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Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27
ROCKY EAR NEWS.
The Election the Principal Topic
ssiains---Improxem

Other topics gre way u the al absorbing one OF
.he connl election We have been visited Ny nAany
politicians good, bad and Indifferent. This pre-
.rnei a. well as Atlanta. will be practically af.t
70, the division Ticket The Pine Grove people who
visit here say the same thi6g 81 their town. The
delegation tg0u, hsas were very much pleased WITH
their reception. Rtron We drove up in front o! the
hotel the Mountain Home Lapd paved some hNeiN
airs rhu Ethel House refused Ia take rayihent ~
our cnt a tainineDt. -
The reg st,y tonight has reached eos This is
prohai,ly li.te more than half OF what il wiil be
We have men enough to make 1t 800, but the tfoune
is that mary arc net natuu.lized They are mos,S
English miners Many are ready To 'ake OUT ssNuh'
pa ems but dislike going AL the way to haes, hNur
Ins til, ad itionGl expense OF two witnesses; ne
loss o. time would not be inronsiderahie tar the
three persons and IN some eases The eh,pioASrs -
thc mi,es could lily spare them Haiiey WAL saiil
Ne arep5t di,s,,ssin. any question of count. seat
II seems 10 he general opinion that DIVISION ai'i
the county seat location should be in separate mus,
So as give enemies no chance TO promote us
! sention You remember the receipt for cooking a
hnr,. Fist catch your hare" Tins Is Something we
Nc had a cutting scrape one day last week after
my last eomnu uication was mailed, Il occurred III
! The Brewery saloon. There was nothing serious
aiout il au,i all the parties seem To have beeu mo
/ on less TO blame 80 examination had 1t is
nard procure evidence he,e in criminal cases ~
take a trip the long road to HALEY to testify
Hen e Justice is often teieatei
ine mines are doing splendidly- particularly thu
Noun ain Goat. A bar OF twenty three pounds wa
:, Mt OF il ON Jake Ieesers mill from less than on
week iun. 1t is probable that another run OF n
tepter curation will show still more favorable con
iii ION Of affairs The Commentators are wUrh,n,
s,leuii,ily A rine assay OH has been built Majc
Ga, anul has been assisting a late and IL is said VII
lake the place oil IL. Z. 4. JamAe, the ayle suree
ttiid,nl. who viii 20 east next weeh t" slen III
winter The nine and mill viii bo lei, in goo
hands
ihe Alturas Is still running in good ore and doub
less will continue to do 80 al Water.
1he Wide West Is dropping its whole humber
, twenty stamps taking GA. c1nsld rable gold ~
g,i at RCD War Tor is richer than here. IL goes |"
/ uOiliis more TIER uince.
Mrs John Gilman OF the Alturas House has gof
to Portland buy fafniIurc for their Thirteen add
, tional new that have been aided TO tbs Ssn
: lure lnese ICONS ior family boal,.ess, he II
5 I will when this WORK Is competed be the Large
B, III the Territory
Henry SwanhClm has nearly completed lar;
s boarding house building opposite the posto!iiee
Rocky Bar Uctpber "a.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27
~ Samuel Putnam of San Fra

~ Samuel Putnam of San Fran
cisco, u Liberal lecturer, will speak
in Mountain Home IN Friday even
ing, Nov. 2. Everyb ,dy invited.
e~A choice assortment Of fine
candies just arrived a, the Postotfice
VARIETY store.
G@All kinds Of tinware just ar
rived tSHagar's.
ENFtne Jeyelry and Notions at
the Postolfice s,ore.
no. The sweetest toned and finest
tddles ever brought to Mountain
Home have just been received at
Bresslers Postoftice store.
GxF Watch and clock repairing by
Harry Bressler, on short notice, at the
Postoiiice store.
~ Cheap and good family sup
plies at Hagar's.
KG Fine liquors and cigars at the
Rocky Bar drug store.
R| lee cold Book Beer on draught
at W. d. Davis Capital Saloon.
G~Gall on Dir Wright at the
Rocky Bar drug store.
Eft flle Rocky Bar drug store
keeps al kinds OF medicines.
r-G Get yeur property INSURED
.-4lns' Hrv. j. VI Hagar Is agent fol
thf pnesnx and tile Home-two soil,
companies.
III any case where the system re
quires building up, Duj"r'iin LIi'
Essence never tails. Il Will sucect'
where everything else has failed II
+ hrating mp organic function. Price
III 80 bottle. All druggists.
sss Harry Bressler has made ne'
4 departure Hereafter he will keep
large supply Of FURNITURE an,
1 MUSICAL instruments at his Post
Office store.
a~D DR.. Wright, at the Rocky Ba
lrug store keeps the best OF perfun
cries. The ladies are requested to ca
aud test them.
~You will find at ]. NJ. Hagar
+ ia lt4ssrahd best assortment ii ~
ceries ever offered 10 tie people I
Mountain Home and vicinity
EET New goods daily arriving at
NJ Hagar's general supply store.
C~TRUNKS, large and small, 1
Hagnr's.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27
A CLOSE CALL.
And a Meeting OF Citizens 10 Perfect
a Firc-;ighting Brigade.

