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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-12-27
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The Christmas tree IN the Congre.
gational church was large anu
beautiful one. and we'll loaded.
Many of the presents were valuable
and all well in good taste. We have
not heard from the one at Lake Emf
ly. but have no doubt it was pleas
ant success.
A band OF Sons of Veterans has
been formed here. with good-sized
membership.
Strangers visiting our town are
requested not to express their opinion
OF the condition of some portions OF
our sidewalks.
Mrs. Luke O Riley. Of Horton. has
gone TO st. Paul with her children
and will spend the winter there to
give the children school privileges.
Mr.. O'Rieley will keep batch.
Mrs. Patrick Mccarthy. OF Fair
field. and children are visiting friends
in St. Paul.
Fred Clark went to MinneM oils
Tuesday night, and will attend "A
Commercial College there or a High
School in Duluth.
Frank J, Clark, of Duluth spent
Christmas with his parents here.
Malcolm Smith is home from Carrie
ton College, for the vacation.
A horse Walter Holton WAS riding
the other day fell with him, aud
bruised him 50 badly that he has had
to keep his bed since.
William Daley is in business In
Swanville this winter, but home ON Il
visitethi week.
Anderson's mill dam broke Satur'
day.
The notice in THE Sun secured the
Riverside school IA teacher. from Don.
nelly.
A deputy sheriff is the man that
ought to be arrested for telling your
correspondent that story about the
condition of trade here.
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MINNESOTA PATENTS.

List of patents granted the current
week to Northwestern inventors, as
reported for this paper by F. w Lane,
Solicitor of U ). and Foreigna Patent
St. Paul, MINI.
Frederick c.. johnson. Minneapolis,
indexed shipping hook; Haitian Rich.
ardson, Little Falls, bilge pump;
julius 6. Zwicker, Austin. fountain
ruling pen.
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QQNNElLY.

Or. Holden, of Herman, was in
town Tuesday.
JohnLee met with a serious acct
dent last week, by falling off il load Of
hay. He had his collar bone broken.
w. II. Townsend. of Herman, was
in town Friday OH business.
S. A. Flaherty, of Morris, was IN
town Friday on business.
Mrs. A. Johnson. of Morris, is Wis
iting friends III town.
Hans Hurad, Lewis Nelson and
Peter Olson were al Herman Satur-
day..
Mrs. John Hartlng left sunday
night for Wisconsin, where SHE will
spend the holidays with relatives.
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We wish you all happy new year.
Read the New York Sun advertise
ment.
Masquerade ball at Agency hall new
years night.
The pupils of the Morris schools
are enjoying q short vacation during
the holidays.
The prices of wheat in Morris to-
day are: No. l hard. 5 81; No. l
northern, 80; No. 2 northern. 5 80
Geo. II. Giltinan was the holder of
the lucky number in FIR. Buckentin's
rattle of q mare. The prize is a valu-
able one.
Christmas is the only holiday of
the year that brings the whole Chris
tian family into common communion.
Dickens.
Fish should be killed by sharp
blow on the back Of the head as soon
as taken from the water. They will
keep longer and taste better if they
do not suffer before dying.
Tue SrN is thin this week.we know,
but we know too, at least we hope,
that our readers will take into consid.
Grafton that these are holidays, and
the printer must enjoy them with
ethers.
The ninth edition of Ayers Anne
rican Newspaper annual has just
been received by us. Being thorough
~ reliable, as ready reference book
on all statistics and other matters
pertaining to the press 1t is invalu-
able to publishers.
Hans Bergen fell from a wagon on
Atlantic Ave-. last Monday evening
striking on his head. He was picked
up, unconcious, and carried to the
Central House, and after a couple Of
hours he fully recovered, not having
sustained serious Injuries.
We were in error last week as to
the date of the regular meeting of
the board of county commissioners.
1t will be held on the first day OF
january next, not the first Monday.
All persons having business to trans
act with the board are requested to
make a note of the date and be
promptly on hand.
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There is arising here and there q
note Of protest against the growing
subservience of society to machinery.
Mr.. William Morris. in The Novem-
Der Fortnightly bewails its deteriorat-
dng Effect. but is not without hope
that there will be in some sort saw
ing revival of handicraft. The pleas
ure whichthe craftsman once took in
his work, the individuality he put in
it. is gone. A great element of happi-
ness has. disappeared from his daily
life, and occupation once interesting
is: dull and cheerless The machine
feeder has not the chance to grow TO
tho st.lus of the skilled artisan. He
is; not lifted BY his work. but depressed
by it.
Individuality and tle exercise of
taste are denied to the purchaser Of
goods You want hat. say. like
you wore last year." but you must
take the one that fashion and the ma
chine turned out this year You want
a piece of furniture not "blotched
ever with idiotic sham ornament" but
you cannot get it without paying a
prohibitive price for it. IA serious
evil and degradation of human life"
result from the utilitarian ugliness
produced by machinery" in every
thing which the labor of man deals
with.
Under the influence Of machine pro-
duction the line between employers
and employees is accumulated. The
employing class is one ''of slave
holders. with its choice as to mode Of
life limited by the necessity of find
ing constant livelihood and employ
ment for the slaves who keep it alive. !"
There is tyrannous condition here
which breeds discomfort. just how
emancipation is to be brought about is
not clear. The effectiveness of ma
chinery cannot be spared But the
fact that the grumbling about it's evils
has set in portentts a desirable reac-
ton.-New York World.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CATHOLICS: REv. EoRoE g AsksLt. Priest
Mass every Sunttay At 1O:3O 4. ma. Sunday
school every Sunday at $3.50 III. vespers
II 3 p NJ.
dETHOplsF PHI Rev. E. G.. Sandeson, Pas
Tor Services every SUNDAY at ln:30,a m.
aud .3Jr IN Prayer meeting on Thursdays,
Il 7:3h =
10 lyf5 Il EaATIO Y al. Rev. J. B. Falrlank
4 A1stpr Services every sunday, AT 10 .aoa
Flh: AID 7:sv p m. Prayvr meeting every
Tilnrsday et7:30 % M.
NORkvEtaIAE EVANGELICAL LUTHER.
An Rkv A III. AsDERsoS Pastor. Servic~s
and nnsetiugs q ti,nt tesisnstesi by pastor
CONFERENG IL -REY. a DAaLH Pastor.
Meetings ats7:a0 o'clock every Wednesd day
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Michael Igo entertained IL large
party of friends at his residence in
Horton last evening. Music, singing
and dancing were the order. 1t goes
without saying that the guests passed
a very happy evening under the roof
of this hospItable host.
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Judge Dean took 800 bushels of
wheat and went down to the cities,
cleared 10 IL cents per bushel. had !.
good time and came home $50. win.
ner, And still our local buyers com.
plain OF losing money buying wheat.
Transcript.
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New Years excu sions.

