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GLAZE TOF4NTS.


FORTUNE TELLING WITH CARDS OK.
and soc 105 Front and Cedar streets
''0C1NA," SPIRIT MEDIUM: MAGNETIC
NsTeatments; perfume and alcohol baths. de-
lgAtful and FESTIVE Rooms aud / The V,esf
minister. i,2l2ts Front street.
\ ERlNEp-A>TOEISHT REVELATIONS
! PROFESSOR Morse, the celebrated English trance
cialrToyaut; every hid mystery revealed. L,I,z
al VINO are IN trouble; never falls: gives ady,ca a.
az points OF interest; business transactions love
aHtl's, iAn.ly troubles stock specllat.ous lsx-
SH!s, absent friends iUchy numbers lucky
Gays iAteTPfetS dreams. locates diseases ND
IN treasures and stolen goods. restores josr
atec-ion brings the separated together natas
SPEEDY and happy marriages with the one -
love; tells II tae enc love is true or fails. bss
ldcRH roman GyplIan taiisman TO helm All nnt 80
trol1le; cures WicheFy hts drum eun-ss I'D al
iNhEeltttilIiS ana mysterious diseases. truth n
sHteefi zee upward talisnan for Incl. raI-ssIs
sF' ytnihE; no imposition; if you arr unhapfv o-
T. discouraged from any cause faithful inform a
'lpli II gwen you now To improve vour cnniiti0n
=. oEct. fafiors Log Second street next q ,or
tliszeus Market 80 N''
fLAiRNoYANr - CORNER SIXTH AXn
" FlEe. room 81 -A-'o
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NOTICE OF DISSO

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPART-
~ nership-Notce is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between the un-
dersisned, under the firm name OF F. T. Reed =
Co.. doing bus. ness at OF Third street Seattle
Washington Is this day dissolved BIZ mutual cor,
sent All outstanding deoS payable 10 Thomas
Jennings al 9lT Third street. Seatt.e Washington,
!. J.. REED,
Dated Mag Q 500 49,
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x ANTFu -TTNNILMEN. S225 AND 81 SO
~ per aaT : hour sA,.t; railroad grad rs 81 ger
GSE ps's 10 work fve !atorers ia CITY. twenty
is%al a"et ZEN, rock tote'nan. Bennett & Rivers
10 West Main street
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HELP H4NTFD-NIIE.

WANTEn-A coon SHOEMAKER. AT
" orce- For further Information address Sbop-
maker. care Post Iuteli'reucrr
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4 SSEsSMENT ROLL-LOCAL IMPROVE
y ment distrc. No 20, for Rose aud DuxAmsh
street grade. Notice is hereby given that asses
ment roll OF local Improvement district No -
the grading Of Rose and Duwam!sh streets
from Madison street 10 the north line OF DOCS
/, IN hlghlaHd addition 10 the city OF Seaihe
and construction of sidewalks both sides there
Or has been fle2 by the board of public works WIZ
the city council Of the city OF seattle; and further
notice is gwen that said roll a open for pup
lie inspection az the office OF the city clerk in the
city hail. aud will remain open for inspection uril
thursday the 18Th day of Nav, ~ II. 1892. NJ
O'Clock D. m. and all persons owning property "a
Sald local Improvement district and other Places
lEieFeste are requested 10 appear the said Iva
Day OF May, y. y. j 81. az : O'Clock r. m. nj ias
council chambers in The city hall. and make Or
le' ton thereto, IL any they may have All persss'
Interested are further notified tnst the city conncs
".i. at said last mentioned time, consider any sos
al objections male, and Will IT said time or snls
a"{3urned meeting MAKE such correction W So
roIi as 10 deems Just; and that after the consdefs
ZION 81 any and all objections will approve soes'
roIi and VIII assess the amounts found to De s*
AGAINST each lot and parcel of land pertaining
said streets. GE KGE J. STONEMAN,
City Clerk OF the city OF Seaiiia
Published this Attn day OF May. a. d. 1892
HOUSE OF DELEGATES JOINT REsoLu
II ton No. BE IL resolved BY the board OF ~
cermen and house of delegates of the city OF y
attic, In city council assembled. that the joim
committee ON finance ba aud they are HEREBY ~
thor'zed ana directed 20 Investigate end fepolss~
the city council the condition Of the library depar
ieht % we CITY OF seattle the method on l,s ~.
aEement and the purposes for which its funds nav
been expended, and 10 assist in SAID nvestsanoaA
they are authorized to procure the assistance Oh
attorney II the same can be done without exPeaS
10 the city. >
Passed ny the board of aldermen this I'd cay
May, 1892. j. +. SWEENEY, 81
President Board of Aldermen,
Passed house of delegates this 27th day OF A psF
1892. J. : kLOEBER.
President House Of DELEGATES
Approved by me this sth day OF NAV. 1899
J. I. RONALD, Mayor
Filed by this 4th day Of May 1899 81
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN, city CiefA
Published first time May ;. 1892.
IMrOUNDED STOCK AT ACCTiON-Mns.
day, May g. 1892. AT 10 q. m. in 'front.' Oh y,
lice headquarters, corner Of YcSer avenue a. ~
Third street viii sell AZ public auction " ~.
highest bidder Tor cash, to pay the expense OF ~
pounding and keeping the following Gescfs~
animals. to-wit: -
/ I) one sorrel horse. pony: about eight 9"
years Of age; saddle marked and white stripe -
iGce. also one bay horse. about six 30 wears % -
branded on left shoulder - :: left fore foot cah =
The owner OF the above described animals afsr}
me unknown.
A. JACKSON. Chief Of Police 4
Seattle. April so, 1892. Per beyo
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REAL ESTATE BROK Frs.