Elft-nEnlihS DiisoeN.
"Wednesday afternoon the alarm
of "firer' was again heard in Noun I
tain Home. It was caused by the
burning of the upper part OF the
Palace restaurant and DIR. Bearby's
drug store, supposed to have been
kiudled into blaze from a defect
II i've stove-pipe. Men and women
soon appeared at the scene, each
bearing buo ket of water, and inn
mediatcly line was formed, bucket
after bucket was passed up to the
flames, which with aid of Helfrich
& Miller's "extinguisher' were soon
subducd-not however before con-
siderable damage was done by
water to DR.. Bearby's stock of
,, goods and to the furniture in Comes
! restaurant. 1t was fortunate in
5 deed that the flames were so quickly
. subdued as five minutes delay
: would have doubtless caused the
e destruction of the entire principal
g business block of this town.
. In the evening meeting Of tho
] property owners was held at tn,
i Brunswick billiard parlor for til,
, purpose of devising means for thu
) better protection against fire. W. }
!, Turner was chosen chairman ant
J. II. Miller secretary. The ohjec
he Of the meeting being stated by til
'' chairman, on motion Messrs. Shaw
ne Sprague and Nanderpool wer
i. elected Committee of lnventiga
z, tion," who were delegated to visi
all houses that are within 200 fee
% proximity and notify the owners {
the insecurity Of the stove-pipes IN
tiues, if such be the case, and I
10 use all efforts III their power
', have them made secure against fir
- This committee was also instructe
" to have the town cistern, pump an
y hose repaired and to use all 9th
~ means in their Judgment require
= for the prevention Of fire-the G
:, pense for the same to be paid |
- subscription from property owner
- The committee was also request,
Gu to have all intlammaaie matter
NJ the rear of buildings and in the q
=" legs removed.
y, On motion, Messrs. Rikewil
TN Turner, Davis and Miller we
ey chosen committee to make &
sa- raugements for and perfect a III
'gs Brigade and to report progress
lo' Friday evening.
'uf On motion the matter of repa
OF ing the town well, pump and he
IS was transferred to the hands Of t
I'm last named committee. The me
ne, ing then adjourned to Friday mig
no at which time the reports of {
ar committees will be received.
Wo Such action as the above is higl
necessary and it's promptness co
tho mandatory. Every citizen, be
eat property owner or not, should lie
the aid to this movement cheerful
ley and all act tremendously to the {
mt aim of preventing destruction
ms our homes. Meantime let eve
lex one constitute himself a commit
per- of investigation and look to his fl
and stove-pipes.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Brady desire to
extend their sincere thanks to all who
So persistenly lahured to save their
property f,om destruction by fire on
Wednesday last. We think Mrs. j.
M Hagar deserves special mention for
the thoughtful manner in which she
arranged the supply Of water from her
promises, but We wish it understood
that We are grateful to all concerned.
MIR K MRs. j. II. BRADY.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27
POSITIVE,

This is the LAST demand We are
going to make for money 1t will pay
all who are owing us to call AT ONCE
aud SETTLE, lis we are going to
place our accounts in the hands of a
collector. This is positive and to the
point,
oc20 HELFRICH & MILLER.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

GROVER CLEVELAND, Of Now yesk.
ALLAN q. THURMAN. Of ohio.
JAMES H. HxwLEy Of Ada county.
For Councilnien.
I. /. LEWIS, Of Kstshum.
L. VINEYARD, OF HALEY.
For Assornblymen,
f. G. PRATT, of shoshone.
L. ]. CoADy, Of Gienn's Ferry
G. II. ABBOTT. Of Soldier,
N. d. Lands, Of Bellevue.
For sheriff,
+. H. KINNEY. Of shoshons.
JeiiN NJ cANNADy. Of HALEY.
T. b. BELLINGER, Of Deer cresk.
For Probate Judge,
Il. BkoDHEAD. Of Ks,chum.
ORLANDO B. BATrES. q KsseAun.
For Treasurer,
J. II. HAGUE, Of Bellevue.
MRS. FRANCES Z. BUTLER. Of Haley.
j. ". FIGeINs. NJ D.. Of HALEY.
For surveyor
e b. TRUE, Of HALEY.
For County Commissioners,
| District Nv. ". MACKEY, Rocky BAf.
| ID strict 2-H. X. PLU.HOfF, HALEY.
| District "a. ". CSINkii, Bellevue.
| BY order Democratic County Central Committee.
| n. RANDALL, Secretary.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27
By The First OF November.

