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Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
To the Sea Shore and the White
Mountains.

Three more trips of the finest train in
the world.
The next "Sea Side and White
Mountains Special" solid Pullman YES
tibuled train of the Chicago e. Grand
Trunk railway, leaves Dearborn Sta
tion, Chicago, Wednesday, July 81,
August Z and August IA, at p. m. The
attractions of Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands, Rapids of the st. Lawrence
river, Montreal and the glorious scenery
of the White Mountains, are all en-
joyed by passengers on this modern
hotel on wheels. The entire train, in
cluding dining car. barber shop, ladies'
and gentlemen's bath rooms, IL
brary, and observation car, with
four magnificent Pullman vestibuled
sleeping palaces, all lighted by cleo
tricity, runs through to the Atlantic
coast without change of any car. The
ladies should not overlook the special
feature of lady attendant" who ac-
companies the train. Passengers for
the White Mountains, Rangeley Lakes,
Poland Springs, Portland, Bar Harbor
Old Orchard, York Harbor, Ports
mouth, Isle of Shoals, and all the sea-
side and mountain resorts of New Eng
land, should secure accommodation
early on this finest train in the world
bv applying to E. n. Hughes, General
Western Passenger Agent Chicago g.
Grand Trunk railway, No. 1O3 Clark ST.,
Chicago. ILL.,
Tourist tickets to all eastern sum-
mer resorts are now on sale good to Oc-
tober 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
G. A. IL.

Grand Reunion of the soldiers and
sailors of Nebraska at Kearney, August
II to II, 1889. The committee have Sc
cured for location, the spacious grounds
overlooking Lake Kearney, and the
programme, consisting of sham battles,
dress parades, artillery drills and duels,
and magnificent display of fireworks,
For this occasion the Union Pacific,
''The Overland Route, twill sell tickets
from all points on its lines in Nebraska
at rate of one fare for the round trip.
Don't fail to attend. For other infor-
nation apply to your nearest ticket
agent, or e.. l.. LoMAX,
Gen'l Pass. Agt., Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
A DIFFERENCE IN BUGGIES.
The Purchaser Badly Sold and Always
Sorry For 1t.

Sorry For 1t.
There is only one house in Omaha
that handles the celebrated Columbus
Buggy company's vehicles, while there
are many who handle Columbus (Ohio)
buggies.
Note the distinction in the above par
agraph.
Many of the cheapest vehicles, both
in quality and price, are purchased by
persons not familiar with the above
facts.
No buggy manufactured in the United
States equals the jobs turned out by the
Columbus Buggy company, consequently
there are many who try to initiate the
name or.advertisea a buggy manufactured
in Columbus, Ohio, as u columbus
buggy" they are sharp enough, how
ever, not to call it "Columbns Buggy
company's buggy" To those un-
aquainted with these facts a
Columbus buggy seemingly is
as good as Columbus Buggy company's
buggy, and while the price of the Column
bus buggy is very low, they think they
have a big bargain and make a pur-
chase, only to find inside of Il week that
they have been sold, and sold badly.
The pressure brought upor the Colum-
bus Buggy company to furnish cheap
and inferior work and to give it the
benefit of their name and reputation,
has been very heavy from many sources,
but this the Columbus Buggy company
have constantly refused to do, until con-
sumers generally throughout the whole
length and breadth of the land know If
they want an absolutely reliable vehi-
Gle, they must buy one manufactured
by the Columbus Buggy company.
These goods are only handled in
Omaha by Messrs. Angene g. Firestone,
Farnam and 10th ists.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
A BLAZE OF BARGAINS.
At The Fair Of j. L. Brandeis 81 Sons
5o2-51o s. 18th st.
TOMORROW is THE DAY.
one Case, Double Fold, Finest I'm
ported Linon De India Worth
Fully Fifty cents, at Fourteen
cents n Yard.

