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ATTERTION REPUBLICANS.
Call for a State Convention of Republican
Clubs to Form State League.
MAErIslEuno. v. u, JAa. Z, 1SSs.

MAErSSBuEo. ". Va, Jan. =, 1883.
To ne Republicans Of ReE Virginia:
BY authority vested In me as Vice President o.
the National Republican LcAgueior West Virginia,
hereby coll a Convention Of Clubs TO be held at
tho Opera House, wheeling, on
FEBRUARY 10 & 10, 1883.
The purpose Of this meeting is for the orgRpilh.
don Of state League 10 act in harmony with the
National League. Each Club Is entitled 10 I've
delegates and to cast one vote in the Convention,
Tbs members Of the Congressional and State
Committees and the Chairman and Secretary Of
cSch County Committee arc expected TO attend.
All editors OF newspapers opposed TO condnu'
alton Of the Democratic administration are cor
daily invited.
Reduced fares on railroads vii DO Eivcn to those
attending the Convention.
orsnpIls Clubs at once throughout the State,
and appoln. delCgstes
GEORGE N. BOWERS,
Vice President National LsGgue for West We:
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HoNGoPATHY.-Hopeopathy, based on
natures immutabIe law Of sImiuru, Is the
bane.of quackeEy and its legitimate, time
tried and brilliantly successful medicines
are spreading, as a certain noted editor
would gay, ''llke ERE in an October clear
ing" among intelligent people; same with
our Veterinary Remedies. Those who
have never trisd Homeopathic remedies
should get copy Of our little manuals,
the "Medical Index, and the veterinary
Index" food for thought in themi free
at druggists keeping Homeopathic msdi.
cinea, or by mail Of us. BoERIoKE &
TAFEI, 627 smithteld street. Oldest
Homnopathic Pharmacy in America,
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Few people who suffer from torpid
liver have sny adequate idea OF what
that important organ actually does and
how it appears in health or disease. Vel
by taking the trouble to step into Logan
& Co.'s drug store. Bridge corner, MaiI
street, Wheeling, W. Va, they may SET
both, as shown in the scientific and scu
rate model Of the human body on exhi6
ition there. One ouch sight is worth vol
umcs Of description, as explaining physio
logical facts and bow KRskine, the neW
ouinine, has won Its great reputation II
preventing and curing disease.
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By virtue 81 dsei Of trust made By jams Z
FGrls and Ktta B Farls, his vile, 10 me h tIuEle
dated July 10. 1884. recorded In the oflce Of tie
ClerE OF the County Court Of Ohio county, 10;
Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No %, pSgs q
will sell at the north front door Of the Count House
Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 2Ist DAY Of JANUARY, lSS
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, the 'oloWlngds
BcrIbed properly, that Is 10 say: AL thsi lot o.
parcel Of ground on Wheeling Island knOgn Il
Lot Numbered Bighty-oisht In d ZNpe's addition
70 the city OF wheeling, In Ohio county, West Viz
ginia, together with the Improvements iEefso1
the Entertainments and GppuFteGances thereto b.
longing.
trustee will convoy only the ute vested In nesI
said deed OF trust
TERSS OF SGLE- onc-third and e. much more a
the purchaser clecb to pay in cash on tho day Of
sale. the balance In two equal iustAlmcnS at ons
and two years tho purchaser N glye notes beGinS
interest frOm the day Of sale for tbs deferred pAJ'
ments, the utle 70 DO rGtEined unil payment
NN'"N-' - ' WI ". COWDES, Trustee.
". q. HALLKR, Auctionoer. deA
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Nav Orlnann- "a.

pEuEupEp That the presence Of Genesall
nEMEWOE0 BeAuregArd and Early, who ART
In charge Of the draWtnp, . q guarantee OF AbSo
lutte iAiTnes and integrity, that the chances arc al
equal and that no one can possibly divine what
number viii draw Prize,
REMEMBER that the payment Of al PIiIel q
GUARANTEED by -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, and tina Tickets are
hgned by the President Of an Institution Whose
chartered rightg are recognized In the highest
Courts; therefore, beware Of any mutations or
Anonymous schemes
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE RR-