I wish to say all parties whose
notes l hold and which have matured
that il not settled by the first day Of
November, 1883, shall enforce collect
ion. Please remember that this is no
idle talk NJ JOHNSON.
Mountain Home, Oct, l6, 1858.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27
HELFRIcH & MILLER.
The Great Problem IL

To find a remedy to cure consumption
that is pleasant to taste, harmless,
mild, but Mt the same time prompt,
sure and effective. HAMBURG's FIGS,
the great fruit cathartic, possess these
qualities in an extraordinary degree,
and are the greatest discovery of the
age. Hamburg Figs will cure you if
you are constipated, il without appe-
tite, if bilious or suffer from sick head
ache. When you are troubled with
any of the above disorders Hamburg
Flgs will, by their mild and prompt
action, relieve the trouble and thus
supth the irritation which such AM
ments always cause. Hamburg Figs
are sold everywhere at % cents box
Dose, one fig. o2O
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27
Wire! ..ire!!

We will have car OF galvanized
and painted Barb Wire, also OF plain
Fence and Wrapping Wire by Octo-
Der lst, which we will offer very low
for cash. HELFRICH & MILLER.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
BEN HARRISON, OF Indiana.
For Vice President.
LEyIP. MORTON, Of New York.


For Delegate TO Congress,
FRED r. Dubois, OF Bingham county.
For councilmen,
\. PERKINS of Soldier
CHAS. MCPHERSON, OF Sboshone.
For Representatives
NAN s6HAICK. OF Rocky Bar,
H. II CLAY OF Bellevue.
H. Z. BURhIiAhf, y Haley,
u Il MUNRO, OF Sboohone.
For District Attorney,
J. ). WATERS,
For Supt Public lnstru ton,
H. +. BAKER
For Sheriff,
ARTHUR SMITH.
For Coroner.
". d. WHEELER, N. y.
For Treasurer,
j. NJ BURKErT.
For Auditor and recorder.
j. &. HAMMER.
For Surveyor,
FRANK MANDALL.
For Probate Judge,
4. b. LENNON.
For Assessor and Tax Collector,
|. W. GARRETT.
For County Commissioners,
District Ii d. NEWMAN, Of ketehum.
district JOE A. RUPERT, OF HALEY.
District &c. c. GLENN, OF Glenns Ferry.
By order Republican Co. Central Committee,
r. f. PICoTTE, Secretary
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27
Money to Loan

On three to five years MORTGAGES on
.,ond agricultural land after final proof
Is made. LEAaoN Dose
Insurance, Real Estate ana Loan LOAF
A1ents Hailev, Id..ho. apo
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27

EW Homemade Bologne sausage,
head cheese, liver and blood buildings
aud pure pork sausage kept constantly
an baud at Burns Mountain Home
Meat Market.
glN- All kinds Of chewing and smok-
ing tohaccos at Hagar's.
$50 Agste-iron ware in all shapes
at iagar's.
G. NJ PAYNE, Notary Public.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27

Job work done at this Office.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27

George l.. Wall received the fol-
lowing letter which he wishes read
by all voters:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19
sSoHOMIsH NEWS.
Two Cases Of Smallpox In the he
mote suburbs- Electric Light.

SyoHoMfsH, Dec. IA briekyard
is 10 be established here by James ;
guckles. The brick viii be shipped
from Seattle to the grounds which
will Re near the railroad depot.
Rev. q. F. Brooks preached the iu-
neral sermon Of the late James Eng
land 10 large congregation OF friends
on Sunday morning.
&. II stickies has nearly completed
the putting Of the electric wires IN the
Cathcart opera house.
Many of the principal business men
al snohomish have signed a petition
10 the city council to provide electric
lights for the streets of this place.
The new time schedule OF the ;. l..
A +. railroad went into effect yester-
day. again giving snohomish two
trains day.
Engine Company No. |, Snohomish
Volunteers, with a new hose cart and
300 feet Of hose, is now ready for ope-
ration at the first call.
There Is a smallpox scare in this
city. There Is one case on the Low
place. three miles east OF town, and
another reported on the Skykonish.
Dr. Towndrow has been busy vaeci-
mating individuals since the first re-
port.
The books OF the circulating library
established here by Miss kneale are
at Horton Bros book store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19
WASHINGTON.
Incidents Of Life in Puyallup and
Snohomish.
Two Smallpox Cases Near the
Latter Piaee-Pfeneer Days
I'm whsteoEn.