GEORGE DORFFEL, REAL ESTATE BRO
- ker, olys and sells all kinds of real estate
Room 81 Haller block e-
FMS GLASS BCslN t,~- AM RESISTANCE
4 property ir al parts of the ctv f1r Ga o.. Co..
spohaence solicited ". =. Tedgcrw God real estate
aEent' sGcC ssor to Lewis Il Ledgerwood room ~
Sullivan lock. - ~ %
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TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EAST AT
1 greatly reduced prices by any line OF railway
Get prices before buying 1T z le second street,
Uinckley block, Gilmore d Richardson, general
agents
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ASS4YERS IND CEEHIS

~ T.. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOE
~. Chamber Of ommeFce; mines examined: ~.
saying ana chemical work of all kinds done
Rooms Al, AZ and 40 sullivan Guiding Froy;
street. betwe n cherry and Columbia
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


THOMAS RYAN-INFORMATIO Is WANT
4 ed of Thomas RYAN; age. 81; dark complex
ion. dark eyes. medium height; very stout;
plumber by ira lie. Arrived at Seattle about Janu-
AIRY |, 1892. Fri nds wish to hear of him. Ad-
dress ndrew Jackson. Chief of Police. Seattle.
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NOR SALE-so ACRES GOOD LAND IN
Il Kiisap county at IS per acre; hard up; must
sell p o. Box 81.
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FOE EENT-RtNCKg.

RANcH FOR RENT; FORTY FIVE ACRES.
~ half ga CntsN stlou, balance rpa-sv Tor -nIffvs
ion house. Ioois a01 sto<S oa place T. F. Mlt;.
Ter. James street pos Ell house.
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OUTER, But TER-CHOICE CALIFORNIA.
ID 35c a roll: why pay more elsewhere? Cow
Butter store, Front street, next TO Y NJ. {. "A.
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o. r. M--SEATTLE TRIBE. NO. 2, WILL
i confer the adoption, hunter and warrior de-
Erses this evening. All members are requested to
attend and visiting chiefs cordially welcomed.
MAINE SOCIAL AT g. A. x. HALL
vi "Wednesday evening. May II.
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L,LOCUTIOS. ORATORY AND THE DRAMA
IL Pupils prepared for the stage Margaret
Marshall room 70 Heussy building, corner Third
and Pike streets
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EINANCIAE.

ITO LoAN-Sa5, 900 FOR 4 TERM OF Y EARS
i Seattle property. V. Hugo smith q 20
room 3o2 New York block.
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PROFESSIONAL NURSE.