The st. Paul Minneapolis and Ma
nitoba BY. will sell New Years Elk
cnrsion tickets at very low rates on
December Is h. and 31sl 1888. aud
January LIST. 1889. goal 10 return mp
to and including January Bird, 1889.
Tickets will he s Id to all points on
the line.
For further information apply to
ST. p. NJ & M. R'y. Ticket Agents.
or FIJI. Whitney. G..n PISS. and
Ticket Agent. ~. Paul. Mimi. I'll
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Christmas.

Christmas was a merry one in this
vicinity. 1t was most beautiful day,
and this with other favorable condi-
tlons enabled our citizens generally
to enjoy it in the best possible
manner. The day was generally OBJ
served in Morris. The banks and all
OF the stores were closed, that there
might be no hindrance of or interfer-
ence with any ones fttingly observing
festive occasion. Old Santa Claus
was unusually generous this year,
and no one, we believe, was over
looked by him.
There were Christmas trees, loaded
with presents in abundance for young
and fer old, at the Sisters school and
the Methodist church Monday after
noon, any evening land at the Congre-
gational church Tuesday evening.
In connection with the latter a very
interesting and pleasing entertain
-ment WIS given by the members OF
the Sunday school, consisting of
music, singing etc. Santa Claus was
on hand arrayed in his travelling grab
and took hand in distributing the
many gifts to the happy ones.
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TOWN CLERKS.
CIVIC SOCIETIES.