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r.
w On and after Monday ootobar 81, 1857,
trains on the wheeling q Kim Grove Railroad viii
run a follow:
Leave Wheeling:
6:s1s m, 100 N, Do ID. Il:oo am, IsEo N, $50
p N, $40 m, 7:cop N, 300 pm.
Arrive It Wheeling Park:
500 N, 7.S5 N. e;S5 m, li:S5 q n, 2;0S D N,
l;oS m, 6:S6 p m, 7:sS m, o:SS pm,
Leave wheeling Park:
$40 m, 7:tS N, 1880 m, 1870 p N, 7;S0p n,
A:2o n, Gao p N, 500 p N, 1000 p N.
Arrive at wheeling:
6:tS N. S:7O N, lo;SS N, 1:O6 p N, sos N,
l:b6 N, 6:Ab p N, Si6 p N, 1880 pm.
sUEDAY5-LeAVe the city at 500 N, and run
every hour until 800 p N. Leave Wheeling PARK
At 300 m, and run eVOry hour until 10 n, ex
oept the church trAin. which win leave The fRfk
a. 9:t N, and CITY ct las p N.
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DIED.

FRE-on Tupsdsy. January 10, 1855. at 10 O'Clock
. year Of her age.
Funeral from her late resldencer No. s:2 Alley O,
Friday ki.eInoou at O'Clock. Interment al
Peninsula Cemetery.
SIMPSON, On Tuesday, January 10. 1883, at s:It
O'Clock P. y, Mrs. NANCY J. sIMPsoN, in hei
6sth year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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NOVICE no LIsN HOLDERS.

To ali persous holding liens by Iudgmel. Of ohI;;
wise on the real estate, or any part ihsfeol :,
William Morrison, situated In OhiocOunV' Na'
In pursuance Of decree OF the Mrnlcipil coz!
81 wheeling, made in cause therein pending y
subject tho real estate oil tha SAID william AV H,r
Son 10 the EStiSiantiOn OF thu Hens 'hercJn, ~
are hereby required - present all claims he. \.
you and each Of you against the fald NlluG
Morrison, which are liens on bis real esA', o. ~
part Ct Il, for adjudication To me, a. my ON nv,
i2l0 ChRpline street, in the city o. Whselns W
county, West VirginiG, on or beio:o Wtdnua'!i
the 25Ih day Of January. 1883. ,,..
Given under my hand this 9Th day o. w, ge's2'
Der, 1851. JOSEPH H. PAUL
de2s'We 'Omni'sll1d.
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NoMMIssIoNER's NOTICE.
In tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Simon Baer'S Sons ,,.

william Morrison and Others,
By virtue OF an order entered In the above en-
titled cause on the 2l1 day Of December Isl Il z
referred 70 the undersigned Commissioner Ia
UhRncery OF the said Court ID take settle and n
port 10 the Court an account Of all Hens upOn each
Of the parcels OF land in Ohio Counsy, West VIZ
ginIa, mentioned in tho bill IN said cause o. lhe
amounts and piohties Of such liens, ard Of ne
persons entitled TO the benefit thereof; Of ne
value and rental value Of each oil the pAtcei q
lana upon which raid liens exists, together via
any other pertinent matters, deenied 80 BY he
commissioner, or which mEy DO required 70 bsio
stSied by any Of the parti'S
Notice Is hereby given that tbs undersigned "a
hxed upon "wednesday, the 18Th day o. illlLiJ'
1875, commencing at O'Clock m. N the uEs
aud his ONCE, No 100 Chapllne street In tbe cu
Of wheeling, Ohio county, vest Vlrginlt a. no
place ct which he will proceed 10 Ascertain ana e
port tho several matters In the said order oil lds
Given under my hand this 9Th day q De:e='
her, 1857, JOSEPH X PAUL.
nFEEn
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REAL EsrArF.
FOR RENT



