINa rnE Do 80 MANrs.

,sNoINa THE PU eSIJ LAMBS.
snINGToN, d. c., Jan. r.
ror Van Wyck to-day submitted a
from the senate committee on
2, lands TO accompany the bill, al
sorted by him relating to the
IL Of public lands. In their re-
he committee say that without
ast authority aud in open and
defiance OF the rights
he government, large aud
times foreign corporations
rateiy inclose hundreds OF thou
OF Rcrcs, closing the avenues Of
ard preventing the occupancy
lands by those seeking homes.
alleee that ihe lanGs within
st inclosures stu remained open
tlement, yet no humble settler
cant means for the ueCessaries Of
ould presume 10 enter any SUCH
uro 10 seek ~ home, The
nnent has sufficient authori y
SO those seeking homes from the
territory, aud 20 burn the
es of thc,e invading the Yellow
park, while those appr0pristing
Tls6 acres are hoping That The only
1y TO be used against them VIII be
lws md delays Of the courts
fore we, the committee, have
a new section 10 The house bill
rizing the president summarily
move In distractions, aud If nee
y u uRe the military power OF thu
d Slatts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
sow WASHINGTON.
ANN Lockwood Asks That the
ctoral Vote Of Indiana be
counted for Her.

lenale Public Lands Committee
ommend the Use of the Mill
tary in Removing Fences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

All those who renew their subscrip.
lions before the first day Of February
next, can nave the peneht OF the pres
ent price, but after that date no sub.
scription viii be received for less than
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
Texas Pan Electric Telephone Co


Our Fort Worth Exchange " row I'D full
operation with oYhi ~ subscribers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

Every smoker should try Little
Joker.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
RIVERS AtD HARBoRs APIRo
pRIATGON.

AsHIScroN. Jan. l2.-The house
mittee on rivers and harbOrs have
pleted consideration OF the river
haIboT appropriation bill with the
,as,plion 81 msklug an appropriation
10 Ne Missisfippi river. That appro-
don VIII be considered tomorrow
the bill will probgbly be reported
the house Thursday, The
iiksipp river con mission have
q m an appropriation Of about
N8O00 the members Of the COM
- nea exprcse Tie opinion that the
~ 'nbesi0n viii receive about 5000. :
She Missouri river commission
d for about 81 800 900 for improve.
e 81 the Miss uri river. The com
ee have determined 60 recommend
.rpropria.ion Of S500,O00.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
J anasINa on me INDIAN LAM

~ tiEAsING on The INDIAN LANDS.
=" AsHlEoIoS, Jan. l2.-Mr. Crit
ems 8 msmber Of the Cherokee
lcil tsstded bsfoFe the senate com-
y Zee on Indian affairs to-day. He
g inforned that money was paid 10
le sie passage Of the Indian lease
81 dian agent Miles Of the Usage and
CIV kntlana testified that those In
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
- NICARAGuAN rKEATY.

lsHlNGToN d. c JAM l2,-The
e spent three hours to-day in
in discussion Of the Nicarguau
+. Senator Miller Of California
q long informal speech IN its sup
giving the history OF the negotla-
rom the beginning, and Senator
nan made an equally
Il speech in opposition,
z his argument chiefly upon
belief that the Clayton Bulwer
y was still in force. AT the con-
On of the debate 3 motion was
to have the two speeches printed
10 use OF the senate in executive
81 but was with rawn upon the
sstion of the danger that copies
{ reach the press aud public.
SvEsTIGATE TIKI JHTrY SYSTEM,
AsHIEaFoN, Jan Il Representa-.
Breckinlldge introduced in the
sto.day JOINT resolution recitinc
I there Ii lesson to doubt Of the Of
/ aoy Of the works in which the
lsrnment has engaged for deepen
the outlets to the sea Of sundrS
and halbort, and Temporarily
ing board 70 be called the UDiteC
harbpr beard, whore duty shal
o visit AL the works now be
constrpcted 10y the government
he Improvement Of outlets b.
as Of what is known as the jett.
N, TO make an examination O
iand tofepOftits conclusions to TIA
tary OF war The board shall con
II seven members T. be appointe
le pfesideur, who SHAH each II
ta salary of $4,000 per year, and a
0pfiatiOn OF $50 200 is made to en-
tie board TO prosecute its invest
GINS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13
RATES.

Bullna5l c31ntlII0ns' FeT mo0I7' saOV
gstlesnee 500
cisfgImen 1so
The Central ONCE, on application, VIII iur
nish subscribers messenger boys - run o
orTnnds, charging ~ the snlY 90 81 mesArn
eer ~ cen fOf the first hRif hour, for each
Addition Al half hour OF fractional part there
on 10 centa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-13

But after The first of next February tine
price will ho
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
THE BIG HOLE PLACER D1eG1NGs.