PryslIrP, Dec. i7.-Last night the
watehrn2n on the premises OF A Y.
Campbell a son was awakened py
noise IN the warehouse, and on look
ing about found tao men, Who we're
evidently bent on p3nnder. lie nT-si
his revolver at them, but they man
aged 20 make good their escape IN
investigating the matter to-day u " As
found that they had been detected De.
fore ANYTHING was got 81. NO trace q
the burglars has been found yet
The Baptist church are 20 proyide a
grand Christmas treat for the enIlareh
attending the Sunday school, on
Christmas Eve. The Methodist church
also give a Christmas tree, which - 70
be In the opera house.
The literary society viii have tneIr
srst regular meeting on "Wednesday
evening at the residence OF AT. Kelly
The subject i "The Deserted VII
Iage." "a.
in Meeker's second addition to Puyal-
lup To /. Il. Durgin, lots and :!
blk. II, $3.50; w. &. Gibbs, lots 0, and
9, blk. !, $50. -,
hop ranch in the neighborhood, IL
tends selling IT, He Is going 10 Color
ado for the sake Of health. -,
Robert Wilson has sold 70 J. W
Beaver, lot G. VI. L. Meeker's addition
for $3.50.
J. NJ. Hayes, Of Tacoma. was IL
town to-day.
LeoG. LeComte, of 81. Paul, Is a.
the Pacific Exchange. -,
The planting Of Factory street viii
roplar trees was started this morning
X l. probable that the name Of thi'
street will be changed TO Poplar street
Following are the only sales OF hop
In the market since last report. {. D
Bean, Tacoma, los bales at i5c; A
Spooner. Alderton, IS bales at lie. +
Ieeker Il Co. were the purchasers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19
WASHINGTON.

There IS one case Of smallpox at
Ellensburrh.
Alexander Geudron. who settled In
the Colyillc valley in ls37, is dead.
The railroad from Eilensburgh to
Port Eaton. on the Columbia. Vill be
pushed 70 completion next year.
Doughnuts are nov Is cents dozen
in Spokane Falls. an increase of %
per cent. all due 10 the noiarious
trust,
There are IL daily papers in Wash
ington and nine In Oregon The COM
hued circulation oi the Washington
papers is mere than double that OF
those OF Oregon.
The Coliax Packing Company Is re-
ceiyiug ~ hogs a day The company
have already bought and killed ahout
as porkefs. and eNpert 10 handle
during the season between 1000 aud
1890 head
There are twelve persons, men.
women and children, sleeping in one
small room In a house on Main street.
and although they get along without
quarreiing still IL must be pretty un-
healthy Halia Haid Journal
4 whistling buoy painted red. with
letters y u. in white. has been
moored In about - iathoms Of water,
about half a miIe from Waatdsh
island. az the entrance 20 the Ncah
Ray. straits of Fuca, a. a guide TO
mariners.
The new steamer on the stock> at
Pasco viii &c played in commission
early next spring on the upper Column
hia river and viii run ia connection
with the Ellcn>hureh, which will con
tinuc 70 run between Rock Island and
the Okauoean landing.
The commissioners OF oSanccan
county have ordered a survey q he
made for a raad from Charles Ntvar-
res ferry ca the Columbia q Lake
Cheiau. thence asroSS the Chelau
river al the loot ot the lake. thence
north-eastsrty 70 the Ncihov and Okla
hogan MYERS.
The diamond dr.ll which was being
used a. sink a prospect hole NJ Gle
Eium WAS broken last week and the
enterprise has teen abandoned This
will ha a considerable loss g. the pro-
iector> 81 the scheme, As they have
spent avaF SNs0 in sinking the hole
which has reached = depth ~ several
hundred feVt- faktsasl lAssa,rst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19
DIAMONDS!
DI AMONDS,
VIM. II. FINCK,
los Commercial ST
NOTICE.