Mrs. HEALY, PROFESSIONAL NURsK
WI 1903 Second street.
nj ARhIED LADIES DESIRING A QUIET
W pleasant place where they can receive every
attention during confinement accomno-
dated ny Mrs. Hers, an experienced nurse, at her
residence. 9O9 Washington street: charges
sonable; pass the door
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NOR SALE-ON INSTALLMENTS AS Low
+ as rent the best fve-rocm cottage in the city;
ALI modern improvements; on car line BOA Pho
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no YOU WANT FURNITURE? WE ARE
~ closing out our entire stock of furniture at bot
tom prices if you want bargains call Seattle
Furniture Company, LIS Front street
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RlNd Up SOP FOR SIGNS PAPER HANG
M. kasomtning Harris & Greeuus s.cond
aud mon. 9' Se@""u
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=.
f1LDk>I E~TA RLISHED IN THE CITY.
- ncIe ttasr s Loan once, 2O4 Washiupton
street. LIBERAL adv aaces Oh diamonds. watrba and
jewel-y; lowest rates W me- "'i
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y ELEGANT LINE OF BEDROOM SETS
~ received this week; reasonable prices. Bell
town Furniture Company, 9l5 Front street In
stallu1ent plan.
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ENGINEERS AND COSrRACToRs

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CONPaNYFv
- cfneers and contractors for bridges Of e,-arv do
scrlption; wharf binding. pile-driviug dre.i~inr
ana steam shovel excavat-ng; plans ami spacifica2
uoI5 iarhlsntd on Application; correspondence
solicited flee Occidental block Seattle Wasb
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DON'T TAKE CHANCES OF BEING BURNED
~ 10 death in frame firetrap when you can
sumber in safety and 4. cheap rates in the " l..
y. T. brick building al4 Front street; rooms 25c
and soc; one BLOCK from depot and postOfce
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
TOR RENT-MEAT MARKET. AIS BANNER
Il street. North Seattle.
WILL THE CIVIL ENGINEER WHO
W called about business for sale please call again
AT l.504 Front street
E'oR sALE-GRoCERIEs HARDWARE AND
Il n plow ami harrow Apply III King street
TOR EENr-FINF CIGAR STORE IN GOOD
i location. ut !, 2l2 Front street
YOUNG MAN WITH 500 CAS MAKE SO
L per week; security for money and guarantee
tor wages; references required Address p. @. Box
Tor RENT-A GRAND PIANO: ALMOST
TO FIRsr-CLAss BUTCHER WITH 800
10 work with. we-es ahiished stand;
Bank building.
EoR RENT-HoTEL sCHANNo AT YAKI-
ma cts. George Il. Van Doren Washington
block, 7o5 Front street.
EoR RENT-A FURNISHED HOTEL N
i the tiouri hina town of Ken George II. Van
boren, Washington book, z05 Front street
L,oR sALE-EsrABLIsHE BUSINESSES
Il OF all kinds Hail. room 3, sll Second street
l. c ALLEN & co. PRINTERS HAVE RE
-. moved 70 room 209 seattle National bank
building. corner >econt street and Yesler avenue.
For SALE THREE DRUG STORES.
a w iNivStIt ara Fet@A HluCE STORE, several res
rants. hotels and lodging houses seattle and
else where george Il. Van poreu, Washington
block, 705 Front
I-OH SALE-STOCk OF WALL PAPER AND
L shades; special prices made country merchants
or paper hangers Miller & Co. i.oO1 Front ;. eel
ONE OF THE BEST LCNBER AND SHIN
" sc mil f "a Puget sound for rent. al inter
est nlay be Fold CAL address ~ 7. Faust
MANAGER Vulcan Iron WORKS Company Seattle
PERSONAL.
DIES NAL-TOT CAN SAVE so PR
I c1rt. On household goods rs bGyI~g IT Fred
eTlck & Nelson's Masonic Temple, second and
I1ke streets.
JERRY SULLIVAN or ROCKFORD. WASH
- would ike - hear ri the address OF = D. Ssu}li.
van - no was living some three years ago a, Port
orch ri.
MRS MILLER. PROFESSIONAL NURSE
VI 1921 Third street.
DER~9 NAL-HANE YOU INSPECTED THE
beltown Furniture Company siock %. r1rni-
tre and asSes. their pricess sI5 Front street In
steilentS
HAVE \ NEW COVER PIT on yOT-p
II umbrella Umbrella hospital opposite post
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EDUCATIONAL.
-
CEATTLE SHORTHAND AND TYPEWPIT.I
Cing Institute. rooms 30l-302, top floor Occiden.
tai block. Reduced rates Tor the summer months
Miss CuEAI}S SEMINARY-TERM CO0l
WI mences February !, 1892. Address Second
and Madison streets
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FOB RENT-ROOMS.