One case fine India linen, regular
price lac, at 4tc. All checked nain-
socks and fine white goods, worth lOc,
reduced to SC. Two cases 44-inch wide
find wool gray dress fiannels, worth
fully SOC, at l6ic. All our very finest
all wool summer dress goods, worth up
to 75c, at 29c. Two cases Of fine wool
cashmere, regular SOC qualities, at 23c.
All the remaining Oriental laces at lc
yard. Our entire stock of Oriental lace
skirtings, worth up to 81, at 25c yard.
Heavy honeycomb crash toweling,
2lc yard. Fine all linen unbleached
toweling, &c a yard. Very fine check
glass toweling, &c yard. All grades
finest imported German toweling, 123c
| yard. Extra large all linen towels,
&c each. Our entire stock Jersey ribbed
vests in all colors, worth from 25c to SOC,
at Sc. Our entire stock of silk trimmed
imported Jersey ribbed vests, worth up
to $l.25, at 25c. One hundred very fine
colored Moire satin parasols, worth up
to 81, at 69c. Very finest. black all silk
lace trimmed parasols, worth up to $4,
at Sl.75 for tomorrow only. Good quail
ity boys calico waists, &c. Fine per-
Gale waists, 25c. French flannelette
waists, 4Sc. Gents gauze undershirts,
Sc. All fancy stripe underwear, 25c.
Imported Balbriggan underwear, SOC.
Mems fine white trimmed nightshirts.
49c.
Good quality reinforced mems un-
laundried white shirts. 29c.
Very best quality unlaundried white
shirts, New York mills muslin, rein
forced back and front. 2200 linen bosom
and bands, 49c.
Best quality celluloid collars, all
styles, 15c.
Finest imported percale laundried
shirts, Csc.
Big line mems working shirts, 25c.
MEMS AND LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies' kid shoes worth 50, d and E,
CSC u pair. Genuine hand turned French
kid shoes. opera and common sense
last, regular $3.50 shoes, cut down to
1925. Every pair warranted. Mems
calf shoes (bals) 6 to 8, worth 50, go at
81 10. Mems fine French calf shoes,
hand sewed, worth 81 and $S, cut down
to $40. Ladies' fine Paris kid shoes,
regular S. shoe at $2.35. Ladies' fine
dongola, all sizes and lasts, regular
$3.50 shoe at 1925. Boys button shoes:
1-5, regular Sl.75 quality, cut down to
Sl.l0. This great sacrifice sale will
commence Monday. Remember this
and save money when you can. Open
every evening until o'clock.
j. L. BRANDEIs & SONS,
THE FAIR,
502, 504, 506. sos and $40 S. 18th St.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
BKEVICIES.

The Tennessee jubilee singers will sing at
the Newman Methodist church this evening.
The motor company began running regular
trains on Twenty-tifth street north to Lake
yesterday. This line runs on Burt street to
Twenty second, north on Twenty-second to
Charles, west on Charles to Twenty fifth
aud thence to Lake.
A complaint was filed in the police court
by Dennis Fitzpatrick against b. Johnson,
charging him with stealing $50 brass con-
nections of the value Of $500.
A musical entertainment under the aus
pices of the Catholic Young Mems Union of
Omaha will be given in st. Philomena's hall,
Ninth and Howard streets, on Wednesday
evening, August 81 An admission fee of 20
cents will be charged
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
RennIaOn HrOs.

Turn cut Monday. You can buy
summer goods cheap. 75 pieces fancy
stripe and mixed belges, worth 15c to
25c on sale Monday &c yard; fine ctal-
lies &c yard, others sell same quality at
lSc; big line double fold dress
goods at 1910 yard, not one
half price; big line checks
nainsooks Monday at 10c, 12ic and loo
yard, not one-half price; dotted and fig
ured Swiss lOc yard, worth up to 4Oc;
Pacific lawns 7fc yard, figured Batiste
cloths ~ yard; Indian Head unbleach
muslin &c yard; l case large figured
comforter calicos Monday 4Sc yard; 100
yard sewing silk sc spool; 10 yard twist 10
spool; tourist ruchings l5c box, yards;
300 rolls now carpets at away down low
prices, get your carpets now before busy
season opens. Do you want your old
carpets refitted or laid, IL so we do it
very cheap; also make speciality of all
kinds of shade work any size.
BENNISON BROS.
Hcafey& Heafey ,undertakers & Catho-
lie church supplies 0IS - 18th Tol OQE
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
II Is Always Cool