AT. 81. "A. M. Golden Shpaf Lodge
No l53, meets ist & 3rd saturday # each
month. D, G.. HANSON. w. NJ
w. w. GRlswoLD, Sec.
G.. A. re A. J. Overtpn Post No 40
meets Q & A Friday OF esch month at 8 D. m.
N r. PrRR, Com.
H. T BevaSs, Adj.
A. D. q w Morris Lodge No IS Meets
each TUESDAY, ,.vening at their hall
Also Select Knights meet at same hall LIST
and Ord fridays Of each month
D GiLLRsPiE. Com.
w. H MILES. Rec.
DIVISION NO. IA. O. Fl. meets second
Wednesday oil each month ut its hail.
ga. FLAH ARrY, Pres.
TtxorHr MuKPHY. R. 8.
FIR MATTHEW G. T. A. SOCIETY No.
100 Of the Catholic Total Abstinerce Society
of America Regular meetings G3 Sunday
Of es CHI month in 40 Fl hail Immediately
att.r mass visiting ms,ahsrs respecttull,
K.P OsBRfRs, SC.
MT LEisEi IN r. A CHAPTER No A.
IN etsl I 3 Wed Of each month
L Il VIM LING N, SEQ JoPs HOUSE, II p
: |. .. 0. +. Crystal Lodge No132 meet ev-
cry NJ ndas niyht at its hall.
j. A. JsHNsos. r !. II. =. 3EvAss, N q
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-12-27

We are in receipt of an elegant
calendar for 1889. Issued by the Win
chester Repeating Arms Co.. Of
New Haven, Conn. 1t is fifteen in.
ches wide by twenty-three inches in
length. and contains three original
colored illustrations by the celebrated
artist, Mr.. A. B. Frost. Either
would delight the heart Of sports
man. bat the principal picture is a
hunting scene, to which the artist has
devoted his best efforts. The calendar
proper is large, and shows the day of
the week and month, and also the
moons phases. Holidays are printed
in red. This calender, packed in q
strong tube. will be sent to any of
oursreaders upon receipt of four cents
to cover postage. address: Win
chester Repeating Arms Co., New
Haven, Conn.
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Social Notes.

A very large party of the friends of
Messrs and Misses Delahunt congre
gated at their residence on Christmas
night, and whiled away a few hours
in splendid social manner.
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FE HsOHAL.

u ~. Pssr-e rktssneI henge Friday
rs sh
Mr.an Mss. John House are sisit-
ffi,nts in Wisconsin.
! II. II. Perkins was in the city few
days during the week past.
Auditor Giltinan spent Christmas
with his family in Hastings.
Mrs. J. See has been confined 10 her
bed for several days by sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Jones visited
relatives in the cities during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of st. Paul.
are enjoying the holidays with Mrs.
Smiths relatives in the vicinity.
Mrs. Jas. Dempsey and Michael
O'Brien came up from st Paul to
attend the funeral of their sister. Mrs.
p. Diedrich.
Len. Dye an:. Chris. Murphy came
from Minneapolis. where they have
peen attending school, to remain dur
ing the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Westinghouse
came up from Waverly to help Mrs.
WIS. parents to eat their Christmas
turkey and to visit few days.
Judge and Mrs. Brown spent
Christmas at the home of their
parents. in Wiimar Mrs. Brown and
children remained for a short visit.
F. E. Newell and family went to
Hastings last Saturday. Mr.. Newell
returned Sunday night, and and Ms.
Newell and children will remain for an
extended visit with relatives.
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Farm produce of all kinds. hay.
oats, potatoes. butter. eggs &c-taken
in payment of subscriptions to THE
Mn
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.Tl,is Christmas psaio. = rsmarl,esl

i
Justice hell, rs 10 SEATED hs4''s III
en- ais III ,gtf sax fsiF's
e seeufs 4ea in mali fins q eat pts
not Ave saini4tss since and they eyi
IDENTIFY had A holiday apirit. Before |
culs say Il wefd the 2r"oiii gave ls'- y.
dollal---a Ing, round American dollar
and said he felt liberal at this lime
| drew back. but the thought struck
me, and took the money and handed
it to the bride. This Is my Christ
mas, present. | said. Go and buy Il
home with it, and ] sMelled out my
chest, put on benevolent, f,thefly
look. and gave them my blessing.
How happy am to he thus able
aye, Ace Abel Ito make the world
happy. l wonder how soon this couple
Will want divorce. Heigho! fhe
one moment marry two happy souls.
and the next ] aena somebody 20 the
asylum. This South Minneapolis life
is too rxhilarating. file Globe.
.-------------..--------
"The world needs Il religion to-day
says an exchange that will make a
man 5 word as good as his note. t'at
will make its professor pay,,ne hund-
red cents cha .dellar. sell sixteen
ounces To the pound, thirty inches
to the yard, four .prcks to thu pusitl
and one hundted aud twenty eight
cubic feet to core; that will.mike. a.
workingman doa iuil days work for
4 full days pay Whe Their the eye of
his employer is on him OF not, that
will make capital disgorge the lions
share of all profits and dlvidtth
equally and justly with labor, that
cause the manufactures to cease
adulterating his goods,the clerk from
robbing his employer.the .Mclal from
embezzllng the funds COMMITTED to
his trust; Il religion that viii make
men upright, honest, pure and trust
worthy in all the walks of hfe; Il re-
ligion that not only makes men happy
but righteous
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All kinds of feed ground and kept
for sale at Farmers elevator. If
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The celebrated Whitney's baby
carriages for sale at
I 24t G. j CRooNQrIsT.
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RENEWS kER Youth