The recently discovered placer dig.
gings on the upper Big Hole, in this
county, are proving good, as the ground
is opened and prospected. The last MIS-.
so"lia" has the following to say about the
new diggings: "Still the excitement con.
tinues undated over the Big Hole placer
diggings. One can believe their own eyes,
and it is a common sight, both in Corval-
lis and Grantsdale, to see miners coming
down from the new Eldorado with the
genuine yellow dust, buying food with
which to return and continue their labors
at the rate Of $50 per day throughout the
winter; rather good pay As a rule the
miners are very reticens as to details, but
dc not deny the richness OF the new dig.
gings. Bill McWhirk has this morning
sent four men out to construct building
for store purposes, and intends 10 send out
large supply Of flour, bacon, etc, as soon
as the store is completed. The clouds Of
trade depression and financial cmbarrass.
ment will soon roll by, to give place 10 the
glorious rays Of a prosperity heretofore
! unknown in our valley"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board Of County Commissioners
will hold special meeting next Monday,
the .lst. The new salary law going into
effect on that day the Board will meet to
arrange matters with the county officers
under the new law. 1t is also understood
that the Commissioners vii! take under
consideration the recommendation of the
last Grand Jury in relation to building
new jail and Court House for Beaverhead
County. The Commissioners can not do
otherwise than submit the question to the
qualified voters Of Beaverhcad County as
recom'nendf1 BY the Grand Jury. When
the question j. voted on full expression
Of the people OF the county at the polls
will either .iopt or reject the proposition,
and BY submitting il the Commissioners
will have one their duty by placing the
matter in the hands Of the people.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
BANNACK BREvITIEs.

Complete preparations have been made
for the grand ball on Christmas evening.
The Polaris mine, in the Bald Mountain.
district, is yielding four to FIVE tons Of first
class ore daily.
The mig .,erd' has adopted new con-
stitution W. forb;ds married men get
ting dead drunk.
Bannackites are feeling good, and eve.
ryone anticipates enjoying "NIerry Christ
mas" and happy New Year.
a good strike has been made in the Kent
one o: the Blue Wing group Of mines,
owned BY O'Leary y Gallagher.
Howe Il Selfridge are running their
drain drift to catch bed.stone in the long
dry gulcl,, half mile from town.
A ratified Dillon whist sharp stopped in
Bannack one day. The Dillon ". $. lead
from sneak and he lett the mex; day
| wiser man.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
IN, Town AND OUT.

Calendars for 1886 are inquired after.
The columns Of the TRIBUNE are open
for holiday announcements.
"Shoulder Brooms! Left, left, left
the broom brigade Is coming.
Beaverhead County has a light debt
which is fast being extinguished.
. Space In the Holiday TRIBUNE may he
obtained by applying at this Office.
Look ut the Christmas gifts As you loco
mote up and down Montana street.
There will be stampede and rush to
the Big Hole placer diggings next spr'pg.
County warrants are gobbled NJ with a"
alacrity indicating that they are good In
vestments.
Two coming marriages are reported
One in high life, and the other I" pecu'
MARY circumstances.
The matrimonial market Is booming.
More uniortunates are about to be wrecked
on the matrimonial ship.
The grand ball 10 be given by the Ma
sons Of Bannack on Christmas evening
promises to be largely attended.
School ltNistevs is the name OF new
monthly publication issued at Butte It's
edited and published by A. G. Ne~i'i' OF
the Butte High School. 1t will be devo'
ted to the interests Of the public schools.
Examine the advertising columns Of the
TRIBUNE il you are in quandary as to
the selection OF holiday presents. Dillon
merchants are we'll prepared for the ho'''
dav trade with extensive stocks OF goods
at very low prices.
The outlook for the newly discovered
placer diegings on the Big Hole Is first
rate. Considerable gold dust has bee"
taken to Missoula and sold to the banks at
tia, place. The pay.streak pans out ''ct'
and !, is believed it will prove extensive.
Stockmen in Southern Montana are all
,,.ar;n, contented smiles. The past tall
has seen exceptionally fine. Stock o" the
ranges are in prime condition. Cattle arc
fat. which will enable them to pull through
the winter without serious loss even should
the winter prove hard one. Inc cat''e
mr.. all healthy. NO disease OF any kind Ne
! ing reported.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
j." SCIENCE"

The success Of Science, the scientific
weekly for general readers. and the in.
crcasing quantity Of scientific news pub.
lislcd by the metropolitan dailies, arc in.
dications OF the increasing interest Of sci
entific matter to the country at large.
When the interest of newspaper readers
has once been fairly fixed. VIC shalt no
doubt have a scientific daily, perhaps a
"Z)nly Science" ANY reader desiring to
try Science, the new scientific weekly, will
be entitled to the four issues Of December
on receipt Of twenty five cents BY the pub.
fishers, 74s Broadway, New York.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
EPISCOPAL.