In the cars OF the Chicago & North
western. Their two daily fast trains
still leave at 2:45 p. m. from the Union
Pacific depot, Omaha, arriving at Chi
cago o'clock next morhlag. That is
faster time than other lines make. In
addition to the 'hyers" there are two
other eastern trains daily. Free chair
cars. Newest and best slee1ers. YES
tibuled trains, No change of cars at
Council Bluffs. Everything right up
to the times. Low rates now TO the
east.
City ticket Office, li0l Farnam st.
II. II. RIrCHlE, General Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
Removal.

Welty & Guy would respectfully in
form their friends and patrons that ow-
ing to circumstances over which they
move their saddle and harness en-
porium to No. 1916 Farnam street,
where they hope you will look them up
and inspect the finest line of harness,
saddles and turf goods in the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
Salmon IN Alaska,

The salmon fishery of Alaska is ex-
tending rapidly. In 1888 the number of
cases packed was 80, 1000; last wear, 439, :
2S3, and this year 1T will be over ! ,O00,-
600. The fish is much smaller than the
Columbia River salmon, ranging from
five to forty pounds, but of excellent
flavor and color.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
AMATEUR pHoToGRApHERs.

For Photographic Outfits Go to
George Heyn's, 14l4 Dodge st.
Headquarters for first class equip
ments only.
We keep no toys. but guarantee to
sell you $3.50 outfit that will do salts
factory work and, furthermore, we have
experienced statesmen to instruct you.
Be sure to give us call before buy
ing. GEORGE HEYN, 14l4 Dodge st.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
The Commercial National Bank.

The gas and electric fixtures Tor this
new structure will be the finest and best
in the city. They will be furnished by
Russell, Pratt & Co., 319 South Flt-
teenth street. Some of the beautiful
designs are now on exhibition In their
windows. They carry the largest and
finest stock, and are the only exclusive
fixture house in the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
PERKINS, CATCH LAUMAN,
1914 Farnam ST.. new Paxton Building.

The Provident Savings, Loan and
Building association, office northeast
corner Fifteenth and Dodge streets, is
making record for successful manage
ment to be proud of. The following
notice to shareholders has just been
issued: Omaha, August l, lSS9.-A div
idend of 3 per cent is this day credited
to shareholders of July l, out of the
earnings of the month. Charles G.
Kneisly, secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
500, 5O4, 5O6. sos and $40 S. 18th 81
Perkins, Catch Il Lauman,

1914 Farnam ST., commencing Monday.
August 5, will offer their entire stock of
fancy goods and ornaments at special
prices to make room for fall importa-
tions. This includes an immense stock
of china, bisque, faience, brass and
bronze and "A magnificent line of rich
cut glass at "a discount of 10 per cent to
40 per cent.
This is "A genuine clearing sale, and
everything in the above lines will be
subject to the discount. Any one ex-
pecting to purchase these goods within
the neXtsiX months will be amply re-
paid by buying now, as the reduction
will be very liberal Everything marked
in plain figures, and your inspection
especially invited.
PERKINS, CATCH e. LAUMAN,
1914 Earnam ST.. new Paxton Building.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
A Grand Excursion TO Yellowstone
National Park and Other Prominent
pIaCea I'm the Wesr

tlaCeS IN the west.
On Thursday, August s, the Union
Pacific railway will run an excursion
from Omaha, Neb., to Yellowstone Ma
tional park and other places in the
west, including Great Shoshone falls
(the peer Of Niagara), Ogden, Salt Lake
City, Denver and over the far-famed
Bow-Knot loop. One special feature of
this occasion is that the Union Pacific
will take its own stages magnificent
Concords) and fine stage horses along
on the train, and the party will have
the pleasure of staging around the diff
ferent places at which stops are made,
free of cost.
The visit to Shoshone falls will also
be of striking interest Elegant Pull
man seepers will be furnished for the
occasion, and the trip will last twenty
one days. The exceedingly low rate of
$l75 has been made for this excursion,
which includes railroad fare, hotels,
meals, sleeping car accommodations and
staging in the park as we'll as elsewhere.
Arrange to go on this excursion---you
will never regret it.
For full particulars address,
Fl. p. DEUEL., City Ticket Agt.
1902 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul R'y
Via Omaha and Council Bluffs