No. 50 Fourteenth ttrest, S rooms. p,tp,,, -.
table and WHSh,Toom, SIS 90 q month. q,
No. 20 Ailey Z, O W month.
No % Twenty attn street, 8 roonS. O. so.,,,.,,
No. 9Al Alley o. one room, 50 90 lnontb A-Vl'a,
10, is TWenty.i0urth street. SIS bnobis'
no co North Trout street: will NM IL .,,-
~ hxtures at SIS 90 mouth. NA'ulL
No 1851 Market street, EtorerOom ana c,r..
as % . month. N''i
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL 1.
10, i76 Sixteenth street, SIC 90 month
No 81 Twenty sixth street % 90 nOptb
. NO u Thirty'third street. 81 10 lnOntb
no, 10 ThiEty.lhifd street SO % Z tnootb
80, I7l9 Eoh Gueet, sl2 70 month,
No. $50 Fourteenth sweet, SIS 70 q month
no, LII Sixteenth street, sSit month
No, as sixteenth street, 81 So Z month.
No I7g Alley ID, 81 90 q month.
No. $50 Alley IS, 50 % month.
No. III Seventeenth street. Sll % a month
No, 28s5 Vain street, SIC c. 4 morth.
no IsSS Main STREET, SIC CO month
10. 2A0 Main suceL SO Go month
No 2s20 Main street, formerly 4 nln,, a.,
boarding houRe, SIS 90 q month. Ali
No. 2l0l Main street, business house aad dVsr.
Ing, SIS % & month. N's-'
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TRUsTEa's sALK.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF trust made BY Cisor,
Hubbard and EmmR II. Hubbard, his wife, 10 n
O. trustee, dated December = lSs3, recorded 10 u.
county, west Virginia, In Deed Of Tfus, BoOt "a
%, paSe AZ, will sell at the north dojf d ~
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, ISIS
commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ, The lolovn,
property, that Is to say;
Ali OF lot numbered iorly.two Tot No. N,
CaldWell's Addition TO the city Of WheellfE 9
TIsHs OF aLIR-one, third and 81 much nor II
the purchaser may elect, to DO paid In cash II tA1
lime Of sale, and Tim balance In two equal ilg.il.
monts at one and two Year,, with intertE iron
the day Of sale the purchaser 10 Eiye Bo,a b,
Inc deferred payments and the title u be rgllad
until payment u made in full.
49, 5. =. CRAWFORD, Tuyis.
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FoRSALR.

No, 2l26 Market street, a large desirtbls ~,
dence. Ground q full lot, iToltng Go fset on ~,
Rel street, PEiro 5000
per cent Investment can DO bought for Sc G0
Building or manufacturing site north glds NJ
Nineteenth street, east Of Woods street, S6 a.
front foot
Lot south Of House No. ssol Eoi street Il.to
Ground Is teot iront east oil house No, u Yh.
II AcrtS Of Land aud a desirable re5!Iesso =,
Beech Bottom, valued at 81, so; will eIchsaSe h,
city property.
fo, $50 Twelfth street; crourd full lot,
Is Acres Land suitable Tor aATEet gaiiepIs,,
distant from the city one mile aud AqulrICf, Q6f
JAMES q. HENRY,
torney, Collector aud Notary Public hiS
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Capital Prize, Sl5O.OOO.
RFNoucE. Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves
So FLlthB, %. TenthSI 81.

no Prizes, amounting ooc
only 10 the once Of the Company In New OTleanL
aBor further information write clearly, giving ful
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money 0rden,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur.
rency By Express lat our expenSel addressed
n, A. DAUPHN,
New Orleans, La.
y waahIngtoy1 n
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NEW ADvERT1sKSlENTs

TOR RENT-HANovER HOTEL,
Martins FerTy, Ohio: . MONS; natural ga
and water In building. Possession given April I.
Terms moderate. For Information call on or I'd
dne11 z 81 lloyd MaFtin6 Ferry, O. iAllJTnAFt
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE

tO6G SO. A1hs
No. 70 North Front street, two story frame.
No. ~ Fifteenth street, two story brick.
No, II south Huron street, for sl,2e0.
No, ll2 Coal street, for SOD.
No ia Seventeenth street, for 81 co.,
No 1856 North Front street, Is rooms.
South Wabash street, Toous. N,$o.
Gnply 10 W. Il. kINEHART,
iaii 1l6s Market Street
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FOR SALE,