Next Sunday, IT,. fourth in Advent, the
following services will be held In st James.
Church: Holy Communion at S a. m,
morning service and sermon at IL a. m,
Sunday School at l,:15 p. IN, evening
service at : y. NJ. Monday. being st.
Thomas day, the church will be open for
service at II a. m. Thursday evening,
being Christmas Eve. the Sunday School
chrildren will have their Christmas tree at
half-past six o'clock. On Christmas day
there will be service and q celebration Of
the Holy Communion at II a. m.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

The stores Of Dillon are now displaying
elegant, elaborate and enticing displays Of
Christmas goods. Christmas cu.iosities
are veritable works Of art, and the tempta.
ton they present to every person is hard
to resist. In Dillon you can buy a nice
present for your best girl, your wife or
your affectionate mother.in.law The hol.
iday stock o, goods at the stores repre-
sents host Of beautiful things that it is a
pleasure to inspec. and satisfaction to
purchase. Cali at the stores and examine
the extensive stock Of attractive Christ.
mas presents, ,... 49,. ...,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19


Tho weather continues favorable; and -
the old year Is drawing to close and will
soon. be numbered. with the: things that
once were, claim. owners in the mining dis.
tricts Of Beaverhead County are doing or
having done the required amount 1T rep.
resentation work on their mines. Those
who fail Or neglect to do the necessary
work are liable to have their mining prop
critics relocated. All who own claims that
they place any value on had better do rep.
reservation work, and thereby avoid all
chances Of trouble and loss OF property.
This is timely hint to all interested.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19

The Pavilion Is rsaping its reward. Tn.
der an efficient management the instit,.
ton is an attractive resort every evening
day evening resulted in Messrs. Crowell,
Will and Bush raking in the prizes.
On Wednesday evening the ten.mile
race between Reynolds, the champion, and
Crowell and Cox, was witnessed BY a large
congregation. Reynolds gave the Dillon
boys half mile in ten, and scoopcd them
without an effort.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
Personal.

Henry Gieed, Of Spring Hill, was in the
city.
w. K. Wright dropped down from Ban.
mack.
6. G. Earle and family, OF Willis, were
in the city.
Captain Williams, Of Salmon City, Ida
no, paid Dillon call.
TIN Callahan returned from trip to
America in correct shape.
Phil u. McGoush Is up in tive Big Hole
Basin hunting gold diggings.
Mrs. John Parlet has gone to Denver,
Colorado, 70 visit her parents.
T.. "Bud" Spfiakle has gone to New
York State to spend the winter.
III. e. Shaw. departed for Tennessee.
where he will remain for the winter =
Joe Shineberger reported the stock on
the Red Stone range in fine condition.
Joe Smith, the popular bachelor OF the
Social City, visited Dillon and Glendale.
Pat Dempsey, the irrepressible joker of
Bannack, was down after his Christmas
gift.
T.. NJ. Goodwin, Of the Salt Lake 7i-ib-
"ne, was in Dillon gathering holiday .ed;.
ton information.
Miss Fannie Poindcxter, who is attend
ing the College Of Montana at Deer Lodge,
will be at home during the holidays.
Charlie Wright, Of the Butte Miner, is
taking in Beaverhead County for the forth
coming number Of the Holiday Miner.
Captain John Brannagan, now Of Butte,
who was once in the "Modoc war" in this
county, is mentioned AS a candidate for the
office Of Internal Revenue Collector for
the District Of Montana.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
ELIEL'S LOCALS.
HOLIDAY GOODSl

complete line ct attractive goods, suitable for
7olidav Trade, including novelties in Work Bias.
kets, Albums, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes.
Writing Desks, Inkstant!s and Perfume Cases. arc
now on exhibition at Elel's,
CLEARANCE SALE.
20 per cent Reduction will be made in ,b,
prices of all our Ladies and Childrcn's Cloaks.
At CoSt.-Our entire stock Of Dress Trimmings.
including Rraids. Cheni:es, Wool Laces, Moss and
Feather Trimmings, and also our stock Of Knit
Goods and Hoods.
Bankrupt Stock.-Wc have made exte nsive
purchases from the bankrupt stock Of the Lion
Clothing Store in Chicago and now offer line Of
Overcoats made exclusively for city trade, from
4s.no up.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
MASONIC ELECTION.

At the regular communication OF Dillon
Lodge. No. 30, \. +. and A. NJ, held last
Saturday evening the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
W. NV. Il. Gilbert.
). Wv. J. Crowe(l
|. VIC. L. Paul.
rrcasurcr-W. E.. Orr.
Secre:arv-R. !. Moore.
5. Dr.. +. Conyre.
!.D.-T. W. PoindcXtc:.
STEWARDSHIP. Burlc'Ed. -. +. Reinhardt.
Tvlcr--.A {. Hill.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-19
LOWEST PRICES.
Dillon FURNITURE COMPANY,

DJIION FCRNlTCKE lOMPANV.
Willie YOUR throat is throbbng and your purse.
sttihss aft open. and you don't know what to buy
for y0tfsef at fricnA ut this. the iovfu season al
the year. just Call around ut the Dillon Furniture
Co.'s Rooms and you will see the finest line Of goods
suitable for the occasion ever before displayed in
Dillon.
A CIR Load of Oil Paintings, Mirrors, Brack.
cts. What Nots, Picture Frames, Mould,ngs, etc.,
ETC., tor Christmas and New Year to he seen at the
DILLON FURNITURE On.