Short line to Chicago and the east.
Finest dining cars in the world.
Through sleeping cars to Chicago. Ele-
giant free chair cars. Only direct route
to the G.. A. II, emcampment at Milwau-
kee. Everything first-class. Fast trains
to Chicago and all points east.
For further information enquire at
Ticket Office, 1901 Farnam ST., In Bar
ker block. F. A. NASH,
General Agent,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
SnaciaI Auction.

Monday 10 a. IN. at our salesroom 112l
Farnam, the balance of cook stoves,
heaters, bedroom suits, ETC., brought
from l716 st. Mary's ave. Omaha Auc-
tion and Storage Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
An Immense Baby.

Mrs. Ole Olesen, of Detroit, a Swed-
ish woman, is tho proud mother OF a
bouncing boy only one year old, who
weighs $50 pounds. A dime museum
manager offered 800 per week for the
privilege of exhibiting the child, but
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
Scared the Mule To Death.

A farmer near Parkersburg, W. Va,
claims that one OF his mules was scareg
to death by lightning. The lightnind
knocked down a shed under which the
started to run and kept it up until it
dropped down dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

Abstracts OF title to Wyoming oil
lands furnished. Assessment work done
and verified to by affidavit and certi-
ticate OF recorder. Claims located. j..
j. Corbett, Casper, Wyoming.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
N. B, FALCONER.
Visit Our Store Monday Morning.
Great Inducements viii Be offered
In Every Department-2O Per Cent
Discount or All Lace Curtains
Until August Is.
HoSIERYi HOSIERY!

"onyxl" "Onyxl' "Onvx"
so dozen OF the celebrated brand
"Onyx" stainless black cotton hose, with
whit te heel and toe, all full regular
made, guaranteed absolutely fast black,
at 35c per pair or three pair for 81.
solid case ladies' extra fine real Isle
thread Jersey fitting vests in cream and
white only. They are worth 65c each.
Sale price 35c, or three Tor 81.
HANDKERCHIEFSl
HANDKERCHIEFSi
500 gents linen handkerchiefs, hem
stitched colored border, at 12lc, worth
20c.
20 dozen extra fine all pure linen hem
stitched handkerchiefs in plain white,
and an elegant assortment of fancy bor
ders at 15c, good value for 25c.
GENTS SOXl CENTS SOXl
500 pairs gents full regular made
half-hose in Isle thread, balbriggan
and fancy stripes, all sizes, at 19c per
pair, or six pairs for 81.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
Don't forget that we are still Offering
great inducements in this department,
and our prices on towels, table damasks
and napkins can not he beat.
READ THE PRICES.
TOWELS.
All linen huck towels at &c, worth
All linen huck towels at 1Oc, worth
15c.
All linen huck towels at 12ct, worth
1Sc.
Bargain-Linen huclz towels at 19c,
worth 25c TO 30c.
Special-Linen huck towels at 25c,
worth 40c.
TABLE DAMASKS.
hnp ,.l, ln, ,nclyg .
47c, worth CSC.
case 62-inch cream damask (very
fine) at 49c, worth 75c.
case 62-inch bleached damask (very
fine) at 62c, worth Soc.
NAPKINS.
Special-About 80 dozen three-quar-
ter napkins at $2.9S per dozen. They
are slightly soiled. Former price from
&3.75 to 50.
PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS.
Extras dozen assorted sizes in 2, q
3 yards to close the lot, $l.9S zach; for
mer price from $3.50 to S..
GREAT BED SPREAD SALE.
case crochet quilts at CSC, worth S5c
l case crochet quilts at 02c, worth
S1.25.
2 cases crochet quilts at sl.22, worth
$l.50.
2 cases crochet quilts at $l.47, worth
$500.
case crochet quilts at $l.9S, worth
$2.75.
Bargains in Marseilles quilts in same
proportion.
CRASHES.
] bale Russian crash at 10ic, worth 15c.
l bale twilled crash at Sc, worth 15c.
Mosquito nets at 25c piece.
5 dozen Mexican hammoCks at CSC,
reduced from Sl35.
Hammock stretchers at 19c pair, re-
duced from 25c.
BLANKET AND FLANNEL DEPT.
Second Floor.)
We have still few pair of colored
blankets in red and gray, secure pair
during this sale, the price is almost half
what they are worth during the blanket
season.
Tennis suitings at 29c, reduced from
Soc.
Silk comfofts at $27.50.
We have reduced these elegant silk
elder down comforts to $3.50, formerly
$40 and $45
FLANNELS.
pieces zephyr flannel at SOC, worth
65c.
pieces "A zephyr flannel at 75c,
worth 81.
pieces linen warp at 60c, worth S5c.
pieces silk warp at 81, worth S1.25.
MUSLIN AND SHEETING DEPT.
! case 36-inch cambria at Sic, worth
12ac (only one dollars worth to Gus
toner.
20 per cent off everything in our
drapery department.
N b. FATCONER
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