Modern 7 ROOned HOUSE. n sOutA Yors r..,.
cheap.
Good Q Roomed Brick Houte, corner Wood ,r1
Thlfly.eighth streets. Pay a. an iuy,siEtaL
A Splendid Farm near Vt. Pleasant, OILS, ,i,s,
miles from Wheeling.
seven Roomed House on Moth Front Irui; ls
t0xIp0.
Six Rooned House on North York street,
Building Lots.
Dwelling Houses and Store Room for rent lrua
A'' G.. o. SMITH,
ja2 Real Estate gent. 1870 y,lnsL
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated In 1858 for Is yeGrs By the LegiIlA.
Eure for Educational and Charitable purposes, with
capital Of s., 900 O00-to which reserve fund oil
over $3.50, 900 has since been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
Wai made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December ID, A. D., 1sD.
Tho only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed BY
the people Of any State.
RAre SeaIs or poIpmG,,
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
plRoe monthly, and the Grand Quarterly Draw.
inES regularly every three months (MArch, June,
September and Decemberl.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE. Second Grand Drawing. Class ., In the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday,
February !, 1SsS-2l3th Monthly Drawing.
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FITSl-All gitgStopped ir,a By Or Ellnes Great
Nerve Restoref. No Ritg after art day'su use Man.
VelouS ourea TrtauIa and 81 90 TRIAL bottle ree 70
ut c0eI Send Dr.. Kline, 9Sl Arch st. PhilA. Pa.
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A fountain of universal knowledge
frst class hotel clerk.
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1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
rGugementg for all tho Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and in person manage and control the D1WingI
themselves, and that the same are conducted Wiz
honeSty fairness and In good faith toward all
parties and We authorize the Company to use this
eertincste, with FAC SMILES Of our signatures At
iSnhed, In it, advertisements"
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CTOCKH0LDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Belmont Nail Company viii DO held Of The once
Of the Company, tuesday, January n, 1883, a.
O'CLOCK ?. ~ for the election OF direction, and the
tnnlaction Of such other bulinea that may eoms
before than. j. d. QuBOIB,
IGIf.Tu genfetaFY
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ORR, A. DAUPHIE,
Warrington, D. O,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIII. HALIER, Auctioncsr. dsI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-24

IT WAS scarcely to be expected that
the Summer solstice would be allowed
to run its heated course without pas
sage at arms between those two great
and shining examplars of chivalry, Col
Harrison Gray Otis and Gen. H. H.
Boyce. The jousts at Ashby de la
Zouche were not the scene of a more in
spring interest when Ri hard Cmur de
Lion, the Knight of Ivanhoe, Sir Brian de
Bois- Guilbert, and other kindred spirits,
were expected to engage in them in deadly
combat than will be the steaming hall
In which the Republican county Conven-
tion will assemble Thursday next to every
honest, square-toed Republican. Every
leather lunged champions of Gail the
Decency'' in Los Angeles county is now
in line and vociferating loudly, even
those of them who ought to be in Jail for
the outrages of Saturday last if the law
were administered in this bailiwick. The
war cries are hoarse and furious. "Once
more to the breach, good friends" shouts
Otis, while the reverberant voice of
boyce can be heard shouting, "Charge,
chester, charge; on, Stanley on" That
deeds OF great political puissance will be
reported OF the rival clans need not be
doubted. AS usual in encounters of this
kind, however, the debonair figure Of
Boyce will loom up the victor, "as large
as life and twice as natural"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-24

The Fresno Republican refers slight.
ingly to the speech of Hon. Reel
b. Terry in Los Angeles, and
this belittling paragraph is quoted
approvirgly in the Times of this
city. We beg to assure our contempt.
rary that MIR. Terry left an exceedingly
favorable impression upon the largest po.
litical gathering ever held in California
outside OF the city of San Francisco, if il
were not absolutely the largest, maugre
the Bay City. The quite ten thousand
people who listened to Mr.. Terry sized
him up as young man of vigor, ability
and purpose-as ''the man for Galway
Ito use one of Charles Levers
happy phrases. If the writer of the
squib in the Republican had been here
and had seen the surging thousands oil
the Democracy torch in hand in line, OF
surrounding the platform, he would have
changed his mind about Mr.. Terry's
chances of success. The allegation that
the Democratic candidate for Congress is
free-trader belongs to the same class OF
calumny as that which desigDates the
Mills bill as free.trade measure. 1t is a
kind of twaddle that deceives nobody,
and has 30 little power to injure that we
are surprised it is ever resorted to.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-24
NOT CANCER.
An Absurd story About Randall's
Sickness Denied.