Mrs. PuGs,e Chesley. P.terson,
Clay Co... Iowa. tells the following
remarkable story. the truth of which
is vouched for by the residents of the
town, "Iam - years old. have heeii
troubled Will, kidney complaint and
lameness for MANY years; could not
dress miself without help. Now
am free from all pain and soreness,
and am able to do all my own house.
work. l owe my hanks 10 Electric
Bi,ters for having renewed my youth
and removed completely all diseases
and pain" Try a bottle. soc. and ST..
at FRITZ BrCKENTIN' Drug Stnre.1
Village lots for sale or exchange at
this office.
Chattel mortgage blanks at this
office.
Advertise in TIE Sun. It brings
certain and prompt returns.
Township verified accounts for sale
at this Office.
The best seeder in the market for
sale by N. R SPrRK.
Cheap lands for sale in all
parts Of the unity, by L. II
Wellington
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RlANKsl RlANksl

6lNNKSI BLANKS!
Is there anything in the following
list Of blanks that you need! Ii so,
call at TUE SCN office and get them
at Pioneer Press prices-.a saving to
you ofexpreSs and collection charges.
We have on hand:
Warranty deed, blanks.
Mortgage deed.
Satisfaction Of Mortgage,
Farm Contract. and Lease,
Chattel Mortgage.
Chat.el Mortgage release.
Criminal Complaint,
Criminal Warrant,
Commitment, JCstice Court,
Summons, g :.
Summons, District Court.
Garnishee blanks, Justice Court.
Veiifcation Of Pleading,
Township Verified Accounts
Notes ndreceipts III books of 100.
Cows to sell,
Town lots to sell,
Sewing machines to sell.
A large frame shop huilding to sell
Attic lowest prices.
On easiest terms,
At this Office.
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SUN B Fam S.

THURSDAY. Dec. 27th,lssS No. I
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Farm produce taken on subscrip.
tlon accounts.
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Money to loan ats per cent
and no commission, L. Fl. Wei
lin rtrn
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Our Dress G DDS D6Da tlRat.
HERE Is ANOYHnR DRIVE

All our newmarkets; cloak,
short wraps, seal, silkpiush
sscqnes, children apd misses gar
ineilrs, regardless OF oct.
Boots, shoes. arctic over shoes,
rnbhers &c. Gu st ok in this
dr. art,nent is complete. We de-
sire to call your especial attention to
.ohr well assorted stock oil laa!es' and
gents slippers.
Our stock of groceries and its prices
speaks for itself. Our ann Is to keen
nothing in this department but pure
and wholesome goods.
We wanl 1900 q II dis OF &; i 4
|yissi y bu'te, for which We will;pay
IN goods at cash prices, 70 cent ! Der
pound.
q. =. DAN Il SON !.
Atlantic avenue. !,
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Village lots for sale or exchange at
this office.
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Chattel mortgage blanks at this
office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-02
One Hundred Thous,nd Farms.

Under the enlightened aud pro
gressive policy of its Executive and
Congress, the Republic of Mexico
during the last few years has grant
ed concessions to promote the devel.
Opment and settlement of that
country so richly endowed by ma.
ture in the resources of the soil, the
forest, field and mine, and blessed
with all the advantages of a salu.
brious climate and geographical 10
cation.
One of the most important and
valuable of the concessions has been
secured by the Mexican Land and
Development Company whose ad.
vertisement appears elsewhere, 10y
which is acquired the ownership OF
one-third of the public domain in
the State of Tamaulipas amounting
to several million acres including
agriculture, mineral, timber and
grazing lands.
Tamaulipas is the eastern State OF
Mexico, and is bordered by the Gull
of Mexico and the Rio Grande river,
its northeast corner being opposite
the city of Brownsville, Texas, thus
Immediately adjoining the United
States. There are many portions
of the state that are not surpassed in
fertility and beauty anywhere in the
world. The climate Is salubrious,
with an average rainfall for ten
years of thirty-three inches per year.
The soil is rich, and it abounds i'm
valuable timber and large deposits
of iron, oil, coal and the precious
metals. Still in its primitive condi-
ton, there is an opening here for all
industries from the smith shop to
the great iron, cotton and woolen
factories. From the primitive
wagon road to the iron horse and
steel rail; from the wild animal of
the forest to the high bred cattle and
sheep of the field; from the primitive
methods of agriculture to the steam
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thecO
mon hutsf for human habitatiOn to the
prosperous farm house and the thriv-
ing town and city; from the condi-
tiOns of the sixteenth century tothe
civilization of to-day.
The ultimate results of this enter
prise with intelligent management
must be marvellous, and the stock of
the company now offered for sale
is simply to secure funds for their
full realization. One of the largest
blocks of the most valuable agricul-
tural land in the world, great tracts
of timber, large bodies of mineral
land, vast oil fields, sites for towns
and cities are acquired with an OPP
portunity for building and operating
railroads, steamship lines, and other
public works.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-02
Rupture Cured.