The annual Sunday school picnic of
the Kuntze Memorial Evangelical
Lutheran church will take place at
Waterloo, Neb., on Thursday, August
s. A special train will leave the
Union Pacific depot at 8 A. NJ. sharp.
Adults tickets, 75c; children's tickets,
50c. All are cordially invited to attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
Removal Notic..

The Garfield Manufacturing Co. beg
to announce to their patrons and the
trade in general of their removal to 6l4
S. llth ST., lBemis Bag Factory near
llth st. viRducL.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
S. A. Orchard, 18th and Farnam

Will offer, Monday and Tuesday. rem
nants OF China and Japan mattings in
lengths from five to twenty yards at less
than half former prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
EXPOSITION.
Merchants and manufacturers Ex.
position.

Merchants and sianuf.cturers' Ex-
position.
All parties wishing space to made ex-
hibits in the Coliseum building during
the exposition to be held next Septem-
ber should apply soon us possible to
John S. Prince at the building or by
mail.
No charge for space. All correspond
ence answered promptly.
JonN S. PRINCE, Manager.
The Sacred Heart academy, for day
pupils, situated on st. Mary's avenue
and Twenty-seventh streets, is an insti-
tuition devoted to the moral and intel
lectual education Of young girls. The
course includes everything from pre-
pnratory department to q finished
classical education. Besides the ordi-
nary academical course, music, paint
ing, drawing and the languages are
taught French is included in the or
dinary course.
Difference of religion is no obstacle
10 the receiving of pupils, provided
they conform to the general regulation
OF the school. The scholastic term be-
gins the first Tuesday of September.
Glasses commence at a. m, and are
dismissed Mt $3.50 p. m, an hour for
recreation being allowed at noon.
Will give 500 to any one procuring
for me paying situation. Am 80 years
old, married, thoroughly educated, and
long experience in detail Office work as
well as managing. Bond furnished.
Address + SO, BEE office.
Don't forget every Monday evening is
exclusively for ladies at the New Nata-
torium.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
MOVEMENTS OF THE TOILERS.
Final Settlement of the Cigarmakers
Label Difficulty.
FINISH OF THE PLUMBERS STRIKE
Little Doing Among the Unions-Pic-
mics and Meetings Announced
General Notes Of Interest to
the Laborors of the City.
Hands That Toll,