~ undersigned. telnG uue of the psrsous
named sS tTustrr ia tGe srticles % incar-
Fssrasion of the seattle a Northern Rail
road t0tapsaY. corporation daily incor-
Tsacsissi under she laws ~ the Territory Of
Washington. having ~ principal piace ~
business a. seattle, King ccaniF. " zsAiag-
isn Territory, hat nrs, meeting % the
trustees named "a said articles 81 incar-
EzsTst2oa Niu - held ca SATURDAY she I'D
dsN ~ pecvmbcf, A. u. i>SS, 81 the hoaf
ct i~e o'Clg-k , m 81 that 6sy. 50 the
lsW oeacss 20 siT8Nc, Hsiue> & McMfrken.
IN the civ II Scztsle. King coan1y. Nash.
lugton IcrTiiort, aud a. perssns nAnsed In
TIE articles of Incorporation OF ssld com
rany Arv requested "a attend al the time
sHd place appointed foe said meeting as
siorssAid for TIE purpose % orxanjxlus
said c'SyT-o a,oa. THOS. ! MINER
Dee !. lssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19
The Flrst Brick Building
Yakima Farmer

1 aklElh fafiAtt
The courthouse In Nhatcom was
the FIRST brick building erected in
Washington Territory. Il was 25xi0
feet. two stories high, plastered, has
iron shutters, tin roof and was built in
1853. IL was very fortunate thing
for the early settlers that this building
was constructed % brick and that
iron shutters we're pat over the win
dows and doors. for during an Indian
outbreak In 1862 the handful OF peo-
pie sought refuge in this building and
the sayages made a fierce onslaught.
during which bullets were rained
against the walls, and one bali pene-
traied an iron door shutter. Several
persons were killed In front of the
Tapr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19

Tory party. IL ne were TO ee
as successful in the parliament
4rv elections as We have peea
in the school boards We should
have nearly half the entire represez,
tasson. which would mean IS isstead
Of 70 votes. and If that we're the case,
the battle Of home rule would he De,
cides. London plays al our general
elections 4 part not unlike that pay Cd
bv the st1ts Of New York N pfe-l-
dental contests. The Liberals, they
are Sweeping the country. can VIII
without Il. bat their majority would
he small. II victory in London be
added 10 victory In other parts Of the
country. then the Liberal party comes
IN with a crushing majority.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19

FIIEEEHNFNl fHWIFNI-
Some very good-looklng, sulphuret
ore was discovered on Tuesday while
making an excavation on Creger's lot on
FIRST street near Third. No assay has
been made OF it, but it has every ap-
pearance Of going high in gold and
silver. Gold exists in almost every
pan Of gravel washed in Ellensburgh,
and now silver Is added 10 the precious
metal production OF II. streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19

+. p D'Conn0r writes a follows,
The London Liberal, are holding ihcir
heads very hish to-day. They have
had series Of bis victories IN the cleo
ton for school boards. In several dis
tricts the Liberal candidates beaded
the polls by an enormous majority
and the party Of resction has been
largely decreased. From ihis 10 ! ex-
pecied tha, the tide has al last deh-
nitely turned in London against the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-19
DIR. SPIuNEY
q Co.'s
NATIONAL DISPENSARY.
$40 Commercial street, corner
jackson. Seattle, w. T.

AL chronic Diseases of MEN and wOMgN
successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD. Nervous AID Physical
Debility, Exhausted vitality, scmina
Weakness, spermstorrhoea, Impotence
ttonorThoea, elect. syphilis Premature De
cline, Weakness IN Women. and all Funt
uonal arrangements that result from youth
fal follies or excess IN after years
Urinary Kidney and Bladder troabls T.
Weak Back, G0norrhRs. Giles {,
CFyStlts. Nsricocaie. structure, etc, prnrst /
Is snd safely cured NouagSeQus medicine
given, nor strong injections used, which
cSase structure Charges reasonable.
NERV0uS Debility, Loss Of VtEoT. Semir a.
Losss-s, Night Emissions, D. =
sTondegcY, etc. etc, cured.
YOUNG MEN suffering from the effects /, (
youthful follies or indiscr :
ment. tie greatest boon ever laid al the a
Tar OF suffering humanity. VIII gHRrsnis c
positive cure in every case
alddleased Men rhsre ar, are ..sany tEouele d
nations Of the bladder. &ccon PANIED hy a
smarting or burning sensation. on exAmil-
alton the urine deposits = sediment ard
sometimes slhanea IS present The color
varies from q bright or reddish to even q
milky hac. the Estient experiences 9 weak
sniug OF the system in = manner he cannot
sccount for. Tbs : the second stage of
seminal weakness Many die OF this 4 10
sRlty, Ignorant Of Is esase- perfect can
and healthy restoration guaranteed
oNser hourS 2 = 70. s0 ; p m: 6 to : D.
"a sundays ia
y. h.-feTsoas unable to visit us rAy ts
treated a. their homes by correspondence
Medicines and instructions sent hr MAJ or
expre~s Cons uita.fasl free pAw
Send loc for the Yeang Mans Friend.
or Guide 20 Wedleek.