k'OR RENT-SICELT FURNISHED FRONT
4 rooms III a German family: nice view; reason
able rent 6lS Fifth street. between James and
Cherry.
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A RT EMBROIDERY STORE. 7l6 THIRD.
Il Great reduction in fancy work; fun line OF
Equpose waists: ladies' and gents underwear,
hosiery, etc, repaired.
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HAfkDRESSYSG.

y FiSe. room 81. AZ
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-FOR CASH BUYERS. DESIRA-
w BILE house and lot close in: also some slightly
building lots. objection 10 mortgage; must be
bargain p o. Box 396.
W ANTED-HOCSES, LOTS. RANCHES OR
w timber for town lots. Room Boston block.
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YANTED-PAKTNER IN AN ESTAR-
W lshed hotel business in Seattle: cash re-
1uired $1,000 Address Hotel. Post-I ntelligencer
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CITY NOTICES.


- EMOVAL-SAM BURDETT, VETERfNAF
IL surgeon, ,5I2 Fourth street.
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TABLE BOARD By DAY. WEEK OR
Il month; home cooking; everything first-class:
best &c meal in the city, centrally located. Mrs
Atwood. The Terrace. 904 second street.
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"Sorrel Sue. ="

At Batesville, Ark, a recent shoot
ing affray brought into notice a woman
known as s.Sorrel Sue She always
appeared in public riding sorrel
horse. 1t was believed she belonged to
gang who stole horses,
A surgeon who was summoned to at
tend one of her admirers. who had been
wounded in the row. mistook his way
and wandered into Sues cabin. Be-
fore he could be hustled out he saw
things which reused his suspicious.
These he reported to Sheriff Timcoe,
who. with a posse, managed to sur
round the den of horse thieves, captur-
ing Sue and two of her gang. He
found that Sue had applied the means
of bleaching her own hair to that of
her horses When the posse entered,
they found horse enveloped in a
Jacket made of rubber coats, being
treated to sulphur vapor bath. The
appliances were very ingenious, and
worked very well. A black or bay
horse would be stolen and run into the
bleachery. After its color was changed
and its name and tail trimmed. the
disguise became SO pronounced that
without any great risk the animal
could be taken in daylight through the
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800, 900 a Week.

THE ST. Louis Republic proves by
sworn statement, that 33,777 new,
paid, yearly subscribers (erclusiue of
renescals) were added to the mail lists
of The ssItUice- a Week" Republic during
the months of December and January
just past, and shows by facsimile post
office receipts, that more than $50, 200
copies of each issue or exceeding 300,-
900 every week. were actually mailed
American newspapers has never pre-
sented more wonderful record of sue
cess. The people are quick to. dis
tinguish between stage coach and rail-
road service. Twice-a-week is better
value for one dollar a year than once
in seven days. The "IiUice- a. Deek"
Republic is issued on Tuesday and
Friday of every week, and each weeks
issue consists of from fourteen to six
teen pages, seven columns each. 1t is
the leading Democratic paper of the
country and has a Special Tariff De-
partment edited by Hon. VIM. L. Will
son, M. c. 1t will be indispensable
during this great political campaign
year. Only one dollar for a full years
Qo4 papers), sample cop
les free. Address, The Republic. St.
Louis. Mo.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH, Arcadia College
and Pilot Knob. l.. G. WERNERT Rector.
High Mass and Sermon at Arcadia College
every Sunday at 5 O'Clock Am. Vespers and
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 4
O'Clock P. NJ. High Mass and Sermon and
Benediction at Pilot Knob Catholic Church
at 10:30 O'Clock A.. NJ. Sunday School for
children at / 80 O'Clock P. NJ.
NJ. E. CHURCH, Cor. Reynolds and
Mountain Streets, ISAAC BORTs, Pastor. Res
idence: Ironton. Services every Sabbath
at Ii A. NJ and 7:45 P. NJ. Sunday School
$3.50 A. NJ. Glass Meeting Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock Prayer Meeting Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. All are Invited.
NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH, Fort Hill,
between Tronton and Arcadia. Rev. IL.
WHITEHEAD. Pastor. Services every sum
day, at IL 4. NJ. and P. Nj. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening, Z O'Clock. Sab
bath School at 9 80 A. NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH, Madison street,
near Knob street, e. NJ. SHOUsH, Pastor.
Residence Ironton. Preaching on every
Saturday before the first Sunday of each
month at 2:30 P. NJ. and on the first and third
Sundays at IL A. NJ. Sunday School every
Sunday at $50 A. NJ. and Prayer Meeting
every Tuesday evening at 7:30 P. NJ.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pilot Knob.
Rev. OrTO PFAFFE, Pastor.
A. NJ. z. CHURCH, Corner Shepherd
and Washington streets, Ironton. A. ABB
ANATHY, pastor.
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Efete Dental Ethics.