The plumbers strike. after dragging along
Tor nearly three months, was brought TO u
termination last Monday by the surrender of
the strikers. 1t was not IA case of starvo out,
as the strikers still had sufficient backing TO
keep them atioat while longer, but too
many non-union men, perfectly willing to
work, focked INTO the city, and the bosses
were able to cover nearly all the work
placed into their hands without the strikers
assistance. The last stand taken by the
1onrneymen was to demand that the non
union men employed in the shops should be
discharged, but this the masters re-
fused iv,,s to do' as they had contracted
years work The journeymen fought for
this point for a week and then succumbed
altogether, and gave up the struggle IL being
evident that they could not win. The men
have been busy looking for work this week
and many of them of gone back to the shops
OF their former employers, but others have
not been so fortunate and are still without
work. Many Of the man will be compelled
to leave the city.
-.
Everything is swimming along harmoni-
ously with the cigar makers again. The
manufacturers have discontinued the use OF
the red label which they had arbitrarily
adopted and gone back TO the blue label
The latter label is indorsed and recognized
all over the United States by the univn, and
they claim that the red confictcd with the
one OF their choice, in fact, was nothing
more nor less than boycott upon it. The
red iaole IL VIII be remembered, was gotten
up ny the local manufacturers, and they
undertook TO foist 1t upon the trade. The
decisive opposition of the union, however,
hereafter tho hlne ,ohe, ia all tbat ,r,u "a ha
used~in fact is the oniv iahei tbe labor
eiement will recogn;,o '' 1''e' ''o ''''''
ILL., McGuire the nresident of tho car.
nenters, nn;nn of tho JTnitoa St,,ca Ivil,
nlNn,l
September, MCGUIRE is an eloquent speaker
and his presence in Omaha would add new
Vigor to the already prosperous order OF the
carpenters in Omaha. A reception will be
rendered him, and probably the opportunity
afforded for listening to some of his wise and
Tho lobor ,riors of ,ho o,.,, oro s,;a 20 ho
conten,nioti, ,inion nonni a., =, Ga,G,aII
narls Near T incoin T,rine, no iattar ~ nnrt 81
th;s mouth o,,,on;nI tro;n ,n;n no r,,,
ment made toward lnsuring n GOOD time II
is estimated that there will he at least six
coach loads attend the exclusion.
The attention of the coopers il called to
ba g., Of ,h,t bo, ,,,;Il ho ,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

The resolution of the council that all the
by local union labor, was introduced at the
request and petition of the workingmen of
the city, and they feel more than pleased ut
the result.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

The Typographical union held a short
meeting last Sunday, transacting routine
business only. There have been no new de-
velopments in the controversy between the
national union and the Brotherhood of Lo-
cOmOtiVe Engineers.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

Don't forget every Monday evening is
exclusively for ladies at the New Nata-
torium.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

All delegates Of the Central Labor union
are asked to be present at meeting of that
organization to be held at Gate City hall,
at 10 o'clock tomorrow, when arrangements
will be made for the celebration of Labor
day."
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

There is nothing new IN the painters and
plumbers unions beyond the fact that all are
Dusily employed at fair wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

Not a week passes but several new mem
bers are added to the rolls of the different
Carpenters unions The union men are de-
voting much of their spare time to the work
of recruiting.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

Hcafey& Heafey ,undertakers & Catho-
lie church supplies, 2lS S l4th. Tel 265.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

The attention of the coopers is called to
the fact that there will be meeting of local
union No. l. at Kesslers hall, 1914 South
Thirteenth street, at o'clock p. m. to-mor-
row. The president makes the urgent re-
quest that all the members attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

The labor unions of the city are said to be
contemplating union excursion to Caldwell
this month A special train will be run
over the Union Pacific, and every arrange
ment made toward lnsuring a good time 1t
is estimated that there will be at least six
coach loads attend the exclusion.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04

]. J. Mcclure, the president of the car
penters' union of the United States, will
probably be in Omaha during the month of
September, Mcclure is an eloquent speaker
and his presence in Omaha would add new
vigor to the already prosperous order Of the
carpenters in Omaha. A reception will be
rendered him, and probably the opportunity
afforded for listening to some of his wise and
interesting talks