No charges for examination or
consultation, and a cure guaranteed
i'm every case undertaken or money
refunded. OF the many cases treat
ed by DIR. Porterfield during the
past year in Red Bluff and Redding,
not one but will recommend his
treatment highly. Don't neglect
this opportunity. The sooner arup-
ture is treated the easier it is cured.
DR.. Porterfield will be at the Mon
roe House, room 9, until Aug. 9TH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-02
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Leabo, two daughters and
son Reas returned from the coast this
morning.
F. Owens, a journalist and A,
Wyllie of San Jose, Cal. are at the
Monroe house.
Fred Byars, delivery clerk at the
post office, has returned, brown as a
berry, from his seaside vacation.
E. M. Waite and wife start for
Rock Greek to-day to camp out with
the Williams and England party.
Hon. J. w. Mimic and daughter
Lena returned this morning from
California. He left his daughter
Laura at Mills college.
Mr.. A. H. Breylnan, wife and three
children of East Portland, are visit
ing Messrs. Eugene and Warner
Breyman and families in this city.
Prof. McElroy went to Albany last
evening to meet the Pennsylvania
teachers and accompany them to
Salem. The Prof. is from the Key
stone state himself
Mrs. Belle Walker, of Forest Grove,
registered at the Monroe House yes
terday evening, making hasty trip
ON business and returning on this
mornings early train.
Prof Smith, lately from Dakota,
and now principal of The Dalles
public schools, who was mentioned
by the JOURNAL as recently looking
around Salem for investment, pur-
chased a fifty acre tract of fruit land
before leaving. So he may be eX-
pected to visit the state capital again
and perhaps eventually make his
residence here.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-02
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The committee on program of the
Oregon state press association has
completed its labors, and the follow
ing is the result of their labors:
The business meeting of the asso-
citation will be held in the senate
chamber of the capitol on Friday
afternoon, August 10th, at 2:3O
O'Clock, and will be devoted to dis
cussiOns of topics interesting to the
fraternity in general. 1t will con.
tinue all afternoon, or so long as the
brethren desire. The public exer-
cises are to commence ats p. m. in
the representatives hall, and for
them the following program has
been prepared:
Music by the band.
Address of welcome, by Governor
Pennoyer.
Music.
Address of welcome, by Mayor
huEpnN.
Response, by President Pipes.
Music.
Poem.
Music.
Address by Hon. Van DeLash-
mutt.
Music.
Adjournment.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-02
LOCAL NOTES.

Call on Winters & Thomas for the
best groceries in town l
Cream soda, ice cream soda, milk
shakes, lemonades at Strong d Co.. s
Salem Grange meets in the hall at
10 Il. m. ON Saturday. \ full atten-
dance is desired.
If you are ruptured call ON Dr.
Porterfeld for treatment, at the
Monroe House, room 8, until Aug.
9TH. d-t-sat.
We are asked to say that Prof. NJ.
V. Rork will address an outdoor
meeting of citizens of Salem to-mor-
row night, at 1880, on prohibition.
The Good Templars will COM
mence a new quarter with an in
creased membership and good pros
poets on Saturday night. The
Grand Chief Templar of Oregon will
install the officers elect. Visiting
members cordially invited.
The JOURNAL wants to say that
great credit is due to Street Commits
sioner Thompson for the good con-
dition in which he is getting the
thoroughfares Of this city. By win
ter the centers will be well rounded
up with good gravel, in place Of the
usual depth of mire or liquid mud.
Keep up your lick, Mr.. Thompson.