PHILADELPHIA, july 23,-pr. r. W.
Martin, who has been in attendance upon
ex-Speaker Randall at Washington, and
who visited him yesterday, denied this
afternoon the statement published to the
effect that Drs. Mallan and Lincoln had
said that Randall is suffering with cancer
OF the stomach.
'It is not true," said DIR. Martin; "it
is no more cancer OF the stomach than it
is cancer of the head. heard last week
that such story was in circulation, but
it is not true. DIR. Mallan yesterday told
me that he had never said that Randall
was suffering with cancer of the stomach,
and he stated that DR.. Lincoln had said
nothing"
DIR. Martin added that Randall is get
ting along as well as could be expected,
though of course he is weak.
WASHINGTON, July 90. = Randall's
private secretary denies the statement
that Randall has cancer and will retire
from public life. The secretary says the
sole cause of his illness is hemorrhoids
Drs. Mallan and Lincoln were seen by
an Associated Press reporter to-day, anC
both denied the published statements
that Randall is suffering from cancer O
| the stomach.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-24
A WHISKY WAR.
A Hundred Shots Fired But Nobody
Killed.

LOUISVILLE, July 23.-There is a bitter
fight in progress over the whisky ques-
ton at Harlan Court House, Ky. County
Judge Lewis believes a great deal OF
whisky is being sold in spite of the local
prohibition law. Several grocerymen
were tried few days ago on the charge,
but no proof was produced. The arrest
angered the accused, and as Judge
Lewis rode out of town in the
evening, he narrowly escaped be-
ing shot by John B. Barcy, one of
them. Lewis rode back into town, and
assembling the opponents of the traffic,
proceeded TO search the stores of those
suspected. They found liquor in several
and rolled the barrels into the street and
emptied their contents. This was done
under guard of twenty men with Win
chester rifles. Yesterday the whisky
men rallied and the factions encountered
in the street. A hundred shots were
fired, but nobody was killed. Five were
carried off badly wounded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-24
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Civil Service Reform
Message.
Reform
IDEAS EXPRESSED.
A Statesmanlike Document - The
Regular Congressional Grist.
Washington Waits.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The President
sent to Congress to-day a message trans
mitting the fourth annual report of the
Civil Service Commission, covering the
report between the 10th of January, 1856,
and the 1st of July, 1887.
The first half of the message is a sta
tistical analysis of the Commissioners
report. The remainder of the message
embodies President Cleveland's latest
idea on the subject of Civil Service Re-
form. This portion of the message in
full reads as follows:
The path OF Civil Service Reform has
not at all times been pleasant nor easy.
The scope and purpose of the reform has
been much misapprehended, and this
has not only given rise to strong opposi
ton, but has led to its invocation by its
| friends to compass objects not in the
| least related to it. Thus partisans of the
patronage system have naturally con-
demned it. Those who do not un-
derstand its meaning either mis-.
trust it, or, where disappointe d
because in its present stage ii
is not applied to every real or imagin-
ary ill, charge those entrusted with its
enforcement with faithlessness to Civil
Service Reform. Its importance has fire.
quently been overestimated, and the sup.
port of good men has thus been lost by
their lack of interest in its success. Be-
sides all these difficulties, those RESPONSE
BILE for the administration OF the govern
ment in its executive branches, have
been and still are often annoyed and ir'
ritated by the disloyalty to the service
and the insolence of the employees who
remain in place as the beneficiaries and
the relics and the remyinders of the vi
cious system OF appointment which the
Civil Service Reform was intended tC
displace. And yet these are but the in
cidents OF an advance movement which
is radical and far-reaching. The people
are, Notwithstanding, to be congratulated
upon the progress which had been made
and upon the firm, practical and sensible
foundation upon which this reform now
rests. With continuation of the intel
ligent fidelity which has hitherto char
acterized the work of the Commission
and with continuation and increase O.
the favor and liberality which have
lately been evinced by Congress in the
proper equipment OF the Commission fol
its work, with a firm but conservative
and reasonable support of the reform by
all its friends, and with the disappear
ance of opposition which must inevitably
follow its better understanding, the exc
cution of the Civil Service law canno
fail to ultimately answer the hopes il
which it had its origin.
| GROVER CLEVELAND.
Executive Mansion, July 23d.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-24

THE Prohibition party Of Los Angeles
county have concluded to make the pres
entt year memorable by showing that
they hold the balance Of power here
The leaders of the organization avow
their ability to poll twenty-five hundred
votes in this county this Fall. The de.
feat OF the Republican party in the COM
ing elections in the Nation, State and
county will result in that organization no
longer doing business at the old stand
and the inheriting of its effects by the
Prohibitionists. This is prize worth
struggling for, and it is precisely where
the leaders of the movement have set
their stakes. Their motto is excelsior,
and they have all the ear-marks OF
winners.