A dentist puts a door plate on the
door of his house. or a window plate in
his window, bearing his name, and also
the word or words that indicate mis-
vocation, and, perhaps, likewise, an
anatomical device emblematic thereof.
1t is an excellent custom, often service
able to people of both sexes who are
troubled with the toothache. or whose
molars need fixing, and who, but for
find ready relief. Now, when a dem
tist puts his busines card in a news
paper, it is merely another way of rails
ing his door plate, window plate, or
signboard in presence of the public.
Multitudes of people see the advertise
ment, and thus obtain information that
may be useful to them and inure to the
profit of the dentist, yet the first Dist
trict Dental Society of this city has a
code of manners by which its members
are prevented from advertising in the
papers. code which is generally rec
ognized by the profession here, but
which was attacked at a meeting Of
the society held on Tuesday night.
Truly, this provision of the code is
absurd. 1t is not founded on solid
reason; it is not for the benefit of the
public: it is disadvantageous to the
practitioners of dentistry: it is not in
accord with the spirit of the age. It is
borrowed from an old and effete code
of the English tooth pullers, code
that is not now regarded even in Eng
land. There is no such code in France.
which is a country of very high polish,
in which the people give proper heed
to their teeth, The advertisements OF
hightoned dentists may be seen in the
papers of Paris.
AT Tuesday nights meeting of the
Dental Society that able operator in
dentistry. DIR. Rodriguez Oottoiengui,
called for the abolition of the prepos-
ferrous and undesirable anti-advertising
provision of the society's antiquated
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY IRON COUNTY
CoTPTS.

COURTS:
CIRCUIT COURT is held on the
Fourth Monday in April and October.
COUNTY COURT convenes on the
FIRST Monday of March, June, September
and December.
PROBATE COURT is held on the First
Monday in February, May, August and No.
Sember.
OFFICERS:
A. W. HoLLoMAN, Presiding Judge Coun-
ty Court.
JOIN kEMPER, County Judge, South
srn District.
J. Z. Low, County Judge, Western Dis
trict.
J. 5. JORDAN, Prosecuting Attorney.
t. w. WENTWORTH, Collector.
W. A. FLETCHER, County Clerk.
Jos. HUFF, Circuit Clerk.
FRANZ DINGER, Probate Judge.
ID. F. REESE, Treasurer.
w. I'll. FISHER, Sheriff.
5. T. REYBURN, Assessor.
u. w. HULL, Coroner.
j. T. AXE, Public Admir-, Tronton.
A. w. HOLLOMAN, Surveyor.
"A. L. VANCE. School Commissioner.
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great European powers keep up a peace
effective force of more than 3,000,0 900
of men and their aggregate army ex-
penditure amounts to some $500, ,OO0,-
900. Russia, which leads in her army
and in her outlay, spends 9S2, 600, 600
francs on 796. sos men; France keeps
up a peace army of SAT 900 men at an
expense of 859, ,O0O,000 francs, and
Germany's peace army of 507, 900 costs
542, 900. 900 francs.
! An attempt is made to create the
impression that these are tremendous
burdens. But these military budgets
include the little item of pensions, and
counting the military pension pay
ments of the United States, it's army
expenditures to-day are heavier than
those of any European government ex-
cept Russia. While our existing army
of $4,000 men costs as only $50, 900, 600,
we are now paying $133, 600, 900 ayear
for ali army that was mustered out of
service more than twenty-six years ago.
In using figures for purposes of COM
parison, it is we'll not to omit the most
important figures.